Ontario Community Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 24, 1984, p. 16

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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Oct Mid Iff Roy forthcoming mantag of their daughter Angala to Jamas son lira and Mrm all Qaoroatown Tha arifl on Od 27 at o- Cross Church Latghtoo Imaga Photo Burlington seeks self promotion Region a government is facing another serious challenge over Burlingtons lion to handle Its own business development a move which at least two of the citys councillors have termed very divisive Mayor Rues Miller said last week he is really upset over Burlington city narrowly approved resolution outlining he citys hopes of taking its business development duties away from the Region and handling them internally Of chief concern Is Burlingtons desire to haveihe Region return the citys portion of a business levy routinely con Iribulcd by the four area municipalities to finance Heltons efforts to attract new In dustry The resolution was Burlington response lo Heltons pro posed delegation bylaw for business development which incorporates new directions from the province Recent Provincial legislation allows the area municipalities to handle their own business development affairs as long as there Is no duplication of efforts at the Regional level Holton Hills Oakville and Milton have already indicated their support for the Regional program We ve beef a Region for ten years trying to get It to work Mayor Miller told this newspaper last week The Region is there lo support the smaller municipalities Burlingtons resolution is just another way of destroying the Regional government I say if we cant get something done as a Region then leis do away with it Saying he is really upset about Burlingtons parochialism Miller recalled that he was never a great proponent of regional government at its outset a decade ago Bui if you give me something to work with I think we should make a go of it he said Councillor Mike Armstrong a member of Ihe Regions administration and finance committee which voted last week to table the matter for further discussion ledged that at some point an area must have a hand In its business development but under Ihe auspices of the Region Duality of service must enter into the picture eventually he told this newspaper but to want a chargeback returned levies takes away from Ihe while concept of regional government We In Kills are happy with the way things are A member of the former Town of George towns business development committee until It disbanded about ten years ago Armstrong said Halton Hills currently has no such body relying instead on its planning department to assess any per linen I plans Awaiting approval for new urban boun daries that would put 300 acres of industrial land within the Georgetown planning area Hills will one day depend heavily on the Regional department he said Armstrongs suspicion that the Burlington resolution did not receive anything close to unanimous support was backed up at last Wednesdays administration committee meeting Burlington councilors Joan Little Walter Mulkewlch Jim Grieve and Rob little If any defence for the move forcing the committee to await comment from Burlington Mayor Bird or Ihe citys chief administrator Mike Box Little called the Burlington resolution approved night previous a backward step and very divisive action a com ment supported by Forbes Wellington NDP picks Sandy Young With a Progressive Conservative can didate ready to go and the Liberals still to choose one Wellington Peels New Democrats have settled on W A Sandy Young as their man In the next provincial Young was acclaimed at a nomination meeting last Wednesday night at Wellington Place near Fergus where guest speaker was Lynn McDonald the wood MP who twice defeated Tory con- lender Peter Worthington Young was Wellington candidate in he Sept federal tlonfhrlng the party lis best showing ever la a race that saw Conservative Beatty reelected MP Jack Johnson was recently acclaimed as Conservative candidate in toe not election The ridings Lfbsnls win wait until after the Ontario race before choosing their CORRECTION NOTICE In the Food Mart ys retried JUL ALL book IMS miracle I ARTHUR I JOHNSON ASSOCIATES LIMITED REALTOR ELAINE CHATTEN ARTHUR JOHNSON to in LAM has been la a sum i f JOHNSON if ASSOCIATES LIMITED nan lo suit ARTHUR JOHNSON ASSOCIATES ITD REALTOR It tan prof dim Rul islam gult by in guilty seme through prole sacral ales walking in em Mi gnd unit regular If Our igretdiprogindimthelaLeadtgreeolMphiiKattonin marketing I GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN I I Mothers NEED A BIG BROTHER FOR YOUR SON It you are the mother of a boy without a father In the home or no consistent male image either inside or outside of the home both you and your son can benefit from the relationship that a BIq Brother can provide For further Information regarding a Big Brother for your son please call Georgetown Contact Centre 877- 1211 Acton Social Services 8533310 USEABLE AND UNUSUAL J At Pictures Presents we nave that special something youve been searching for GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 10 OFF Everything Including all of our Christmas stock Unique gifts Antiques tamtelwl by Kennedy flattrts Custom Framing Posters Decorator prints featuring Robert OPENING OCTOBER in 124 Main SLS Georgetown mm 106 Sat 105 tow prices on Maple Leaf Maple Leaf side steed regular or rent maple g hams mini dinner brand cooked boneless 659099 Ll Maple Leal sliced 500 g pkg beerfest sausage 259 Maple wieners Loal brand pkg sausage rounds waxed bologna chubs 439199 sausage 259 cooked ham 199 English back bacon 259 ham steak 1991 low prices on Heinz Heinz tomato juice fancy Oft 48 fl oz tin yy ketchup Heinz pay KegOonfyT Heinz pasta in aiir in tomato sauce scanos UFOs or Jhetti T oz tin pay only Heinz beans 69 Heinz pickles 199 Heinz pasta 119 bottle Heinz worceitershtm sauce 59 Heinz pickles 249J pure white vinegar Pnces effective Wed Oct until Sat Oct 1964 Stones reserve the right to limit quantities

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