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8 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI Recreation dept. holds fitness workshop for leaders The Recreation and Parks Department of the Town of Halton Hills is offering a work- anatomy. The seminars run from 6:30 to 10 pm, Nov. 26 and 28, at Georgetown District High shop for fitness leaders focusing on applied School. The cost is $68.50. For information, call 873-2601, Ext. 276. 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KITCHENER GEORGETOWN © NEWMARKET PICKERING 430 DAVISDR#68 1435 BAYLY ST #140 Tel.:905-953-9606 Tel.:905-839-1075 [~~ Fax;905-953-9608 Fax:905-839-1434 '$0 MOUNTAINVIEW RD S Tel,:905-877-1856 Fax:905-877-8142 NOT EXACTLY AS SHOWN, OR 7°: 33 OR eR MTH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996 WINTER WONDERLAND! Folks at the Georgetown Seniors Centre put on their Christmas hats and displayed their wares at the Christmas Bazaar, Saturday. Baked goods, handicrafts and raffle tickets were the hot items of the day. (Jamie Harrison photo) Georgetown South cemetery studied BY FRANCES NIBLOCK The Georgetown Gemini Developing a new cemetery adjacent to a proposed major sports park in Georgetown South is one option Town staff will study as it looks long-range at both future park and cemetery needs. Initially staff's cemetery update was requested by Council as background for a 1999 budget item to buy more cemetery land. The issue of putting acemetery in the pro- posed major sports park came up in September in a draft report by the Community Parkland Needs and Acqui- sition Study. That study proposed eight scenarios for a major sports facility and at least two of them included a cemetery adjacent to the sports park. The Town's Manager of Parks and Cemeteries, Bryan Shynal, said that his next ac- tion will be to bring to gen- eral Committee a recommen- 1 Batam 1°] Scoop, 66 Wetherby's esee* > | ie Roya CHRISTMAS Promo! i Presented by The Big Scoop Café, Wetherby's, The Harrop House, V.I.P. Limousine and the Kinsmen/Kinettes of Acton. o "Se SS Ss Chance to win gift %@_ basket with wine, Se PHONE: Draw to be-held Dec 8/96 'Food donations would be appreciated "Pre ~ q oo ¢ Q xB 2, 4 ay ride to The Harrop ae * two wine glasses, nglish chocoates and toffees and gift certificates. Winner will also receive a "V.I.P" chauffeur driven House. You will receive a $65 gift certificate to use towards dinner. dation concerning site selec- tion criteria. "That will either be with an option for adjacent cem- etery uses or without consid- eration for adjacent cemetery uses," Shynal said last week. Staff will also draft terms of reference for a consulta- tive study process to pinpoint alternatives, including the private sector, once Green- wood Cemetery is full. Because ofa relative short supply of single grave plots in both the Catholic and non- Catholic sections, staff will also prepare a redesign con- ceptto provide additional sin- gle grave plots, cremation plots and Niche walls. Staff reports that the re- maining capacity to meet current demand for plot sales at Greenwood is limited to eight to 10 years at best, and if it's necessary to establish a new facility after Greenwood closes, the study process should begin now. Although the municipal- ity is under no obligation to provide cemetery services, the Cemeteries Act makes the hostmunicipality assume and maintain any privately owned cemetery which becomes abandoned. Besides Greenwood Cem- etery, the Town owns and operates Acton's Fairview Cemetery, which has capac- ity well into the 21st century, and six pioneer cemeteries. Oops! We goofed up We seemed to have an invasion of the gremlins in last weeks' edition of The Gemini. First, regarding our photo spread on Remembrance Day ceremonies (The Gemini, Pg. 5, "A moment of silence ..."). In the photo of Julian Reed, Member of Parliament for Halton-Peel, we erroneously identified Mr. Reed as MPP (Member of Provincial Parliament), a position formerly held by Reed, but currently held by Ted Chudleigh. Further to our story on Brendon Prevost, the four-year-old hit by acar while trick-or-treating Halloween night. Prevost's legs were broken. His arms were not. 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