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The Acton Free Press Wed August Inquisition Continued from page One disposal cost was now up to million dollars and charged against the George town area while the cost Ihrcc and hair years ago was estimated at SI million He said at that time Councillors Morrow and Levy strongly opposed the plant That a lie exclaimed Morrow Hyde went right on telling a library com would reach nearly million dollars and asked If he wanted a plebiscite on lhat too This man has never asked for a plebiscite interjected Morrow Hyde contended he had said it in the press urncss said he wasn He said he realized the town could afford il but the lion is do winl afford it Hyde said several regional governments had been estab lished before and no- one has suggested they be dismantled Itobartb is doing a study on that right now in t erup ted Morrow I just not his good friend Councillor Morrow retorted Hydt He asked why Dr lur nest other doctors hod centralized in a medical centre if hi didn I think the centralization of a six million dollar business was not a re spending our own money replied and besides we wanted to be near the hospital Councillor said he had all respect for Dr efforts and for ever one who signed the petition and concern is a legitimate one He said the three councillors out of have had to settle for Ihet can get many limes Wc hove been fighting lo keep something in Acton since one has always been feeling we should keep some kind of office there regardless of helher or not a municipal complex is built The hire Chief and recrea Hon at least should be local wh there are no petitions against the cost of education and the cost of the recreation complex If I were running a business Id make sure I had space house my business and staff before building tennis courts He said he made his decision in all sincerity and could nut change his position said Acton is no more central Georgetown so the Seventh Line location is logical If I had he there will be always on office in I might change my mind I not a reed swaying in every wind he concluded Councillor Pal McKenzic asked if the objection was to the location of the modest addition to house our staff said the need has not been overwhelmingly established so he felt the tow should do with what they have McKcnzic suggested as a professional man Fur should be concerned about other professional men such us the engineers being housed in two bays of the works garage He asked if he would circulate a petition if the location was the Georgetown area Dr replied ihal lie lived and worked in He said the had nothing to do with it but timing was tune In reply to a question from Councillor Ernie Sykes Dr said he had been in the engineering department and the Seventh Line building but not in the Main Street building said Then you don know what you re talk ing about Who did you talk to who works for the town he asked That s not a fair Hon ruled Mayor Tom Hill contended did not know whether the pre sent system was working well or and asked how the petition was presented to the people Mayor Tom Hill read the preamble on the top of each page of the petition asking council lo reconsider the complex in light of an in crease of in Luxes Persisting Sykes asked if urness thought the people knew they were signing The doctor said I hey signed for themselves and pointed five councillors had the same opinion I admire you for taking the lime do this staled Sykes It is conceivable at some lime my life may be in your hands I hope you do a more thorough diagnosis than you have done on Ihis Councillor Levy said the treatment of was like an inquisition or a third degree and was com uncalled for He said when a red herring was dragged in the handwriting is on the wall He claimed the needs of the staff have been put ahead of I he needs of dents in municipal and said existing facili lies are adequate He said if satellite offices are still needed in Acton and George town where would be Ihe saving in erecting the com Ley said the complex should be slopped now with to ihe Ontario Municipal Hoard which just more cost Councillor Hie Morrow said Ihc suggestion he had mom Dr and was an insult to both men and statement by that people did nol know what lhe were signing was in insult to everyone on the petition He apologized for questions by and called on mem who had originally sup ported the complex put forward a motion rescinding the bylaw Duby said by the wording of the preamble people whal they were signing He suggested the whole question of centra should be recon sidcred He said I backed centralization for the sake of unit of the whole town a condition dictated b the pro vince suggested could reverl lo having three Change policy Manor beds open to nursing care THE STEEL skeleton of the new high school on Churchill Road North started taking shape recently Some brick work has also been added A supervisor stated that he hopes that the outer shelf of the structure will be complete by fall Animals on road cause accidents Centennial Manor in Milton will be some space at home for the aged now reserved for residential care easts and making the room people on extended care Until now the province has ruled Ihil certain ratio of ire ind nursinR care eases must be admitted Hit home Whal wis happening was there was i constant waiting for nursing or ex care waiting for i bed while vacancies in the residential care section of llu Minor delegation of llalton lis look up Ihe problem with Janus lavlur Minister Social Ser vices and is resuli the ruling has been chinned Some renovations The of Ihe change there are now tional beds available or Care patients Manor Administrator Stan Allen told the committee purchase With money from sal iry of a recreation co ordinator for pari of the year the recreation departmtnl hopes buy office die machine i Irans adaptor and two portable dictation machines Hills dion committee recommended purchase with cos not lo exceed Si there would be some addi lionnl staff some rcnova lions needed rder lo pro vide for the new residents but be suggested Hie lions wdild be cosily He the service would be re it benefit in the people win mild now be lie Hit would wipe ul v thai I residents Install radios in trucks Region Public Works Committee recom mended a lender for a base control antenna system and mobile radio units be warded Com of Hamilton The bid came in at well under the budget price The equipment Is needed so public works trucks can maintain lions with the operation centres from which the trucks people in the A METAL tree waters itself near the site of the new high school works superintendents tie in ith community id of runnine back firth punch clock no v is necessary s nil in his opinion action is a disturb to Hilton Hills i lengthy procedural with some members saying il did nut have to be members origin ill opposed the complex who forw i million l rescind the bylaw mother motion to Ihe was pissed with run Hill ouncillors n Booth Miller I- nut llarrv 1 Itie 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