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Remember Item ember sidewalks for Con federation Street in Glen Williams area resident in a recent to Hills Mayor Hum Miller and his council The mother of three preschoolers and Mama Kloeppcr of Mullen Place wants see- sidewalks retailed on Confederation Street so can take her children for walks Signs missing There are a couple of streets on Boulevard In Georgetown that are missing their names Mayor Rues Miller told the town engineer April 14 One of them is and the other well the mayor l sure Please check it out Mayor Miller asked He also pointed out there is no street sign for Adamson Street which is Winston Churchill Boulevard north of Highway says he hes on Street but there no sign hat says it Mayor Miller said Insurance up Like everyone else the Credit Valley Conservation Authority has been hit by a huge in Its plan for 1386 The best deal the Authority could wrangle still means an per cent increase over its 1985 premium coverage From SIS has climbed to for Warning signs Heavy vehicles using the east bound lane of Slderoad 5 between Line and Highway are blamed for the pavement rut ting This section of is scheduled to be resurfaced In In the interim regonal warning signs the pavement ten oral ion on the request of Milton Bill Johnson The signs have been installed cast of First Line and west of Highway 25 and will be removed when the resurfacing it completed Floorraising The Old Town Hall in Acton still needs work Sunday afternoon Doug of the Acton Notary Club pledged to allow renovations to continue on the se cond floor of the building A cheque for was presented from the Rotary to Heritage Committee chairman Ted Tyler The amain will follow French speaker Canadian Parents for French will be holding their annual general meeting May at Public School in the library The topic of guest speaker Bar Weaver is recent developments in the Canadian Parents for French organization Ontario The evening begins at Anger workshop North Halton Interagency presents an Anger Workshop Tuesday May from The cost is which Includes It will be held at the Centennial Manor Ontario St Milton Ontario In the Auditorium For further lion call 8764756 anniversary St Johns United Church Glen Williams will celebrate their 150th anniversary May There will be a a m communion service and and worship service Rev Jeff Davidson and Llewellyn are conducting services For more Information B77 Singles n groups If you are a single parent in in attending family ac ti vi ties dances and discussions call Margaret at Parents Without Partners at 8468504 goal The Halton Lung Association is hoping to raise for its Lungs are for Life program thisyear Diseases of the respiratory system including cancer rank as a leading cause of death According to the latest statistics nearly 23 Canadians die each from them While fewer adults are smoking teens continue the habit Now 17 a per cent of boys and 16 per cent of girls to 19 years old ore smokers A second cneque was welcomed by director Ed dented YES director Ed Thjinday morning from of Skills Development Burlington Don Knight presented the 110 cheque at the Georgetown office of This the second part or the youth employment services grant The first Installment was for sua was delivered last June Skip a beat After almost two hours skipping Edmund Powers had form to spare He wan one of Centennial Middle School participating In the thi for which rained II lira til dropped in with plux for the skippers the list hit fir flo r residents prepare for school closure battle It will be another couple of weeks before Speyside area parents know whether their fight to keep their elementary school open will result In litigation Jim Sheldon spokesman for the group said a lawyer is researching points of law and will advise them in early May as to what courses of action are open to them The parents who arc opposing a recent Halton Board of Education decision to close Speyside Public School in September have also been talking to some people at the Ministry of Education To date there has been no response from ministry staff but Mr Sheldon hopes there will be The closure decision resulted from a year long study of how to con solidatc all he elementary schools In Hills as a means of fighting declining enrolments Parents objected not only to the secrecy of the committee meetings but also to the fact many were not substantiated with records how the committee bridge back in order The bridge is bock in work order public works staff stripped the lumber deck out of it and replaced it last week Design and Construction Engineer Bruce Kitchen said the lumber had dry rot In it Public works stuff also did some work on the underside of the bridge Two of he stringers parts which run from one end of the bridge the other and support the bridge deck werefraclured Mr Kitchcnsaid He the work cost SID All done is restore the deck The old part the bridge is still shot and there still a five tonne limit Mr Kitchen said He said the region is looking at replacing the old or re juvenating it May end Mr Kitchen hopes bring a report on the alter natives to councillors The bridge was closed April and motorists had to find alternative routes to avoid using it at its decisions Funding for any battle with the board will come from the Speyside Area Ratepayers Association form more than 15 years ago to battle Standard Aggregates plans for a huge gravel pit SARA is available for funding Mr Sheldon said Its strictly a community group and it never takes on small Issues Mr Sheldon feels It Is time the board took stock of itself with regard to the way it handles the democratic process claiming many people were extremely frustrated because they were denied access to a public forum when they tried to make oral presen tat Ions to the board Access to this board is almost zero he said Written do not carry the same weight as oral ones in the opinion of those who wanted to make presentations and the board refusal to hear them was very frustrating It also frustrating to hear board chairman Arlene Bruce say we were the pigs in prepar the consolidation study We don appreciate that like to see the board go back and do it all again right Mr Sheldon advised the people of Burlington and who are Just beginning a consolidation study In their area to ensure from he outset that the democratic process is followed The process laid down In board policy looks good he said and had the public been informed of what was going on as things happened he doubts the current situation would have developed Mercury TV RCA TOSHIBA 20 COLOR TV COLOR TV VCRs 449 nun s stereos NUW A radios tv carts and stands TV 14 Wesleyan Street Just Off Main St 8773405 SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday l9MJage3 Region buries heritage Johnson There should be signs marking s four corners and tiny villages but who should pay for them wasn resolved at Region planning and public works committee meeting last week I think it is wrong that we lose sight of those little areas They arc where we come from Hills Sheldon said She said Identifying these historical areas gives a sense or community to those living there us well as fostering tourism The subject came up when a Milton man requested signs be put up by the region Identifying the com muni lies of Omagh and on Britannia Road Public Works Director Bob Moore said there arc some signs up now that identify historical areas in the region but most were put up by church groups or Women In These groups are also responsible for the maintenance of the signs Most people come looking for these places and don know where the hell they ore Milton BUI Johnson said We hove slbllity You people tire looking for culture and heritage and yet you Seedlings for Canada Sod was turned and the patches of barren lands were transformed Saturday by the Hoys Scouts of Canada At Mountsberg Wildlife and Con area Scouts held their isth annual tree planting day Close to Scouts Leaders and parents from Acton Georgetown Glen Williams Horn and turned out for tree planting Al Cook from North District arrived in time for refreshments for everyone bury your culture and heritage He amused councillors with a story of an area In Britain called Yak which is behind another village called Aram Area residents call It Yak aback of Aram Johnson said Regional staff were asked to talk to area municipalities about the put ting up of such signs and get to councillors Sheldon said she wants the region to craft Its own signs for these email communities with a historical look to them She wants he region 1978 signage policy to in elude that new signs must have local historical significance and meet local criteria Burlington Coun Joan Little ex pressed concern that acknowledging liny communities in this way may entail greater political respon nihilities to them Our Business Is Spreading Campbells Lime Service Equipped provide last spreader service You need it Weve got HI AGRICULTURAL I Prepare your soil for top yields SMI 519 6473448 LADIES YOUR NEW 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