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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday April Page 3 Outlook on Halton Hills The North District Council Scouts Canada installed its new executive for the 198990 year last week at the Optimist Halt Left to right Dave Sararis vice president Larry Adams provincial field ex ecutive Barbara Durham treasurer Dawn secretary Dennis White president John Sharpies 2nd vice president and John Ollivier regional commissioner Photo by Jean Layman The Fourth Georgetown Scouts will hold a car wash today from 10 a to 2 m at St Andrews United Church The car wash will be held for exchange of non perishable food supplies Shown here are front row left to right David Mark Back row Steven Clark Andy Fuller Photo by Jean Layman BellS neW tOWer Hospice meeting Brampton WI location unpopular Halton Hills councillors are op posed to construction of a 180foot Bell Cellular communications tower in the Hornby area The tower if approved would be located on a onequarter of an acre lot on the north side of Steeles Avenue east of the Sixth Line The most recent application submitted by Bell for the tower construction was dated March this year Mayor Russ Miller said he would like to encourage BellCellular to look at another location He said the present location near farmland on Steeles Avenue could be contentious Its incumbent upon Bell Cellular to look for another piece of land said Coun Joe Hewitt There are adjacent residences there if the tower fell there are concerns Coun Hewitt said Bell had pro ceeded carte blanche in Caledon Residents there he said took Bell to the Ontario Municipal Board to prevent construction Town of Halton HUls deputy planner Bruce said under present legislation a transmission tower could be built in Hornby Because the facility is a federal government facility It complies with the zoning bylaws he said Bell has looked at other sites but has considered them unavailable or inappropriate said Mr But be added that some people are complaining that building a tower with its accessory equip ment is inappropriate to the tion The North Halton Hospice is holding its annual meeting on Monday April 17 at 15 at Milton Hospital The guest speaker will be Diane Bridges who will discuss the pastoral role in hospice A reception will follow the meeting For more information contact Donna at 8382171 The Brampton West Womens Institute spring euchre and cor will be held at Huttonville Public School Friday April 21 at 8pm There will be prizes and refreshments Everyone is welcome TILE KING 354GuelphSt Unit 23 Georgetown Ontario 8732588 OFFICE MAjBIC FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE STATIONERY NEEDS St Call On Us PETER iKllOt SalMfliapraMntttrv CADILLAC QUEEN ST BRAMPTON DOWNTOWN FAX SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too YOUNGS PHARMACY LTD Soulh Georgetown HOURS MondayFriday 9 00 Saturdays 9 006 00 LET TIDY CAR SPRING CLEAN YOUR VEHICLE SPRING SPECIAL Complete Interior Cleaning and Detailing Wash Deoxidlze and Wax the Exterior Engine Shampoo SPRING 10000 SPECIAL IMO MOST CARS Our Professional Services Include RUNNING BOARDS installation A Full Line of Custom Car Truck Accessories DRY CLEANING INTERIORS FABRIC PROTECTION VINYL ROOF REVITALIZING TOUCH UP PAINT SPLASH GUARDS WINDOW TINTING SUNROOFS RUST PROOFING CAR COVERS RUNNING BOARDS PIN STRIPING 8730570 Street Georgetown OPEN MonTlrars Sam Learn to Drive and Survive THE PRIVATE SCHOOL Young Drivers of Canada Train centres coast coast Driver TraJnlng for ages Free pick upathomeforfncar Private in car instruction Dafanalve driving you can Federal income tax deductible The Drivers programme It not available through any local high school NEW CLASSES Starting April EVERY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVENING PM to 1000 PM FOR WEEKS a 8770751 16 Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL 7 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND Young Drivers of Canada