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the HERALD- Page MB- Community Wednesday October 1991 Ashgrove WI Citizenship and Legislature meeting attended by By MURIEL NURSE PR Herald Special On September the Ashgrove Womens Institute held their Citizenship and Legislature meeting at United Church on Trafalgar Road with 23 members present Our guest speaker was Provincial Member of Mr Noel Duignan He said that no briefing books were left by the former government They only feed certain informa tion to new members Old in formation was shredded Mr is on the Precinct Com mittee which is working toward the year 1993 which is the Centennial of Queens Park While looking over the condi tion of the building for needed repairs a secret room was found which held many ancient muskets and they found another secret room with no easy access to it Mr is on the Legislative Family Committee and the Placing Committee He said his government is interested in a recovery program They cant let small farms disappear The farmers need a decent price for their commodities such as wheat There could be some cuts in the Health Budget profes sions are now regulated under the new Health Act He mentioned the streetcars the Dome the balanced operating budget capital and operating expenses Job creation is one of their main objectives He brought us brochures on How our laws are made and 2 Queens Park and the gift of lapefpins At the Georgetown Fair Ashgrove got first on the Womens Institute Display The committee were Norma Alex ander and Bird The Milton Fair Display is entitled Pioneer Thanksgiving with Mary Jane and Elizabeth on the Committee Pat Stark gave a report on the District Annual and Verna Bird gave a report on the Road Signs In October there is a Short Course for leaders on Wardrobe Wizardry Our leaders Marion Patterson and Elizabeth Wilson will go to Barry Hill At Milton Fair Education Day Pat Stark will be a Volunteer manning the I booth Bird and Mary Wilson will bake tea biscuits for the booth The Institute Area Convention will be held at Arthur on October and 17 with Mary Jane Wingfield as the delegate and Gwen Brander as Hospital Auxiliary fleamarket ByBEVGOSS Georgetown Hospital Auxiliary What a summer Meetings of the Auxiliary were discontinued over the summer to allow us to enjoy the lovely warm weather but all our other activities have carried on Plans are all systems go for our FIsa Market on October Thats a Saturday Time is from til 12 Look for us In the Hospital Courtyard but if its raining snowing or cool we will be holding it in the recreation room Georgetown and area residents have always given us great sup port in the past and we hope to see you on the 5th We thank you for that support Five auxiliary members at tended the Hospital Auxiliary Association of Ontarios Region Pall Conference on Tuesday September 17 Held at Norfolk General Hospital the Conference includ ed a film and speaker on the sub ject of Disease and the services available the alternate voting delegate On November 24 the Womens Institute will celebrate their 90th birthday at Brookeville November 7 will be Womens Day at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto A carload or two from plan to attend There will be a hot meal at the Cafe Royal followed by the guest speaker Mavis Wilson a Fashion Show time to look at the Fairs exhibits and at 7 m attend the HorseShow A thankyou note was received from Womens Place for the gift of muffins and cookies from I Recipes for Meat Fish and Poultry for A Basic Childrens Cookbook for the Club will be looked after by Gwen Brander A 4H Club Milk Makes It Bet ter will start on Monday September 23 at Hillcrest There will be two clubs with leaders Carol Brownndge and Eller also Gwen and Patten The book Patient Beware which gives pertinent informa tion re our Health Course of last Spring on Women and Cancer is on sale at in Milton A Bridal Shower miscell aneous will be held October 2 at 7 30 at Hillcrest Church for Mane Hartley bride tobe of ken McNabb We extend thanks to our meeting hostesses Mildred Blackett and Ruth Thompson our social committee Mary Wilson and Ethel Wilson for a lovely lunch our meeting pro gram convenor Allison for an interesting meeting The courtesies were given by Elizabeth Treviranus Say I saw it in The Herald THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Hills Hoi ton Mills Drive P Box HALTON Georgetown Ontario COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2 MILL STREET COBBLEHILL ROAD Council for the Town of Halton will conduct a Public Meeting to examine and discuss a proposed amendment to Zoning By law 74 in order to permit a subdivision consisting of 60 single family residential lots and a multi family residential block which is proposed for 57 senior apartment units The subiect property is located on the west side of Mill Street at the intersec tion of Mill Street and Road within the Acton Urban Area The property is described as Part of Lots and Concession Town of Halton Hills Esquesing Further information is available in the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Monday October 1991 Council Chamber Hills Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Georgetown Canadian Legion Time Date Location File No THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills I Halton Hills Drivft O Box HILLS Georgetown Ontario NOTICE TO ELECTORS POSTING OF PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS 1991 MUNICIPAL ELECTION- The Assessment Office of the province of Ontario has submitted the pre list of electors for the 1991 Municipal Election As of Tuesday Septembers these lists will be posted for Inspection at the Office of the Clerk Civic Centre Halton Hint Drive Halton Hills Georgetown Ontario These lists will also be posted at Former Town of Acton Word Post Office S3 Bower Avenue Acton Ontario Former Township of Words and Former Town of Georgetown Lloyd Service Centre Llmehouse Post Office 12 Street Georgetown Ontario Public Library 17 River Street Acton Ontario Hornby Post Office Norval Convenience Store Hafton Hilts Library and Cultural Centre Church Street Georgetown Ontario Electors are requested to examine the list to ensure that their homes and the relevant Information are correctly shown therein In order for additions deletions or corrections to be mode it is necessary to complete the required form This form is available at Office of the Returning and Revising Officer Office of Ihe Clerk Civic Centre I Halton Hills Drive Holton Hills Georgetown Ontario Revisions may be made from Tuesday September 11 through to Friday October between am and pm Monday to Friday Note that the final day for filing revisions to the voters list is Friday October 11 The office will remain open until DATED this of August Janet Lunn Stewart Returning and Revising Officer PO Box lit Halton Hills At Ho Georgetown Ontario in Can you spot the cables buried under this field Are there underground cables running along the fence Or somewhere near the bam Maybe you cant tell Thats why its cable could cut In the worst you dig call us And well tell they stretch right across the held The fact is they are either in this picture or in real life so important to call before you dig Striking a buned power to you and your whole neighbourhood hitting a cable could be fatal So please before We know where the hydro cables are quickly so you can get on with your job safely amtmberol The Electuary U ENERGY HINTS The Hidden Drafts Finding Them in most homes air escaping from the home is the greatest source of heat low A quick and simple way of finding invisible drafts Is to take a piece of or plastic Mtsp and hang it from a coat hanger with a clothes pin On a cold windy pass this in of areas where you suspect drafts The cellophane will flutter when It meets a draft Sealing Them Co to your building supply hardware store or local utility and ask for advice on the best products to use to seat Remember you want to seal the drafts from the inside a member The Electricity