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Pane A THE uh In your opinion Why did you lend your support July Rabble I look any older than when h and his band performed many years ago The group reunited about two years ago Hick volunteer One of the guys s cause ana approached us m law up near and there tornado stricken they needed bar Pal It the least do We were Just lucky didn get hit by the j another 1 enjoy do- It hit them tornado The African j because I m help- tenders and I wanted to il have Relief fund from the somebody who needs you got lo help when Bandatd seems youcon to have motivated every Texas Gi club member It for a It was nostalgia night for many who dance for charity Saturday police Lawyers remarks confusing on Peace Camp proposal Couple seriously injured in car accident Acton residents Frank Va and his wife Mabel received major Injuries In a car accident last Tuesday July at a noes Mr Voas suffered attack while driving police said Mr was traveling northbound on the First Line at 3Slohiiim when ha lost control of the car and drove It Into a He broke down the first tree be hit and came to rest against another Mabel Voss is In stable condition at the Georgetown District Hospital She suffered broken ankles and ribs and many cuts and bruises a hospital official said Mr was rushed to Hospital in Toronto where be la In critical condition in the surgical Intensive care taut The car received la damages Fire fighters were called to remove the couple from the wreckage Dog causes accident Cook of Georgetown received minor injuries when her dog Jumped into the front seat from the back bitting her arm causing to lone control drive into a ditch hitting a mailbox and culvert on the way Tbe accident happened Sunday at I Police estimated that CM was done to her Mercury and was done to the mailbox and culvert Two car collision A Georgetown man driving a IDBO OldsmoUle MM Mercury collided July tf at 38 causing a M2nm damages police said The collision occurred at Confederation and Main Streets when the of the swerved to miss a third car and hit toe Mercury which was at stop The third car failed to remain at the accident Jeep jumps road James David Tucker of received minor injuries last Monday July 15 when his was upset on the Tenth Slderoad at the Third tine Mr Tucker was traveling northing on be bit a ridge left by the grader police said An estimated ODD damage was done to bis Jeep Break enter foiled A Windsor Street man was awakened by two intruders in bedroom Saturday at a The Intruders fled The had gained entry by catting screen and opening bathroom window Nothing was taken Police chase A Georgetown man was charged with dangerous driving impaired driving and failing to stop for police Sunday at m A chase began after tbe man ran through a red light Careless explosives storage A 39yearold Georgetown man was charged with careless storage of explosives Saturday Police found kilos of dynamite In his garage The tame nun was recently charged to Brampton with careless use of explosives The Peel Regional Police advised local police to visit the man home His court date is August IB Taxi firm thief Actons Reliable Taxi and Snack Bar was the scene of an attempted break and enter at 9 am Saturday Culprits gained entry through a window they smashed but retreated when they met dispatcher Nobody was caught and nothing is taken police said More handicapped spaces Hills councillors Monday night The A and Supermarket at Georgetown Sinclair Avenue and Street will nave three handicapped parking spaces added adjacent to the supermarket Tbe Georgetown Market Place is creating seven handicapped parking spaces adjacent to the and stores By DAVE Herald Staff A lawyer presentat ion last Tuesday left town councillors and Speyside residents more than Just a little confus ed A special meeting had been called by council so that residents could voice their concerns over the development of property by the Interna tional Peace Camp But the Peace Camp lawyer Douglas Quick soy what the future holds for the site Previously a proposal called for trailer and recreational facilities to accommodate people Mr Quick only wanted to talk about an applies Residents have fought proposals since May 83 Colin Muspratt didn I come to town council to talk about a trailer He wanted to know what in store for a planned recreation site Mr Muspratt is the spokesman for area residents in Speyside who signed a petition against further development of property owned by the In terra t Ion Peace Camp The Spcyside residents have been battling with owners of the property since 1983 A numbered company leases the land to the International Peace Camp Two years ago a development permit was rejected by the Niagara Escarpment ion In June of S3 Milton town council t ratify the proposal and Hills councillors refrained from decision until they discussed the plans with Peace Camp Members An original proposal for development of the property called for 100 trailer units 50 multiple units an amphitheatre and parking facilities for cars Later the Peace Camp scaled down their plans due to budget considerations Mr Muspratt says he Is worried the owners may Increase the scale of their operation when they have the money Land cleared by fire has gone out of control twice on the Peace Camp Property and the fire department had to respond Mr Muspratt said In their submission the Speyside residents noted the Peace Camp had already once placed a trailer on their property and It was subsequently removed by the order of the NEC A roadway to the site Is also In dispute and is being referred to the courts for a decision Mr Muspratt said In April the Town of Hills objected to the placement of a trailer so as not to let the project go ahead on a piecemeal basis he said I find it most unsatisfactory hes Peace Camp Lawyer Douglas Quick not willing to come here and discuss these concerns Mr Muspratt said Nevertheless he went ahead with a list of problems the residents have Transportation study Continued from page At win Crescent wanted to know the steps by which council was proceeding on the transportation study and the proposed Georgetown South and West Secondary Plans Monday night he ask ed for a schedule of the so that he could now what opportunities he had to air his con It unclear what the opportunities will be Tor the public lo see the responses of staff and to comment on them There a lot or genuine concern over these plans Mr Stopford said He added he didnt want to embroil the town in a long series of public meetings but wanted at least one meeting where the engineers response could be discussed The other speakers on the transportation study Lillias Bowman and Pet both of Eden Place did not appear Monday night although they were scheduled as delegations before for a trailer to cut down on vandalism to the site on weekends We re trying to look at ways of policing the place Mr Quick said Because the town has said the road leading to the site is a public road the Peace Camp can t fence the area like other property owners the lawyer said Ratepayers Association spokesman Collin Muspratt told council he thought tho meeting had been called to discuss long range plans Tor the Internal Peace Camp Coun Dave Whiting a member of the Niagara Escarpment Commlss Ian that have some juris diction over the proper ty asked Mr Muspratt to continue his present Mr Quick received comments from the group voicing their opposition to any largescale development by the Peace Camp members Sheldon said she was very con fused embarrassed and annoyed by the lawyer presentation Coun Sheldon and others on council were also expect a presentation about development on the pro perty Let not talk any about impacts when arc the people running the Peace Camp going to get their act together she said Mr Quick said before development plans are drawn up they want public Input on now iy people the proper accommodate It sup to you tell what you want I really thought you understood that we vc been going at this backward replied Coun Sheldon She expressed that no NEC planners present meeting as well as any Milton town councillors both of whom were The property borders on the Milton Hills area thus affecting both municipalities It was suggested by Coun Marilyn Serjeant son that Mr Muspratt make a similar present a to the Milton c 1 She said it was bad fie NEC chairman doesn I have to listen lo ThcNfcCisn account able the public be cause not all of their members ore elected and their decisions influenced by public meetings Coun Sheldon said The NEC deals with massive areas of land and they make decisions based paper Coun Sheldon said Coun Whiting said he would ask the Ha Hon Regional Police do a computer check on vand on the Peace Camp site A resolution by council will be sent to the Mayor of Milton and then taken back to the Niagara Commission The decision on the app lication will be discussed at the next NEC meeting in two weeks Coun Whiting said EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION All Georgetown Fall Fair exhibitors com and profit organizations registration WED JULY 24th 715 to 900 pm AT THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING Georgetown Fairgrounds the Bennett HealthCare Centre offering FINE RETIREMENT LIVING Choice of Private or Semi Private Accommodation in an attractive comfortable and secure environ ment specifically designed for vour needs Sendees include full dining room service nursing assistance maid and laundry service a variety planned activities use amenities including pool beauty shop bar service The Bennett Health Care Centre nonprofit I with Georgetown ft Memorial Hospital Princess Ann Drive George town Ontario iooooo Alcott charity dance I from page Al Jun Brooks looked after handling the food duties ill help from the girls from the ladies Rue Dave borne ml Rob nold- aire sill of the tickets between the two two of them Mr King said Art Howell printed up the eke Is Tor free and Frank Morrette of the lent support a Ion with Arm strong Dive Whiting Mayor M tier Mr Many others lent a hand too many to list in Us long overdue that we started using the arena for functions like said Mr King We haven had a garden party for a heck of Bike theft Two bicycles wen stolen from a 1 on Ontario Street n George town The bikes wore piece Deflated parked at Georgetown t Market two lireb punctured and an serial broken off last riday The vandalism cost WOO Left scene A Georgetown woman was charged with fa lure remain lay after she ran Into the side of a 1977 on view flood South police said Damage was est mated at by police Car recovered A Georgetown man was th steal ing a Corvette The ear was taken July IB from Maple Avenue NEED AN AUCTIONEER CALL GEORGE SUITOR 2058 Young St Acton THE FIRST CHINESE RESTAURANT IN ACTON LICENSED UNDER THELLBO DOUBLE RESTAURANT QUEEN STREET HALTON HILLS ACTON 8532060 FAMOUS CHINESE FOODS FISH CHIPS CANADIAN FOOD yy HOURS HON THUDS 10 1 im LEARN TO DRIVE THIS SUMMER WED AUGUST WEEK PROGRAM 830 TO 8770751 GEORGETOWN -C0MIN08OON- DAY PROGRAM OVER 150000 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