Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 4, 1981, p. 2

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Paget SECTION A THE HERALD November IWI Residents com damag laundr Region checks Acton water Receiving further recognition It it week Georgetown Connie who received an honorary In Red Cross or her dedication to the Joined in 1959 Georgetown CI If ien of Year in 1917 received Queen Silver Medal for her the community Herald photo lonely at lop Hugh Patterson the blood donor year Award were handed lo demon who gave from pints this year Other worker with the Red Cross were rewarded service awards and pins as held Its annual meeting Herald photo Connies Red Cross duties earn her a life membership An honorary membership In the Red Cross was awarded to Georgetown resident Connie Oct during the Georgetown Red Cross annual meeting In the North Golf and Country Club The honorary membership recognizes Mrs many years of contributions to the At present she is he local chapters public relations chairman base of her activity is her love of people and her faith in them sold Joyce Clarke She a source of inspiration for her Pat from the Ontario division of the Red Cross said there are currently only about a dozen honorary members in Ontario There is a Urn it of five Police budget chief chosen A former employee with the Waterloo and Sudbury region police forces has been nted administrator of the Ballon regional police force Rob Hale Is responsible for the police department budget of A civil an himself he direct hiring firing and trans erring of all civilian staff about I0S people on the force He will also maintain files on he civilian sUfr Directing the maintenance and operation of the police equipment stores police buildings and cars Mr Hale will also be responsible for operating the courier service among various police office and for directing the purchase of new police equipment Mr Hale holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Wilfred Launer University as well as a Master of Business Administration from York University In addition he completed specialized courses planning budgeting and command at Ihe Ontario Police College and other centres Mr Hate has previously held positions in the Research Budgeting and personnel field with Waterloo Regional Police Commission Canada Post Office and Paper Company and comes to he force following five years as planning director of the Sudbury Regional Police Force In addition to serving as secretary treasurer of the Ontario Police Forces Association Mr Hate Is a licenced pilot and qualified scuba diver and resides In the Milton area with his wife Susan and son David Shoe Store Leathertown Village Acton 853 REMEMBRANCE WREATHS AVAILABLE Only 1350 Information Contact TUT HARRISON Poppy Chairman such memberships given In Ontario In any one year A member of the Red Cross since 1999 Mrs received a service award In IBM and a distinguished vice award in 1971 In she was not only named George town Cttiien of the Year but was also given a Queen s Silver Jubilee Medal In ex of appreciation for her exemplary service in var ious walks of life and si a reflection of the esteem in which she was held by the community Also receiving recognition last week were local blood donors Hugh Patterson was the sole 100 pint donor follow by John O Mildred McNIven and Victor Borisenko with pints Fifty pint donors were Margaret Glen Cooper John Dawson I Cameron Kevin Clarke Anderson A J John Thirty five pint donors were Joseph Wallace G Boa Flor ence Corbet J Robert Hooper W Ste phens Mrs A Hammer W Cunningham Roy Frost and Cooper Receiving service awards were Armstrong Jean Flo Street Joyce Clarke Ivy Alice Gretna way Receiving certificate of merit awards were Edna Alex Jessie Mary Hornby gelt Syme Inn Reed Thorns Betty Pickup Continued from page A I problem to last long and therefore it was Tuesday of last week before It was closed down again foul up works department staff failed to tell the region health department or local councillors what was going on As a result no one knew what lo tell angry den la who called up o com plain of foul smelting dls colored flowing through heir apa A special teal of he water done by the regional public health unit Wednesday at the insistence of Regional Coun Whiting confirmed earlier findings hat the water was not harmful to humans Mr said thay expected the new treatment to control the iron and he feels it worked but he suspected it didn t work on the magnesium The effectiveness of the chemicals may well be the biggest offender In causing he rustcolored marks showing up In laundry The chemicals are cleaning the mains so thoroughly he rust is coming off Into the towns water supply he said All mains contain a certain amount of the stuff he said We dldnt expect the growth to be that bad He said residents with upset digestions as a result of the water should remember the well Is new water It a like going to a different town on holidays and having an upset stomach because of the new water But that mean the water la dangerous Its just different and the digestive systems must adjust to It One resident who refused to believe the water could be fit for humans If it was killing fish In aquariums was reminded fish can tolerate chlorine very well to begin wilh while it doesn t afreet humans Mr sold when they real lied hey were having problems the regional staff should have closed well down again immediately but everyone expected It to be a very short term situation which would clear up In a few days They were told by the to flush thdr linea and hey did by opening fire hydrants to let the foul water run out but It I clear up as expected Coun WW l Ing said the issue of high water bills resulting from residents flushing heir household system In an effort to get clear water will have be addressed politically by region public works commit tee next week While he agrees residents who feel the he had only little hope that he committee would agree lo adjust the bills because of the situation Public works committee chairman Bill Johnson said a similar problem arose lost year In Burlington and no adjustments were made on those water bills Rev Leo suggested that since the region has tripled the cost of water In Acton since the formation of regional government It might be a good idea raise the costs again if that a what necessary to bring in a new well and give he own good water Don Merrier of the regional public works staff said Ihe town has four wells In opera now but wilh the growth in population hat a well ho one at Prospect Park really should be functioning too If It can be treated to make the water useable the question wilt have lo be addressed as to what alter native he region must lake A full water treatment plant could cost upwards of million he said Drilling new wells Is very expensive too wih price tags or and 300 these days Then here Is possibility that a new will could produce wo lor but only In small quantities There arc several options available Ihemorechcap As result ihe region would try very hard to find a solution hat makes water from the existing well acceptable to residents The well won be put back into service again until after a public meeting to notify residents of when it will happen and what sort of treat ment Is being done on the water Coun Whiting said LOOKING FOR SEASONAL GIFT IDEAS BOOKS FOR EVERYBODY The Am Humour fn History Children Cookbook Hobbles People Current Reference Calendars AND MANY MORE Pick up your free copy from ID OXBOW BOOKS 108 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN Resident heads UNICEF group on NOVEMBER 5th We will be featuring a full line of Scotch Bakery products Including Sausage Links Sausage Rolls Scotch Rolls Breads Potato Pancakes Steak Pies Meat Pies Meats Belfast Ham Ayrshire Bacon Assorted Cakes Pastries Soda Scones Apple Pies GEORGETOWN SCOTTISH BAKERY 136BGuelph Street Georgetown 8770216 Ited official Flo Street centre latt week presented awards to a husband and wife Cooper blood and wife who blood donor drives I one of the main activities Red baa been conducting for years Mrs Street clinic 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