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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 1975

Page

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Georgetown Tax Hikes Contain Despite Halton Hills Plan

Halton Hills slows local tax rise as Georgetown increases 1.13 mills over 1974 while Acton tops the region with a 5.86 mill uptick. Georgetown’s 1975 home tax rises about 3.47 on a 7,500 assessment, with nearby towns facing larger jumps. Budget notes credit a three-year planning cycle and 1974 surplus used to cushion 1975 and 1976 costs, including capital projects like a new fire truck. Local officials tout Levis and Henderson praising the plan as the region’s envy while aiming to keep long-term debt low and preserve reserves for future needs.

Halton Halton Hills Georgetown Acton Zaqoesing Sinances Harry Levy Levy Milton Harry Henderson Henderson

Halton Hills Budget Highlights and Regional Mill Rate Change

Mayor Tom Hill praises 1975 budget as the best in the area and notes a 1.03 mill regional decrease aids the town, offset by a 1.13 mill residential rise. The report references full budget details on page 20 and mentions reserves, grants, and future funding plans for Georgetown’s Poca treatment facilities.

Tom Hill Halton Hills

Delays Plague Georgetown Sewage Plant Project

Councillor Ern Sykes told town council that construction on Georgetown s new sewage treatment plant will likely not start until late this year or early next year due to consultants Praetor and Redfern of Toronto reviewing the plan. He warned orders for equipment may be delayed 12 to 18 months after final plans are approved, and the council passed a resolution urging immediate action.

Ern Sykes Georgetown Sykes Ministry of the Environment Praetor and Redfern Toronto Pat McKenzie Halton Hills

Town eyes $100,000 park facelift for senior baseball facilities

Georgetown Association proposes a $100,000 study and possible upgrade to a senior hardball complex with lights changerooms and proper drainage. Plans consider fairgrounds or Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena sites, aiming to end current inadequate washrooms and unsafe conditions. Councillors urged action but the budget inclusion was deferred for further study.

Ite Onion Ron Squigna Georgetown Association Gordon Alcott Memorial Sgulgna Fi Ds Lautana Fairgrounds Herald Hic Morrow Alzo Harry Levy Georgetown Levy Baseball Association

Skate sharpening tenders debated for Gordon Alcott Arena

General administration committee discussed re tendering the skate sharpening room at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena. Councillor Booth urged using existing contracts and separate arena tenders while calling for price checks with local merchants and a ventilation upgrade costing 2000 to 3000 dollars.

Gordon Alcott Roy Booth Akate Booth Recreation Department Ric Morrow General Administration Committee Collison Gordon Alcott Memorial

Girl Struck by Car on Guelph Street Clears Way

A rear end collision on Guelph Street injured a girl and damaged Gordon Moore of Terra Cotta and Ed Robson of Brampton’s vehicles. Moore’s car sustained about 350 in damage. The incident occurred last Wednesday.

Gordon Moore Terra Cotta Ed Robson Brampton Moors Guelph Street Gayln Strachan Annie Phee Crescent Mill Street Robert Ford Confederation St Glen Willams

Dawkins Captures PC Nomination In Halton Burlington

Gary Dawkins Acton principal and long time resident wins the Conservative nomination for Halton Burlington amid 618 voters at the meeting. George Gray and Bonnie Newton were also candidates with Newton stressing education and immigration issues while Dawkins touts regional government, the green belt and education reform.

Gary Dawkins M.Z. Bennet Public School Acton Halton Burlington Dawkins Ls ml George Gray Etown Bonnie Newton Campbellville Newton P.C Dawkin G. Mackenzie Mr. Dawkins Mr. Mackenzie Georgetown P.C Conservative Party Gray Jay Burlington Gary Daw Halton North Ares

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