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age A News from Welcome mat open Special BALI IN Mr and Mm Norma Swann of St Catharines spent Thanksgiving Sunday her mother Winifred Smith and Ruth at the Smith farm Mrs Smith accompanied them back to St KllU and returned home the following Friday We happy to welcome residents to the village Mr and Mrs and two children aged II and 15 months from Montreal The famllyarelivlngnextdoortoMrs Hi to Shortill We are Sorry to hear of the sudden dcathofBlllReldlastweek He was the husband of Dorleno They resided at the outskirts of the His funeral was on Oct IB The church was beautifully decorated Tor the Thanksgiving Sun day Oct The senior choir were wearing their gowns for the first time There was a dedication service for that reason Both the senior and Junior choirs were present at the service and favored with an anthem Itev and Mrs Kelvin Johnston spent a few days last week with the Talk about Korea BALLINAFAD The United Church Women meeting was held at the Church Oct IS Gloria Johnson gave the devoutional WUla Shortill gave an interesting talk on Korea Those in charge served a cup of tea and a social time was enjoyed The village was alive with activity Oct 19 all day long In the morning the photographer was at the church taking pictures of the church families to be published in the church magazine Later in the afternoon the church was the scene of a wedding Around clock the guests started to arrive There were 150 guests so the church was full The bridal couple were Susan Varey daughter of Donna and Bud Varey and the groom was Ron Guest son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Guest Rev Tom Bandy was the officiating clergyman Eileen McEnery played the organ Before and after the ceremony a guest soloist sang two beautiful numbers Hewas accompani ed by a young man who played a guitar The Guest family live on the Eighth Line and the bride formerly lived on the town line Weekend weddings 19 there was a second wedding at the church The couple were Blake French son of Cathy and Reg French well known residents and Margie Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnston from Acton Rev Bandy performed the marriage ceremony and Eileen provided the music Best wishes are extended Reg and Cathy French were happily surprised Wednesday when their friend Mrs Jeff Sample from Saskatchewan called in to see them She also had a visit with her friends Linda and Keith Mitchell We extend sympathy to the Emmerson Clarke family recently lost a sister after a long illness Correction There was an error in The Herald article about the Georgetown New comers Club in the Oct edition Page not peryearaswasreported Ifyouwtehto join the club call 877 The club meets every third Wednesday of every month at St Andrew United Church Mountainview South The Herald regrets the error bazaar NORVAL Don forget the bazaar at Norval United Church Nov from 1 There will be a tea room bake table crafts white elephant table plant table and fish pond Christmas bazaar The Elks Service Club of Hills are holding a Christmas Bazaar 10a m at the Odd Fellows Hall on Wesleyan Street in Georgetown There will be a bake table craft table penny table touch and take while elephant table grocery hamper draw and a grand prize draw The money raised will be going to help early deaf detection in children United Way meet The Hills United Way will be meeting Oct at 15 at the Optimist Hall on Highway In George town Anyone interested in helping establish a United Way In Halton Hills is asked to attend SCHOOL BOARD SWEEP Howitt unbeaten out I mad his unbutton streak of four by mt tor the Unit Tin Ward J irmtiH was in Wards and lllrk Mr was surprised and had mixed feelings I not going to be hypocritical and say I not pleased but there It something exciting about an election particularly If you are successful have a good feeling he said To Mr extended funding the biggest issue Sccondonhlslist wus the Implementation of BUI which ensures that all exceptional children gifted and disabled receive thDeducaiiontheyneed cglonal issues and there are no outstanding problems in Ward 3 and Mr said Meeting as many people as selection strategy which has worked for him in the past he said If you meet and talk to them they get a chance to size you up Greater interest In local council issues his post performance on the board and people satisfaction with the board arc three reasons he gave why he was acclaimed Bruce acclaimed Bruce trustee for Ward has been acclaimed a sec time in the new seat ing Wards 1 and It a lovely feeling to be acclaimed It grtal relief Now j the next two weeks will be a little moro norm ru she said I d like to think It Is because Ve done a good had a strong voice but thcii are probably numerous reasons she said If she was in a race In Wards and funding would be the major issue of her campaign I be focusing on those dollars making sure they are spent on education not things like pool she Mrs Bruce sold last year a budget cut to the bone hurt the system A balance must be reached she said You have to have good people but you have to have money first a cost per pupil is lower than other boards and our net results have never been inferior she said More community Involvement in schools Is another of her concerns I don belle people outside parents have any part of schools Schools and the community should have close ties she said third term Irene McCau ley will begin her third term as Hills trustee on the Roman Catholic ate School Board She was acclaimed day night after nominations for candidates Irene When Mrs McCauley arrived at the town office at Monday she learned of her victory couldn believe it It was a nice feeling of surprise that the people felt that good about me It made me feel good she said She did not expect to win by acclamation was ready had my brochures and signs This came as a surprise she said Had Mrs McCauley had to unveil her campaign to the public it would have shown a high school in Milton and extended funding for Catholic schools up to grade she said Our children go in different directions They re up at fl a and on the bus at a It a a big sacrifice for them and their parents she said Negotiations with MPP Don Knight to get an audience with the minister education about a high school In Milton have already begun she said I m thankful for the people who supported me Theycanbcassuredtheywtllgeta good effort from me she said Joint land purchase By MAGGIE HANNAH Herald Special A provincial committee which finances land purchases for the Escarpment Commission fs looking with favor on a plan for the NEC and Halton Region to jointly buy a Lime- house wrecking yard Ivor Chairman of the NEC and ViceChairman of the ra Escarpment Committee which finances land purchases told members of planning and public works committee yesterday money may be available for a joint purchase with a municipality interested in preserving a property Generally speaking he said the Ministry of Natural Resources or a conservation authority will be the bodies charged with administering any land purchased under the escarpment Letter to the editor fund handled by a region The- cost of administering acquired lands would not be heavy if the land Is simply acquired and not used Mr McMullin said Hills has discussed the possibility of trying to buy the Hills Auto Wrecking yard on the escarpment at as one way of getting the yard moved The yard has been a constant problem for council due to neighbor complaints during the past year Some town councillors opposed the purchase idea arguing it should be done through the escarpment fund Mr reacted favorably however to Hills Mayor Russ Miller suggestion of a Joint purchase Shocked at meeting Dear Sir I m really shocked at the way Halton Hills ran their meeting Oct 15 I m writing in regards to extending the property standards bylaw beyond the borders of the downtown core A paper was proposed by Mr J Fleming at the request of town council 13 months ago He gave a talk and his proposal about how to extend the property standards bylaw to caver all the apartments in Georgetown A resolution was put on the floor by a councillor to defer it to the second Monday in December elections No councillors wanted to commit themselves because they might not be reelected if a decision would be made However I cant sec a decision being made on Dec 9 I would recommend tenants attend the meet ings in their different Wards and ask their councillor if they will support the amendment Or maybe we will get promises or more promises or we will have another Watergate Tuna gate or the gate Eddy Georgetown GAR COVERS For automobiles and RVs choose the material that meets your needs Light weight poly cot ton E This fabric comb strength soilness For the nil In outdoor on and to provide you this fabric Is unboalabet excellent on Add up tho advantages lHghly cover Is compact lor ol lor Koopo out snow rain ravel Yes It can bo used outdoors bird droppings sop and sail laden keep hands away moisture 2 So that con Poly cotton with brushed lining not up Tho boat In dust protect on TJishonvy your Idow rot prool 4 laing Inhbts iho suns ultraviolet rays 6 to on oven most sensitive Soft Strong Lightweight And It In dust occidental scrat na ptlablo no what ALSO AVAILABLE CUSTOM FIT COVERS FOR HOST CARS CORVETTE CUSTOM FIT COVER AND FLOOR MATS 71 N GEORGETOWN CALL Letters to the Editor IN THE HILLS Our quality of life dominated reader Dear Sir It never ceases to boggle the mind how one individual Is allowed to determine the quality of lire for an entire community To be specific we have a situation in chouse whereby Mr Auto Wreckers has been allowed to renege on his first agree merit with the Site Plan Committee In regard to the placement of now Infamous fence but has now made further adjustments which the owner and the site plan committee feel arc justified In retrospect the track record far action over the past three years speaks for itself The Escarpment Commission took the Initiative and has included the property on its list for possible acquisition a very positive and realistic approach The region of took Immediate action and adjusted their road budget priorities moving a section or road in front of the wrecking yard thereby diffusing the well worn retort of The road is on my his property Now for the burning question What action has Hills Council taken in the past three years Well a new set of bylaws was passed for all wrecking yard operators A common colour Is now used for fence main tcnance Unfortunately some Council members were 111 advised regarding a clause pertaining to chain link fences for compound purposes and insisted that it had to be Inserted to accommo date one operator Auto Wreck as everyone knows took age of this clause thus the chain link fence The Site Plan Committee has proven to be extremely and has allowed an intolerable situation to become a despicable situation In a period of three years the original concern of an old rusty car carrier loaded with scrap metal and parked outside the fence on a hour basis has now turned into a situation where a chain link fence now encloses well other wrecked vehicles In essence Hal ion Hills Council this operation to facilities It is Incredible to think that three years have passed and the res dents of chouse continue to be scapegoat between local council and the wrecking yard Believe it or not there is more this saga than what has already been discussed The laying of charges under the bylaws has proven to be futile as Three frustrating sessions in the courtroom in Milton have certainly revealed Ihc quirks and whims of those In the position of Judicial authority and power To the citizens of Hills I urge you to make time and take a drive to Come and see this mess which has come to pass which Councils past and present have laid Thanks lo Knights Dear Sir As CoChairmen of the recent campaign in Georgetown and district lo solicit donations tor the Arthritis Society we wish to thank the members of the Knights Columbus else who contributed much of their time to the success of this year s door lodoor canvas Also our particular thanks is extended to Mr Jim Jones for his successful canvas among members of the business community Due to the generous response of our citizens to this year appeal we arc pleased to report that we have exceeded our target of 10 and should reach Yours truly DJ Johnston CoChairmen Georgetown Arthritis Campaign Watch meeting There will be a Neighborhood meeting in at the Community Centre Oct starting at pm The meeting is for and a residents who wish lo learn about the Neighborhood Watch program and crime prove Ion Constable Bob Ustryzckl will be the speaker Everyone is Tea and coffee will be served Red Cross euchre The Acton Hod Cross is holding ihcirnextcuchrerilghtNov 1 at the Scout Hall on School Lane Acton Come and bring a friend Trailer rejected An application ta put up a trailer a acre properly owned by the International Peace Camp Ltd has been turned down once again by the Niagara Escarpment Commission The Peace Camp wanted to put up self contained trailer on Part Lots 13 and 14 Concession 1 for security purposes HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Maple A on no PASTOR PASTOR Ft MASSES Saturday 10am 12noon For information call WORKING TODAY FOR A PLANNED TOMORROW A star is born a taste like no other nugget Nugget News tastes great with or without sauces Cluck Monthly A stupendous snack Chicken Quarterly Now appearing at Kentucky 116A St Georgetown 8775241