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THE HERALD Wednesday September 1990 Page Council invited to attend womens club meetings Hills councillors learned Monday they are invited to attend the upcoming meetings of the University Women Club of Georgetown The first of the up coming meetings is this Tuesday at Georgetown District High School and the topic of discussion will be town planning for the future of Georgetown The next meeting will be held Nov at Centennial Middle School and the topic of discussion will be Creativity and Small Business A third meeting will be held Dec at St Church in Glen Williams during which time a silent auction will be held The final meeting will be at Georgetown District High School when Halton Hills Detective Stephanie will talk on the issue of Drug Awareness All the meetings will start at 7 m except for the one in Glen Williams which will get under way at Block Parent month The month of October was declared Block Parent month in Georgetown and Acton by Hills Council Monday The Block Parent group plans to hold a flag raising ceremony and invite the public to participate in the event local Block Parent Chairperson Elaine Free indicated in a letter submitted to council No date was given when the flag raising ceremony would be held Fire Prevention Week proclaimed In keeping with 68 years of tion Halton Hills council Monday proclaimed the week of Oct 7 Fire Prevention Week in Halton Hills The week aides the fire department making the com munity more fire safe through public education and awareness Halton Hills Fire Department Prevention Officer Don in dicated in a letter submitted to council A gathering of eagles They re back As a result of extensive planning board superintendent who served under all four four former Georgetown mayor met for a chat at the mayor Doug mayor In Bill Smith North Golf and Country on Friday to mayor in 1971 I and Emmerson in discuss a changing town From left lo right Herald photo Hyde mayor in 1961 I and Frank a Continued from Page 1 Wage hikes further on the specifics of the con tract saying he had yet to rev the arbitrator report Beth Patrick Manager of Med a and Public Relat th the predicted hospitals will be forced to make some tough dec sions concerning how they account for the wage ncreases in their operating budget The provincial government only increased hospital funding by per cent for the year 199091 said Ms Patrick One per cent of the in crease is to implement a pay equi ty program another one per cent goes to cover the employee health tax that only leaves per cent to cover inflation and the funding in crease was less last year explain the manager Hospitals will have to act carefully in handling their operating budgets she stressed since the hospitals are required to bring in a balanced budget this year she said Mr Esford acknowledged this operating budget difficulty say ng that Georgetown hospital predicted a wage increase for 199091 that was less than the per cent increase in funding I received from the government for The new wage set Dement means all things remaining equal the hospital will incur a shortfall he said But since the hospital must balance the budget we have to find the money somewhere he said No one from the union could be contacted by press time 00 SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE SAVE NOW SPECIAL PURCHASE COLOR TV 34800 COLOR RMOTE TV 39800 28 COLOR REMOTE TV 64800 DELUXE VCR ON SCREEN 33840 DELUXE STEREO VCR ON SCREEN 38800 SALES an SERVICE GUARANTEED SERVICE WITH ALL SALES 8773405 14 STREET Just tt Mam Strtel Rightofway amendment Hills council asked its staff Monday to prepare a report on the feasibility of amending the town zoning bylaw which cur rently prevents homeowners from building any structure except a fence that is located metres within the boundary of a railway nghtof way Council directed staff to prepare the report after receiving a letter from Georgetown resident Grant Usher who wants to build a deck at the back of his house on Harrison Place Georgetown The ed amendment calls for homeowners to be allowed to build nonhabitable buildings in their backyards closer than 30 metres to a railway way Tower given goahead Halton Hills gave the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Canada Monday the goahead to build an administration building and a service building in which construction equipment will be repaired on the religious group s property located on Highway 7 west of the Eighth Line In Halton Hills FOR few Florsheim formal lace dress shoe Quality leather uppers and soles Famous Florsheim comfort Black or Cordovan Brown Sizes 3 98 Florsheim formal slip on dress shoe Qual ty leather uppers and soles Famous comfort Black or Cordovan Brown Sizes 7 1 3 94 98 Florshe m handsewns Genu ne moccasin construction Dress casual for go anywhere style Famous Florsheim comfort Available in clasp or tassle design Black or Brown Sizes 1 3 109 98 Florsheim brogue Heavy duty Goodyear welt construction Double leather sole Famous comfort 98 INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO FLORSHEIM COMFORT 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