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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Perfect For Fleets Under Vehicles COST EFFICIENT INNOVATIVE UP TO DATE TECHNIQUES OS CORPORATE AUTOMOTIVE INC 1 OKI The Halton Hills Florists EXPRESS YOURSELF SAY IT WITH FLOWERS1 14500 DISTRIBUTION 28 PAGES FRIDAY JUNE 14th 1991 Home Newspaper of Halton Hills Established 1 866 IN STORES OK GST Herald columnist comes to town Paul J a modern day pioneer in the financial planning mutual fund and insurance in and a columnist with the Hills Herald will visit Georgetown this Tuesday Rockel will speak on Managing Money for the Nineties at Community Centre 7 30 Paul will cover investment and An Inside Look Police Beat 2 People forum 11 Crimestoppers Community Feature In Focus 12 Environment 5 Religion 13 Seniors 6 Town Gardener 14 Editorial 10 Sports 1719 Poets Comer 10 Youth Page 20 Weirs World 10 Entertainment 21 Opinion 11 Quale of the Week Edmonton is not the end of the world Its just easier to see it from there Ralph Klein Former Mayor of Calgary a common sense look at the ins and outs of personal finance for all age groups Those interested are invited to attend Paul Rockel a lifetime dent of Waterloo Ontario has been in the financial services in for over years For most of those years has shared his ideas of how an ordinary working Canadian can become a millionaire He is Chairman and founder of Regal Capital Planners Limited now entering its year as one of the oldest organizations of its type in Canada The company with offices from St John s New foundland to Victoria B C is totally independent and represents many competing financial institutions is also an associate member of the Investment Funds Institute of Canada and serves on several of its committees He is also on the advisory committee totheTempIeton Foundation In addition to his own business Paul is an active lecturer newspaper columnist Its Your Money author Why I Invest in Mutual Funds radio personality and television commentator Black Bart Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce welcomes the notorious Black Bart alias Jim to the Back to Acton Days celebration Satur day Black Bart one of North America fastest guns has appeared in many movies TV commercials grand openings and stunt work He holds the Canadian record for fast draw at of a second He will be challenging ail you quick draw artists from 5 p m Saturday So come out to Prospect Park and try your luck Along with Black Bart will be Country and Western singer Tom as entertainer and of the show Also included be pony rides for the little cowpokes and a demonstration of modern square dancing by the Star Thru Squares Club organized two years ago In Acton Photo submitted Harrison Play Day Carolyn Benson of Harrison Public School in Georgetown had lots of fun crawling under the tent and hoola hoop while her classmate Brendan Louth and friend prevent the tent from collapsing on her during one of the many activities students took part In during the school s Play Day activities day Herald photo by Lisa Boonstoppel Pot By BEN The Herald The Town of Halton Hills response to the Ontario Human Rights Commission on the issue of the Town snow removal policies avoids addressing the needs of the community han says Georgetown resi dent Neil Brookbanks Mr Brookbanks who relies on an electrical wheelchair or specialized scooter for mobility filed a complaint earlier this year with the Human Rights claiming the Town s snow removal policies discriminate against the handicapped He received a copy from the Com mission Wednesday of the Town s reply to the complaint During an interview Mr said the response shows the Town is looking for a way out of adopting a snow removal bylaw In his complaint Mr Brookbanks states I believe the respondents Town have refrained from adopting a bylaw for snow clearing as they don consider a handicapped pedestrian in use of a wheelchair as a motorist The Town responded by stating We believe that Mr Brookbanks a pedestrian with s issue- all the rights and subject to the same restrictions and regulations set out in the Highway Traffic Act The Town goes on to state Council has not passed a bylaw because the Town does not have the resources to enforce the bylaw Mr Brookbanks suffers from chronic osteoarthritis and chronic Both ailments result in inflammation of the soft tissues of the joints Mr Brookbanks the Town to adopt a bylaw that bet ters the Town snow removal practices and forces local businesses and residents to clear the sidewalk areas bordering their respective properties A lack of money is not a legitimate excuse for not adop ting a bylaw he said You can t compare the value of so meone life to the cost of clear a sidewalk The Town s snow removal policy calls for the Town to clear snow from designated sidewalks and roadways after a three inch snow fall The designated loads and sidewalks are determined yearly by the Town s Snow Removal Commit tee Most of the Town snow clear ing Is done in the Hills business area and the highways When questioned why he t use the Town s transpor service to travel around Town during the winter months Mr Brookbanks said the service isn available on short notice He made this concern known In his complaint stating the loca transit facility for handicapped persons offers limited route and time schedules that renders the service frequent ly inopportune The Town replied by saying it Mr Brookbanks were more flexi ble in his time schedule he would find the Activan service has many opportunities for shopping trips during the week Mr is quick to point out the service t operate after during the week and on the weekends Mr Brookbanks has a van equipped with a special lift for hiB scooter however he said the lift cannot accommodate his wheelchair He also said his wife uses the van during the week to travel to and from work The commission has told both Mr Brookbanks and the Town that the file is currently inactive because of a backlog of cases The commission has given no in when it will be able to deal with the case