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jamasjiatjvy- 82 queen st a passenger glberson suffered a broken collarbone anil bead lujnrb- and levy a bruited right shbur lder and bruised left elbow police fald a 186chevrolet operated by leo sargent tti was eas afcnabb st and a 1968 ford operated by glberson waa norm bound on queen st when bey met at the intersection v the impact caused the glb erson car to jump the curb strike a tree and the rear end of a parked car belonging to dan kavanaugb 28 queen st property damage totalled 1- 878 both the savoie and giber- aon can were almost totally mi lafli fabeft t horiaq vitas stanley walsh iwac esquesing nominations continued from page 1 ilawson and russell miller were alsa aeclsmed ah canapes qualified mon- day night following the nomin- ration meeting xc lindsay acting as chairman frfr the evening poln- ted oat the township closed 1 1s65 with a surplus on the year of 10217 combined with the surplus from previous years it lxoiajbt4biowurpla to 331888 it tkeaoof 1088 with the interim statement i for this year as of october 31 showing a surplus of 633 the predicted another reasonably i successful year in a brief speech to the hun dred present reeve george leslie told of the increasing assessment in the county of balton from 290000000 last year to 306000000 for this coming year he told of the in troduction of family counsel ling in the county and touched on the major discussions caus ed by the plunkett report we got the 7th line from ashgrove down to the school- bouse done in good time said the reeve and it will be comp leted from no 5 highway to oakvillc soon he reminded the audience that every railway crossing now ttas some kind of protection tere are signal lights at the 15th sideroad and a long arm going right across the sixth une will be installed i take te credit for finally having fitting lights on the 7th line up near highway no 7 added the reeve in conclusiobthequipped be darn sure which leslie you tfe for w fortowsky questioned the beeve on the blasting at be quarries are we going to to faced with bigger and bet ter quarries be asked are tbey colnl to continue to come tnfrff the township if they want tot we cant atop them replied the reeve wed be much better off without them retorted mr fortowsky wo spend money keeping up our homes and the blasting shakes them loose deputy reev wilfrid leslie urged more spending on resur facing of roads and dust con trol we must stop our farm residents from smothering in dust- be explained that the chan nel would be deepened below the glen williams bridge and shoul stop any future flooding cr pat patterson wondered if it had been an accomplish ment to lower the mill rate last year i think it wouw have been better spent on roads he pointed out that the amount of expenditures on roais are dictated by the department of highways who pay a 50 sub sidy he advocated tarring and chipping several miles of road a year then paving after three or four years if this is done our mainten ance costs would drop he sug gested he warned taxpayers that the proposed additions to schools particularly the stew- arttown addition would see an additional 13 mills by 1968 on a farm assessed at 8000 this means an extra 104 or on a 5000 assessed borne an ex tra 64 he stressed the need for a zoning bylaw to avoid a fac tory being built beside a good home the newly acclaimed deputy reeve george currie reminded the group that the debenture debt of halton county had ris en from aero in 1s54 to six million this year we n men who are careful with the tax dollar at muton he point ed out that ssqueafng again had a surplus and claimed it had always been bis objective to keep the balance in the proper colour host of the bridges in the township are finished with only three more to go said mr carrie after that our alrr to contrdttenibutlpendiliites on bridges should ease for a while cr tom hill too felt might liave been better raise the mill rate in order to do more work on the roads he warned that the stewarttown school addition would be heavy on the poeketbook again mr fortowsky raised the question of blasting at the quarries have you ever hired anyone to look into it the quarry sets up a seismograph and noone ever hears any more he stated youre not too worried or youd have a petition in repli ed cr hfll james goodlet explained he waa not new to council busin ess having erred four years on georgetown council and as deputy reeve nobody is going to gripe about a mill or two if the mails improve be cont ended he endorsed the idea of zoning and planning and sug gested the only way to offset school costs is to get in dustry toey dont send k to school e george bates stated he bad lived in esquesing only two years t signed a petition las summer and 1 never saw tje results he deplored piece meal work on the road which is gone after one rain you have to plan ahead with a plan that ota into the whole of halton codnty he wondered bow the town ship could keep costs down when everything else is going up yet council seems to think it does a great thing by reduc ing the mill rate he comment ed elected officials should be servants not masters he i eluded tbe members of me school board all apoke briefly with tbe main emphasis being on the p senior school- at stew arttown where all the grades seven and eights will ba to gether in a rotary system with horn economics and industri al arts available it may seem like a big cost now said board chairman ruasen lfuler but h will be a great advents in the fut- smili when the waitress asked tbe family how they would like their steaks the mother aald medium the father aald medium and the sevenyear old aon aald trustingly large m vrtmfth flf lilluj mlhisa ynnr avi me yarkwhal kernel eancy corn x i beans q with 1 pork save c 1 bathroom c iltissoe 11 01 mb bj 2 roll juke uan mho cured sweet pickud rolls cottage mitt ireomem sunleta sausage tamomto sited- 4 vartatfaa cooked meats 4 flokida marsh seeduss hu1v rpislwhits grap1eruk jam mb sldoz 5 fox vf florida 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