Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 17, 1982, p. 13

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I Userpay discussions begin March 22 SECTIONS THE HERALD Martini IKltafel Rtpreaeribtivts rod Acton and Georgetown soeccr baseball have the opportunity to voice their views to town council March 22 the Town of Hilton proposal to initial a user pay lee structure However alter a number of discussion with the sports roups concerning the new system last week a second proposal has been made by Director Torn ShepMd more closely accomodates the wishes of soccer and baseball executives Staff comment Our senior reporter Ctirti covered in his story In Section A this paper the background discussions regarding user pay Based on the that costs have risen dramatically such as labor and general operating casta the town anted to took into the feasibility of a user pay system FOUR OPTIONS The increased colts give the town four options for the future Tom wrote In a letter March to council They are cut back on facilities cut back on the level of service increase reel cost to users or continue to have all payers the groups and their use of town Tom position for userpay ts based on better recovery for the being by the participants also thai userpay policy can prevent to a larger extent overbooking or misuse of facilities Then there Is the taxpayer who is asking us to take this action In order to help relieve him or her of paying more tax dollars to subsidize facility they do not use Shepard write in his letter When our Recreation Director writes further that his department Is locked In the middle It Is understandable to see their dilemma USER PAY With userpay a team wanting to play or practice on a toprated diamond or soccer pitch would pay while a lowerquality field or diamond would cost per usage From the Recreation department standpoint there are a number of advantage to this system especially In preventing overuse of the good fields for practices plus over booking Now looking various ball and soccer group who have protested In varying degrees over the system we can also understand their criticisms of the new system For the Acton Minor Baseball Association onethird of their registrations were completed before Ibey were aware of the propose Is president Elmer Dunn said Thus timing the proposal has to be seen as an irritant to the sporting groups who have already formulated their budgets for the 1963 season SECT PROPOSAL Tom second proposal of a set fee to be levied on each of the sport teams before the season begins has met with more widespread approval Under the new proposal leagues would pay 10 per season per team while adult leagues would pay Those using lights would pay an additional to cover hydro costs For leagues such as the Acton Minor Baseball Association this new proposal represents an Increase In 100 per cent from the per team year to this year if the plan to be implemented The matter should be voiced clearly from both sides March at town council We can only hope both groups come away from the meeting satisfied Jim Bray a commissioner dropped by Monday morning to voice his concern over the support the House League hockey teams are receiving from the parents as the season draws to a close A good point to be made here If your son or daughter Is playing hockey soon their team may be eliminated from further playoff action It could be your last chance to catch some good quality hockey FUTURE REBELS schools Isst Satarday In a Brand North Halton curling Well folks here we go again People really I stop curling early year They were Just taking a breather and have started up In with a vengence litre is a team a real travel bug Steve and Shirley with George and Joan travelled all the way to Windsor to play In the Iloae City Married Couples were Jane Burrows Marilyn Micklelhwalte and Lois Makovnyk Two teams went to Acton that day and Alice and her team of Eva Brad ley Gert McGce and Janet Dean placed third In the It was certainly worth the trip They won the trophy and the prizes were all original Canadian work of art This was a three day event with teams from the US and Canada Needless to say they had a terrific time Way back on Feb Joan Mustard took a team to Curling with Joan were Mary Anne Mar ling Joan Shapcolt and Lou be Nugent They win but had a super day anyway Now we Jump to March when we hive Karen and her team of Eva Brad ley Dot Burgess and Barb in Hamilton They lost the frit game and came back to win the second On March things really picked up with the there teams out Karin Henderson took a Business Girls learn to the Boulevard Club where they won the first game and lt the second Curling with DID VOU REALIZE that sparetime efforts bought an ambulance for Lebanon last year Red Cross made handicrafts which were sold for overseas relief The Assists nee International and Domestic program assisted people In countries from Italy Guatemala as part of Red Cross continuing effort to relieve suffering throughout the world FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PRONTO RAD MUFFLER Joan Trimble and her team of Lena Burns Kalhy Burt and Penny also played In the event They all had a great time On March Norma son with Mary Kltely Theresa Smith and Charlotte BUSINESS DIRECTOR II ACCOUNTANTS I Goebelle Wagner Main South Halton Hills Oeorfttown Ontario Ml HERALD GAB0R MADARASZ Georgetown Crnropractfc Clinic office mum SID 1100 new mo RL FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 8776631 ASSOCIATE TAX CONSULTANTS Income Tax Return Preparation 8772217 R E Clipsham Limited Surveyors ConaurUng Engineers HIIU Oaortstawn 4uinntt GEORGETOWN TIRE SALES LTD DISC BRAKE SPECIAL Over miles ITs time to have your brakes checked Take advantage of this limited offer Phone for appointment now Georgetown Tire Sllej Ltd 8771535 a beef BLADE BONE REMOVED Blade OR CHUCK Short Rib Roasts 328 SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls 284 129 CUT FROM CANADA One 90NELESS1LE Cross Rib 8Sfn stewing Roasts I UJi 149 a 89 99 Magna SanrtattM Tang Orange 3 Pi AQ Fa Softener an I H m 6 Pjpoeat fa SLEEVE OF Mini Puddings 129 Detergent WHITE SWAM ASSCMTED COLORS Bathroom Tleeue Set KM M OH 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