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Page I SECTION A Tilt HERALD July a IS82 Former Geor constable now staff ins Promotions for five officers LOS TOT LOT Oh he weather frightfully hoi but everyone In a festive mood Waal to do Hold Mexican Christmas party of course The Mas at Georgetown summer Tot Lot had a literally at Volt tide fun from aouth of the border when supervisor J III helped them make and then break a traditional Mcalcan Inula a papier ball suspended over their beads According to custom the are blindfolded and at the plnata with pole Once II punctured confetti and balloon come tumbling down DUm Stevens Wesley Blight Trevor Crane and Thomas Arnold were among the local kids with the Latin flair Herald photo by HaraldBranich Conn wants inquiry on Cher controversy Ha I Ion regional police chief James Harding has announced a cries of five staff promotions within the force Involving or previously serving District Hills and Milton Topping the rosier Is veteran JOHN a member of the old Georgetown police force who now serves as Is I rict Commander of rict 3 Burlington a post he continue to hold with his now promotion from Inspector to staff Inspect Staff Inspector Barrett began his police career In England Wolverhamp ton Constabulary ending eight years of service Ihere to emigrate to Can ada and on with the police force Two years In 1007 he joined the Georgetown force He became an In in March 1380 assuming duties as exec officer to the chief of police and took over his current Burlington post 13 monta ago Inspector ROY WIL KINSON a former Georgetown acting com who been with police forces since 1960 has been appointed assistant commander of District 3 Inspector inson also became an inspector in 1980 and has served as officer In charge of the forces communications section Sergeant DAN newly appointed Staff Sergeant and officer In charge of training for the Halton force began tils police career with the Burlington force in and has since served In nil three districts He has experience In the Youth Bureau the dim Investigations Bur and the uniform branch ho supervised the uniform section for District 1 He join the Duty Inspector Unit at Oak police headquarters Constable who joined the Milton police force in March has been promoted to the rank of and Criminal In vestige sergeant He has served lonsBureauaswcUnsthe with Ihe Youth Bureau uniform section Imp WAYNE EASTWOOD Serious on zoning council limits uses CHURCH DIRECTORY lothei form He earlier stated that he has several i from witnesses suggesting that Peter Cole Hal ton medical officer of health acted Improperly during an inspection at Cher In June 1981 An inquiry is needed to kill the innuendo and get staff off these people backs and would also help stand rest home guide In in Hills Coun Johnson added Of the former resident who is the subject of a coroners Inquest Coun Johnson argued that It Is a credit to Cher that he lived until he was He died of heart failure and pneumonia he said There Is nothing sinister going on there He told rep rters that an Investigating committee would consist of Burling ton councillors Joan Little and Walter Mulkewich and Terry Man nell Only written and signed submissions would be reviewed Coun Johnson also charged that emphasis on the outcome of a Inquest suggests a cover up or the health department alleged of Cher admin Istrators Meanwhile G Pun a lawyer hired by Cher Rest Home a ecus the health department or trying to pin some thing on the rest homes operators through freq uent health Inspections and other incidents which police have invest gated and found no fault Mr not aware of the same scrutiny going on at any other rest homes in the area He also noted that Cole sent Cher a a teller June 18 attesting to Its maintenance of health standards and saying it had been Included on the region referral list Georgetown rookie Staff Sergeant WAYNE JESSOP been pro moted to the rank of Inspector Since joining the Georgetown force in 1972 Inspector Jessop has served with Ihe District Youth Bureau and as sergeant In charge of the Crime Prevention Bur After becoming a staff sergeant in late 1980 Mischief charge laid against false victim The Yellowstone River- the longest undammed miles through Montana and North Dakota National Geogriph A store clerk who mod to have been robbed at gun point July 16 has been charged with public mischief by regio nal police Timothy La 19 or Georgetown told police Inst week that a white male with dark curly hair and brown eyes carrying a shotgun came Into the Mac Milk Store Georgetown Moore Plaza where he was working and demanded the money In the till Police said they have recovered half of the mo ney taken from Ihestore till and tickets which had been The Day foot Drive res will appear In Milton provincial court Aug Herald Special Hills council Is serious about preserving prime agricultural land and has limited farm to one per farm with numerous conditions attached in lis proposed new official plan The new plan was veiled at Acton high school last week in the first of three public meetings to hear public comment The council task force seriously considered taking a hard line and giving no severances at all said Coun Pam Shel don Then after weeks weeks of discussion we relented and said there could be one But only one and It must be farm relat There II be no more atrip development We want all severances to go to rural clusters and If a farm abuts a rural cluster that where the severance will go rather than off on a corner somewhere Sheldon who chaired the official plan task farce said there are very subtle changes bet ween the new proposed plan and the four old plans which to date govern var parts of Halton Hills once designated as Ac I on Georgetown Esqueslng Township and It streamlines and up dates the old plans she said and Is far more relevant to what the town is today It may not be what the developers want but It sets out very clearly what going to be expect of them Sheldon said she satisfied and extern pleased with the rural policies In the plan The task farce spent all its time on the rural area because members knew there would be very little to do In the urban areas between what was being covered In the downtown core studies and the urban area boundary studies of both Acton and Gcorgc- plan has a number of new that were- n l in the old plans cover such things as trans parlation historic and heritage designations en and rural Industrial We never had a section in the old OP official plan for once she sold and town engineer Bob Aus tin deserves a lot of credit for the work ho did on that It lies Into the five year projections and will make It a lot easier for rural residents to figure out what to expect on their If they re aware of what sort or road they live on It should be easier to make them understand a main arterial road gets more upkeep than a little local road The plan also designates a strip or rural industrial development land along the Highway MI corridor Highway near Milton While devel of that land may be years away Sheldon found it really exciting getting the controls in place to govern the way it will grow should industry como to Hills Peter Walker the con hired to put pieces of the plan together in a format acceptable to the ministry of housing when town planner Mario Vcndilll resigned to be come planner for the city of reminded the handful of spectators that the Hills plan must match the Region official plan the provincial act that created the reg on and the four municipalities That doesn I mean the town can throw down the gauntlet at the region In some small places he added and being Halton Hills I expect it will Over graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada centres coast to a tra lor all ages Course toe s ncome tax deduct Your ce ol automat c or stands shill cars Enqu re about urn tor on Free up at homo tor nstruct on Approved by the League only learn once do light SPECIAL 4 DAY PROGRAM MondayThursday August 23rd26th 900 am to 330 pm BOOK NOW J 16 Rd S Georgetown 8770751 AUTOTHEFT PROTECTION A mplo and qua your cor too hot lo No RUST PROOFING SOUND PROOFING Helps smaller have a luxury car qu And sioroos Bound baiter Ih lass nolso to TIDY CARS OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE STEAM DRY CLEANING INTERIORS UPHOLSTERY GUARD VINYL ROOF RESTORATION PINSTRIPING TOUCHUP PAINT SPLASH GUARDS PRESERVE A SHINE SUN ROOFS I RUST PROOFING SOUNDPROOFING AUTO THEFT PROTECTION COMPLETE CAR CARE SAME DA SERVICE ASSOCIATE DEALER CHRIS BYDEVAATE FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL OR DROP IN AT 71 RD N GEORGETOWN AT ARMSTRONG AVENUE 8776136 One such area he said is a difference between the lown and the region on where rural estate should be located The region would like to see them out in totally rural areas while the town prefers to sec them a bull ing urban centres where they can buffer develop ment pressures The plan contains three proposed rural estate one on the former Toronto Internal ional Drags trip property one on the corner of High way and Fifth Line and he third on Highway I ive The plan also identifies Including Sllvcrcrcek Hornby and Crcwson a Corners as well as some with no official name such as the homes on Highway at the Fourth Line corner It names only three hamlets Glen Williams and Stewart The public were invited I view the plan and send their written comments lo council by Aug Meet will be held in Stew art town senior school and in Georgetown District High School tonight Wed Courtesy Gurlph Mercury This Weekend attend the Church of your Choice MAPLE AVENUE AG BAPTIST CHURCH GEORGETOWN PASTOR Edwin ALLIANCE BBSS CHURCH GODFREY 14 Main St C0MMUWOH SERES AT FHAKDSSCHAErTER 3913 AKltuMng thl Mo rung J til Wartr Sunday School Even tig Wednesday HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH WINDSOR ROAD CHURCH Maple AT CAROLE STREET PASTOfl Or JM ASST PASTOR FatturttunvTKrrMlKh 10 MASSES Sal Church el Lutheran Hour Son flam 12 7739t3 All in stock summer Inventory reduced to clear at lowest prices See Our FINAL CLEARANCE Handbags Jewellery teller 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