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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday June IS IMS Page St Johns United Church the selling for an old coach drawn by two horiei and guided by fashioned wedding Saturday Glllien Rill Kent Seen with the happy couple are and Andrew witter exchanged vow The couple were maid of honor Angela Tucker and man Peter carried through the streets of Georgetown In an Legal Herald photo A lot of people went ape on the weekend as Acton hosted 111 special Rack to Acton Days Mill Street was closed down Saturday and vendors took with their Joe Douglas IS months and Jason Thorn a son 12 iths seem taken In with hairy chap who was alto and for he fun Miller seeks help from Bradley In a desperate attempt to get answers from the provincial govern the town has asked Environ Minister James Bradley to meet with representatives from Hal ton Hilts to discuss the proposed dump In Acton Mayor Miller formally asked Mr Bradley to meet with a small contingent of our council and staff In the month of June In a letter to the minister In May Last week council renforccd that request with a motion to ask the twice last year and three letters sent to him his year have failed to get answers to questions about the dump In his letter to Mr Bradley Mayor Miller stated Our council and the residents of Hills arc violent ly opposed to such a proposal a we are at a loss as to what degree of support such an application Is vlng from your Ministry Battery plant approved A battery manufacturing bus A factory Is currently being built on Commerce Crescent Just north of Tool and Die The factory will employ between 30 and people according to town planner Brian Murdoch The town approved the tc plan for the factory June 13 Strawberry tea being planned The annual Georgetown Auxiliary Strawberry Tea will be held Sunday June at 1 30 In the recreation room at the Ben nett Health Care Centre Organizers have asked Mayor Russ Miller MP John Walt Elliot and Chairman Peter to at tend the afternoon social Tho tea starts at and goes until the door Tickets arc available at Man charged with assault A Georgetown man has been charged with assault after a 30- yearold Georgetown woman was reportedly punched and kicked Police say the woman received a fractured nose and bruises to her face and head and hod her tooth ch June 12 at 10 30 p in her Cleaveholm Drive home The yearoid man Is to appear In court July 11 FINAL CLEARANCE I ON ALL Video Disc Rentals Saturday June 18th 9 am to 6 pm GS TELEVISION 265 GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN 8779541 New subdivision outlined Hill a residents got a first hand leek at a proposed new slon on the east end of town June 13 The Mlllvicw Management Group Is planning to build a subdivision comprising of 390 residential units In lownhouses and a ninestorey con dominium building on acres of property located east of Mountain view Road north of the CNR tracks and west of Maple Avenue The condominium complex will consist of units while the townhouse units will consist of both conventional and slacked units will build a new municipal street linking Mountain v Road to an existing road si on of Maple Avenue Parking will Include surface park for the condominium units and three underground parking lots and some internal parking under some of the arc proposed for the subdivision There are currently throe houses on the property but the developers plan to tear them down The sprawling condominium com plex would be built In two phases said the towns Deputy planning Director Bruce MacLean Road Improvements will be in eluded for Maple Avenue up to River Drive he said will also have to reconstruct the CNR bridge to nan die the traffic Maple Avenue south of the CNR tracks will also have to be widened lo accommodate the project The developers will build a 10- ft high acoustical fence along the CNR tracks and another fence along the property of Varlan Canada said Mr MacLean Although the Hills Official Plan calls for a three storey cap on Friends of the Library tne property is not absolute saidMr MacLean We are satisfied that the Intent of the official plan Is being maintain ed The acoustical fences setbacks and mitigating steps will be us ed to limit the noise from passing trains on the CNR tracks said Mr One resident Dave ried the acoustical fence would reflect the sound of passing trains back across the tracks to his proper He was told by John Coulter a consultant for Millview that In creased sound resulting from ting sound waves from the fence would equal one decibel barely audible to the ear The town general committee will study the proposal later this month Group prepares for Howard show A gala evening is planned for the official opening of an exhibition of ana wood carvings by Canadian artist Barbara Howard being held at the Halton Hills Library Cultural Centre this sum The collection entitled Colour and Light of huge Impressionist paintings drawings and small wood carvings by the distinguished to painter and conservationist will hang in the Cultural Centre gallery June through Aug 13 with he list and her husband poet Richard OuCram attending the Opening Gala on Wednesday evening sponsored by the Friends of the Hills Libraries The show will be comprised or original pieces from the artist private collection and new works many of which will be offered for sale Included will be a wide range of colorful landscapes and seascapes depleting the beauty of nature as well as drawings and a number of small The show Is be ing mounted by John of the Gallery House Sol a member of the Friends committee Barbara Howard was frst elected to Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in and her work Is throughout Canada the US and England Admission to the Opening Gala will be by ticket which the public is invited to purchase at the libraries in Acton and Georgetown Prof lis realized from the event will go to assist the work of the libraries In both centres The Friends of the Libraries organization was first in augur a ted In and each year holds one major event which In tho past has Included both concerts and art exhibits Following the opening the Cultural Centre Gallery Church Street will be open lo the public during regular library summer operating hours Tuesday through Saturday until Aug 13 ONESTOP CAR CARE dry Clean PROTECT ON ROOF REV I TOUCH UP PA NT SPLASH GUARDS NT NG SUNROOFS RUST CAR COVERS mm NG BOARDS SAME DAY SERVICE DeeZee FREE RUNNING BOARDS installation WINDOW TINTING SAVE 10 Good Tin June 265 Guelph Street Georgetown 1201 Fa a St Burl ngton 639 n We are in an extreme awkward position as we do not have anything at all to do with cither denying or ap proving such a proposal and we can only re expensive consultants to try and refute their consultants ex pertise and you are our reprcsen tatlve and have the ultimate respon to approve or deny such a proposal The Mayor said he has nut jet received a response from the minister Teens meeting Brampton Teens Chapter of Parents Without Partners will be holding their general meeting on July For time and place please call Allison or Amanda mf STORE HOURS 30 am Thu F Street Georgetown NORTHVIEW CENTRE mfC mm FORMERLY GUELPH ST STATIONERY SATURDAY JUNE 18th to 25th 136 Guelph St GEORGETOWN Beside Georgetown Fruit Market 8772300