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rage SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday April 1MI Regions vote gives charity groups hope for second grant Three charitable organisa tions In Hoi ton may get a second chance to approach regional council this year or additional grants Councillors Inst Wednesday defeated a recommendation from the administration and finance committee which would have quashed any reconsidering fund ing allocations this year for Helping Hands and the Hoi ton branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses VON While a third organization Womens Place did not receive an additional grant it sought from the region Hal ton Helping Hands an organization which provid es domestic services for elder ly and Invalid homeowners was denied a increase In its grant The VON had asked that an extra be March wedding for local girl St Johns Anglican Church in Stewarltown was the setting for the March marriage of Judith Ellen Weaver of Georgetown and Larry Brent Hooper of Durham Ontario The bride wearing lace gown with chapel tram and a pearl and tiara with a floor length veil was given in by her brother Kevin Weaver Her m itron of honor was friend Gail Green and best man was a friend of the groom Clark of Durham town guests were from London Owen Sound Shallow Lake Milton MIsslssauga Woodstock and Durham Mr and Mrs now residing In Georgetown CHRISTIS ANGELS Helping out the Canadian Cancer Society April fund- raising campaign right of Chris Boutique In Georgetown and hrr staffers Bonnie Matenlant left and will donate SO cents from their profits on each hairstyle and beauty treatment Ibey provide this week to the campaign and the salon Itself will match every contribution for an overall donation of per customer I Herald photo Come to Church GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Sunday School m Worship 1 a m Every Welcome P RALPH ST GEORGES CHURCH ANGLICAN April HOLY HOLY EUCHARIST Criurcn a Nursery HOLY EUCHARIST MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH EDWIN H MITCHELL 8776605 Sunday April 1981 a ry Sunday School Hum Biblical Proisoond Fellowship Boys A Clubs Youth Ac A Prayor mooting Jolly Missions Fellowship Visitors Always Wolcomo and Growing LUTHERAN CHURCH Windsor Rood at St BEVDB J fl am Church So rvico Sunday School a Church Service Church Luther in Hour GOSPEL TEMPLE Of Qaorgatown on Highway PASTOR ANGUS J NICHOLSON Christian Education Hour 11 am Morning Worship 7 OOP WORSHIP IN AN EXCITING ATMOSPHERE MEET PEOPLE MAKE FRIENDS JESUS HES THE ANSWER held in reserve above its grant proposed by the regions health and social services committee Arguing In favor of the committees recommendation Hills Mayor Pete Pomeroy said the group may have been misled In thinking they could return to council with additional requests later In the year Using contingency funds to help out the groups If they have financial difficulty later is wrong he added noting that the groups are urged toseek their own private funding Although council defeated the finance committee recommendation It also failed to establish a conting ency fund for organizations finding themselves In a mid or lateyear financial crisis Warning that spent contin gency funds would have to be applied to the regional levy next year chief administra tive officer Dennis told councillors that ihe 1981 grants represent Ihe best this council could do We dont want to Indicate that were Into the supplemen tary grant business he said Burlington Coun Jim Grieve charged that Womens Place didnt receive reason able consideration in March when a representative sought an extra to help pull it out of a deficit incurred last year The contingency account for the groups would help correct an Injustice In some cases health committee chairman Carol Gooding explained the groups were forced to seek additional funding because other grants expected at the last minute failed to come through She said the three organizations should have he opportunity to seek more funds but council should not open up the doors to listen to appeals across the board With no contingency funds established for groups future appeals might be granted on a limited basis from other accounts In the regions health or social services budgets No dumping here An Interim garbage dump In Georgetown has been rejected by regional council The transfer facility which would have allowed garbage to be dumped temporarily and then hauled to regions Oakvllle landfill site was rejected as uneconomical Councillors concurr ed with a report pointing out that is still more feasible for loaded trucks to haul their garbage directly to Instead the public works department will negotiate an agreement with the towns two refuse collectors to set up small private transfer stations accessible to homeowners and small businesses A similar facility Is already operated by the region at the old landfill site in Georgetown located on Armstrong Avenue New action on waste The regions solid waste management policies received a credible boost last week By approving the 1961 capital and operating budgets regional councillors have established a solid waste management division within the public works department which will be managed by staff In a new position the solid waste management engineer Regional budget Continued from page At and Its chairman Oak vllle Mayor Harry Barrett have indicated that they will do their utmost to come In under budget by the end of the 1981 fiscal year The Region Conser vation Authority and the Credit Valley Conservation Authority will get this year over Ihe budget while CAS gets an extra to bring the regional share of its budget to The province pays for the remain der of its funding Saving or Borrowing Can do If youre looking for a better way to save come talk to us We have a number of ways we can help On the other hand if you need a loan to buy a new car or make some improvements on your home just ask We can approve a loan usually within hours Whether youre saving or borrowing wed tike o say Can dot o your banking needa When you succeed succeed ROYAL BANK Social night for widows Ttm Georgetown Widows Contact Group meets this Tuesday April at the Mountain Dew Restaurant at the intersection of Guelph and Main Streets In Georgetown not the Mountalnvlew Restaurant as reported last week Any widows Interested In Joining in the social occasion dinner la are welcome to phone DOIN THE CHOCOLATE BU1NNYHOP Its a giant chocolate Easier bunny a potential stomach ache In cellophane Well BUI Service of Glen Williams will be munching this for at least a year after winning the Flash Taxi raffle drawn at Joes Tuck Shop Thursday afternoon Pulling the winning are Pat Weston left of Carols Shop and Vlv Shaw Joes Tuck Shop proprietor Herald photo Thieves love to golf Approximately worth of golf equipment was stolen when thieves broke Into a storage area at the George town Golf and Country Club early Saturday morning An unknown amount of golf equipment belonging to private members was taken from the North Golf Club the same day Actual estimates on the stolen equip ment cannot be made until owners finish their com plaints Staff Sergeant Hon Southgatc told The Herald Over worth of ha eas ing equipment was stolen from Hairdressers on Mill Street in Acton when thieves entered a window sometime last weekend Secretaries Week is April Secretaries Day is Wednesday April 22 A beautiful gift of flowers will show how much you appreciate Florists 82 Mill Street Halton Hills 8776901 Sit at Brampton The Greenhouse Florist AT RYDER TV Fifteenth v J Si jt Features QUASAR At Ryders TV weve been your representative and service depot for Quasar products since Something you may not realize is that we can still sell you a 26 Quasar Color Television for the same price as we sold their equivalents back In 1968 Now thats inflation fighting COLOR TELEVISION Model Contemporary Design High Impact plastic Walnut grain finish Solid Stale Service- chassis Automatic Color Tuning System Plctura Tubs Solid Stat VHF Custom malic Solid State IMF Tuner dolont PullPush Volume 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