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Page THE HERALD Wednesday September 1989 dairy queen faces a fulltime job By ROB SAVAGE TbomBonNewt Service a contestant in tbe Dairy Princess Competition at the Canadian Na tional Exhibition Lynda Thompson is expected to know much about the dairy industry However her past year as the Peel Region dairy princess has shown sometimes you have to get down to the basics Her visits to area grade schools are a good example Lynda 21 said some kids have lota to learn for more see News page 12 These kids really don t know much about farming she said They learn that milk comes from a cow It doesnt come from a store One other lesson older kids learn is fanning is a business and t the simple life people used to agine In Peel Region Lynda is in a urn que area that mixes urban and rural life Lynda who lives near Georgetown said her role as dairy princess is to try to bndge the gap between the two She is a likeable ambassador for the dairy industry She also has what it takes at dairy competi tions winning the dairy princess title The annual event features contestants who are judged on knowledge of the dairy in dustry as well as poise personal and maturity Donna Beggs the Ontario Dairy said the eventual winner will face a rigorous schedule that can be tough it is a hard job she said It s a full time job It s a lot of hard work The Ontario Dairy Princess must leave school or work for the year she spends promoting dairy products She travels throughout Ontano and Ms Beggs said she also visited England for two weeks as part of the job What made it tough though was living according to the tight schedule set by others was told where I had to go When I was going to be there I was told what I was going to have to do she said didn t have time to be me Its an enjoyable experience but its a lot of work Sing along with the Choral Society Georgetown Choral Society is starting their new season and the society welcomes any new members They are particularly interested in sopranos and tenors but all singers are welcome If you cant sing but arc willing to help in other aspects of concert production please call Windows smashed Someone used rocks to smash four rear windows at Centennial Public School on Delrex Boulevard in Georgetown causing damage late Friday night police say Police have no suspects Fall Fair will feature third farm Olympics ontinued from Page this skill combines to form the Canadian Tire Stunt Dm ers Together with their circus clown car they will an evening of fun and clean family entertain ment The Canadian Tire Stunt Drivers will roar into action on the main track at 6 30 m Saturday Sunda sees the third battle for the Farm Oljmpics title To date there are five teams entered the Town Council Optimists Kinsmen Lions Club and Real Estate They will battle to see who can toss the meadow muffins the farthest or milk a goat the fastest The admission to the Fair is for adults and for children seven to 16 and children under seven are free The best bu by far is the weekend family ticket for 9 or the single weekend ticket for and will be on sale until noon Saturday There are only weekend tickets remaining- so dont delay get yours today Georgetown your fair will be A Fine Time 89 Sec you at the fair GOVERNMENT OF CANADA TREASURY BILLS Mors Information Call Evenings 873 CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Phase 3 Georgetown Water Storage Facility PR1164 Town of Halton Hills Public Information Session No 2 SEPTEMBER 13 1989 As a requirement under Ontarios Environmental Assessment Act the Regional Municipality of hereby notifies all Interested individuals and parties thai Halton Region is planning a new floating ground storage reservoir to be located on the south west corner of Highway Trafalgar Road and The purpose of the new facility is to increase the available potable water storage for the existing com munity as well as tor future development The new storage facility will increase balancing fire and emergency storage capablhlies of the system A public information forum will be held from 5 p m to 9 p m on Wednesday September 13 1989 In the Committee Room of the new Civic Centre in Georgetown on Maple Avenue The above mentioned project is being conducted in accordance with the requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Sewage Projects For Further information contact the following FOR THE REGION Mr A Sufloletta Eng Department of Public Works 2316 South Service Road West Box Ontario L6J Tel 8113 Further Information will be given when the Environmental Study Report Is completed and made available at the Municipal Of flees tor 30 days for public review D Regional Clerk FOR THE C0NS0LTANT Mr R I smith P Eng Thorbum Penny Limited 351 Main Street East MILTON Ontario 1P7 Tel 875 2144 TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLS GEORGETOWN 8775185 Remembrance Wreaths Please place your order now Contact Jean 8779787 If no answer Georgetown Legion DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH METTLER Denture Therapist 72 MM St Georgetown 8778974 102East0rBrarMtoa 7912314 IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT RS0 1980 CHAPTER 337 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES BEING DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOTS 3 AND ON THE CORNER OF MAIN AND MILL STREETS IN YOUNG AND BARBERS SURVEYREGISTERED AS NUMBER IN THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS IN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HALTON NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills intends to designate Goodlet located at Main Street South Georgetown as a building of architectural ana historic interest under Pari of the Ontario Heritage Act REASONS FOR DESIGNATION Goodlet s Built Reid in it was operated by his descendants as a store until 1945 at time it was purchased by James Goodlet whose descendants operate the store today The building is one of the oldest structures on Main Street only predated by the block Architecturally tho building is unique to Georgetown its entire facade is limestone with cut litnestone rock faced quoins on each side The win dows on the second and third floors are over double hung with semi heads The metal window heads and brackets and the metal en and brackets distinguish the Main Street face The coursed rub stone south elevation gives character the alley linking Main Street South to the rear parking area Any person may within thirty 30 days the first publication of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Halton Hills a notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with the reasons for the and all relevant facts If such notice is received the Council for the Town of Hills shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing DATED the Town of Hallon Hills this day of August 1 989 D Costea Administrator Clerk Town of Halton Hills P0 Box 128 Halton Hills Ontario AH no TO WN OF HA L TON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS GEORGETOWN NOTICE Notice of the Intention to stop up and convey a portion of the First Line and Sideroad unopened West of Fairy Lake in Acton Thai portion of the which It Is proposed to stop up close and convey includes the whole of the unopened road allowance between Lots and 28 on Concession and a small portion of it bet ween Lots 27 and 28 Concession 2 Thai portion the First Line which it is proposed to stop up close and convey includes whole of the unopened road allowance between lot 27 Concession 1 and Lot 27 Con cession 2 plus a portion of the mad allowance between Lots 28 Con cession 1 and Lot 28 I Notice is hereby given that the Council for the Town of His intends to enact a by to step op close and convey a portion the First Line and Skferoad and convey it to the owners of abutting property The Council hear any persons who claims thai their lands be affected by the bylaw and who apples to be heard al its regular meeting to be held at the Council Chambers Heated at 1 Halton Hills Drive tn the Town of Hallon Hits on Monday September IB at hour of 7 p This notice was first punished on the day of August 1989 at Kama Ms tan 121 Mi MM 1140