Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 7, 1988, p. 3

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Tilt IIKHALD December IMS Page Pipe dreams Piper June Power led council Ion and our new beaded by Mayor Bum Miller on timer will Join Ihe and off he stage Ihe swearing In councillors and Ih ceremony the John Elliott hydro Theatre Monday new Herald photo Hazardous waste station now open North Halton now have a place to dispose of their hazardous waste safely and legally Region hazardous waste depot owned Its In Milton Dec 1 Residents of Hills will have to make the pilgrimage to the depot located on Avenue at the Highway Intersection If they want to rid themselves of disposal The waste depot will accept materials such as automobile bat furniture and floor polishes paints turpentines lacquer thin garden and houseplant her and pesticides and cosmetic and pharmaceutical products as well as propane cylinders The station Is currently open from Thursday to Saturday from am to 30 However starting Jan 1 the depot will be open Wednes day through Saturday from a to There Is no charge to dispose hazardous waste the depot Waste deposited there is disposed of in three ways said John director of waste manage ment services Some products such as motor oils are refined and used again Others are incinerated and those unsafe to bum arc disposed of at a hazardous waste landfill site Until the new depot opened Hal ion had relied on special waste days in which residents could bring I heir waste to special depots set up or Just one day IHnonuur I11S Land of the Dinosaur Antique and trill ax and Jutlln through he ind dealer The luffed dinosaurs yearold IHuehok by Carolyn Joanne Verschuere first time event and i bow an annual affair Herald photo Consolidated board hearings end The controversial and expensive Consolidated Board hearings listen to evidence on two pro posed landfill sites have finally The IT month hearings ended in mid November and the two board members an now reviewing a veritable mountain of evidence presented at the I rings More than pages of documents wen submitted during the hearings said d rector A site n Burlington is named as preferred landfill site but the of Burl and Burlington residents have fought the proposal looth and nail llie new site is Just a stone throw away from the current Regional dump site scheduled to close soon Hal Ion alternative situ Is Milton The hearings heard evidence from the Town of Milton and Milton residents The entire hearing has cost million so far That t in clude any costs of on appeal should Milton or Burlington decide to do so nor does It Include the cost of paving for other groups expenses The board can order lo pay ex penses for other groups involved In the hearings A decision Is expected In early Ing Diabetes canvass proves a success Local canvassers for the Canadian Diabetes Association raised 300 in November for diabetes research Georgetown resident Lisa Bur rows spearheaded the campaign recruiting 13 canvassers to knock on doon In the Georgetown area However said Mrs Burrows the canvass which was arranged in mid October allow the association enough lime to advertise I dove Into this two weeks before the campaign she said adding that next year she like to add more canvassers particularly in Ihe Ac ton area where there was only one representative Mrs Burrows hoped to raise but said she was very pleased with the amount raised Last year a single canvasser managed lo get 123 In donations Mrs Burrows said that diabetes affects one million Canadians I just can t believe diabetes I touched some of these bouses In Halton Kills Mrs Burrows was diagnosed as a diabetic five years ago and says that one of the biggest problems with canvassing for the condition the public lack of knowledge People are aware of cancer when the United Way goes to cam Sign they re aware of where dona are going But people think diabetics are different that we will have fits said Mrs Burrows When I was first diagnosed you could sec the lens on in my friends They would be watching mi the time when I was eating wondering 1 would be okay Of the money brought In by the Halton Hills diabetes campaign per cent will go to research per cent to diabetesrelated services 16 per cent to education 10 per cent to administration and the rest various business costs Diabetes Mm can cause neurological disorders and kidney failure Many people take dally Injections of Insulin just to survive she said The whole Idea of the campaign is to gel these people off I no needles HOTWILD SEXY The I nest colled on Send SB plus postage have you luxjry catalogue to pleasure UNICORN DISTRIBUTORS Montqomerji Quebec KBV 1H3 Specials On TOSHIBA GOLDSTAR RCA PRICES THAT OUT DISCOUNT THE DISCOUNTERS BEFORE YOU BUY CHECK OUR LOW LOW PRICES 14 COLOURTV save5000 Remote Control COLOUR TV SAVE 328 20 Tablft Model COLOUR TV Remote Control COLOUR TV 21 COLOURTV SAVEfOOO COLOUR CONSOLE TV SAVE S2 59B Remote Conlrol COLOUR TV SAVE 859 RCA Remote Control CONSOLE TV save too 95 28 RCA COLOUR STEREO MONITOR 7B8 TOSHIBA STEREO COLOUR MONITOR RECEIVER AU0 SAVE 95 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