Ontario Community Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 16, 1986, p. 1

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BANKERS SECURITY SYSTEMS RESIDENTIAL BUS AND COMMERCIAL 941 a pea Li tonic Newspaper of Hills Established WEDNESDAY APRIL 16 1986 the OPEN iHlde House SUNDAYS 1 Multi million Barber Mill renovation Herald Stall Theres a four dollar to itlract to Hills vintui or ip- Monday i public nut was held intu the bv plnse tnmpk Anne and Hulurt zoning on tin Mill in Glen Williams Together with Hank and nt historic silt in to a hotel restaurant John tills it of the most things to ml happen and Cook sees ilu project as a In It love at first sight It wis lou it first sight spired ind Holier want to mike something side properly in Willi ims ill ovtr On ilnri silt would that one ink a friend and partner in the venture told Herald Mondi night sec it and fill in love w ith it and lake gimblc Mr ind Mrs KnulzeT md Mr and Mrs ire tin in projiil turn he luslont Barber Mill along rulil a ind toniintion centre tin vcar Their i floors of itislinc 1 milling on the venture will site pi intied is I think it fibulous and I submit the zoning ition Mr old in J public mctting The million pmjetl expects to in its first in second year in iht third I29 in tin fourth Mir and lb rtnmin loped 1 by thcftfihear hiking 1 nn hi iv tiprisseel inntirns Hit mini would brine v to know wi imp would hut in liki Thin in nine single I imilv liki Mr iy iu 1 one titled lln hi fitinji from Ilu sum ill nitjilll inlirt iiimuiit spot mil motel In Georgetown resuknl isked if tin ri 1 In dis pirk nj spices tin park mj plumed whtthtr tin hold would to ih it Mr Homes Hit hot I building riijuirisu Written submissions iht irbt r Mill in In int hi lor Ilu ipplK til Imns r il committee April planning dtpirtmuit 1 on will In for Ihil A mil ision is dm ilnmbir ills vtri decor with it phot in I floor pi ins for Ilu Mill nnht iiinir llnui M nil tin Iht want to rtlnliihi tin buildings inlo room holt I in I Hi lands wesl of Hit riilil llmr in used Tin I mils Costumed crazies challenge Credit Would you like to be In a sink or swim situation this Saturday Costumed characters challenging the Credit River are ready for the annual Joyceen Crazy Boat Race Starting at 13 noon homemade boat will test their careful ly placed floatation devices and crews will battle the winds the waves and the rocks Lower water leveU than last year could make it more difficult for crews to wind their way down to he line said race committee chairman Hans Van It could be a long walk the finish Jioe he said The chairman he Is expecting some new Im aginative craft entries along with a host of regulars who enter every more areas as noparking zones as a safety precaution New this year Is an Optimist food van that will provide goodies for par and at the race Proceeds will go towards Multiple Sclerosis The will be receiving some extra help in the safety depart from Kovirs who will patrol Canoeists start the race in Cheltenham and meet up with the crazy boat some point in the race Judges select the best presented award to crews in four ale categories boats of all types and The fint crew to trust the finish lino at the Main Street bridge In Williams in each of the categories also receive a Awards wilt lie presented at the Victory Dance at ho Acton Legion The dance begins at Tickets are 17 per person For more Information cnllBS3i57 Registration will be accepted on the day of the event beginning at m Those participating an asked o find fur entry help fight MS a ncurologhul disease most prevalent in the age group More than ever the will be concerned about safety during the race Alcohol will be prohibited and participants who are judged paired will disqualified Extra police will liquor THE BLUES find sponsors lo help fight Even the Blue Brothers come out Multiple a nervate d have a good lime ai the Jaycmer arret ng ol Craiy luce Many of he par- DONTMISS THE REAL ESTATE LISTINGS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION A Almost caloriefree pair em I from triiii with rt opin but pirints from Howard an ltd tht Hilton Ho ml of Education mteling it di jet led How School ind Iubhe illllNlllS rim rhos IJHG isu ns win ird ill ition rhursdu In in us sin snd There wis 111 tie discussion alining trusliss How ml oen Most of the discuss on is rruslci Bob of Milton was first tin to surest jit main in lit wis 11 Howard Writ Mill jo to Willi mis and I irk die sihools of 10 iblMtns illon Hills How ill to ilosi I in f nor of keep im it open Iruslti told Hi r lid he in Joseph open was keeping tin Mill iri in mind will about l not il 1 mint ill Il iridic students pronm to ill hi snd f should to open I in vote or politic ri I hut J hero llowit Slid st of SI Closing Gibbons would nit in Hut students would to blew irttown i siliool of is soimthini I in rosier eould not it would Ih mined from Gib Irusltt rosier mini Joseph of illlon ilso six in favor of ihlmiis open lit tit busing from tin ill to it Stew wis it i Trustee Abbott development in will me in Joseph Gib mil lit needed in the future In it school is pro w if the three trustits who ifnnst is dillon Dill litfort i son or in it tin ri cum mend wi not imprint tilut st ind the test tune s by the ritomnund itions would not amount lo much of tost of new busing slid Hie Con solid should growth in Hilton Hills bejortd tin irs In ten vtars ill Hit spins Hilton Hills schools mi full ind mon siIuhiK m Ik in ed best ilkttl lo Hilton till in CI told The Inistet claims true is lo he s lie onsolidalion ominitlti is inform istiiii ilion Hills ill not grow Hit wlinti iutstioi is istil on if othiiniinliipm in io support Nonprofit housing hopes grim Whin it tonus mm profit me in illon the prospetls Imik enm Kevin of hi In iltun s housing look it what Itigion ml ity of loronto ire doing right lo get pro Vint i il support or housing The two neighboring art is are in in dirttt municipal spoil sorslnp of housing and wants to know hi and dis nit of municipal sonsnrship fur So for the housing to has been lble to gtl of the intaini profit Housing Cor to a cooperative on irruthers Ho id Under lilt housing pro Warns undid by fedtril and governments it eligible housing pro litis lo hi sponsored and developed a private non profit corporation a municipally sponsored profit enrpornlion or by a profit corpora I is a profit develop firm and Its fees are considered eligible expenses in topltol cost of assisted housing projects I to Ihe Ontario Housing Corporation for funding for ihe Carnitines housing project but Ins ritei veil no sjwnst Coun 1- liin said the bousing to nil into r snows rtljmg on tin profit iti settor groups working in know our III this prop rt CJumn ootid inunnipil iO iht mil priivmei il housing illot ilmns lilt lack of such housing people mil single who to Hilton Plate returning to their tint find Hum ind Burlington acknowledged Hilton isn lo municipally sponsor Hit building of iffordnbk housing in Hit province rnlif d Hurt is in Hilton for tin iptr isn rt support to lungs ilu id or we nny have to inlo own housing said lg was time i in ip d housing Mountain view trouble spot still receives improvements liegardless of whether new Jinn arc approved or Georgetown South will be reconstructed I was reassured Inst wctk Hulton Iteglon has ipprovtd in its lUftti or pn engineering work on Mountain lew Town Engineer Hob Austin said staff identified in their own study slopping sight distance problems it and Mr Austin said My Im from regional staff is that regardless of Georgetown South there s a on Mountain ind they re going lo pro cess It as they would regional roid If the development of Georgetown South was stopped Improvements to Head would still ahead Mr Austin said Bakery thief caught with the dough The m in who robbed liakcry Dibit Georgetown March and dropped the money before leaving struck On Saturday he at rob Pet on Guclph Strut but dunged his mind during robbt r Ik left tin slort and police lught him w the store Brian Sliw Norton of 1 Drive in was with ittimplid robbtrj and rob- l pill on he Hit clerk of Pet a At the note snd llus is a sink up Give mc Ids Os or I II blow aw ij Mr did hi In added lit hid i of heir mil lift Hit slort IHleclivt Robertson his dirt Mr Norton was with ititmpttd roblxr from the of al Strut in Mr Norton wis eh Hi used i in il effort too had a money No eun is seen Iti Mr Norton dropped the on the floor UN THE HILLS An anniversary It the ind Pencil Club- nth this holding thur show ind sale North Hilton Golf Club in Ihis wetktnd villi then for night opt begins at and to pm the show will runnine from Id mi to m and from noon fi ind coming Otto Member of Parlm mtnt for Hilton is will as the Minister of Stile or and fitness and will be visiting on April 19H6 Tile visit will a public forum 111 Hit Aclon Citizens Band Hill Wallace St I starting at TO pm Mr will people various orgamz itions groups Alton and the to both meet MP and ask him quest inns specific mil lers nhtiug to the riding Ins Chugging along There mother couple of vein still left in the ActiVan according to assessment of the 1980 On roid transporting the physically disabled since May 1981 Ihe vehicle his logged loO miles cording to a report from the town Hob Austin s lown Ins spent 1 in repair mauitcr bills on the van A mechanic assessment shies that with ml repair the ActiVnn be kept on the road indefinite- silly istees of the of discussed the possibility of using Farm Thursdiy night but they do not want the responsibility of running the farm If the Hoard was the prime user hen the responsibility of would be theirs That scares me silly I rccom vie explore poten and in no way recommend the Hoard as the prime user Trustee Dick said Trustee Abbott of Burl said there were enough out door facilities in and the was not needed He was reminded by Trustee that there arc students in the north well as in the south The Ontario Heritage loundation ho now manages the property lias not offered Hie Board of Education any terms When the 01IF dots offer terms the Board wilt moke a decision on property said George Heaver the of curriculum vices

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