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The big the big raid first by everyone Reaching more than I 13 homes Home Newspaper of Hills 9 Five per cent ceiling Tax reprieve will save residents IM I in being introduced Mir by thi provincial bid s tax burden in tu lay but j from isl inly ha percent ceiling created the j actor Mr Kingixplam Da town will have to about fur taxes for miliary school laxes and WW school or a total of lttirdii to a rejwrt sub tied by Ibi treasurer lo il Monday night the av homeowner Aould hill in taxes under anticipated lax schedule Thanks to tin is been reduced to Tticse figure- art based on ivirage isscssmmts of em in Georgetown si Alton and in it Hit per ceiling j reasonably fur ap proach which virtually naes basis for appeal Mr King explained that new equalization factor as would bin boost id the iverage residential tax bill here by nearly will Hit per tut tit mm i Mid that a much nits an equalized across rig ion I tin with its additional burden trimmed to Mayor pointed s com mittn still ikufJijib lommeupwilh the ixtn Tunis mill nerds print rr Mr as liss xpcclam of large tax hikes in ibi futurt tlnl sum Ontario are a I renlv Jti li Hi r tint inly SIR lhoui hi s- Ihc- Mayor 1ete want id limestone stent pill two weeks ago lint the anticipated 000 would no doubt force the town drastically revest lis public works and thus del ij plans lor the of I further While echoing Coun ivy s posit im about it mini i Hills will in during 10 hough thi tut limit director cleared FATHERS DAY COMES EARLY Her dd photo by Puul was iiquil lid Monday on tfi counts of fnud involving Hit alleged from for the handicapped in Hornby County Court Patrick Mr of the box since the si dm 1 This Week Focal dispute Have you been wonder ing what happening with long standing to col Properties dispute with Hills So has loan councillor Marilyn and she was looking or answers at las week planning- board meeting Hollywood North The movies have been gone from Georgetown for over a month now tins week the Herald lake a fond look at the three major movies film In Georgetown during the last three years in our Hollywood ISorth sup plement Page tail Girls banned Two George town girls have been banned from playing hockey with boys their own age and ability Pa Re wins Del rex Smoke Shop did it again For the third consecutive year they ore the football over the Dairy Queen team Two new subdivisions are likely for Acton Despite strong from some members town has moved closer toward the residential subdivisions proposed for Ac Ion east end as pari of the modcrale growth predicted for the community In the com ing decide Negotntions continue be tween tow planning staff and Cutero Investments Ltd which hopes to build 52 semi detached homes off Churchill Bead North and Cedar Development Ltd which has proposed single family homes for the opposite side of the road Official plan amendments for both subdivisions by the board last Tues day night despite Coun Harry Levy contention that deputy planning director Brian recommended action bo cause he was under he gun prepare a positive report on the proposals Levy was to remarks made by board members two weeks earlier when staff was urged to expedite the review process in preparation for ear ly approval Town council ap proved the amendments this A publie meeting on the proposals will he advertised as part of forthcoming board session Planning director Ma rlo informed memb in that his fin report on both subdivisions should submit ted Hie November 13 board meeting that develop ment in Acton li biased industry with tin bulk of land zoned for that use Mr Vipditti acknowledged in a preliminary report that the board has twice rejected pro posals for moderate Hal growth in he community Nevirthelesi hesaid feel strongly tint these proposals represent a reasonable and ratloml approuh the A modest in residential component is desir able Mr went on to explain because are of be re extent of certain servicing constraints it this time it should take that the accused has been subjeited to the strain and no doubt expense of this on on dis like distrust his position and upon which tin crown should not hive rnsomblv a Mr mused of hiving stolen money from res of the of Country side during the period which hi was director of the dun Judji I described the evidence submitted by Crown Attorney Price as at its strongest fhmsv and its weakest illy Hi of the charges lukmg in proof t In rudinL lis judin which wis reserved the trial concluded October Judge 1 said tint while one or two of the charges laid thi crown suspicion and left question none wire proven reasonable Judge said he found the trial had nflt been so much dialing will a public to deter The judj lion with of Mr in response to ex of dincl or or the residence in which Mr background Judtfi said that he- found Mr to luvc been deceitful in Ins stati mints lis educational I lit he rejected the Mr Ihe litter of appln lion was of which Mr hid set in motion with Hie inluil gaining control over residents mo Judge 1 proceed Ins views as to of si me if the wit lb said that number of the counsellors were be deceitful he letipli Mr s in his of I for tile illow inns the residents the meal described Mr method hut hid not bun a diubl thai it if money from Ihe si Mill I also slid lint tin totality of the tint Mr had it had ship with oflc of the residents of Countryside is bid hem alleged He then lo lake rtpjtic i Roy Booth fails to stop trapping in toted fur m Hills Roy Booths concern ovir lbit the hunters may be using leg which In onnoflhecruelesl trips It think we vised Prompted from general committee had recommended hi favor of th practice on townowned land last week at which lime Harry Levy expressed confidence that Booth who he described a something of would objections later SOI- Although absent from that meeting Coun Booth lived up his colleague expectations at Monday nights council meeting when he challenged the humaneness of leg traps Clerk administrator Ken Richardson said he was unsure of type of trap lo be used In Hills but ex pressed belief that any trap would have Id meet provincial government standards this rrsolulni Booth noting ips are Intended fur us on be mink jtid musk rat Mayor Pete mealed that council is only reipurid indorse di licence ippl ilions before the ministry ilroloicrlhe of traps id he said is not within own jurisdiction The miyors got il wist Booth argued It certainly is In his councils jurisdiction to decie whether we wish to have trappers in Hills I respect Coun Booth wishes but if he had a pond like do where the have de stroyed il I sure he d want some ypc of trap in there lm going to give my permission to this whether Jet il or not coon in MM With the sole opponent of the IrJipinj ap- il the solution wis proudbv Miyorlomcroy and Miki Armstrong George Malt by Buss Miller John McDon aid Marilyn sent wen councillors Wilier Pterin and HI Wood also expressed com rn over of i approved en local firmers who linn special permits from queen s to shoot Can ada which raid their crops He withdrew a request In hive the permission apply only to landowners their members or a designated however after it was pointed out that applications be Both he mendahon and he pertinent bylaw llluwing the kilimg or scaring wild birds were approved A lock of mformition about tin of Ihc entire seven acre Cedar pro pcrty on the east side of Churchill Itoad prompted the board to suggest an official pi in for thi of the lamb in an effort to expedite II Coun Ed Wood attempt to have the amendment apply lo all lands was unsuccessful largely because of Mr warning hat tilt ministry of housing would then lo make lis own modifications the proposal when it is rel rred ai Ihc town The out it the town could not difend Us- own ipjiroval for he project unless sufficient servicing lion hid Tin devdupersgetliiig most he wants even thoUfli he may not be ibk to develop the pond irea Ion Ihe nortlurlv half unless the reports prove positive Mayor Pole com Nevertheless council this week voted to approve amind mints for all portions of site after Ihc mayor offered new information about provin governmenl reoning re still alter basic fact thai we re proceed ing with something that very premature in mind of Ballon region and the Valley on stnatlon Authority Coun maintained Monday night We re being asked to approved i for which neither we nor the plan ing pari men have seen any plans I still think we should wail until a thorough report is done and all the ISHAM HONORED page wo me North Association for the Menially one of their own recently with a reception In honor of Is ham director of the ARC wocicibop at Hornby Mr and her Harry begin he la a mall way In garage near leaching young to reweb lawn chain and Mr became the workshop a when lie association purchased the old Hornby school In Mr I am nun prior to her marriage and Canada with her and ions In IMS from Northampton nglond She was one of flrtt people accredited by the Canadiia for Rehabilitation Workshop Is leaving her Job for health real made no plana on how to fill her Ichurc hours Here Major give Iihama along girt from