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I African connection A2J Golden Helmets A3 United advances Bl Checkout our Lit tir 1YJ Sarnie Guiit Lifetime Service Guarantee IN THE HILLS Super Sundays Through their Super Sunday Series the University Women Club of Georgetown will again be presenting the popular children s series of performances This ear s line up includes Aubergine Kim and Jerry Brodlc and Tanglefoot I Pig Tickets for the series go on sale Sept 1 at and Georgetown Fabrics For more in formation call 1575 or POWER meeting POWER Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources will hold lis next meeting at the Community Centre Thursday AUK 15 POWER will be introducing its new newsletter at the meeting POWER is a citizens group form to tight the proposed landfill site in the Acton Businessbound Have you always wanted to run your own business The Acton Library is offering a four night course called Starting a Small Business Mr Ian Don nelly of Management Con suitants will be presenting this seminar on how to plan finance and organize a small business In formative guest speakers and nan material will be Included with the registration fee This course will run on con secutive Tuesdays at the Acton Library Sept Oct Oct and Oct IB from 7 Please register early at the Acton or Georgetown Library as space Is limited For more information call 8530301 or Company honored OTTAWA A Hills com pany has been awarded a of merit for business ex by the federal govern ment Halton Flour Milling lnc won in the small business category The Regional Industrial Expansion Department awarded cer tlflcates to Canadian firms which achieve excellence within a con text of International com petltiveness Rehearsals begin The Georgetown Choral Society will begin rehearsals or the new season starting Monday Sept at at Knox Presbyterian Church Main Street Georgetown The Society Is looking forward to season of interesting and challenging music Auditions will beheld Monday evenings For more information coll or 877 1581 People needed Are your children beading back sUiool soon perhaps they are off university Why not Join us as a volunteer at the Hills Volunteer Centre The Centre needs people to assist with office management Interviewing public relations newsletter publication and researching If you have an in In any or the above please call Linda Berry at the Hills Volunteer Centre 3219 Prints available Do you enjoy prints of wildlife The Oakville Branch of the Mental Health Association Is selling Glen prints as fun Call CM HA at for details terror The driver of a threewheel all terrain vehicle frightened people off the roads and sent police on a chase through the streets of Acton Friday night Police say the vehicle travelled at an excessive rate of speed through the Young Queen and Peel Streets area where pedestrians were forced to Jump out of the way around 11 pm Aug 19 Police say the driver who with at least one other vehicle drove down an embankment to avoid apprehension Police continue to investigate the Incident Rash of thefts Police report three car thefts in the Armstrong Avenue area bet ween Aug and Aug A total of worth of stereo equipment was taken from a 1984 Chevrolet Chevettc after entry was gained by prying open the hatchback door say The door received damage A Dodge Aries parked Armstrong Avenue was emptied of of stereo equipment in eluding a power booster say police A 1978 also parked on Armstrong Avenue received a damaged dashboard when an unknown suspect rcn the stereo system of undetermined value say police the HERALD HomeNewspaper of Hills Established 1 866 IIAITONIIIIIS ONTARIO WEDNESDAY AUGUST DISTRIBUTION OPEN 10 7PAYSAWEFK Its Worth the Drive to At Urn say There nothing like munching fresh corn on Milton Stephen was not the only v lilt or put sunn summers fay and that Juil what Stephen bile on some hot buttered corn as sclera families Can- of Guclph was doing Sunday at Ontario look the opportunity taale treat cultural Museums annual family corn roust In airraid photo Municipal Elections 88 Newcomer throws hat into the ring Current quarry operation discussed during meeting By BRIAN Mac Herald Slat How would Acton residents react toa lake instead of a garbage dump United Aggregates Quarry opera lions supervisor Bill told members of the Aclon quarry study group Aug 17 that so much water is actually being pumped out of the quarry you could slope the sides and have a nice lake Mr was on hand to detail the current operations in the quarry which Is proposed for a landfill site once the rest of the rock Is extracted In about three years Once the current quarry is finish ed United Aggregates will extract about GO million tonnes of rock about two million tonnes a year from property across the road on land just to the south of the current quarry said Mr Asked if United Aggregates took over commitments made by the former owners Indusmin to per form rehabilitation plans Mr said he t know anything about rehabilitation plans when United Ag gregntcs took over burned most of their files he said It wasn t a smooth transition that for sure Residents were also given a detail explanation of how the quarry will be cleared out and turned Into a landfill site Michael Pull en of Consultants Marshall M add In Monaghan said the site will be built in three overlap ping cells The first phase will be to 100 feel deep and once it finished it will be graded and seeded Second and third phases will gradually overlap the previous cells finishing with a one per cent grade sloping one metre for every 100 During the operation of the landfill which will be open from Sam to p dally and possibly a half day on Saturday the refuse will be covered with a layer of soil each day A three metre thick confining wall will be built just slightly ahead of the refuse pile up against the quarry wall to separate the landfill site from the fractured rock Between the confining wall and the quarry wall a gravel wall will be built to allow water flowing through the rocks to funnel down to the not torn of the quarry where it can be drained off A series of trenches and pipes will collect leachale the poisonous quid produced when rainwater per col ales through the refuse which will be kept separate from ground Both will be pumped back into Black Creek The leachale will first be treated to bring It to within government standards Mr also discussed transportation problems ding operation of Trucking refuse in from all over Southern Ontario would increase truck traffic on Halton Hills already heavily travelled truck routes but a rail line which runs through the site may not be the best alternative he Bringing garbage in by rail is not commonly done because of the extra step necessary lo unload the cars and bring the garbage to the face of the dump he said The hearings continue on Aug with a discussion of detailed hydrology at the quarry The meeting will take place at the Gordon Memorial Arena meeting room at Georgetown resident Pat McCar ell lor for Hills in the municipal election The Ward seat was left vacant when Coun Belly Fisher announced she would not run for reelection and Pam Johnston announced her intention to seek the regional seat which will be vacated by John McDonald Mr McCarthy says ho will try to keep Georgetown and Halton Hills from growing too quickly Georgetown Is substantially dlf from or Bramp ton people are friendlier theyll talk to you If the population grows fast grows very quickly you lose that quality of a town You become nothing more than a bedroom com Mr McCarthy a sales represen for Telemedia Infomatic a division of the national Telemedia Corporation also wants lo extend in in Hills There quite a bit of room as you drive down Highway for fac torles he said Mr McCarthy would also like to look at the garbage issue both land till ites and recycling promotion He suggests rebates should be given those who use the blue recycling And Mr McCarthy disapproves of the Acton quarry on Highway as a potential landfill site I don l think it will make sense from an environmental point of view It will eventually prove Itself not to be a viable landfill site he sold adding that environmental studies would prove his concerns valid A landfill site would completely destroy the Black Creek he said Recreation in the town of Hills is also a concern of Mr thy He would like to see public Input Into recreation through a forum He said he is sitting on the fence regarding the Issue of Sunday shopp ing It a chicken and egg thing certainly opening some of the stores In the downtown area such as the Old Hide House in Acton is great Tor tourism he Bald but added that stores like s and Canadian Tire should not necessarily be open Sundays has been active in some of the pro vincial and federal riding tlons especially with ihe Liberal But he doesn t Intend to be par as a local politician if chosen for Ward I don I thirik political parties have a place at the municipal table he said Mr McCarthy was raised in Georgetown He attended local grade schools and Georgetown District High School graduating from Grade 13 as an Ontario Scholar He then attended University in Montreal studying economics and went to Laval University In Quebec on a French language scholarship program Mr McCarthy owns a home on Main Street South Georgetown with his fiancee Tanya They plan to marry in the spring of Four face charges following robbery Candidates take their mark to prepare for fall election Four men have been charged in connection with the robbery of items valued at from a 132 yearold Georgetown home The structure known as the Old Barber House at Maple Ae was completely gutted according to former owner Doug The building has been slated for destruction later this summer They smashed the windows near the back door some windows they removed for escape said Mr They took both fireplaces out and they took the doorknobs Mr Maclaren who was born in house and now lives In Belleville had sold ihe property to Mlllvlew Management a Toronto firm which will develop condominiums on the site police say a scries of rob beries took place sometime between Aug 10 and Aug Police arrived at the house Tuesday a cling on a tip and found suspects removing the home wooden staircase with a It upsetting to see a house wrecked after you spent years fixing it up said Mr Maclaren Mark president of the Historical Society termed act appalling The Maclaren consulted the historical society when they sold their house to Management last spring The society offered the Local Architectural Con Authority Committee to consider preserving the home one of the oldest In Georgetown by moving it to another location There doesn seem to be a chance of saving the house now said Mr Rowe Charged In connection with the in are Edward Wallace Tooke of Erin George Joseph of Acton Kelly Kirton of Milton and Michael David Jackman of Burlington All face charges of break enter and theft police arc continuing their investigation By BRIAN and DONNA KFLL Herald Staff All three federal parties In I Peel ore gearing up tor what they perceive as an imminent election this fall Progressive Conservative can Garth Turner Liberal can Pierre Klein and New Democrat Fern Wolf have put their campaigns Into full gear In the wake of rumors of an Oct election Mr Turner finalized campaign plans Wednesday with an election readiness meeting at the North Halton Golf and Country Club in Georgetown The meeting drew between and people said Mr Turner It was overwhelming The Conservative has printed up literature and prepared signs for an election call said Mr Turner We re moving Into lull gear Burlington Industrial consultant George will run Mr Turner a campaign The Tories hove held election meetings In Georgetown Bolton Ac ton and East Burlington will be the site of an election readiness this week said Mr Turner Mr Turner thinks it Inevitable the federal election campaign will overlap with the Nov municipal elections If that happens the municipal elections In Ontario will likely be overshadowed he said That situation would likely favor the Incumbents In the municipal elections he added Mr has been appearing at public events garnering support since he won the Tory nomination in Liberal Pierre Klein Is also cam actively knocking on doors and appearing events I vc been meeting many people My objective Is to meet as many said Mr Klein We re just raring logo Mr Klein thinks Prime Minister Mulroncy Is afraid lo call an tion The Conservatives have received so much negative publicity recently they re trying to delay election The search is on Is there an outstanding young citizen your neighborhood The Ontario Community Newspapers Association Is co ordinating an award sponsored by Canadian Airlines lo show ap preciation to that six to lBycarold who goes an extra yard to help so meone In Ihe community Nomination forms are at the Herald and Individuals or group nominations will be Everyone who enters Is rccogniz ed Up to 12 Individuals and one group will receive awards across Ontario presented to them by the In special All entrants will receive tlficate recognizing their The young person chosen Junior Citizen of the Year will receive a plaque citing his or her accomplishments a Junior Citizen of the Year lapel pin and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Governor If you wish to nominate someone in the Halton Hills area contact Donna Kell at 877 or drop In to the Herald and fill out a form The deadline for nominations 31 said Mr Klein He recently took part in a Liberal party fundralsing meeting In Oakville which was led by Prince Edward Island Premier Joseph Ghti Feci Wolf and party members outlined the course of Ihe campaign trail for the next month an Aug 18 ex and planning committee meeting We met to discuss strategy and plans said Ms Wolf Friday We to keep thai ball rolling until the Is called The local NDP members cam Saturday Aug on a walk a bout to renew personal contacts In the Georgetown ana Ms Wolf called Georgetown a key In the upcoming federal tion The NDP has also announced plans for this Saturday Aug They will distribute pamphlets at local malls to launch a Meet the day said Ms Wolf The party will attend the Georgetown hair In September and likely the Aclon Fair said Ms Wolf Weve got a tremendous amount of things on the go she added The NDP will ask Wilson President of Ihe Ontario Federation or Labor to speak at a future meeting said Ms Wolf Mr Wilson Is a former Canadian Auto Workers Union live and was In in public education Aug the will hold a party supporters meellng in Burlington and Aug over members are expected lo show at a pot luck supper and social at the Bolton home of par member Joe Grogan A dinner for party sup porters will be held Saturday Sept 17 and an all candidates will be held In sometime In September said Ms Wolf When they call the election we II be ready she said looks over tome of bed antique ana fixtures valued damage done to former The robbery Maple Avenue home The Old discovered Inst week when police Barber House built in lase was rob- Herald photo