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Paget THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday September 1 1990 Maple Avenue house attracts prospective owners ByBENDUMMETT The Herald Representatives from Hills Chamber of Commerce and the Acton Royal Canadian Air Cadets have expressed interest in the house at 333 Maple Avenue in Georgetown The house is currently owned by Burlington developer Zupet and Associates The company is behind the development proposal to build two 15storey condominiums on the property at and Maple Avenue beside the North Halton Golf and Country Club The company earlier this year demolished the house at Maple Avenue to make way for the pro ject if eventually approved by town council It chose not to save this house arguing the house was complete disrepair due to van dalism In July the company made it known it was willing to donate the house at 333 Maple Avenue to a nonprofit organization The dona tion depends on the house being moved from its present location Tom Hewer chairman of the chambers building committee recently asked the company if the chamber could use the house The chambers current office in the Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena is too confining explained For All Your Fine China Silver Crystal MAIN ST MILTON 8780050 Mr Hewer He recently had a meeting with Halton Hills Mayor MUler and the town s Director of Recrea and Parks Department Tom to discuss the possibility of obtaining land to relocate the house No decision came out of the meeting said Mr Hewer Mayor Miller confirmed the meeting and said the town is will ing to work with the chamber to locate a site Mayor Miller is a member of the chamber The mayor made assurances that the town would not be donating any land to the Chamber or selling any land to the Chamber But we re willing to work with them to help them find a site he said In offering to help the Chamber the mayor suggested that an agreement could possibly be found in which the town could share in the use of the house to be used by various local organizations British Bakers CAKES lor all occasions I British Breads Pastries ff59B 330 Guelph St Georgetown cross fhomneiisons ITS TIME TO VOTE FOR SOCIAL WELFARE lend a hand rot a hand out TAX Do not penalize the poor and productive Canadian BILINGUALISM Not opposed to Totally opposed to official ENVIRONMENT Gel serious Reduce production of garbagepollution DEVELOPMENT has to be to non arm land CRIME Protect the innocent not the criminal HEALTH CARE should nol depend on political decisions AUTO INSURANCE Need freedom of choice PAY EQUITY To be paid according to contribution EDUCATION Restore Prov standards SUNDAY SHOPPING Should not be political Demand should d elate vote JOHN SHA0B0LT libertarian Call 853 1779 For More Information YEAR SEPTEMBER 7th 8th 9thT A Fair To Remember SUPER VALUE WEEKEND PASSES Available At Office Magic Macs Milk Mountamview Trio Discount Moore Park Youngs Pharmacy Camera Exchange Preston s Lucky Dollar Vitos Market Milne Medical Centre Smoke Shop The Halton Hills Herald GATES OPFN Friday September 5 toll Saturday September 8th 900am toll Sunday September 9th 11 too ADMISSION Daily Weekend Adults Students years 00 Seniors Family Children Under Age FREE DAILY ENTERTAINMFNT Or Bandoh 50 Old MacDonald s Farm Rotary Bingo Arts Crafts Exhibits Kid Fabulous Fun Tent Homecrafts SheepGoatsCattleHorses Georgetown Agricultural Society Box Georgetown Ontario Mayor Miller also suggested another possible arrangement could be that the town would help the Chamber obtain a severance on a piece of property and in return the town would have first option on the property if the Chamber ever gave it up The mayor will be meeting with the Chamber in early September to further discuss the idea of a site Fran Whiting chairman of the cadets sponsoring committee said and Associates has told her the Chamber has first dlbbs on the house But if the Chamber couldn come up with a site for the house the air cadets would be next in line for the property The group is currently in negotiation with the Tannery in Acton to find out if the company would be willing to donate a pieve of property on which to locate the house said Ms Whiting The company initial response was favorable she add Mr Zupet said a decision on who the house will be donated to will be made soon Meanwhile town councillor Johnston said during day s council meeting she understood that over the last of weeks equipment stored on the property at and 339 Maple Avenue while the Region Public Works Department was carrying out road construction alongside the property had been taken by neighboring residents It concerns me when people are showing a lack of respect for other peoples property said the coun cillor Coun Robert shot back saying people in the neighborhood believe the developers showed no respect for the area when they demolished Maple Avenue St Georgetown Ont oof YELLOW CAB HALTON HILLS HOUR SERVICE SERVING HALTON HILLS AlrportServIco Parcel 8732931 Co PROBLEM Contaminated drinking water SOLUTION THE WATER DEPOT 232 Guelph St Georgetown Reelect Walt Elliot a strong honest and hardworking voice at Queens Park for Halton North a resident of Halton North who knows the area and its unique features actively promoting reasoned planned programs and laws to benefit all Effective representation on all the issues If you need assistance on Election Day call us Georgetown 873 0116 Milton 875 Walt by Nnrth Provincial