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Parkland free charged before policy passed On May daughter or David and Jnik Munro Acton graduated from Diploma program at Sheridan Jesiir was born on Island and mined to the Acton area with her family In She Is a former of Acton lllfh School and Brook illr Public School Prayer vigil at hospitals Campaign is asking fathers jnd their sons lo keep a hour vigil outside of Region hospitals do abortions on Father Day Sunday June Campaign copies of abortion statistics for hospital in Ontario covering abortions from 198082 from Onlarlo The total of the three of abortions is 93 102 Statistics for Region show hat 1 abortions took place in four hospitals in three years span George I own Hospital performed 46 abortions Milton Hospital abortions Oakvillc Trafalgar Hospital abortions and Joseph Brant Hospital Burlington for the vigil is Let Them Live Historical Society offers input III the future when the Town is considering changing street names or giving a r ad name for thi rst time the Esquciint Historical Society will be consulted Councillor John McDonald said Monday he thought the from the community group to provide the Town with input should be accepted A resolution was passed colling for Historical Society to not only be informed but also asked to comment on road name changes Levies cannot be charged retroactively was the lesson emphasized Hills council Monday night The discussion arose when Councillor Pam Sheldon pointed out Julius had been told he must pay a fee for parkland as a condition of two weeks before council approved the policy of charging the fee She the recommendation to charge the fee v made at the April meeting and a week later council approved that policy but on March Halton Land Division Committee acting on a letter from Clerk Administrator Ken Richardson posed the not yet adopted policy Council makes policy and staff imple ments it Stated Sheldon Richardson explained as administrator he took it upon himself to write to the ask them to impose the charge with the condition the owner enter into an agreement with the Tow if council approve it the agreement would be null and void and the fee He claimed the applicants were informed at the LDC meeting Councillor Mike Armstrong asked why did not appear before council to make his appeal Sheldon said he was un com for table talking in public and preferred to do it by letter A letter from Solicitor Peter McWilliams was sent to the mayor Armstrong opposed the resolution not to charge any applicants who sought a sever before the policy was approved con tending they were informed at the meeting He said noone had appealed the LDC decision Councillor Dave Whiting termed the fee a retroactive requirement which be could not approve He pointed out that being in formed at the meeluig is too late since the applicants are already there with a lawyer whose fee would have lo be paid Legislation should only be effective after it is officially passed Councillor Phil Carney questioned the legality of charging a fee before the policy was passed and said anyone in good con science would agree He also questioned the amount of the fee set at in the rural area and in the urban area He claim the amount was arrived at based on five per cent cash of parkland a common clause subdivision agreements but seldom if t r used in single lot severances He claimed the five per cent should be based on raw land prior lo the severance since the of land increases the moment severance is allowed Councillor Finn said council may have the right to do it but said it was morally wrong to charge after the fact Solicitor Bert Arnold who had appeared at the LDC on behalf of another client who also had the charge imposed explained the ap plicants could not appeal one condition of a severance without appealing the whole severance thus putting their own severance in jeopardy He said he pointed out to the members the policy was not yet in place On a recorded vote Councillors Ross Harry Levy Mike Armstrong and Mayor Miller opposed the motion to lift the parkland fee an any applications made before the policy was officially approved by council Four Legion Ladles Auxiliary members received awards for jean of service night Lett to right Greta and Freda a Lamb received Mother or Pear pins as seniors who have served at least 10 year a 30 year pin went to Marg and a chartered member Molly received year pin Mary who has moved was presented with a watch for her years of service at home Kathy Jensen A glass vase and flowers was presented to Bees who moved to Scarborough bv Marg Dunn second vicepresident of the auxiliary Presentations highlight Legion Ladies meeting by Karen McGlll The June meeting of Acton Legion Ladles Branch 197 was held in the form of a pot luck supper enjoyed by everyone Two new applications for membership were accepted for Barbara Lake and Gordon Mary Daigle was presented with a watch her worklnfhefluxiJiary to Barrie and will be missed A presentation was made to Marion Ruse for her service and help on the executive She is moving to Scarborough Lamb and Greta Morrow were presented with their Mother of Pearl pins for being a Senior with over 10 years vice Molly McHugh was presented with her year pin Margaret was presented with her year pin The Legion Ladies are planning a bus trip to Gardens on Saturday June 16 Anyone wishing to go should get in touch with Higgins Convention delegates this year art Sharon Barker and Lily Higgins Sick list month Eileen Moss Helen Fowler Mrs and Sjlvia Foley Have a nice summer Hope see everyone in September Housing starts drop in 84 The Canadian shop at the corner of Mill and Main Streets has begun be demolished to make room for a downtown Work crews rip up the roof and tear out Housing starts until the end of April were third the number of the previous year In April construction star led on six houses but alterations continued to boom ahead with permits issued The toward additions and alterations continues with permits issued until the end of April this year and at the same line last year Alterations to convert a store to Tavern in Georgetown arc listed at and an addition to a commercial building in the commercial area on Mountamview just north of Street Is listed The April total of all types of permits was million only slightly less than the previous year SI million but the four month total of million his year is more than million less than last year million NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the George town District Memorial Hospital will be held in the Hospital Cafeteria at 8 00 on June 1984 Honorable Life Members and 84 members are urged to attend Refreshments JUDGE KALANGDON Chairman of the Board MR A TENNANT SecretaryTreasurer ATTENTION ATTENTION Those interested in knowing how to deal with life after 40 contact Linda W after June17 cad Wed like to wish your Dad a Happy Fathers Day Were offering Mens Jewellerymuch of it custommade by our resident Goldsmith- in a wide variety of styles and prices to suit your budget REMEMBER Fathers Day is Sunday June 17 1 Mnt Tie Tacs Bracelets Cufflinks 169 99 95 Ourentire selection of Diamond Rings Stone Rings Chains and Charms are priced at OFF SEIKO WATCHES are all priced at 3040 OFF We have a qualified jeweller on premises Expert repairs adjustments and sizings can be performed Fast All Fathers Day Gifts qualify for our 3 month layaway plan I The Gold Centre Centennial Vodden Street at Kennedy RoadBrampton We make Father Day Jewellery aforrfabter 1984 F150 4x2 The WorkMate SPECIAL AMMETER AND OIL PRESSURE GAUGES 61001b GVWR PACKAGE P23575R x 15 XL TIRES H D BATTERY CIGAR LIGHTER MANUAL TRANSMISSION H D SHOCK ABSORBERS H D FRONT SPRINGS TOTAL VALUE package price No Charge mm 8532370 mm 45 St Worth Acton