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1 th1 swt sao wants no blasting higher quarry tax hilton oat in esqucslng i have heard i dm 10th 1968 number of complianta which ear air v residents claim are caused by 1 fvamlbgiaulng ob bouesttbo quarries they list as fol- first baptist church christmas sunday dec 18 f rev l e wilton b a b d m nister morning worship t 1 00 a m sermon subject whan god cams calling 7 00pm a cantata tie promised messiah presented by first baptist choir organist and director mrs walter townend choir president mrs wm cumpsty script doug peck narrator clarke lewis baptist youth fellowship 8 15 pm i christmas eve candlelight service 7 pm saturday dec 24th christmas day service at 10 40 at immanuel lutheran church wtnaw read at carol strael rev j k1iffner pastor i st georges church anglican sunday december 18th j advent iv f 8 00 a ml holy eucharist i 4 9 30am holy eucharist 4 1 1 00 a m holy eucharist a 6 30 p rvh a service of lesson 1 and carols j knox presbyterian church minister rev f noman young christmas services sunday december 18th ii 00 a m morning worship 700pmrcgit candlelight service sunday december 25th o 45 a m limehouse service 1100 am christmas service i knox conorecation wishes everyone a joyous christmas 9mm0mfm9me lows cracked piaster feundat iona and windows dry mils or low water levels rough roada with plenty of dttst in the svm- mer from track traffic flying gravel and stona from speeding trucks and snood unlta that are too ugh along um fifth sideroad hearing so many efrthe rate- payera conojaujka ouar- riesl woorffwl uu9 many tax dollars e were getting from quarries along with all tola trou ble so i went to the eaquesirig township office to find oat the people at the office informed me that there are only two stone qjarriet in operation in the township the other pita are of little consequence since they are either out of operation or truck out only a load now and again the dufferin quarry paid 8777 47 in tax and the acton quarry paid tumms a total of s 72070 ayntoxikatarj 10 percent of the total if claltav ed by the county and a portion goes lor school tax tola appears to be quite a tidy sum but when the coat of road mainten ance is taken into eonalderatwa this seemingly big flow of mon ey slows to a trickle very fiat three years ago uurilrit line which is a dead end road was graded and hardtopped or prime surfaced from the fifth si ideroad to the dufiefibdriva way the township and duffer in splifthe cost next coun ty took over the deadend road and paved it to the dufferin driveway at the cost of 311000 for eight tenths of a mile of road pretty special treatment for a road that leads to nowhere and the ratepayers living bey ond the dufferin driveway still still travel on a gravel road plus there is the upkeep of the fifth sideroad which is also pa vea according to the plunkett re port the cost of maintaining a mile of road is about 2700 per mile at the nomination meet ing it was stated that the cost of maintaining a mile of road in esquesing is about 1 000 some residents complain that the roads along which they reside receive very little attention so it seems probable that the town atup would save considerably by providing leas service for these roads i would suggest that if any money is saved on some roads a great deal more than the stated ft 000 per mil is spent on the roads used m the heavy tracks hauling front the quarries y- a few days of heavy truck travel will cause more road da mage than weeks of normal car traffic residents complain of trucks using a road until it be comes rough and then switch ing to another one again ereatl- ing the same conditions trucks haollng from the dufferin quar ry often continue across hwy 29 and down the mb to the se venth una to avoid the weigh seals causing needless damage to gravel nada never intended for such heavy traffic i have been unable to determine bow many shortcuts are used by the trucks and how many miles of nada are being used nor do i what l added painter even at the low estimate of 11 000 per mile the cost quickly mounts a suggestion of a gentleman at the county office i think of fen a partial solution to the problem if the eaqueslng coun dl passed a bylaw establishing load limits for slderoads trucks would be forcedto use the highway or roads designed for heavy traffic if there is ever to be peace ful coexistence between the quarries and the residents two conditions are essential first that the quarries must pay a higher tax to provide for bet ter road maintenance second no more blasting they will 9 30 a m high school gymnasium 3 00 p m at knox presbyterian spec al christmas music by the choir everyone welcome have to develop new mean of qegsggs frank hughes 65 was farmer on guelph street a fanner until ill health for ced his retirement frank hughes 68 died in georgetown hospital on december 11 mr hughes was the on of the late james httghoa and sar ah hccrory and had lived all bis life in georgetown ut terly at 388 guelph st whet he was born his farm just ac ross the highway is now part of the delrex subdivision he attended norval public school and was a member ef the presbyterian church unmarried he leaves a sis ter idabel mrs rx mayo and brother w james hughes both of toronto rev norman young conduct ed the funeral service on tues day at the harold c iccclure funeral home and interment wis in greenwood cemetery georgetown paflbeattra ware george walker albert and ol iver huuter george traoty wilbert cleave and harold smeule school carolers plan outdoor songs on tuesday georgetown district high school choir members will ux the night air with christmas carols tuesday the schools music director mr ivan long win lead students in carolling at various points throughout the town approximately 40 will take part hi the scheme any money received will go to chanty getting rock for their crushers if homes an 1 i l 1 carpment must contiin- to istpln blast damgr then nn einu mt of tn ation will iffici tf lorlowsky 878b302 th1 otombtt6wn hiraid thursday p it 1m page 11 there u only eight a shopping days until chriatmas i st pauls baptist church k mountainview road rev william baxter ia id sunday december 18th n 5am- combined sunday school and church christmas service christian reformed church christmas worship services v i christmas services mclmla imi 11 ma and 7 pm rev h t ford junior choir dfcemse uth ii am and 7 aim rev mr spyker 7pm christmas cantata mapu avl baptist church tho cmitmtlan amd misvsionaitv alumtca ciifnim community c- car maiti4mapl sunday mcfmint isth 10 a m sunday scsjool 11am morning worship service 7pm sunday school program 4 w cowns pastor mmm s774i1 h r mea th altinhe sainton that got away but what hat domtar to do with salmon simply this oomtar is bunding two attanuc salmon rawing stations on both sharos of thelawer st lawrence why bonuso oomtar it concsrnad about tho alarming dadlne of tho salmon poputanon in our rivers and has decided to do somethin to save t delicious fbjhfrom extinction whan hi fun operation the two stations at bala trinitb and riviere madeleine wl produce 1s5 000 young salmon annually for the benefit of sportsman and m fishermen so the oomtar that got away will in a few cm bo a common fish story and utrful salmon ww be around for a long time canada and around the world an achyear domtar assorts brine fnaaons of valuable down into on economy whae sending quality canadian products to people el over the globe moat domtar products dont get away though some like domtar packaging materials are made toprevent things escaping fibre cans pioneered by domtar are now used widertnthe packaging of motor oils and domtar is a leader in the design ano development of everything from paper bags to shipping containers iridp pacrtagingcokio trays es for fish is a new thing ordom l it the company has ben j w th its products in biio ncs for people for years domt 1 np products mean hphc i construction across came y h domtar burned clay bnck l oecorator ceiling 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