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1 Halton Hills Dr., Halton Hills ON L7G 5G2 Tel.: 905-873-2600 Fax: 905-873-2347 NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF PESTICIDES ON TOWN OWNED OR LEASED PROPERTY In accordance with Council Policy for Pesticide Application in Turf Areas, the Engineering, Public Works & Building Services Department will conduct the application of pesticides in select areas meeting weed threshold requirements of the following cemeteries, civic facilities, parks and sports fields between September 17th to October 5th, 2007. Name Location Cemeteries Greenwood Cemetery 100 King Street, Georgetown Fairview Cemetery Cobblehill Road, Acton Acton Pioneer Cemetery 30 Park Avenue, Acton St. Pauls Anglican Pioneer Cemetery 9995 Adamson Street South Hornby Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery 8008 Eighth Line Sports Fields & Parks Gellert Sports Fields & Park 10241 Eighth Line Miller Park Sports Fields 87 Miller Drive McNally Park Sports Fields 12 McNally Street Lucy Maud Montgomery Park 477 Guelph Street, Norval Georgetown Fairgrounds Park Diamonds & Park 1 Park Avenue Remembrance Park 29 James Street Dayfoot Park 45 Dayfoot Drive Ewing Street Park 59 Ewing Street Barber Mill Park 75 River Drive Glen Williams Park 509 Main Street Trafalgar Park 11494 Trafalgar Road Cedarvale Park 181 Main Street South Old Seed House Gardens Park 135 Maple Avenue Morden Neilson Park 14 Morden Neilson Way Durham Street Park 46 Durham Street Hornby Park 12790 Steeles Avenue Danville Park 76A Danville Court Bovis Park 31 Wallace Street Facilities Ambulance Hall 17 Guelph Street, Georgetown Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Acton Yard 1 Commerce Crescent Acton Fire Hall 21 Churchill Road South, Acton Acton Arena 415 Queen Street, Acton PAR 111, Registration #19810 and Roundup, Registration #13644 will be applied in liquid form on turf areas. Signs will be posted and application carried out by licensed applicators per the terms of the Pesticides Act R.R.O. 1990, REGULATION 914. The dates will be posted on the Towns website and updated with any changes due to inclement weather conditions. For further information on the turf management program for Town of Halton Hills owned properties, please contact Susan Wilson, Parks & Cemeteries Supervisor at (905) 873-2601, Extension 2614, or visit the town website at www.haltonhills.ca 102 ________________________________________________________________________________ COURTESY NOTICE The 2007 Acton Fall Fair will take place in Prospect Park on September 14, 15, and 16 a park admission charge will be in effect: Parking $5.00, weekend pass $18.00, adult admission $8.00, youth (13-17) and seniors $7.00, children (5 12) $3.00 and children under 5 accompanied by an adult FREE. Please note that during the period from September 10 18, normal park operations will be suspended (including ball play and leash free zone). Please refrain from bringing backpacks and refreshments. Special Event Restrictions No dogs Prior to admittance, we reserve the right to: Inspect all bags Refuse entry to anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs Remove alcohol, drugs, weapons or other items detrimental to public safety from those seeking admittance During the event, please report any security issues to the Halton Police. Contact the Recreation and Parks Department at (905) 873-2601 ext. 2269 for more information. 101 cx Ut United Way of Halton Hills presents g{x Dinner, Dance & Silent Auction North Halton Golf & Country Club Saturday September 22, 2007 For tickets, please contact United Way of Halton Hills at (905) 877 3066. Thank you for your support! Thank you to our sponsors. Gold Sponsorship Dufferin Aggregates Silver Sponsorship Communication & Power Industries Other Sponsors C&S Printing The Sign Shoppe Shooting drugs is no different than shooting dice: youll be on a roll for a while, but one time is all it takes to end the game. Drug addiction can happen quickly and be hard to beat. So, why play games with your health and well-being? Its not a gamble worth taking. DONT GAMBLE WITH YOUR LIFE 12 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, September 12, 2007 An off-duty Peel Regional Police officer from Georgetown was charged with failing to stop at the scene of an accident after a sin- gle-vehicle rollover early Thursday that sent a passenger to hospital. Halton Regional Police responded to a call at approximately 2:30 a.m. on Derry Rd., west of the Sixth Line, and found an injured man in the passenger seat of a black 2002 Chevy Cavalier. Officers determined the dri- ver had left the scene. A preliminary investigation indicated the Cavalier was eastbound on Derry Rd. when it entered the curve just west of the Sixth Line and skidded off the roadway into the north ditch, rolling several times before coming to rest 57 metres from where it left the road. The 30-year-old injured male passenger was taken to Milton District Hospital and treated for a concussion along with other minor injuries. Police attempted to contact the registered owner of the vehicle for several hours until he arrived at the hospital around noon on Thursday to be treated for minor injuries as officers were speaking with the injured pas- senger. Charged is Justin Vandenbrink, 25, of Georgetown. He will appear in Milton Court on Oct. 15. Vandenbrink has worked as a patrol officer at Division 12 of the Peel Regional Police for five years. He has been suspended from duty. Anyone with information related to the accident is asked to call the Milton Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777. Local off-duty police officer charged after car rolls over on Derry Road