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SbCTIONA THE HERALD COMMITTED TO SERVING Town taxes could increase by Thi dedication of long time llnlion Hills was recogni zed last Wednesday by regional com clllurs 15years sen Ice award then to Ken of George- low who Is administrative assistant in the works department to Marshall of Acton who Is a supervisor of north district operations and to of Georgetown who Is with the Water Pollution Control Plant A 10ytnrs service award was presented to Georgetown waterworks staff Peter Hayes and Dave Piper Herald photo Lioness Club win best float Cloudy skies and rain stop Santa Clous from landing his sleigh to be part of the Santa parade He was by the Lions Club who sponsored the parade Don Gordon chairman of the parade said hundreds of people watch this year There less floats than last year mainly because the Lions d dn advertise until six weeks ago Mr Gordon said Support from the business community who help flnance the parade was excellent he added Car dealer faces charges A car dealer Is one of Metro car dealers facing charges under the Combines Investigation Act of Georgetown Chrysler Ltd faces three charges misleading advertising advertising a product he did not have in reasonable supply at the advertised price and advertising a product but selling at a higher price than advertised He is one of Chrysler dealers facing charges under the Combines Investigation Act as a result of advertising a 19M sale of cars The ads ran In The Toronto Star The Sun and the Globe and Mall in July and offered K cars for 777 Court date for the companies Is next month at College Park Provincial Court Four judges picked best floats and bands of the parade Best Band was the Emerald Cadet Drum and Bugle Corp The Georgetown Lioness Club won the Best Overall Float Standard Products won Best Theme Float and the Optimists won Best Service Club Float After the parade Santa Joined the Lions at their club behind Memorial Arena The Lions are going to get a very early start next year Mr Gordon said Emergency plan starts Not to be left out the town is also working on an emergency plan Tagging behind the region on this town engineer Bob Austin said a fourth dralt of the town emergency plan is currently underway He said Monday night he expects to be presenting the plan to the new council In 1986 The Georgetown Club will be holding a Kilometre of Coins event Saturday at the Marketplace The event will be an attempt to form a tine of coins one kilometre long The funds raised will go to the Dorset Dialysis Camp members Joyce Gosling Heft and Marcella show he actual filler used In a dialysis machine Herald photo Talk isnt cheap for hired experts They say talk is cheep but that wasn the case with engineering consultants hired by the town to do drainage work on part of Lots and Concession 1 According to Clerk Administrator Ken Richardson Ihe tendered cost of S3 1M was escalated to 128 by the firm of Gams by and Mannerow Limited Increased costs were largely due to additional discussions with property owners Leslie and Von Veen during construction company engineer David wrote Mr Richardson The project engineer charged 4a Tor each of the hours he claimed for the Job There was an add charged for mileage photocopying telephone and postage Already the planning for the town budgets is underway and trcasur cr Bay King estimates your town taxes will go up by per cent over last year or by In a report on the upcoming budget Mr King said an assessment Increase of per cent is paring dawn your taxes from the 8 1 per cent projected increase for next year He blames the Increase on the provincial unconditional grants which aren t expected to go up from 1985 The town will have a per cent Increase however in its Ministry of Transportation and Communications grant and a 3 per cent increase In monies from town recreational No increase Is anticipated In Investment Income revenues over the IMS levels On the expenditures side Mr King report shows per cent increases In salary wages and bene fits material services and transfers and spending on its share of road work with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications The 1986 budget for the town Is estimated to require million in general taxation revenue A with a house assess at n Georgetown can expect to be paying next year compared to the in town taxes paid in 1985 Mr King said the rate of inflation Is In the area of per cent His report serves merely as a guideline for town councillors as they go about deciding how to spend their operating budget These guidelines suggest a level of service similar to A preliminary budget Is to come to council In March with recommends ti by the budget committee Our budget on target The town budget Is on target town treasurer Ray King reassured councillors Monday night at the council meeting He estimated there will be an operating surplus of about If not more the urban services General government and winter roads clearing meant an extra in spending for the town but revenue came in of In 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