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SECTION A THE Wednesday May II lflRJ Glen Williams Secondary Plan Citizens not given chance to have their say resident NOTE following titer to Mr Claude Bennett Minister of Homing and Municipal Affair died The Herald tor Mr Bennett I am Tiling a Formal Objection to the request by Hills Town Council have lands bordered by Wilduood Road and the Eighth Line Esquesing Town ship added to 18 or the Gltn Will lams Secondary included in the Official Plan by Minister Modif lent ion I own properly adjoin ing these lands 1 Dm objecting for the following reasons 1 notice that I and other residents or he neighborhood received was an article in the local papers on Wednesday April A ion to make a request for a Minister Modification was scheduled for the Council meeting on Mon day May 1983 The amount of lime given for residents prepare a response was hopelessly insufficient The Council usually conducts a public meeting on matters of this nature ft decided not to do so in this instance on the grounds that a It was I not required by law to do so b Public- Meetings j on the Glen Williams Sec Plan were held in 1978 and 1979 and Further delay would necessary develop ment in the Town We object to this decls ion because a The resl dents believe that they have a moral and hi start right have full Information about devel which will the future of their neigh to have their concerns heard and to have their questions b While the Council may not be required by law to hold a Public Meeting we arc informed by staff of your Ministry that the local Planning Department is required to do so We believe that the meetings held in and 1879 do not constitute an adequate public forum on this issue since the lands now in question were not included In the proposed plan at thai lime dents who were then in neighborhood attended these meetings were Informed that since these lands were not part of the proposed plan that they would therefore not be part of he discuss ions of the meetings Thus no Public Meeting on the lands now In quest ion has ever occur ei whose properties adjoin the designated lands were not living here then Their homes were not yet built I believe it Is wrong that a substantial number including my self be dcnlod an to have Input Into a decision which will affect them merely because ihcy did not live in this three and a half years ago I deeply regret having take this action I and other residents have expressed our will to cooperate with our Council and the eloper ensure that the best possible develop lakes place We have however been den led a Public Mcciing where we can learn about and talk about future plans or our neighbor Thank you for the appropriate you will now lake Yours sincerely Craig Copland Concessions Esquesing Township Enough of studies residents complain residents are ready groaning under the load of taxes further Increased by an studies and more studies Seems like a merry go round When finished they tell us what was plainly evident be fare they started eg population has grown The elderly population has grown There is a lack of assist transportation for the frail elderly There is a shortage of heavy nursing and chronic care beds Hon I 111 Dennis There appears lo be Timbrell is now well gaps deficiencies down In the list of priori Implications which What kind of gobble not really exist is this anyway signed Mills McGonlgal With Hacked Moggie Crawford NOTE In this letter Ml turea were attached Be- Then they report mat a series of further public forums are scheduled be held relating to the second pluse of the study The public forum held at Georgetown library was not in local papers At hat forum one of the study staff declared that a Georgetown nurs name nghome promised near i Rally Race Herald Special Thc ions spoils red cubs had a great lime at heir annual Itally lace at Georgetown lost Wed night Parents were present to cheer their boys on for this special event held at St frauds of school modified to feel long with a slight hill half down lo give the more Art Mcltea announced the races and assistant leaders Harry Ellis was ial starter Joe was finish lint Cirl was in of the pit slop The championship In Bernard and Tough Luck award John All trophies were made by C M Art Heavy Winners of recent Cub K competition are Gregory Chandler back row Jell They are members of the Cub right Chris Andrew Chris ill Young and Peter Photo by Jean Layman ly years ago by then Letters to the Editor Reader didnt fidget through Crucible Big thanks to blood donors To he editor of Hills Hydro for The Herald special efforts with pro- Tnc Blood Donor Clinic motional banners the Committee would like to radio stations the Dairy donors Queen for donation of he who supported Monday use of their electric sign clinic sponsored by thi and their orange juice I ions Club nod cups to Lob laws for The Lions help with Mr of preparation Macs Milk Coca Cola setting tudents of Holy Cross up clinic loading equip- who ment and general assist govt their To the of The Herald It has been my doubtful privilege sit Inumerable by high school stud both musical and straight drama When I heard that GDHS were to stage Thc Crucible I groaned and prayed that I could be out of town Fortunately my prayer was not answered and I attended the per last Thursday evening For once I did not fidget in my seat and continual ly look at my watch We were privileged to see a very good performance by for the most part a very competent cost A number of perform really stood out Ian Maclarcn and Mark Huis were little short of superb closely followed by Karen Cathy McGowan and Peter Allen I think that all people concerned in this product ion deserve great credit Looking for volunteers By McCALLUM They a dim cult play did not lose he I govt us such good theatre Sincerely J Edwards the clinic Thanks to Ashen hurst who was on call the nursing staff help and drivers vnlun teen and he clergy John Ollivlcr of Coble Systems his clinic I thanks to Ho Strut Jean Barton and telephone committee and to who this clinic Sincerely Chairman WE ARE AGAINST KIDDIE PORN Child pornography cannot be made without real live children That is its horror At present in Canada the laws governing Child Pornography are weak and outdated We need Bill C53 to prevent this sexual abuse of children Please sign ma I to Hon Mark McGuigin Minister Justice Wellington St Ottawa Ontario by Knlghti Columbus Shop Weekly Good Values Although Volunteer Week has passed the opportunity to get Involved Is always present Your valuable lime can be put to good use In many ways A handicapped 15year old girl In Georgetown Is looking for a friend to share her interest in music and dance Your flan for writing can be put good use as a publicity person for a local organization Your time would be needed four or five times per year Get your evening walk and meet your neighbors while can vowing for a North group from May 1521 Help is needed in both Acton and Georgetown A teenage girl In Acton is looking Tor a Big Sister A couple of hours a week could make a big difference to this young person Your typing and organizational skills can be used by an organization for handicapped adults The lime commitment required Is from one half to one day per week for more Information about these and other opportunities contact your Volunteer Centre at 3210 Monday Wednesday or Friday TOWN OF HILLS PROCLAMATION We hereby proclaim POLICE WEEK in the Town of Halton Hills May 1620 1983 Signed Mayor P Open Monday Through Friday Until COOPS HORSE FEED AND SUPPLEMENTS A SURE BET THATS BOUND TO BE A WINNER Svmlemn J Sweet Sweet Horse Feed 14 A special process a loam cortd the gin of moro starch Croat no a llakad that palatable lor Tnntuio animals 49 719 ONLY f Hoik A ONLY Starter Ration For Foals Stnrtor Ftal on For Foals A pel Into high protein food to supply your tools with high minerals and ns lor rapid healthy growth ONLY 95 UNITED COOPERATIVES OF ONTARIO MONDAYFRIDAY 730 am900 pm SATURDAY 830 am500 pm 8772271