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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday July IS MPP predicts election for 1987 Musuem collection needs more coverage The politicians and their followers arc at it again speculating when the next provincial election may be call According to Halton Burlington MPP Don Knight that call wont come this fall but may come in the spring or fall next year One of the main reasons for not holding a fall election is that the I have two pieces of legisla tlon coming back from committee this fall One Is the rent review bill and the other is the pay equity bill There no way I can see us wan ting to see an election till wc hove both pieces of legislation into low Mr Knight said you wait for them and go into a campaign period you II be having an election on Christmas Day he calculated The accord between the provincial New Democrats and Liberals is good for two years expiring in May 1987 the noted If things are gains reasonably well there no need to have an tion Mr Knight said adding peo- might get annoyed if an election called when things seem to be go ing pretty well when an election Is called the new ridings approved lost Thursday by the Legislature will be in effect Halton Region is divided Into four ridings and Mr Knight anticipates he be running In North which is the riding in which he lives Mr Knight lives In Milton Former opponent Peter Pomeroy the Burlington Progressive Conservative Party s candidate also lives In the new riding of North He lives in Nerval If he runs In the same riding it will be a second contest between the two men North consists of the Town of Hills and that part of Milton which Is north of Derry Road Running again is definitely on the mind of Mr Knight He says getting reelected Is the real proof of success for him I got myself elected the first time but 1 11 never know what kind of job I did unless I get reelected Mr Knight said Working towards thai the Liberal member has made plans to go cam during the July ia to Aug 18 break he has from commit tec work Mr Knight said he targeted areas urban Ge and Nassagaweya Don be surprised to see him knocking on your door To be very frank in the last I was not known We were able to put enough signs up so people would have the name Don Knight in delibly imprinted in their mind he laughed New ridings passed for Halton Region is all set for the next provincial erection As Burlington MPP Don Knight predicted in March the provincial government passed the tion act which gives four new electoral ridings The act was passed by Ontario legislators last week just before they left Queens Park for a three- month break It gives Halton four new ridings called North Halton Centre Burlington South and Soulh North consists of the Town of Halton Hills and a part or Milton which Is north of Derry Road Halton Centre Is made up of Burl Ington Milton and Oak vi lie with its southern boundary being Highway and its northern boundary Derry Road Burlington South is south of Highway and the Elizabeth Its eastern boundary logs south on Burloak Drive west on New Street then south on Appleby Line Whats left over is the of Oakville South Five lanes for Mountain view There II be five lanes of traffic on Georgetown Mountalnview Road from Highway to the CNR bridge by October That s the completion date set for the reconstruction work on Moun tainview Road this summer and fall Last week Regional council the tender of Bot Quebec limitee of Oakville for the contract Bot at had the lowest tender of seven companies biding for the job The contractor will widen the road to allow for two northbound lanes and two southbound lanes with one continuous left turn lane There II be an asphalt pavement curb gutter traffic Islands storm drainage street lighting sidewalks retaining walls landscaping and traffic The section of Mounlainview Road is very narrow and was Identified as deficient In the Region a Road Needs Study It Is structurally Inadequate has limited shoulder width and drainage is poor FREEZER FRENZY Open 7 Days One day going to be walking last the wiggled her Ihruujlh a large tube at Joseph Gibbons Public School gym On the other end TubeWalker she fmiid Georgetown MP John and Bra of the Employment merit of mi IminiKrutlnn Is I In in run by be Haiti of i men indlcap nil The program hired linn will tin if dliiK Herald I TRUCKLOAD supoiBurr SALE I 14 COLOR TV EARPHONE JACK SPECIAL AT COLOR REMOTE CONTROL II In Converter RADIOS TV CARTS A STANDS SEW and SAVE Summer is Still Here Sewing The inexpensive way to fit yourself in fashion with the latest styles and colours Summer Fashions Summer Cottons Plaids and 30 OFF Linens 25 OFF But Dont Forget Fall PolySilk Draas Fabric off Coating and PolyWool 50 OFF Hurry Sale Ends August GEORGETOWN FABRICS little GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE Beside Smoke Shop 8772477 Hal on Region Museum has a col lection worth million and they were to insure it all with full coverage It would cost about annually That too high to consider says Region Acting Chief Ad Officer Ken Anderson For this reason it is suggested that an Immediate inventory of the most valuable Items be compiled and insurance coverage adequate to cover these items be acquired Mr Anderson said The museum currently pays for Insurance its euro tor Ernie said at last week ad ministration and finance committee meeting I m suggesting we not go to the full limit and rind a happy medium instead Mr said of in sura nee coverage The current coverage was set some years ago and fleets values the time of acquisition and not present day replacement or market values Over the past three years museum staff have been revaluing items as they are recatalogued Recently the region management Kovacs toured the museum and found coverage on the collection is forthemostpart inadequate Mr says the current In coverage Is too low and should be higher Mr Anderson ret rids is that the most valuable items be compiled in an inventory and in surance coverage adequate to lover them be acquired The same for items on loan to the museum in order to minimiie museum liability For the rest the collection eil voted for a blanket deductible of SI is being placed on all items on a total ilaim and not peril Car thief An unlocked vehicle on Valleyview Road had taken from It over the night of July A car parked at Court between July and had flashlight and change stolen from it Total of the theft was Four hub caps were stolen from a car parked in the Pork lot between Thursduj mil The cost of the hub caps is BARRY D TIMLECK Chartered Accountant CARRETAL BUILDING SUITE 16MountainviewRd S GEORGETOWN 8776948 Shipping Tape n ONESTOP CAR CARE Why run all over town looking for the best In car care services and accessories when Its all In one convenient place Stop by or call your local Tidy Car Total Appearance Center today PROTECT YOUR NEW OR USED CAR TOTAL APPEARANCE AND PROTECTION PACKAGES of doll a flea or cos Includes pa it rust a no on Or Sprue Up IBB SEND YOUR CAR TO THE CLEANERS INTERIOR Removes sea ado lab C FROMSBBOO STEP UP WITH 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