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Page THE HERALD Wednesday Jane um United Way seeks business help was in June 17 to help Uie community kick of the areaB Strawberry Growers Association sponsored festival that ran last weekend Herald photo Councillors Contd from Page t But Mr Spicer said the town was not punctual in their assistance with the games He said last week that hydro power was not operating Friday night and water expected to be turned on at am Saturday morning was late Town director of recreation and parks Tom Shepard said hydro is not a town responsibility He said the water was forgotten by the town because of burials on Friday before the games but that it was turned on Saturday morning at 7 am Mr Shepard did not say that the town was to blame for garbage bags not available at the Fairgrounds site While he didnt openly accept blame for some things apparently forgotten he said we dont feel we had total cooperation from the Highland Games either A loudspeaker at the Fairgrounds announced that the town was against the games and that if they were to be saved for next year people should phone Mayor Miller said Mr Shepard got a couple of letters that were nasty said the mayor I tore them up and threw them away He said he also received phone calls I worked very hard on this and was very disappointed at the mentslheard Acton Coun Norm Elliott sug gested the town and the Highland Games committee should speak about the problems to create a better atmosphere for a har monious arrangement of this festival next year There were an awful lot of peo- pie at the Highland Games who said the town thumbed their noses at them Some improvement has to be made in the way this particular organization approaches the town he said But Georgetown Coun Ann Cur- rie said enough talking has been done about the Highland Games Try and figure out what hap pened and get on with it she said Monday The United Way of Mill targeted a per ton I In business donations this ytmr to help bring the IWft campaign goal to The local United Way mot lun week at the North and Country Club In Georgetown for a breakfast meeting whero representatives from local business heard this years cam paign objectives The United Way surpassed lost years goal of largely through unprecedented success in special events fundralsing to a total of The United Way ex pected This year the top four groups will be special events commuter for those contributing outside Halton at 35500 residential fun ding which will increase as more rural areas are covered to a total of special events which should bring in in dona tions and business which includes Industry and commerce is hoped to bring in Business targets WITH Your copy Is available at many of our conveniently located dealers like TARGET FOOD STORE ST GEORGETOWN PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY OF THE HERALD TODAY TOWN OF HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLSIGEORGETOWNI 8775185 NOTICE THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS 1989 BICYCLE LICENSES FEE Every resident of the Town of Halton Hills owning a bicycle shall obtain a license before using such bicycle or allowing it to be used upon any highway in the Town of Halton Hills A license may be obtained by applying to the Municipal Of fices of he Town of Halton Hills located at Halton Hills Drive Across from North Halton Golf Country Club Georgetown and Alice Street Hydro OfficejActon Mon dayFriday 830 am pm and also at allies Cycle and Ski 71 Main St S Lower Level entrance off rear parking lot Georgetown during normal store hours A Bicycle License obtained effective 1980 is valid to the per son to whom it is issued and is not and further no license is required in subsequent years unless there is a change of ownership When applying for your Bicycle License we require the make of the bicycle the manufacturers serial number your name and address G F Usher no Deputy Treasurer TOWN OF HALTON HILLS M MAIN ST SOUTH HILLSIGEORGETOWNI 8775185 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD LINENO 22 SIDEROAD Council or the Town of Halton Hills will conduct a Public Meeting to examine and discuss a proposed amendment to Zoning Bylaw 7451 and plan of subdivision consisting ol single family lots The subject property is located on the east side of the Ninth Line north of the Hamlet of Glen Williams and is described as Part of Lots 22 and Concession 10 Town of Hills Esqueiing Further information is available in the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Bruce D BA MCIP Deputy Planning Director Time Date Location File 700 Monday July 24 1989 Council Chambers HIHs Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive H83011 tow by over tit Weakly donations would the United Way president we move Into payroll deduc tion we can reduce the door- knocking she said Mrs Bruce added that people can easily give a week to an organization that serves 19 groups in the community People can throw a dollar into the pot for a lot tery ticket each week she said They can do the same to support organizations in their communi ty Were canvassing for money year she for 19 organizations each when we knock at the door said Statistics show that each family in Halton Hills uses the United Way services which can be anything from local centres to the Red Cross the Victorian Order of Nurses and Meals on Wheels We dont have that next-door- neighbor or that extended family providing support anymore said Ms Bruce The United Way takes their place in the community she said The targeted increase in business donations should help the United Way reach the large work force in the community TOWN OF HILLS M MAI ST SOUTH HILLS 8775185 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD NO 25 AGNES STREET Council for the Town of Hits wW conduct a Pubic Meeting to examine and discuss a proposed amendment to Halton Official Plan to change a site specific policy to alow for conventional municipal ser vices to an existing industrial property that Is currently serviced by a private waste disposal system The subject property comprises a portion of Part of Lot 27 Concession 3 in the community Acton and is referred to as the Canada Packers property The area under consideration involves about 17 acres and is currently occupied by existing Industrial related buildings Further information is available in the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Bruce D MacLean BA MCIP Deputy Planning Director 710 PM Monday July 1989 Council Chambers Town Administration Buildings 1 Halton Hills Drive Georgetown Aon 1107 Time Date Location File TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLS GEORGETOWN 8775185 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS he 1 989 Final Taxes are due and payable in two in stalments June 28th 1989 September 27th 1989 Taxes may be paid at the Finance Department 1 Halton Hills Drive Georgetown Hydro Office Alice Street Acton or any branch of The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce located within the Town of Halton Hills A Penalty of 1 per cent per month will be charged on the first day of default and on the first day of each calendar month until taxes are paid Taxpayers are reminded that the Ontario Property Tax Credit as provided through the 1 989 Personal Income Tax Return is based on the property taxes of the taxpayers principal residen ce being paid in 1989 Please contaxt the Finance Deparlment it there are any questions pertaining to your business or real property taxes by TELEPHONE 8732600 OR BY MAIL