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III- RAID OUTLOOK Saturday Septembers Page Councillors question asphalt plant Town grilled Ixj company s representative day with questions about a temporary asphalt plant at the comer of Stetles Avenue and Winston Churchill Boulevard The property is owned by Holdings The com has appl ed for a three year permit to mix gravel on the site The industry would run throughout the spring and summer months councillors There would be about trucks a day entering and leaving the facility said Biuecliff representative Rural Councillor Robert Heaton asked if the roads could sustain the traffic The Region does not anticipate any difficulty or see a need for a traffic impact study said town planner Ian Keith A public meeting held last month heard residents concerned with noise traffic on rural roads and pollution from the plant A petition dated Aug contains names of area residents opposed to the asphalt plant The petition said that the propos ed area is primarily a residential area and should not be sub jected to this kind of facility Other plants of this type have proved to create noise and air pollution the petition said Mr Keith said Biuecliff has agreed to build to reduce noise from the plant But Mr said there would not be much noise A normal converse can be carried on near the site he said But some councillors said they want an actual decibel count of the noise because the present evaluation is too subjective Rural Alf Spence said there would be a backlog of traffic when the asphalt plant opened for business at 7 a m I would have a lot more sym pathy with your operation if I envision a line up on Steeles Avenue he said Mr Alfano said there would be no traffic waiting to get on the site A house located on the Whaley Corners site would be used as a business office for the plant and would house three employees Mr said although the house is not in good repair now it will be repaired for office use The tenants are there on a month to month Basis It s understood when we re ready they re out Town council will vote next Mon day on whether or not to approve the asphalt plant that town staff recommended for approval Steamed up The annual Steamera Fair was held this past holiday weekend and those attended the fourday were treated to a of steam engines and related equipment One of the was left a hundred yearold thickness planner Hidden behind Firefighters answer 5 calls Flowers a best seller In a botanical book was published by the University of Toronto Press that has since become a perpetual seller The book title is and some brought flowers It is an an of early Canadian botanical writing excerpts from letters diaries and books written by the first European people who came to this part of the world and settled here Gallery House Sol on Charles Street in Georgetown has had an exhibition of John s latest works about every two years since that first show About 30 works will be on display starting Sunday Sept The artist will be at House Sol on the first day of the exhibi tion from 26 m The exhibition will continue to Sept 28 at the usual hours Tuesday to Thursday from 2pm Friday to Sun day from 2pm In addition to John Revell s work visitors will encounter a group show of flower paintings and sculptures by severalother artists some of them from Georgetown including Sandra Barrelt Cowan Charlotte Brainerd Jane Burns Gretchen Hamilton Day Andreas Heather Grindley Borge John Aref NajamesSani Una 0 Sybil Margaret Squire Barbara Stephens Jo and Wong The Halton Hills Fire Depart ment responded to a grass fire on Princess Anne Drive in Georgetown last Saturday after noon The fire s cause is unknown officials say The same area flared up again Monday morning Fire department of ficials speculate smouldering ashes left from the previous fire caused the next fire A Georgetown- woman burned her hands when a pot of cooking oil left on a stove burner ignited at a Court residence in Georgetown Wednesday after noon fire department officials say There was a false alarm at a factory on Drive in Georgetown last Saturday fire officials say Its cause unknown Firefighters responded to an alarm activation at a Guelph Street factory in Georgetown late Wednesday afternoon Officials speculate the alarm was set off a telephone repairman who was work in the building when it went off Firefighters doused a bonfire ir a quarry at Lot and Concession 10 in Hills late last Satur night When firefighters ar on the scene no one was there But officials say the fire might have started while the Thing wood chips is resident Rick is removing the piece of lumber as it comes through the machine Dail parades grands tand shows and taslv homemade meals were other fair highlights Herald photo Music awards Congratulations 0 the following students of Elaine Wassermann who been successful this past year in Royal Conservatory of Music examinations In Preliminary Rudiments first class honors went to Mark Peter son Carrv Schmelter and Christine Richard Sower achieved first class honors in Grade Rudiments Honors were attained Tara and in Grade 2 piano in in Grade 3 piano and Mark Peterson in Grade piano First class honors went to Diana Morrow inGrade6ptano PUT AN END TO CABLE BILLS Add up and you in why Channel Miilw reception equipment Is smart JOES ANTENNAS Installation Service Parts Box Ontario NOB 1110 CANCER c BEATEN Until October 30th Georgetown will donate MOO 00 to the Canadian Cancer Society for every new Fox Golf or Jetta that YOU purchase or lease Purchase 77 Golf4Dr Purchase Ml 395 Purchase 90 No payment M km allowance O limit availability Imuran prep and chare ami vary to and availability option available Moael may not a exactly at Autohous Georgetown Inc 199 Guelph St 8775285 Tor 8460910 Does winterizing yourpoolgiveyou cold feet It unsure how to piep ire pool for urn Bet it our pool isii t pi ok t ted in lit somenist spring Bring unit pool to indue how to properh it tor it to open foi swimming We tht thill out pool tire Bring your pool to 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