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SECTION A Tilt HERALD Wednesday November II 1937 Pages Halton Region waste facility 175 in favor closing transfer station the Association November To dale the campaign 1chan raiic lie Herald Flags are flying high for Lung Assoc appeal When you pass Regional Head quarters on Bronte Road or Hills Town Hall you II see a white banner with large red cross high The red doublebarred cross is he symbol of the Lung Association The Christmas Seal people The Cross Lorraine was chosen many years ago to represent the crusade against tuberculosis in Canada By lung diseases began to emerge The increased use of cigarettes after World War II brought about the most dangerous self Inflicted epidemic the world has ever known Emphysema lung cancer and chronic bronchitis thousands of premature and deaths every year To protect the children and smoker- as well as the smokers themselves the Lung Association is helping smokers to quit The Lung Association cares about every breath you lake For the youngest babe who might be a vie of crib death the increased number of children asthma he worker exposed environmental hazards in the workplace and for older people who suffer any form of lung disease the funds ruis the Christmas Seal Campaign are used to dcvilop reel services and programs In the well as to support research arc offered free of charge and are supported totally by public to the Christmas Seal Can paign Won I you please answer your appeal loiter today and help the Lung Association con nue on its crusade for Better Breathing Remember Your Lungs ore for Lift Developer extends road for apartment By BRIAN Herald Staff Regional council voted Nov to accept a proposal to open a new transfer station in Burlington and close down the current station at the landfill site Council voted in favor of the new station Halton Hills councillors were split about the proposal Rick Bonne and Pom Sheldon voted against the new station John McDonald Marilyn Serjeantson and Iluss Miller supported the station The other three councillors who voted against the proposal were Milton Mayor Gordon Kranti Milton BUI Johnson ana MlllonCoun Brad Clements The decision has short term plications for Hills tax payers Because council decided to ap prove equalization costs for haulage fees a move Hills has long been fighting for waste disposal costs will only go up on next years tax bill according to Coun Marilyn Serjeantson Hills currently pays the haulage costs for waste from the transfer station in Georgetown to the Burlington dump But the Region will be exporting per tent of its waste over the next three die years so decided to equalize the haulage costs Although the waste disposal bill will Increase by per resident In Ha Hon next year here in Halton Hills each taxpayer will pay only more because of the equalized outage cos Is The decision to build the new transfer station will cost the Region anywhere between S3 and million more than the cheapest alternative few years The cheapest alternative is simply expanding the current traasfcr lion according to Region staff But Burlington councillors were determined lo set the Region honor a commitment made in lo close tin transfer station once the dump is filled to capacity The dump is scheduled to close In January Burl In on Councillor and and Public Works Committee Chairman Pat McLaughlin said Burlington just wants that transfer station moved to an Industrial area where it will not affect residents Its probably the ugliest and most untidy operation you could ever get he said of the existing transfer station The Ministry of the Environment has Indicated that it would extend the permit for the current station provided the City of Burlington agrees Mr McLaugnlin said Bui that support Is not forthcom so the decision lo build the new transfer station Is neat and tidy Mr McLaughlin said It not the easiest and the quietest remedy he added Hills Coun Sheldon was outraged I just cannot believe lhat everybody around this table has just sat there and allowed this to hap pen she said supported the new transfer station Increased costs stemming from an En v Iron mental Assessment Act hear on expansion of the old station would limit the Regions savings she said Swaziland teachers to visit our town Two Swaziland Home Economists arrive In Georgetown Nov to visit Family Studies classrooms Magdalene President of the Swaziland Home Economics Association SHEA is a lecturer at William Pitcher Teachers College Manzlnl Elsie is Past President of SHEA and a home economics teacher at the Swazl National High School In Swaziland Home Economics Association organized in is twinned with Ontario Family Studies Home Economics Educators Association founded In 1903 This project funded by the Cana International Development Agency involves the part nerahip of a professional Home Economics Association In Canada with one in a developing country also cited the uncomfortable feeling that we created around council as a reason for supporting the don I care how uncomfortable anybody is around this table Coun Sheldon replied Taxpayers being taken for a I sick of nickel and dlmlng them to death A Tasty Recipe BANBURY TARTS About Six 4 Tarts Have ready Individual baked pie shells Combine cup Seeded raisins 1 cup sugar cracker crumbs well beaten egg 1 lemon lemon juice butter V chopped candied fruits Cook and stir these ingredients over low heat until they begin to thicken Remove from the heat Cool Partly fill he tart shells Top with whipped cream SPECIALS BUNCHED ALMONDS Whole Sliced Slhrarod GLAZED CHERRIES Foodstuff 92 Main St S Georgetown 8776569 I THE Butcher Shop 187GUELPHST Next To McDonald a 5996 P The Town has given permission for developer Al Piluttl to extend portion of Hall Road in Georgetown The United Way of Hill is In the process of collecting funds Tor Its sines and residential campaigns this point In the 1987 campaign which kicked off Oct the local branch has raised M per cent of its 000 goal an outlined in this Mr I needs the extension so a suite apartment building which Is currently under site plan commit tee review will front on an open public road The bylaw zoned for apartment but building front on an open public road Mr w I Innning Director said the on is now it d 1 to the bylaw hut if tht roid is ixkndiil It will lonform Mr I is agreed pay for tht extension of the road Mr Pllutli said two other developments on Hall Hood Somerset and the Sands ire in the same position because they only front onto a lane way Mr waits to extend the rati about feet past the Somerset development Mr was granted approval r tht extension provided the Credit Volliy Conservation Authority the Town engineer and other affiliated bodies offer no objection to the work But Coun Manlyn ob jected to the work because people who live In the area don know about the new building She wanted council to till public meeting on the work to the public know what s happening with the development WE ARE DEDICATED TO SERVICE Wo have asked 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