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Hospice help 1 Federal election Raiders split Bl hack out our rrva Sarvtc Lifetime Service Guarantee In the Hills Holiday deadlines Due to the Thanksgiving holiday Oct id deadlines tor to the Herald have been novcd ahead Advertising and editorial trial for publication In the Oct edition Herald should be to the office no later on Friday Oct 7 Editorial submissions may also made by depositing them in the ratal slot of the office a front door Have a happy and safe rhanksgiving holiday weekend Full meal deal Seniors will be getting a full deal courtesy of the Rotary pub on Oct I The annual senior alliens dinner is hosted for about members of the community if they have reach ed age 70 in 1968 The dinner which includes entertainment is at the Holy Cross and begins at p Transportation is provided Rotary cook all the meals and the Rotary men are the J Seniors who are eligible and wave not previous at tended coll chairman Hoy Nurse at j877 3171 exhibition Arts and Crafts of Georgetown be holding Its Kith annual ex and sale on Saturday Oct the North Golf and Country Club Georgetown t begins ID a runs until include antiques candles custom knitting Christmas decorations flower leather tooling pot quilting rug hooking and Admission Is and a buffet tun theon is available Dolly Georgetown Globe Productions ill present Hello Dolly at the John Elliott Theatre for 12 evening igagernents The musical is running Nov 17 through Nov Nov through Nov Nov 30 and Dec I through Dec Tickets arc available at Royal Realty Street in Georgetown or by calling Beef dinner Kik Presbyterian Church will host their annual beef dinner on Friday Oct with three sittings and Tickets are for adults and or children under 12 They are available by calling the church of flee at 75B5 or by calling Mrs Anderson at They may also be bought at the door If any re main available Knox Presbyterian Church is located at the comer of Main and Church Streets in Georgetown The Hills unit of the llan Cancer Society is holding Its general meeting on Mon- Oct at St George Church at 30 p Public and interested welcome to attend Country bazaar The Bolllnafad United Church will hold a Country Bazaar and Bake Sale at the church on Satur Way Oct from 10 a m Everyone is invited to come out for a pleasant day and to enjoy borne tea and biscuits Man killed A Georgetown man Is dead foHowIng a tinglecar accident near Stewarttown early Saturday morning Dead is Philip A Miller of Stockman Crescent Georgetown Halton Regional Police say the 197B Ford driven by Mr Miller was northbound on the Fourth Line Regional Road 17 at about am when It left the road struck a boulder and rolled over times The driver of the vehicle was taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead an hour later A passenger In the vehicle Frank 32 of Milton received minor Injuries In the dent and was treated at hospital and released Acton canvass united Way of Halton Hills begins its canvassing of Acton to day Wednesday as over volunteers will be knocking on A total or is are assisted by the United Way and two out of five people use united Way agency services Hills goal this year Is and every donation counts When a canvasser calls give generously and let your dollars assist the Important work the United Way agencies perform Make sure United Way hits the HERALD OCTOBER J 1988 DISTRIBUTION OWN 10 10 Its Worth the Drive Acuml Federal election campaign kicked off in Georgetown Free trade builds bridges Mulroney BRIAN Stall Prime Minister Brian Mulromy kicked oil his national bid for re election by touring a Georgetown manufacturing firm and reiterate the benefits the free trade deal with the United Mates The minister was in town to boost the campaign of Progressive Conservative candidate Garth Turner in the new riding of Peel impluyces of Mold Masters on Armstrong Avenue listened as Minister Mulroney told Ihun high technology companies stand to gain tin most from free trade agreement This town is a high ethnology town A town wilh great future A town that is now on cutting edge of our economy the next decade and the next century the Pnme Minister said Mold Masters which mokes molds for auto parts such as bumpers and tail lights or export will benefit from access to the big industrial market in the world Prime Minister said He lauded Mold Mustirs dent Jobs strong of free trade for his efforts in thi m puny ever past his is a of sacrifice and success This is Ihi best dimension Canada said Minister Mulroney Skilled workers such is those who work at Mold Masters an exactly the kind of jobs we re seeking to it tract he added One of the most far reaching ef feels of the fret trade jgreemml is that it maintains the benefits Quia have nnped the lulu pact he said Citing support or tin ret agreement from tin big three auto makers Prime Minister Mulroney said there will be even more opportunity for firms In Jhe auto parts industry Fret will bring new jobs Ontario alone am billion in economic growth Canadian economy he said quoting a report by the Council of Im press The free trade agreement will make absolutely certain that On powerful economic leader ship will survive continue to grow stronger and stronger with each passing year and each passing Although he mentioned 1 Leader John by name hi the workers to hound opponents of the deal about their plans for Canada s economy After they ve torn up free trade agreement ask I hem what going to do for you and your jobs You may not agree with moy not be perfect but the option is to tear it up A policy of tearing up a sovereign treaty in 1968 Is not good enough as a fundamental policy for people the workers of said Prime Minister Mulroney in ningt build bridges lo the of Hit world Thi other Is lo build barriers around our country Opponents of ret trade simply We will say no to the altitudes of the 1930s It Minister left for London to a PC rallv in Mi weeks end minister scheduled lo visit the province of Coll Manitoba the lull Id town ill Study group walkout Process not delayed says Hallett The walkoul by numbers landfill group will dilay Reclamation System ultimate goal of opening a landfill site Leo Douglas Committee members led by bora POW1- Our Water and Kcsoun15 pulled out of publn information process at meeting at ihi I ions Club Sept The public consultation will continue KM funl is are submitted to Ministry of vlronment in the fall said Or The walkout simply means the public information process which is demanded by the environmental assessment act Ins ended a monlh early Committee members singed walkout in protest to way in which RSI is conducting the meetings type of informa lion that is coming from said Ms Members said Leo Logic the con suiting firm running the meetings arc not getting the minutes of previous meetings to members for discussion fast enough It Impossible to discuss minutes from a meeting than 1 mi nth ago committee said A molion passed by tin committee Sept read While we the members of this proposed Acton quarry submission consultation participated in good faith wi have to that this pjr process conform wilh Ihe policy of tin MOfc undir until Ihis proposal Ls designated under tin mrmbers from this group mcdinltlj adjournment of them ting The group the meeting Ms French said meeting on Sept in which social economic impacts were discussed was the lust straw Members disputed consultant Sid Moorhousi claim that only residents who live within onehalf of the proposed dump will be affected In any way mimbers say they won I return to tin meeting the proposal is officially designated under the Assess Act and they receive in funding from the province Intervener funding is available to groups fighting such a pro posal but it is generally nol awarded until the environmental assessment money now so 1 in experts attend the study meetings I las nit adjourn officially been the less KM Hi province to p proposal i Ail thin six ago but I is awaiting approval s president Waller Tin public ted 11 documents an sill 111 different form unless miltee chooses mill iga llullell Topics yd discussed nolst and plans fur the Topics wh will I an Youth facing charges following police chase youth ices charges following spectacular police ihase Kingston came to an abrupt end il 1 a Im roadblock ibout win damaged in the chase that in vnlvcd I37 convertible reported from a Georgetown ir dealt rshlp Wednesday night pursuit on thi east be end Highway when in officer attempted slop a car for speed The Corvette ler lied rapidlj lo poll re and continued east bound Police set two roadblocks along the effort intercept vihlc w is a loial military base when the forced several vihicUs off the road Kindlon joined in pursuit in a second was established in to slop from mitring nscly populaled area point police Cor vitli collided with pohci vehicle il the idblock and spun around into flames P and Ihi 17 dnver of the t win treated at or minor Kingston Ihtv d s in the wreiknLi ineludint i shotgun Thiv disi license plates had been reported stolen from fact ay In On with IoctI in the theft of the Cor vptle Oilier incidents include the armed robbery of a Sunoco station JO the theft of a from Milton Aug theft of from a station the y enter it Neil Music in Georgetown where Guitars wire stolen The charges being the Police are pending Ihe completion of OPP study group airs complaints Future pipeline inevitable major complaint offered by Acton landfill study group before they walked of the public con process Sept in is Logic handling of the minutes Logic is nol gtlting the minutes of previous meetings lo committee members fast enough members said For example the minutte passed out to committee members Sept IB were from meeting a month ugo They have become useless documents liecause people cannot recall thai long ago what was said and in what context said commit tee member Kobsa However Ecu Logic public liaison officer Jlllian said all the minutes have been available to committee members within Iwo weeks of the meetings They haven been discussed at meetings due to lack of time after the presentations shcsald Bui committee members have been able telephone or mall In comments about needed changes totheminules she said The committee passed a motion Sept that it no longir wants sec she said But committee member denied they passed such a motion They said only that hey want verbatim of the meetings within a reasonable time argued Only the minutes from the first four meetings have been approved and that because committee members were unfamiliar with their rights said Ms Or said after the ling Sept that directed him to change agend illowu for millings putting discussion of minulesul end He said members were embarrassed about lengthy discussions on the dut to length tht rarely hap pi nod POWER presiden French who along many other com mitlce rs disputes curacy of the say is the It was announced to meeting on June the agen da would be changed said Ms argue with Dr the I she said lies trying to push the respon for nil the problems the process off on the committee said Ms French She also disagrees with claim the walkout does nothing but hurl the public because Ihey no longer have a chance to hear consultants presentations We went lo these meetings reluctantly said Ms noting that the lion to landfill proposal don think that wt give it ha net Southern Hills mil Milton is going gel wnhr from lnke On tario to their land whether like or not That seemed to be the opinion of Hills councillors who gathered for a think tank with local politicians and experts at lie North Country lull Sept 2D More than politicians and specialists split up into workshops to discuss a final report by the IHI Group recommending a pipeline be brought up from lakc Ontario to sir vice Milton and the Highway in dustrlal corridor The million dollar project would likely be In the works until larly in the next century Hills councillors suld during the yearlong that such a pipeline could spell the end of much of the agricultural land In southern Hills because vicing could lead to pressure from developers to build on lhc land Hills Mayor Muss Miller said the consensus among councillors from throughout was that the pipeline is inevltnlle If there Is going to be any growth In Mlllon and southern Hills Milton councillors especially very high on the pipeline he said The industrial corridor is a viry very vnluabk piece of property and develop it for industry is crucial increase the lax base of Hilts in the future said Mayor Miller Ward I am who planning and public works committee led workshops at the debate said councillors arc afraid of but It will happen The servicing Issue would be equal to the landfill issue In terms of Importance he community said Sheldon I think consensus in my par group was that some day yes a big pipe is going to come up from Lake Ontario Hut must plan for it now or massive growth on the scale of Peel Region could be Imposed on Region by Park she said tut can keep the pipe away longer If plans properly for the future she said The nexi step is lo hold more public meetings on issue and prepare a detailed analysis she said going foot a large share bill for development if It occurs she Ward Marilyn Serjeant son who also led a workshop said her group away from the pipeline hut they I that the official plan which limits the urban of Georgetown and Acton will protect the north for sometime she sold Councillors were very apprehen sive about having growth imposed on from the province she Is next in line tor massive growth she added Where else are people going to move to fill space from Metro Toronto away felt It Theri wasn a general susihnt It should be done Other services such as schools hospitals and social services will need to be put in place if growth on that scale goes ahead she said North councillors believe Rolling polls Polls on wheels- It s a concept Ward 1 Gerald Rennle has asked town staff in in Alberta a van which is actually poll visits homes of seniors who cannot make It to the polling station on voting day said capacitated for a day or two and that may occur on election day he said Administrator Clerk Dan sal there is a polling station at the Bennett Health Care Centre but idea of a travelling poll is new to him