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lit Wednesday Council approves million budget mil I it trimmed Ihe from which hate represented an ininasi of approximated 16 loin of li is an hard ht said with the operation of members and memb in if I we succeeded in culling it will I iun rt minded towns portion of I hi I burden lo be Hills resident in IJ79 Hot Hoard of Education and Hi said town must to mimmizi its budget but warned that the per i tided he lommillec Ik irimmed further in alter muhods of collecting ft venue that help mini Hit public of lownow tied but within Ihc budget a trim illK v I il of ibt and words caution rrom loun treasurer Kini Mr King said lhat tapilal revinuis is those from sale of Ihe town used or projects operating that is a large extent by ixisi ins municipal legislation suggested i may be able to iinumnnl pertinent Inlaw In accommodate specif through the salt of proptrlj limn Roy Booth questioned hi I if such a move asking would happen all of town s surplus land is sold Council would be postponing the confrontation with ghtr taxis hi said from the com riiummendcd budget for 1979 was the provision for a five monihsi iff position in planning department Hired for a period on a basis the town intermediate planner Jim resigned his post earlier this year and was to i been replaced during 1979 at a cost to the town of Despite warning thai the position be needed during 1979 if Mi or prediction it development is to be incouraged is correct council voted to delete item from I hi It led School board budget SPRING HAS SPRUNG Mi Donald Rivers and Traie I harks were playing Jumpsles Sunday an Hills got Its firm real taste of he arm weather lo come Ml from one ill il risidints that Hie pirl of budget is tut in controllable ilims nndc but in salaries and benefits when board must live up to us with the salaries lit Tin way to change tost r the is to sahries the Wire below the provincial tiding and saidthat this could indie ill the is not mak priptr of miiniv in ilit form if granls Shi lid thai board ne a portion of ihe differen ce of per pupil to hire a fulllimi for each school Both elementary and school budgets pas Willi tsi restrvi fund slat a tint had been reduced from the budget steering Mavor inltiall its under tin mistakin impression that its imtnl of tin towns svstim to sever from now When ttrrctlcd by Mr King ihi major maintained that the should still removed deleted hi form third i Hit r Flood problem OHIP surgery coverage unavailable in Georgetown pupil Continued from one Md Matt of the world With their and the Canadian economy we would be very greedy to be society for more when it is obvious society t and patients could spend as much lime as they want with their hi said said there is a tremendous difference fit schedule paid by and thi one reeommen dedbvtheOMV Personally I very sails fied with the money I make in I am not in medicine for the money and I think any doctor who is is in the profes for the wrong reason I am a doctor because I enjoy trying make sick people again Bringing a new baby into the world and seeing the smiling fate of a new mother when you present her with her child is a feeling money Just cannot buy pay 1 1 I all set that doctors mone and think wo sit in example of Hilton Julian Reed The Herald he is very concerned about doctors opt out of although I have had from matter He said If governmenl was looking doclors pro perly they woutdtit be opting out of the plan Mr Heed said he would support removing Ihe opting out option for doctors He said OHIP fee schedule has not up with inflation especially to genera uracil raised for these doctors He said inefficiency of the bureaucracy which leads to late payments to doctors has also lead to the mcdital profession dissasti with tin program NOT PROM leomrd executive director of health conned told The Herald lhal the of doctors in Ihe region out of is not a He there are a large number of doctors In the re iiun so the percentage out of the plan does not create I don think we really want said Mr Leonard said the health unci is no plans to discuss of local doclors drop ping of the health core program Mimbtrs of the board and about studinis said 1 about the students as population paving increasing taxes I i in supporl this budget for lhal reason Trusioe Crosier asked If tin setondarj school would have come in under ihi provincial ceilings had the not agreed under its collective agreement with secondary school tea to hire an additional 18 achtrs or special education Gary Morton said When trustee Auger m the board reduce budget by the amount ncces to bring the secondary school level in under Ihc ceiling Rev Morton said that while he identified with the sentiment the only way lo reduce would be to cut hick on supplies and ices or break the law by withdrawing from existing contracts it Trustee Anne Fairfield resstd concern thai the ol spending levels Continued from Page one said il was difficult do the works people had to wan until she said and since tin ice surface was broken would do little ex the ice around In spile of everything we tan do the flood plains belong the river Mrs Rollings said a judgement at the lime and on the site whether or to dynamite and It to question you can second guess Mother For a number of years the has had a on he books to attempt to alleviate ihe flooding problems In Glen Williams Tho authority has set aside the money to build a spillway on the paper mill dam and to dredge the river upstream so that the ice will float downstream rather than piling up create a jam The will cost about The design engineering is Mrs Rollings said and the project will have be tendered approved by the ministry and so on She said might be ready to go by summer and lhat a guess The original report by the on the flooding in Glen Vtillnms was issued in ljfij and rccomminrfcd lie straigh lining of tin bend in the river ion work constructing one two small dikes further d to the flow of tht ice However the Township of to the cost of the proposal which or tin township s shire was 14 froi dep budge SV construction at dodder j proposed soccer pitch to have been developed this year behind Mcmorhl Arena ituss Miller re its deletion Mayor requested mbers mint Much of the discussion Man da night centered on a budget item under transportation services for the final phase of postcons I rucl ion work in Bard Lane Churchill Crescem and Street area of Georgetown Representing a gross cost to the town of 000 the was deleted from budget by steering spite Ihe promise of a government subsidy lhat Would have seen local taxpoy era contributing only of the finjl cost While commending the bud get steering committee for an excellent job overall Coun Mike Armsl complained thai council would be penny wiie and pound foolish decline pro vincial subsidies and shelve tin project until another year Failure to take advantage of the subsidies he pointed out would probably mean thai will offer Hills similar subsidies next liar John said hi understood it is a tradition in Hills to lake ike of such subsidies and that the Bard Lane project further cons idtntion Ma or endorsed ihe of utilizing subsid ics but refused to the projecl rein roduct ion into Hit unless the gross cost to the town could be recovered by iking dclctinns Another suggestion by Coun Miller tint park maintenance funds should dipleled was strontlv opposed by No more please he urged Tins budget is way up this only because it wis so many limes in previous 11 work thai Ins be done now as a Whenarisolutiontoapprove tin 1971 working budget of 03 council Miyor Pom troy com mended Ievy and his I really don set how could Imc been done any better he said SUMMARY OF li TAX INCREASFS Stemming from council 1979 operating approved Monday night George lawn 498 Sf- 84 11 181 The Comparalive Assessment figures shown represent the average per residential unit of all housing types excluding farms and Ontario Housing Corporalion units in each ward factors are used so thai the different assessment figures represent Ihc same values from area to area Tax dollar and Increase figures shown represent the total Impact for lown purposes a combination of taxes for general lown purposes plus for urban service areas The percentage Increase for Esqucsing In 1979 is higher than in Ihc urban areas largely as a result of ihe discontinuation of transitional grants In 1978 8770173 REALTY LTD Finn H Poulstrup Manager Tilllg Harvey Michael Adams REALTOR Reg Cooper Trudy Simmons Susan Carrier i ACHES House and out buildings rolling partially wooded properly 5 miles north of Milton lust off Highway buildings r- wrecking tit am formation property Call PRIVACY With this large treed lot n park area Home Is a bedroom brick bungalow with stone fireplace the spacious living room Paved drive and ear Vcndorwantsoflers Call Reg Cooper A round pi OPEN HOUSE this Immaculate country homo i acre fireplace age plus more on March Cal Priced reduced 77 A KIND You don I get an opportunity like this often This big beautiful 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