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THE HERALD Wedneidiy April Page Town far short of storage facilities doubt that The Georgetown water Councillor Morrow brought was revealed in a regional criteria would require storage critical to the operation of the supply system has barely one- up the storage shortage again study of a future water supply of three million gallons proposed Nerval system the third of the water storage last week before regional system for The study The shortage however of report added facilities required by the council He noted that a Storage facilities In There provincial ministry of the previous attempt to get it the Georgetown system are environment That before works committee had very limited consisting of however is going to be not brought about any action at Imperial examined by the regional all and It put off elevated tank and the Maple public works committee at the again Avenue reservoir having a insistence of Councillor The shortage problem capacity of gallons Tbe Morrow cording to Councukv cording to Councillor Morrow ministry of the environment Local optometrist aids color blind He can see colors Georgetown Scouts aid tree planting agriculture and art Optometrists ophthalmologists at the Silver Creek Con from Toco Area as their part in foresters to ensure that the the Trees for Canada project trees will be planted with a sponsored by the Boy Scouts of maximum chance of survival Canada Red Pine Scotch Pine Approximately Scouts poplar Silver Maple and Spruce be the major type of there a good supply of water for Georgetown lf Councillor Morrow said but I want them to see if there could possibly be a storage problem In the The supposed shortage of water storage facilities has not been a problem before said Councillor Morrow and ac tuolly he admitted the fact that the town was twothirds short of facilities a bit of a surprise for himself and other town councillors Tent forts of Dr Leo Brown local been a neglected defect It Is for the correction of color Canadians About trees Before the tree planting day optometrist Brown of inherited and found more often blindness Evaluation by eye will be planted by participants each Scout will seek financial Georgetown treated an in some families than In others practitioners In other parts of from 58 Ontario dlstrlcb in pledges from the community inspector with a special lens However it Is generally the country has indicated that such locations as conservation which is now available In this distributed throughout the the lens enable the areas industrial property world population occurring color blind person to have provincial parks ana la males Not only Is normal color Everyone taking part In the The region of has Anally paid for Its tent at the International Plowing Match held last summer The region okayed a recommendation from the administration committee which will relm burse the plowing match committee 13 Phi Sorority Over was raised to aid In this years fund raising project by Cheryl research by the Canadian Cancer Society Beaton of the Zeta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Decoupage to daffodils Zeta Phi did it all j mostly In males Not only Is normal means of this lens called color blindness dangerous but vision rom Mr now has occupations have been the opportunity for the first traditionally denied to the color time in his life to know the true blind including electronics colors of his clothes and also to cosmetics printing chemical see objects which previously analysis photography Are seniors units needed On February 13 at the home of Cheryl Beaton Zeta Phis second regular meeting of the month was held Tbe group s hostess served a red wine and all relaxed and enjoyed themselves After the business was over the cultural program Music with No WordV was presented by Donna Irvine and Slgrid The girls played a variation of taped music Including western Flamenco guitars Indian music African tribal rhythms etc and then had quiz on classical composers and names of TV shows by playing the music themes Anne the winner and won a prise Co hostesses wore Norma Marshall and Norma Tripp On March at the home of Beverley a brief business meeting Zeta Phi entertained Abba At tbe door Rosemarie Gill and Jeanne Marie welcomed the guests ana pinned the name of a famous person either In the en field or in politics on the girls backs It was a good way to get acquainted each girl trying to find out what celebrity she represented that night Cheese and wine were served and it was a very good party Tbe Credit Valley Club was the spot to rendezvous on IS for a Pub Night Members of the three Georgetown Beta Sigma Phi chapters and their husbands enjoyed an evening of singing old favorites dancing earing represents Halton on CAS Hills Councillor Pat RcKenzle baa been selected to serve as one of two regional representatives on the Halton Region Children Aid Society Carl councillor from Oakvllle Is the region other representative on the CAS Region town go to court You meet the most In teresting people In the court of revision If The court made up of members of town council met evening to review and decide upon a number of individual requests for changes on varying reasons but primarily due to errors on the part of the regional assessment office in MissUsauga Several thousands of ranging from one claim to claimwill be either written off tbe mi tax rolls or if they ve already been paid will be refunded Among the claimants for changes in their tax bills were the town itself he region of and Councillor Hyde All three noted that errors had been made in their assessment and the court ting noon recommendation by tire at usher deputy treasurer of Iba town agreed to correct the errors that were made court of revision meets Annually to handle claims against toe previous year tax rolls fish and chips and of course drinking plenty of beer Prizes were awarded to the lucky spot dance winners Zeta Phi next meeting was held on March 18 at Anne Kennedy a home The cultural program co Gill and Cheryl Brown put on a program on Sculpture They chose for their presentation Cheryl read about the history of decoupage after which showed her beautiful collection of pictures which she makes to give to her relatives and friends on special occasions She has good taste in choosing her pictures framing etc and certainly has a lot of patience and time varnish with hours of waiting time between each application Then there is sanding to various degrees before the end product Is produced which has an an finish The girls were impressed and inspired to try their hands at decoupage Co- hostesses Cheryl Beaton and JeanneMarie served the refreshments Elections for a new executive committee were held after the April 1 meeting at Wendy Warren home Wendy knowing that everyone Is rather tense voting time helped everyone relax by having an ample supply of good The results are as follows President Wheat croft vice president GUI recording secretary Jeanne Marie corresponding secretary Carol Byrne treasurer Donna Irvine co ordinating council lives Diane and Diane Alls A program on Modelling was presented by Cheryl Beaton and Anne Kennedy Cheryl and Anne put on a fashion show assisted by some of the girls who sew crochet or knit Cheryl was the com men ta tor and quoted tbe ap proximate cost to make each outfit Co hostesses His cock and Beverley served ex ceptlonally scrumptious desserts coffee and tea On Saturday April Zeta Phi members were out selling Daffodils The people of Georgetown responded beautifully The girls were sold out In surprisingly short time Also special thankyou to tbe Georgetown industries who generously responded A special thankyou to Eileen PanlUng of Varlan Industries who went out of her way to set an extra large order for the Cancer Society Cheryl Beaton service chairman was In charge of the Is there a need for senior citizens housing In Hills The ministry of housing plans to rind out through a study scheduled to begin today The study requested by town council will be a fullscale report by a research analyst from the ministry aimed at estimating the number of Halton Hills senior citizens whose present homing Is either Inadequate or beyond their financing capabilities The demand in this area for housing on a basis will be determined from Information gathered through advertising direct mail and interviews will Include on assessment of economic trends growth factors and current and future housing needs In Halton Hills Senior citizens in Hills will receive letters outlining the housing program and asking them if they wish to participate not be reached by direct mail In that case they should pick up a from the municipal offices either on the Seventh line of Main Street here in Georgetown A notice from the ministry of housing noted If the survey shows a need for senior citizens housing it will likely be an apartment building although consideration is given to one- storey units that do not require stairways All apartments will have a living room bedroom bathroom and kit chen which will be equipped with stove and refrigerator Rent Is geared to Income and the minimum is P7 month including services After considering the final survey report town council can adopt the program through a request to the ministry to go ahead Copltalcostsareshared by the provincial and federal governments RENTAL SALES CENTRE LTD rABLES TABLES LAWN EQUIPMENT FOR RENT oh Sale of new and used lawnmowers COMPLETE SHARPENED FOR HAND AND CIRCULAR SAW HEEL MOWERS ROTARY MOWERS Repairs to all makes electric tools 78 TODD RD GEORGETOWN CHECK OUR SPECIAL AIRPORT RATE Station Wagon coats ihsrsd 8771878 8777722 GO TAXI TOWN OF HALTON HILLS SENIOR CITIZEN APARTMENTS IF You are sixty years of age or over IF Your present accommodation is inadequate IF Your income is modest THIS IS OF INTEREST TO YOU The Ontario Housing Corporation an agency of the Ontario Government at the request of your municipal council Is considering the development or senior citizen housing In the town To determine 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