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JtiWlS/lOTtf THE-GAtfVibLE'BEAVERr 5 Town to review licence fee policy on service and charitable groups Town C o u n c i l 's Admi n i s t r a t i on and F i na nce Commi t t e e voted last Monday to table three motions « |l i n g with the payment exhibition fees by service and charitable organizations until a staff report has been prepared on the subject. Ward 2 Councillor Terry Mannell presented a notice of motion which would have seen the Kiwanis Club paid back the money it had given to the town for an exhibition license for its carnival. The motion also would have authorized the town) staff to waive fees for future applications by- l o c a l s e r v i c e organizations where the profit from the exhibition w as i n t e n d e d for ' 'c o m m u n i t y or charitable purposes." The second item was a No m ore shouts from the region? BURLI NGTON -- Although the comments will probably be as twin- edged as ever, soon H a l t o n r e g i o n a l councillors will not have to shout their sarcastic quips at each other across the vast expanses of chambers. They will be able to whisper them sweetly i n t o i n d i v i d u a l microphones -- part of the new sound system approved last week by council. The system, expected to cost about $4,000. will include mikes for each of the 24 councillors, one for Chairman Allan Masson, one for the clerk, one for the deputy clerk and one for delegations. Originally the proposal was to have a tape recorder hooked into the system, but that item was w as d r o p p e d a t committee level when Burlington Mayor George Harrington said the actual motions were all that needed to be r e c o r d e d , not the discussions surrounding the issues. Approval for the new hearing aids, however, came through the back door as the vote ended 10 to 9 against the system with four councillors not i n d i c a t i n g t h e i r preference. According to the regional procedurl bylaw, a non-registered vote is scored in favor of the motion resulting in a 13 to 10 acceptance of the system. It is not known if the W A N T E D : Solid 3 and 4 bedroom ^fcnes urgently re­ quired within 10 min­ utes of "GO Train". Waiting buyers plus the latest marketing techniques assure you TOP DOLLAR for your home. Please call Mr. Bayley at 849-7713 or at his resi­ dence, 844-1442, as soon as possible. BAYLEY MACLEAN LTD. Realtor councillors who did not vote heard the ballot being taken. request from the Lions Club for a grant of $1,000 in lieu of a license fee refund. The final motion was a report on the subject by Town Solicitor C.R. Demary. Demary stated that the fee of $50 per day was reasonable in light of the cost of processing the applications and policing the exhibitions. He recommended that if committee members felt license fees should be waived, they could accomplish it by making a grant to the service group equal to the amount of the fee, similar to the Lions Club's request. During the debate on the three items, Ward 4 for service groups would C o u n c i l l o r J o r d a n look like " rather large Sul l i van e x p r e s s e d gifts" at the end of the concern that waiving lees year. GARA6E SALE SATURDAY JUNE 15 UAKVILLE YM -YW CA 4 1 0 Rebecca St., -- 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. Used clothing, televisions, k itchen w a re , and m any o th e r in te res tin g items. COME AND HELP SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL Y AUCTION ABBEY AUCTIONS LIMITED AN IMPORTANT FINE ART AUCTION WEDNESDAY 12TH JUNE AT 7:30 P.M. PREVIEW FROM 12 P.M. ONWARDS AT THE HOLIDAY INN 360 IROQUOIS SHORE ROAD OAKVILLE. INVESTORS QUALITY, Oil Paintings, Watercolours & Draw­ ings by Sir E. George, R.A.S. Bough, Harrison-Fisher, R. Duff, J.C. Roelandse, G. Raab, H.H. Barrett, W. Robins, etc. Etchings, Engravings, Lithographs and woodcuts by A. Durer, W. Hollar, A. van Ostade, E. Vuillard, S. Dali, m . Chagall, K. Kolwitz, R. Magritte, G. Rouault, A. Renoir, P. Bonnard, etc. TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE WITH IDENTIFICATION. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST IN COLLEC­ TORS QUALITY ART. GERALD BONE AUCTIONEER. 2 TH 0RNCLIFFE PARK OR. # 50 425-7055 A GARVEY & WILLMOTT SHIRT TALE' FOR DAD AND DAD'S DAD &HIS DAD father-- the Arrow Kent Collection would be an excellent choice. And fo r his father's father -- the choice o f comfortable, casual knit shirts goes on and on. The beauty of an Arrow shirt as a Father's Day gift is that so many men o f different ages appreciate it. For the young father-- maybe an Arrow Mach 11 in a choice of colourful stales and patterns. For his In each Garvey & W illm ott shop there's a long 32 foo t shirt bar filled with shirt choices to suit his taste. Drop by before Father's Day and choose a g ift idea to make Dad's Day a b it better. HAVE A HAPPY DAD'S DAY Where Men Shop For Personal Service 183 Lakeshore Road, Oakville•Sherway Gardens, Etobicoke«Square One, Mississauga