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HALTALARM * Security * Intercom & Vacuum Systems ace nCanasa Our Customers Are Our Best Advertising! vo 6508 SALE $32.95 164 Guelph St, Halton Hills, Ont. Pieters eS nepal: Committee planning for info centre Among members of the Georgetown Multi-Service Centre Task Force who have been laying the ground- work for the development of a community information centre in Georgetown are, front row: Lyn Apgar (far left), committee chairperson Barb Johnson, Kate Murray, Peggie Balkind and Les Mellish. In the back row are: Rob Low (left), Bev McKee, Gail Cartwright, Brenda McCart, Judy Rasanen, Eileen Ellis, Joy Thompson and Halton Hills councillor Marilyn Serjeantson. hoto by Dianne Cornish THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS COURTESY NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2/ NINTH LINE / STEELES AVENUE Council for the Town of Halton Hills will conduct a Public Meeting to examine and discuss a proposed amendment to Oakville zoning By-law 1965-136 to per- mit the extension of an industrial use peor crane runway for a steel facility use, office, showroom, and warehouse facilities. The property is located on the south east comer of the English Line and Steeles Avenue in the Town of Halton Hills. Further information is available in the Planning Department. ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME incil Chamber Time: 7:10 p.m. Location: Cour : eae imac Civic Centre Date: y, November 23, 1992 File No: D14/DIETRICH Haton ms (Georgetown) By Dianne Cornish For the past six months, a 21-member committee of town residents and community agency representatives has been meeting on a regular basis to make plans for establishing a community information centre in Georgetown. “We're hoping to provide Georgetown with some- thing similar to the Acton Social Services and Information Centre (ASSIC),” said Georgetown resi- dent Barb Johnson, who is chairperson of the Georgetown Multi-Service Centre Task Force. The purpose of the proposed Centre will be to co- ordinate communtiy services and provide information about the many different services availab‘e in Georgetown, Johnson explained. Glen Williams’ resident Kate Murray, who was hired on a 10-month contract just over four weeks ago, is the only paid committee member. Her function is to help the volunteer committee with plans which will lead to an information centre in Georgetown. “The Centre will be multi-service, providing information to residents and looking after the referral and co-ordina- tion of services,” Murray “A lot of people like to describe it as one-stop shop- ping—somewhere where you can get your information all in one place,” she added. Murray, who has seven years’ experience in the social service field with community groups in Toronto, said the local task force is examining the scope of the roposed Centre, as well as its financing and its possi- ble location. Funding is expected to come from provin- cial government ministries, local levels of government (the Region and Town), United Way and fund-raising events organized by volunteers. The Centre will likely be located in a rented facility or in a new building, depending on the availability of funding, Murray said. The site will be in Georgetown to guarantee “accessi- bility.” The Task Force committee has four subcommittees, each looking at specific aspects of the Proposal such as and funding and finance. Members are looking specifically at Georgetown’s services with an eye to “fill in some of the gaps and satisfy local needs,” Murray said. Among plans being considered by the committee are future presentations to Halton Hills Town Council and Halton Regional Council. Both presentations will out- line the purpose of the proposed Centre and the com- mittee’s progress toward establishing the new service in Georgetown. By the end of July, firm plans should be in place, Murray predicted, adding that the new Centre will bea welcome addition to the community. “The time is right in Georgetown,” she sai Commenting on the task force, she added, “What impresses me most is the community involvement on the committee. 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