Property rights at issue SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday May IB residents entitled to opinion To the or The Herald It would appear the Herald in editorial of May 1983 chose to take a biased view in favour of the CoOp rest dents It even smacks somewhat of prejudice on the part of the residents It seems the Haves are not entitled to an opinion about the Have riots The protests If allowed must come from the vllegcd the minorities or the ethnics in order to warrant any merit I say even those with substance have a right to speak surely we ore still living in a Capitalist Country aren we It was stated the rent ers arc like owners because they pay a deposit and a substantial rent supported by a vole in community affairs This must be viewed as a farce The WOO deposit is very similar to the last month rent system In any rental on which is returned upon departure An excellent incentive to leave If one suddenly becomes short of cash The substantial rent well when it is subsidized It looses con siderable substantiation as far as the vote so proudly touted it deserve mention in this commentary The Homes tarts Rep who claims all applicants are Interviewed before acceptance well I would like to know what can be ascertained In a possible two hour interview Any one knows you can asso ciate with people for years and never know their interests thoughts motives attitudes or esthetic values But speaking of this supposed all encompass Ing interview the very point that they feel it is so important is very positive In Identifying the fact that they feel there arc viduals who are ables and they arc going to discover these unde sirable people in just few hours Kreskln should possess such talents Finally let us vocally state are not against the pro gram but place We would not purchase and move in to a development area neither do we expect Co- residents to move in to a Condominium area And to those righteous citizens who protest against our views per haps they have room in their neighborhood Doreen Carter River Run To the editor of The Herald Enclosed you will find a letter addressed to the Minister of Natural Resources the Hon Allan Pope As you can read In the letter we aro being tied up in political red tape We are now going to be aggressive It Is imperative that the people of Ontario know what Is going on Throughout Ontario any homeowners or farmers having land next to or even remotely close to any type of river creek or stream will eventually come under regulation of Flood plain mapp ing This will be done under the Order of Council Regulation The people will not be asked for input but It will be done under the Motherhood of our provincial ministry of natural resources through the guise of your local Conservation Authority II one investigates this Issue he will realize how the Government Is actually taking our property rights away from us through regulation with out criteria In our own particular area in the Niagara Peninsula wo have been blessed with Hurricane Hazel which Is only above the water of any particular storm In the past years You may print all Information in the letter and please if you need any further information hesitate to Thank you in advance or your prompt cooperation Sincerely Mary A Fox President Wclland Flood Plain Association of Concerned CI mens River Run One owners had no say Of tier practice students at Georgetown District High School gave the Red Cross a helping hand recently typing up I volunteer record cards for the Georgetown branch falhcred the kchool to the students aid were left to right Red Cross president rlca Thompson volunteer services chairman Sophie office and students Janet Bantan IS and Vaneiia Herald photo To the editor of The Herald My initial disturbance about the possibility that my property in River Run One would devalue as a result of subsidised rental housing next door to anger upon insight into a the or our Town Council and the aggressive coverage given by some of our media writers First the Town passes laws that River Run One and Two should be the same privately owned with owners very Inter ested in maintenance and improvement of homes for resole value as well as personal enjoyment Then a Coop Is allowed to buy all the Phase Two houses and only a minor change In bylaw Is needed toallowthls So Town and Coop go ahead and only long after the affair has able tier beer holds beers and a ribbon lor honorable mention In the category The Bra ma lea woman took three ribbons recently at the annual Toronto Ceramic Show A student at Georgetown Ceramic Studio Mrs Mason look first place In the amateurs altered surfaces fin lifted with fashion hues category and place lor best student piece lor a barrel she decorated with a Nova Motif She said her carved sketches on ceramic came from photos look while on holiday In the Maritime This Ii the lint time Georgetown has ever placed In the eight year old competition Mrs Mason plans to put a smoked atop her barrel and use It as a table base Herald photo so called proposed change while calling for objections or approval So In ignorance and good faith one lies an objection based on Ihe possibility of devaluation of property One is told alter filing the complaint that the whole matter Is done anyway Herald May To add to this griel having this siege men la lily which represents a formidable mind barr of prejudice Herald editorial May I have absolutely nothing against the persons of the new rest dents who have not yet moved Into their new homes Probably I shall be grateful for the good neighbours they will hopefully prove be What I do object to Is being manipulated At no stage did River Run One owners have any say in the matter at all and the hypocrisy of many of those who abject to our objections are they going to live In a Coop just strikes me as being very similar to the siege mentality 1 was accused oil One last comment on your May 4 tonal those many coop resl dents who pay the full monthly amount because they arc attracted to the concept of cooperative living so would be if Time to assess It been ten years since region and four other regional munlclpa lilies were formed by the provincial government And Burlington Mayor Bird thinks the pro vince should take a long look at what regional administrations have done for taxpayers Regional governments going to go away Mayor Bird told the Halton finance and administration commit tee last week re going to have to live with them But even Burlington South MPP George Kerr wants a critical review The Mayor mendatlon which will be reviewed by regional council today day was among a numb er of points he raised at the meeting about the region s management VARIANCES He also wants reports on regional budget vari after first six months of a fiscal year and every four months after that Quarterly reports Mayor Bird says should also be submitted on the region s activities and goals Regional staff should also review he number of employees added to the Halton payroll the last ten years He asked that notes be Included explaining Interdepart movement of staff and increases or staff cuts in other areas Mayor Bird wants to know what sort of mill rate Increases taxpayers have shouldered In the ten years of regional govern men and other increases since Halton adopted form sewer and water rates Finally he wants to make comparisons between the site of budget reserves keeps and those of other region municipalities Reviewing the regional administration can only add to elected to Uvea knowledge of the system Mr Bird argued in a submission to the committee Councillors should not Oeru Warmth- Affects Coastal Marloc Life Warmer thin normal tea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean have really fee led so cording to of the Marine Life Research Group always rely on advice ground lo make informed they received from staff decisions on staff but should have the back recommendations Inspector transferred Inspector Kent of the Region Police Force has been transferred from the Duty Inspector Office to the position of executive officer to the Chief of Police Paul joins up Halton Hills and Milton each have one more member representing their Interests on region Business Advisory Committee Acton Paul has been named to the committee for a oneyear term The realtor Joins Georgetown Rick West an independent Insurance agent who will serve on the j committee for a twoyear term Other committee members from public at- large are Burlington Harold Hopkins Royal Bank and Arnold Em melt Monarch Construction p John Follows and Ken McConnoll a consultant and Milton Stuart Matthews a d newcomer from Mar ley Tile and Bruce Dolson t from Rockwell International WHERE DO YOUR FURS SPEND THE SUMMER In a closet In a garbage bag hung in the basement Fully Insured Fur Advice CALL 8771598 Dont risk damage to your lovely furs bring them to CLOTHING For COLD VAULT STORAGE CLEANING AND REPAIRS IF NEEDED JV CLOTHING Georgetown Market Place about a month Herald April W was all I had to pay for a 3 metres of property plus private patio plus communal garden I should be so lucky Because of the concept of cooperative living I fear that In the elastic madt on behalf of in operative living in order to make acceptable the idea of subsidised housing In the Canadian midst some truths arc stretch And don River Run owners of a siege mentality when thdr sole sin was Ignorance of politics Sincerely Gabby Circle Doing their part for Bruce Trail which I frequently used by the Outer club they pari I dps l J In Ihe to Blaien Day last Saturday at Cyprus I provincial park Included clearing Bruce trail from Tobermory lo Cyprus Lake and marking the trail Involved In the weekend were back row left Mike Carl Bourns la Diane Bransch Gottfried Brian Kemp row Ohio Cindy Johnson Chris tlen towards Writer Drown and Ian Brown PRICES SLASHED ON 1983 RCA MODELS They re factory fresh models with magnificent RCA color and all trie features Sou need but became 84 are coming in toon they ve got to got Thats why CA has given us a special end ol line allowance which we are going to pats on to our customers and we ve added an extra discount ol our own to make the deal even more attractive So come in now lor big savings because when they re gone they re gone