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THE HERALD May IMS- Page Changes over six years Continued from Page The proposal will allow catholic members of business partnerships to direct their school taxes to their separate school board in propor tion to their share of the company As well the property tax assess ment of publicly owned corpora tions and the receipts of telephone and telegraph companies will now be divided between the boards of a particular municipality based on the residential and farm assess ment of that municipality The only part of the current system left unchanged is that private companies sole pro prietorships and individuals can dictate to which board their taxes be directed The government decided to im plement the changes over a six- year span so that all of the pro vinces boards can adjust their ex penditures arising from changes in the boards tax assessment base Graduate Betsy Irwin formerly Wilson former resident of Georgetown is pleased to announce the graduation of her son and the late Ronald Erwins son Jim at tended the University College of Cape Breton for the first two years of his course and then finished at Technical University of Nova Scotia in Halifax James has been awarded his Bachelor of Engineering Degree Friends and family wish him much success Good setyke good coverage good price- Thats State Farm insurance 1 St Georgetown 8731833 Like a good neighbor State Farm is there FARM INSUIANCI Moon Walkers raise 3000 Between 30 and people walked a 10mile hike around rural Hills to raise money for the na tional Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on Sunday Local walkers raised over but the final figures arent in yet said Georgetown Manager Bob Vernon The actual amount of money raised in Georgetown in this years event was down from last year when walkers raised between and said Mr Vernon He suspects many walkers didnt participate this time because the event conflicted with the Georgetown high school formal the night before However despite the drop in the total money raised the average money raised per walker was up this year said Mr Vernon It was a good effort and its for a good cause The annual event is run by throughout the nation and the companys Canadawide target is 500000 this year Mr Vernon said No numbers have yet been compiled on the national figures Next years Moon Walk may be reduced to 10 kilometres to fall in line with many other Moon Walks in the Toronto- area said Mr Ver non A shorter route might also en courage some of the older walkers to participate as well he said Liquor permit The Georgetown Legion Midget Girls received town approval for a liquor licence permit for their third annual slopitch tourna ment July The baseball team applied through organizer William Richardson to hold an event that will include teams of males and females over the age of EFW put on hold Incineration of garbage in Halton Region will be put on the back burner until the idea gains public support Regional coun cillors heard lastweek The Region appointed the In stitute of Environmental Research Inc last January to find out how residents feel about an Energy From Waste EFW pro gram the Region wants to begin The purpose of the survey is to measure the general publics views and attitudes toward waste management issues in the Region and specifically the level of sup port for EFW the Regional report says As a result of the survey Regional waste management director John said the Region will postpone our efforts on incineration until the reduc tion of landfill is analyzed He said the move wont exclude incineration but will allow the Region further study But Milton Coun Bill Johnson reacted strongly to the directors announcement going on the back burner he said Are we going to back out of recycling somewhere down the line he asked Regional coun cillors Coun Johnson said the EFW program should be a top priority in the Region Region is involved in a Ministry of the Environment man date to increase recycled garbage to per cent in 1992 and to per cent in the year 2000 The Region presently recycles per cent of its waste a figure Mr MacKay says is very aggressive The per cent recycling is a new target for us he said We dont know if it can be attained We dont know if its reasonable But he added that Halton was do ing per cent of what the Ministry of the Environment sug gested for waste management TRAVEL meeting people Want to earn extra income in your spare time 8 THE TICKET Is a national chain of travel agendas and were looking for enthusiastic people to sell travel to friends family and coworkers In your spare time No experience necessary we train you No quotas to meat you work when and as much or little as you like How much you earn depends on your own efforts Com mission paid on your sales Travel benefits available Join our team of Sales Reps and enter the exciting world of travel today RECRUITING IMMEDIATELY Training Session In Jims Call Brenda For Further Details GoUaerls Travel IOCS 8770103 Georgetown Ontario SINCE 1955 ENTER OUR DRAW For A WEBER GENIUS I BARBEQUE Retail Value 75000 Compliments Of Goodlets Furniture and Georgetown Food Not Eitctty As WE OFFER HOME DELIVERY 300 WEDNESDAY IS SENIORS DAY 5 Discount on Your Grocery Order PATIO SET WINNER Bill Glassford WINNER OF THE WEEK MARY EGERTON DOMINO SUGAR 2 Kg Bag 99 COUPON- GRAVES PURE APPLE JUICE 2 Litre Special Price With 60 Coupon Inside Special Price Without Coupon 59 Ideal For The BBQ BEEFSTEAKETTES Our Reg 329 SAVE 160 Pkg 454 g 169 Product of USA Canada No CALIFORNIA NEW WHITE POTATOES 10 lb Bag 339 GEORGETOWN FOOD MARKET Moore Park Plaza Georgetown STORE MondayFriday 800 pm inc Saturday pm Sunday CLOSED