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Ideas too late for budget GYS T1IF March II I EDITOR fi SOT follow to lawn recreation nd Joy on Med Tlit Herald for publication Dear Mi Gw llam I refer your lelier da led Feb inviting represenU live of Youth Soccer Club to a March II meeting lo ductus kid allocs lion and user fees in 19S The mailer has been by our executive and causes us grave concern Having our 1961 Annual General Meet In November you should have been aware of Ihc fad that our budget for 1S2 is established during the winter months II is presented to our membership in February pnortoour player on In March These da are by the need to n del very of forms and time to commence playing in May In other words is Inappropriate or us to discuss user fees March alter the budget has been announced because there is no flexibility to absorb cant addition a I expenditures Vie would also comment thai we cons m too laic In the even a beg a meeting has such a cant effect upon the opera on of our G the diverse inter eats of the large of people to the met ting there would appear to be Inadequate time for a mean Ingful Further if proposing a major fees we would have thought that advance notircation in writ ng of the proposal sched ule and the rationale behind It would have been the approp riate action This would have enabled our ve to del b- wilh you a productive dialogue It should be remembered lhat the Georgetown Youth Soccer Club Is run by a group of adult volunteers who organ ize soccer Georgetown for large numbers of boys and rls under the age of IS yean Th tuatlon has prevailed for many As the largest ports club Ho I ton lis of more than this matter and the allure anbcipate our needs and our are examples of what we see as a deteriorating relationship bclwren the rccreullon depart club Ihc flex b I to adjust schedules and fee si met urea in the same way thai a club of or 30 can The lack of for Maple Lodge Farms bemoans lack of council support in sludge issue EDITORS The follow Inn letter he town of Hal too Hills wat filed with The Herald for publication ATTENTION HILLS GENERAL COMMITTEE It was most disappointing and surprising to that the general committee Halton Hills recently turned down the application by to spread fertilizer Maple Lodge arms Lid The sludge question comes from our linn which I wellestablished and locally owned Moreover ministry of environment states thai it superior lo municipal sludge or agricultural use decision might be understandable If evidence had shown that the spread of this type of fertilizer on the farmland In question would be annoying or harmful to the land or the health of any residence This apparently not the case We understand that the main reason for turning down the application was that Maple Lodge Farms Lid Is physic ally located in Peel region not Halton Hills He submit this is not a fair nor Just position to take since benefits our company being a major tax payer and employer sp II over borders Me feel therefore that It Is reasonable lo expect Hills to share some Ihe burdens Particularly when In this case the cost Is very small if any Should we not be mak on the basis is good or Ontario and Canada not Just Hills in addition we are con about the lack support shown by the commit lee for a company I Maple Lodge Farms Lid during a time when many Industries are expected that Hilts would be glad to have a recession- resistant company Downhill slide seen I if strip joints okayed To the editor of The Herald Re Strippers at George- towns Rib Cage Since arriving in this won town in 1B7I from Mon I have never fell need to newspaper or any member of our town council I any many people eel Georgetown is spec unique really Our planners to date have allowed our town to remain a town with a great deal of class a residenllal and local business adds to our lown If town council agrees to let thereisno question the town will be started on a downhill slide to jo n others that have lost their and as a resull attracts en food company obtain raw material rom the arm sector you can appre ciate that our company Is concerned about Ontario land resources To better Judge the costa and benefits of the sludge propos Maple Lodge extends an invitation to all councillors or anyone else interested in this mailer to tour the processing plant and meet with the company management down a strip somewhere with team We are sure hat v hen one after and the difficulties we face are felt a breath of fresh air after explained committee will having passed by be In a better position to make I hope many people will join a decision on his matter We officially opposing need your support to enable us carry on as a viable local Red Cross Month needs your support In Georgetown and district canvassers are out to collect money for the yearly campaign for funds Your will make It all work again major and minor sister services blood donor clinics loan of sickroom water and ice safety education Individual emergency ad emergency patients driving to specialists and out of town and first eld Give where you live there s no United Way locally any strip Joints in Certainly there seems to be no question as to which way council should decide a definite no Otherwise I don think they deserve us Come on let s all show our civic pride Sincerely yours Georgetown According lo lown off Iciali contacted Tuesday by The Herald own en of he Cage reilattrant and tavern have ye loflle any application for an adult enter ta lament licence There was no business related he matter on he general commit lee agenda last night family Industry as we have been doing since Yours truly Robert J May Secretary Treasurer which we lake very seriously Only a few years ago the Club rece ved a grant from the town of per player in recognition of the service which was provided to the In the Intervening period we have seen the grant cancelled the introduction of user fees no significant provement In facilities and a reduction In services luneously we have witnessed growth of the Recreation Department and of bureaucratic proce dures make it for us function effectively The purpose of this letter la twofold 1 To request that no changes be mode in the user ice schedules and services for 1382 because our budget has already been presented lo the Further lhat policy for all user fees be established so we know what proport It will then be clear community groups what vices are being provided at what cost I To point out lo our elected representatives the rent relationship between the Georgetown Youth Soccer Club and the recreation de partment is a mailer of con to our executive We further lhat It would be appropriate to review rela roles the recreation department and volunteer groups In providing service to and that such a review be conducted before the situation worsens Yours truly Colin Munro Secretary Y S LATEST AT THE GALLERY In Itllli week In banks it an art auction and a new the I Cultural Centre The new show featuring work In charcoal acrylics and by here wife Valerie whose 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Master an honor awar- ded to the most proficient agents A similar honor was bestowed on him while he was employed with Family Trust the local office of which closed last month when he was named to the Presidents Council for selling million worth of real estate with the company joining about 600 other Family Trust agents Mr Spitzer arranged and completed the sale of The Heralds old building on Main Street in Georgetown and sold to Thomson Newspapers The Heralds current headquarters at the nor thwest corner of Guelph and Mill Streets Regardless of the nature of the sale whether its for residen tial property or an in dustrial complex Mr maintains that his approach to a client must be flexible ensuring that the purchasers needs are met Every deal is dif ferent he told The Herald There is always a new challenge When agents sit down with clients they try to iron out what the client is looking for in real estate and search through the companys listings to discover something suitable for the prospec tive buyer Real estate agents arrange financing for their clients on request Your wants are whats important Mr Spitzer said Well sit down with you and try to arrange the best possible financing to suit your needs When hes not helping clients Mr Spitzer has a number of favorite pastimes he pursues like playing golf at North Halton Golf and Country Club and tending his an tique collection In win ter you might find him rocketing down a ski hill or breaking trail with his cross country equipment