the HERALD Business Teen charged with shoplifting llallon Regional two charges of shoplifting Inst week A female was charged for shoplifting at a drug store at Street A m Nov Police say the girl stole a pregnan test kit She will appear in court Dec la In another shoplifting Incident a 19year old Georgetown man was arrested at the Hide House In Acton at m Nov for the theft The man allegedly stole a black leather wallet He will ap pear in Dec Postal union speaks to Chamber Pardon Ihe pun a new optical shop called not a Opticians Georgian will be In on the local says Helen franchises for Ihe ccimpanv store had a grand openings lost Mayor llus Miller cuts the en store owner Susan Is located in the Herald photo The Georgetown Chain tier of hosted represtiilalivrs of the Canadian Union of Workers a directors meeting Nov 17 John Allick from the union head quarters in Toronto the prisui was Hob and Joe Paonessa who is the local representative Mr 1 a requested Ihe unun make this presentation of their tin i ems regarding the present postal service In the Georgetown Mr said that in post off ici has gout downhill in the past few years lit this decline to a of in eluding tht change to a r and tht govt mint deadline of breakeven by end of At over MO new homes arc not receiving del it en and many rural post of flies have been closed to nioney The union Is very eoncerned that Canada Post is suit- post offices taking jobs from union people and giving them to less untitled workers Mho earn less than Wood badge grade There wore a number i sue candidate at the North llalton Stouts wood badge course training in Nov 29 Those taking pari were boyce I Clark Jim Collier Jodi low Kim frank Alex Gordon Andrew Steve Norman Doug George Ritchie Hick Runstedler Heather Savard Leon Savird Rod Smith Tnsh Tliompson liill John Thomas Wins tone I postal tinplojifs Mr s on Ms to I mad i I oat it following services lie Hired through tht post office whuli in lit r pinion inert list rtvtnus Tiny ire as numbtr of count i s packaging ni rials vices is banking and a level of The Pi si which Is similar in Post offers these and lhi a profit Mr AM tk provided the following information Canada Post postal strvitt is subsidized it about per tint or million per year ind there ore 2D bargaining units in Canada Post which adds labor stnft On levtl Mr Allick lold group that mail posted In is not sorted Inn but rather sent lo the Plant in Mississauga thin returned to Town for dtllvery This results in delays In mall delivery said Under a put in place by Canada Post mail from other post offices is often brought to Georgetown for returned hut local mail is still sent Gateway The directors then asked questions of the union representatives These questions pertained about ihe lack of work performed by postal workers picket line violence and poor public relations of the union The Chamber appreciated Ihe postal union presentalion II was the first time that an employee group has addressed the Chamber The Georgetown Chamber or Com merce is made up of over businesses Information meetings are held to help business Til Georgetown If you would like to at tend the Chamber office at Next month Mayor Miller will discuss future Putting her little pink friend to bed owner Shirley Lewis Utile Angela opened lit doors at Centre Plain next to the police Nov The store In furniture ana accessories Little Angels alio hat some maternity wear some small Herald photo VOUflGS IDA LIMITED 76 Main St South 8772761 Georgetown Ont YOUR NEIGHBOURHOO DRUG STORE CAPWCE i A BRA00S0L I I I mn Until DK 1867 Or Whll Last HOLIDAY SAVERS pet food lH OUTLET SALE HALT0N HILLS PLAZA NEXT TO TRIO MARTS Cycle and Ski officially opened Its door at Main South on Saturday the downstairs cycle and shop from North Ha I ton Sport recently Cycle Sports Intends to specialiie In bicycles and repairs as well as skis bindings poles and boots The shop carries 1 for both cross country skiing and downhill skiing At the Grand Open Nov Mayor Miller and Regional Chairman seem to have gotten the short end of the ski Tuche centre peeks out from In between twollfcslzeikts Herald photo IF YOU HAVE A PET THEN YOU WON T WANT TO MISS THIS SALE Sale ends December 1987 PURINA DOG CHOW 20 1799 17 LIMIT BAGS PER CUSTOMER PURINA PUPPY CHOW 8 kg 99 8 MY CAT CAT LITTER WHISKAS CAT FOOD ro 59 PURINA MEOW MIX PURINA TENDER VITTLES PURINA HAPPY CAT Rg f LOWES KITTY LITTER KAL KAN CAT FOOD 75 MISS MEW CAT FOOD 6oz 00 PAL DOG FOOD ALPO DOG FOOD 55 PURINA BUTCHERS BLEND DOG FOOD 1999 HILLS SCIENCE DIET DOG FOOD U OFF ANY PURCHASE LB BAGS DR BALLARDS CHAMPION DOG FOOD 79J TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE TOP CHOICE OR 4 jo GAINES BURGERS I 9 LARGE SELECTION OF BULK FOODS RAWHIDES 25 L OFF SELECTED PET 0 ACCESSORIES GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR YOUR PETS I COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES FOR j YOUR CATS DOGS FISH BIRDS J AND SMALL ANIMALS WE ARE THE LEADER WHEN IT COMES TO LOWEST PRICES