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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Dec 1982 Leaders from all points of compass at Blue Springs Scout workshop Separate Board exchange at Meeting bit TWesday Irene McCauley of Halloo Itilli exchanges greeting with Neville Johnston of Mil too while TodelU on the left elected to Special Ed Committee by Jean Layman A Pod turn with a physical social and be workshop was spiritual development held weekend other guests Intro- December for during lunch Scouters In Training at nod ven Wayne Blue Springs Training Boniface of Kitchener and Conference Cen- and Jean Layman Springs Boy Georgetown Seoul Reserve west of During the afternoon Acton sessions Wayne Members attending Boniface instructed how came from Acton to make rope ponies and Georgetown Campb- the instructed Kitchener Oak magic wands and viile and Chinese Ladders This Misslssauga Bob workshop was held in Provincial Field Executive was the participants had Coordinator and Dave made Christmas Crafts Shrubsole course Christmas name leader for this work instructed by Lucy shop of fun learning Bedford Jean and build a Good Turn and Glen also a way to special guests for the their contribution Envoys Dong and Mrs Vale f the Sal Army were presented with handcrafted toys lor the Christmas made by the demand Saturday evening were pants were presented to Boys An evaluation end was a visit by a workshop were Vale and huh uirh ijj Spring workshop la it weekend David made the pretenution Walton Hills Separate night McCauley Joins School Board trustee trustees AliceAnn Irene McCauley is one LeMay and Dr Dennis of three on the Special EducUon Advisory All regional separate Committee formed in school board trustees anticipation of Bill 82 were on hand to give Elected at the seventh their oaths of allegiance separate school board at the Board Burling Inaugural Tuesday ton office increase on 1983 utility bills workshop were Envoy Doug Vale and rs Lucy Bedford Envoy Mrs Vale of the Jean Busch Glen salvation Army all from Kit ton introduced by Dave Shrubsole The dinner Dave Shrubsole Intro- were decorated Assistant Lucy Bedford in the thanks went to Larry Peck of Orangeville for of the course concluded Christmas Goat named looking after the meals the day events owned by Lisa and all of ihe course Leaders the inaugural and said monitoring funds and Commlscioner Paul Christmas theme with he was committed to SERP Secondary Jackson of Oakville at hand crafted log candle keeping the level of Education Review lunch time Saturday holders and colours I Mr and Mrs Vale given to needy children Cempfires were held During the closing Slirubsole both nights which in- each participant was a Christmas bow to eluded songs skits and presented with a wallet keep in with the theme yells Sunday started sited certificate by Mr of the Workshop own Shrubsole a Scouts Service Workshops Carlow A hearty vote of Report Excellent course and good and lots of It Kills residents can expect to pay SIS more on their water and sewer bills next year due to a recommendation by regional council to set the rate schedule Homeowners can look forward to paying the new rate beginning March 1 But Milton and Burling ton have been hit a little harder than Hills Burlington and Milton customers will be paying more and will be paying more on their 1963 bills manager of budgets ana finance for the region There will be complete uniformity by and it takes time to achieve Lengthy debate on the rate schedule occurred at last weeks special council meeting but the end result stayed the same When the recommendation for the rates ap peared before council all Hills councillors voted In favor of it Education health nurses in Project as main in Mr Jackson represents represent each the next term In the next term Region and told Cubs Father J Mihm Is the There Is no room for the participants he new 1993 chairman of hasty decisions on hoped they could return the board In his the newly to their groups with elected chairman knowledge of Scouting lost in a bid Reminding them of the for education Aim Aim it tee chairman losing loDeLorme Other new The aim of Boybcouu chairmen are Ed of Canada is lo help finance boys youth and young John Visser property adults to develop the and planning salary character as resource- legotlatlons Bill and responsible Croatian Centre 500 fine for too much noise Following the dinner Cultural Halton Police laid the said he agreed with He explained Envoy Mr Vale spoke Centre must pay a COO charge after receiving ethnic groups per- amendments to the to the group telling of fine for creating too complaints from area mating their back bylaw someone his previous charge in much noise on Sunday residents ground as long as it is has to be named as Toronto before coming July Krascic nleaded not al lhe expense of being In charge of an to Acton last April The when the case owe He said the noise event means Motto of the Salvation heard Thursdav can be more easily Army is Hand to Man Eleanor Crescent was Justice of the landowners attained Mayor left before the vole and and Mike Armstrong was absent icans and relations from the meeting AliceAnn LeMay Strident opponents to the rates were Mayor Roly Bird of Burlington and Oakville mayor Larry Barrett Both thought the increases were staggering Building up a reserve fund In a time of restraint is unacceptable claimed Mayor Barrett But Oakville councillor Anne Mulvale maintained council had no choice and the time for paying the bill was here We have to be responsible to pay down these debts she said and called it a day of reckoning Rookie councillor Rob Forbes of Oakville at his first council meeting brought up the point that It was backwards to try and set rates before the budget was set and voted against the recommendation favor ingaspercentlnterlmlncrease His recommendation for the Interim rate which would be Increased after the budget was set was defeated members of the com by providing opportunities and Krascic Eleanor Crescent was Heart to God The Vales charged under the were presented with a Town anti noise gift bylaw for permitting Bylaw Enforcement Santa arrived on noise likely to disturb Officer Jack Lusty told schedule and the toys nearby residents this newspaper Allen Peace Murray Allen want to make aware the noise bylaw is enforceable Lusty pointed out the and the loopholes have fine could hove been been plugged ON TANDY ELECTRONICS Radio Sale prices expire Dec Fear new Utile Beavers hut joined 1st Ballinafad Beaver Colony and proudly stand In front of the banner after Investiture They are Peter Collins Danny Kapel Jake SlbUW and Jamie OPEN 24 HOURS DAYS A WEEK 8777722 at your time Id yaw fatally and lb NEW on Talk to the cas company ABOUT HEATING 18002650562 For straight answers about the choice between a conventional gos furnace the new high efftci ency furnace or a conversion burner phone the Company A phone coll will arrange an appointment at your home at the time most convergent for you union We wppy