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YOUR MORNING SMILE Ihi rutlLtt the xirfi ml It four thirty tin hour phot the You d r A I Home Newspaper of Halton Hills WEDNESDAY St I Read first by everyone Reaching more than homes in Hills HYDRO LINE ISSUE THE RUNNERS TAKE TO THE STREETS like a small town qualifying race for an Olympic berth on the American tcitn Mori Boston for the shooting of the film Running sinning Mich id Douglas In this photographs and story on second front of The Herald photograph the ire beginning what is supposed to be ihe Photo Tony I About The Hills Artisan courses Enrollment for Credit Valley Artisans courses began last n Courses this year will include leaded stained glass children pottery clay picture framing beginner pottery Christmas wreaths apple dolls beginners weaving and silk screening Anyone interested in these courses can find out more from registrar Thercsc Scholz at Arts council meeting Hills Art council will hold its annual general meeting in Gordon arena Sept it Among the items on the agenda will be a discussion of Georgetown Rotary club proposal r i il of st me sort for Georgetown Governor visits Georgetown Hotirnns will host District Governor Bernard Bud it their regular dinner meeting in the Restaurint on Sept in Governor official to the club will includes review of club programs and dies with the club i He will also bring crectijiL from International president Clem of t vanston Illinois Garbage crisis abates present sites expanded More Pag Hilton is longer filing a waste ens as a of rcgnnal council decision Wednesday to implement in interim dump plan involving the ion of the die and indorsed i five SI in recommend id consulting engineers Dillon in the hope that by 19B3 a major landfill site will be read to ill of g irbjcc The option was one of seven invest by mj the months since council in interim plan would be needed Next Hilton Hills existing landfill silt located in Georgetown is expelled becumi the first of three remaining dumps be filled to capacity he interim plan adopted by council will sec all refuse from Hilton Hills Milton and Oak villi dumped at the site where an expansion prog rim onto adjacent property will necessitate the diversion of a creek until December IJH1 After that waste from it ross the region will be added Burlington dumped it the site l ants expect the system to flccommodjte s until September 1983 Based upon current of yirbaie generation an BOO ions of waste lie landfilled at the and Burlington s over Ihc next five years Hie expansion stream diversion will about while two- Burlington ion will cost inollurjl for a tit I ixptndil ipproxim itely jj cents per ton of igi Two less expensive options were also investigated but consultants ihit site and costs from north Hilt be prohibitive factor rdon pointed out thai bout 15 per of can be eonsi lend dry or in and as cm be dumpedinnb quarries where seepage would preclude landfillmt ouncil agreed to lis furthering est gate the feasibility of dumping inert waste in iru quirnes Milton Jim itson that the ints are being on No soapbox derby as region balks refuses to close road There will be no GT Motor Sport Club box rby this year Hills Roy Booth failed last week to have regional council overturn a public works committee ion prohibiting the Georgetown club from using Trafalgar Road in Stcwarttown for the derby It had planned for Sept The club had applied to the region for permission close a section of Trafalgar road lo through traffic Maple Ave regional road 11 which has been lie of the annual derby for ked specific formit ion concerning Iruffic control parking facilitlis and the of even should eimpiny any future applicat lores for the of II oid for spec il events List Wednesday Mr Moor advised eouncil that the rerouting of through traffic denied around via the a result old route suggest give green light Iheelub wouldiead to a clubs continued use of breakdown of regional Maple Avenue lull between transportation system Tru Main Street and Hood he pointed out is mom arterial road The committee rccom running north and south mendation to council further urged council to six or seven years has been deemed by the ub un suit iblc for this year event biciusc of its dilapidated eon lit ion public works dircc lor Bob cited a lack of Information accompanying club application as the mam reason he could not the plans overturn committee dec charging that the region is being a little dictator il in ignoring the desires of Its citizens The detour proposed by the club is fine he contended and docsn I really constitute a closure of the road Traffic may have to slow down as it passes he said there would be no congestion at hamlet southern end as had been staled Mayor Tom Hill Mr Moorcs in his assessment of the clubs application He predicted that Trafalgar Road Town asks court rule on OMB James Lander kin of Acton who took part In the HUM soapbox derby lilt year won be able to In his hometown this year following a decision not la allow the of Trafalgar for the event w is ipprovnl I sec anything too much wrong Maple uc being used as It ha in post he commented According In Lee club past president however Maple Avenue in its present slate is unacceptable lie con firmed council s veto Ihe use of Trafalgar Hood means there will simply A number of soap box derby fans have eontacled Mr with suggestions for ive sites but upon closer inves ligation none has proven suit able Such locations as the Tenth Line hill above Glen Williams Mr said arc unacceptable because of sleep ncss distance from the town lack of a runoff area at base or the imprac of closing the grades to through traffic Mr that rcg tonal council is not entirely to blame for theclub decision to cancel this years derby A lack of time plan the event and shortage of volunteer organizers contributed to the decision he said The need for new site was nevertheless the main factor Mr commented His posl script suggestion which accompanied last year icatlon lo the region calling for Improvements to Maple Avenue drew no response Last year derby attracted some between the ages of seven and despite its success Mr noted that the number or ants is gradually decreasing Regardless club Is keen to begin planning the soap box derby for some as yet unknown in Mr assured The Herald lhal would be entrants can look for announcements much earlier In the year with the derby possibly take place In June Herald stall writer Concerned that Hills might be wast me its time opposing Ontario Hydro s Bruce Milton transmission eorndor town council has as tin Supreme Court of Ontario to decide whether or not Municipal Br ird 10MB has jurisdiction in the ongoing dispute Council decision test the authority to rule on Hydro for Hills official plan and zoning bylaw amendments came end of a closed dw session list Tuesday Town soliiitors Fred ind Steele whoarerepre smting hi municipality s crests before the outlm id the situation for council ting possible precedents that may prevent the adjourned hearing from resuming is scheduled Jan Opponents of the 108 mile corridor ire lopinf the will Haiti n Hills lal plan clause which requires pul lie utilities to obtain a mendmciits for tin installation ff eddies According the town tors the 1J73 order in of Ihe provincial laliu it which set out tin of tic Bruce to Milton r could take pre over any ruling bo ird chairman J Bin commented that if the town fears ire confirmed by Supreme Court the will its interest in tie milter and the Ontario net itself will step In to Ihe dispulc The hi irinp involving Hydros for ihe n plannnu mints w is July id r Robert lawyer for tie Interested Citiiins Group I ICG reported that of the landowners in Hilton Bills had not received sulficlentn the hearing ores is being offered by Hills ind region as will as the KG 1 week s decision by council came as no surprise tie ICG wheh lias been fight in the Bruce to Milton cornd rr since 1972 mem John Schneider of Acton Inld The Herald that Ihe corn opponents hid discovered the uossil problem with the in soon ifter Mr took on in July Mr Schnnder explained tint the issue centres upon wlelhernr not Ontario Acl which protects Ontario Hydro a re it extent takes preeedenci over the Municipal Act for which is responsible In the opinion of both lowns and lawyers he said the Supreme Court will indeed rule out the OMB s participation in matter The irony of the situation is evident when one considers provincial govern itself the OMB to hear the mailer Mr Schne ider said But if the has no such jurisdiction ihe gov entire treatment of the affair to constitute a rubber stamping opera lion he added The government Is always covering Hydros position Mr Schneider charged They re the ones who first invited public participation In this project and when people got Involved I hey government threw up these All we are saying is let get facts out Mr Schneider pointed out lhal if the Supreme Court decides lhat the Power Corpo rations Act Is subservient the Municipal Acl and allows lo hear the case corridor arc In a position to seek an injunction halting construction of the to In Ha Hon Hills the only reason Hydro I building right now Is because the gov has told them not to he Mr Schneider contended that onus Is now upon government lo decide whether the landowners will have Iheir day in If OMD hearing Is unable resume in January because of its lack of Jurisdiction he said the cent rovcrsy could enter lis seventh year without Ihe corridor op ponents having had the chance to be heard The affected londowncrB have of course had many formal and Informal meellngs 1 with officials hearing officers and Hydro lives Mr Schneid Not once however hive they been summoned lo a proper hearing which their lawyers were granted such legal authority as the right to subpoena he claimed If we iceomplih nothing else we provt lhal we haven had i hearing in five years Mr Schneider said been misled by at least three out of four energy minis and it least one deputy the power being produced at McKeougli led to the choosing the Bruce generating station of a new route to Milton which cannot be released for provln ICG contends helps no wide consumption one Mr Schneider noted how ever that the ICG has not gone successes In its buttle against the corridor longer we ve held the more compromises arc being offered by the This summer Hydro ded a corridor bet ween Bruce and Kitchener in order release some of power a move which the ICG had recommended years be ft re as an alternative to the Bruce to Milton proposal The Kitchener was to have been serviced by curding to Hydros original piins intervention by then energy minister The ICG presently even more of Ihc up power in Bruce can be released Into Ontario grid system if Hydro upgrades an existing line between Bruce and Essa near Bame The Bruce to Kitchener and Bruce to Fssa lines make much more sense and would save tax pay a great deal more money than single Bruce to Milton line the ICG claims aid We brought about tremendous despite the losses Hyd ro of Hydro will ways find a recover looses ind get Ihe power out of Bruce Ontario Hydro has repc ited ly diliys in Ihe construction of Bruce to Milton corridor arc costing Ontario millions of doll in lost revenue because Car rams home damages Damage is estimated at SO in an accident where a car went of control and struck a house on Kingham Road in Aclon A car driven by Bennett of ft Aclon was westbound on Road when the went out of and left the road The car mounted the sidewalk crashed through a fence and crashed into a wall and win at Kingham The sustained da mage to the front corner and front Damage to house which is owned by Walt is estimated at to Kin look fifth place at the Canadian Exhibition in an International competition with this bus carving of Campbell carving of SI Phillip In earned him a special award in a competition for Ontario Earns fifth place for carving One of prize winners In the wood carving lions at the Canadian Exhibition was Kim Murray of Georgetown Mr Murray look fifth for his relief carving of Campbell House in Toronto in an international class for carvings over IS Inches In size special merit in a class for Ontario residents with a relief of St Phillips Church in West on Mr Murray carvings seem to be unique In that although there ore number of other relief carvers around they carve birds mnls and occasionally peo ple So far as ho knows Mr Murray Is the only one doing historic buildings The yearold lown man says he conscious ly chose to do historic build Ings because one else was in the field His finished work will sell not only because of Its artistic vatiy but also because of lis value slow procc and during past year he has only completed pieces Campbell House for In stance look hours of work and he values at Thus his work is a bit pricey for the ordinary with on eye for attractive wall decorations In order to lower the cost and widen his field of lial customers Mr Murray has found a way to make copies of his original works A Toronto firm takes moulds off his carvings and makes copies using synthetic wood Mr Murray finished prints and frames them him self These reproductions sell for an average price of Mr Murray chooses his subjects carefully since they require so many hours to complete Most of his ings are of Toronto area buildings but he has Just completed Milton ay station and is working on station for the Georgetown Arts and Crafts show In October He is also doing St Stephens Church Hornby A number of his carvlna show buildings that no longer exist Mr Murray used pic lures of Ihcm to moke free hand sketches on Ihc block of mahogany from which the carving is done When the finished picture is sealed and ready to hang it require or up keep of a painting he says Mr Murray started his artistic career doing of pine furniture for shows and went on to three dimensional carvings of fish birds and animals That where Ihe compe tition Is really heavy he says in the carved figures I sold all my work but I decided I should go Into another area I sat down and figured out what people doing and It turned out to be relief carvings of old buildings It mailer me which field it is It all carving Mr Murray attends shows all over Ontario and has just become a member of Croft Village a store offering va rlous crafts by artists The store in Cily Cen Ire Is the first of Its type and he feels sure other centres will watch It care fully lo determine lis value In attracting customers o