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people who need Independence from fan l friends ire Disabled discover new independence There good news if you re look for someone to help you become more ndependent from family and friends The Ontario March of Dimes has expanded their outreach attendant ire program into north Ha I ton The program has been going full swing in since June 1385 but it only started in this area In January said program Lam arm Thi service is funded by the Mm of Community and Social Outreach Attendant Cart the service provides free assistance to physicaJly disabled adults who require scheduled mod attendant care Attendant care sides assist clients tasks such as bathing washing grooming toileting dressing rising meal preparation and transferring Clients appreciate the program most of all because it increases their independence said Ms amount of tin nan them The service has made staying at home possible for many adults living in north and The program is still accepting referrals in the area When a certain limit is met new referrals will be put on a waiting list Ms said Joan Jones of Drive In Georgetown Is one of IB clients using the outreach attendant care service She decides on her own when Is the best time length of lime and the day for her attendant care to be earned out Clients can schedule assistance from to midnight seven days a week or a minimum of minutes a maximum of three hours per day Attendants are paid and Ihey Qualified to work with the physically but they provide medical care Ms Lamarre said The main goal or the program is to keep people away from Institutions and perhaps help some clients to become independent of institutions who ore already here For more information 40 citizens oppose nursery school plans Street and area Id Ls turned out Monday night to express opposition to reionmg the former J Jones and Son Funeral Home into a nursery school and five Clan and his wife have tht large hist on building on tin northeast corner of and irk in Georgetown and plan to move their Montcssori Nursep School into the ground floor The nursery school currently it Ins twin for past tight IF missed Monday night s pull met ting into the application to rtiont the farmer funeril home I I July 18 to submit writ to the town pi staff art dut to rtjxirl lick to committee on tins matter Aug ll Their report will con made it public meeting and writ tin submissions made to the town enenl committee the will go to where i final decision on will be made Ileum said with its bow windows nn fircphce on ground floor facility has a residential feci it which is important for the nursery school No major are to mudt to txlt of the building The home will house tvo bachelor two one bedroom and tun bedroom apartment actording to plans Parking on rounds is for both apartments and nursery school Mr He tht traffic generated by clunks In use is going to be less lb 9I during the the funeral home opt rating re Already Mr soys he has a watting list tor the apartments and for the nursery school The nurstry school Is to have JO children maximum and three teachers I reel there is a need far it In community just as there was for the funeral ho Mr Opponents to submit ted a petition and expressed fears the nursery school and units would affect the stability of their predomintntly family homes neighborhood It a quiet rhood and wed to keep it that way Henry of Market Street If five apartments art made area neighbors have troubles with noisy tenants said Speaking on of Ertlh neighbors directly next door to Hit properly Mr and Mrs corgi Gray lawyer Monty said proposed t conform lo thi town soffienlplan said the off ituiL plan polity for apartment buildings requires frontage on a tollect r or road which this site doesn provide well It Ihc units per laid out in Un official plan The town planning report doesn agree and he application ton forms to the official plan As for be required to provide an outdoor play area for children under Day Nurseries Mr said thai only applies if school has children all day on site In Mon less Nursery School case the children arc there Tor only hours daily TRIO KODAK PAPER SERVICE PHOTO FINISHING Hilton III Moon North WATCH OUT NORTH HALTON Georgetown Klwanls are coming on strong Did Did Beat Balloon copters at Acton picnic for townspeople Tilt JutyB I9H6 If you like shrimps and wine for lunch you better get to the Ac Ion old fashioned picnic early That s so you can make a bid on this community event in Prospect Park There be hot air balloon rides and helicopter at the subject to number of conditions bet out Monday night by town The Acton Club is to have helicopter rides by Aviation Limited and Town wants ownership of Fairy L With lie closure of tannery the town is hoping it will get ownership of Fairly Lake lo ease water problems in We vt spoken with the lis at and they ve said wt down be the first people they will negotiate with on the disposition of the lake Mayor Miller told Tht Herald Its very important that the town get ownership of liki the Mayor th it another tannery were to tike the plant the deal may be contingent on the lake sold with property Tinnirles list i large amount of water and if don have to pay for it it nalunlly to liking that more closing its tannery in Ac ton as Region Town and tht Ministry of wire in the midst of study phns negotiations for of well cent to the lake Its hoped it by developing Prospect Park well potm tin for wattr shortage problems will be cased Also it s hoped tht new well allow for some further growth in the town of If the lake is still be owned by Packers they should st II play a part in the study Mayor Miller said of recent pro for a water study look nf it water from Prospect I irk v ill airy Lake town wants be sure it will be in from ill legal liabilities for personal injury and properly damage arising from these rides The town wants Its name and name of the Lions Club added on Certif of Insurance The hot air balloon rides are another potential source of lawsuits and the town wants the same kind of insurance there loo The brainchild of Cheryl Corson of Acton who wanted to celebrate into a and will be taking place though the la far from completion month Acton Gerald said town can use some laughter Living hud its of bad news latt He was to an noun cement Tannery recently made which puts of work The free picnic l a profit making venture but if money Is made from it it will be donatwt to the Acton Citizens Band or to the refurbishing of the Town Hill Coun In the evening there be a dm and dance at the Sit Bull Tavern on Mill Street and tickets Birthday bunch William Birthday turned nut he a family rru Saturday Joining Ihe former woman were Heft to right Michelle 13 of Ac ton llmel llramplon Mi ere- Jaydo 11 tints of Hock wood an of Ham Inn Or their way were daughter Ditty of and Bruce son if Toronto and rte 1111 sonofOranKevllle Herald I Expansion calls for 428 single homes Reci Dirt Tom Shepard said s been kept dark so far about the plans for the picnic He know the balloon rides and helicopter rides will whether there II be need for more washrooms and garbage containers and how many are ex pected lo turnout I don t want lo be an but nobody come and told us anything yet Mr said There s a lot of questions wt have about the event and date keeps gett closer Coun said he wis today with Mrs Corson and the staff to talk There II be muse on a flatbed truck it the picnic and a games ana the ball diamond for children The balloon rides will run from im to noon and helicopter rides from 11 a m to Spot not out Tht Internationally famous Spot on restaurant is to remain an eating place The Ravine Dining Lounge has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a din The new houses to be built in Georgetown South will be selling from WO up to a consul tant with Enterac Properly Corpora tion said Monday night Toby Berwick said Enlerac plans put up homes on the cast side of Mountainview Road and another homes on the west side Thai a total of 841 homes in the new Georgetown South urban area being called Hills Village There will be homes on fool lots homes on foot lots homes on 50 Toot lots and homes on Toot lots Mr said at a public meeting Into rezon ing application Hows the development process going So for it s to five mon schedule Mr said Last fall councillors set out con of draft approval which re quire special attention and aren the routine sort of conditions developers are used to meeting Ihe consultant said The approvals process is a lengthy one and it taking somewhat longer than we an tlcipatcd Mr said We re three to five months behind where we hoped to be in December lost year has final on the east half of development lo be received by November We hope to start preservicing early fall September if we con do it Mr said We are mak good progress It just a matter of grinding our way through the con ditions House sizes wilt be largest along ihe Silver Creek valley lands where they be somewhere between ana 3 500 square feel Mr Barwick said Medium sized houses will be between 1 and 1 square feet dropping to t to square feet for Ihe 30foot lots ant Guelph night SI the lounge been Council hid application at Monday Gsorgalawn fc 8779896 I ffX2r DONT MONKEY AROUND WITH YOUR OLD CLUNKER Carat Performs and pampers lib cost A mudimore jggggggl BAZ MOTORS LTD 199 Guelph St Hwy Georgetown 877 5285 Tar How to Pack a Picnic if is lilt it ill for HREE GREAT PICNIC IDEAS THRU KM 1 HUM TIH I 1 1 111 111 I I I I I CO I ill J j1 116A GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN 8775241 Its our taste that makesus famous