The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE HERALD Wednesday January 11 Page Fur coats taken in Burlington Halton Regional Police are requesting assistance in regards to a theft of fur coats which took place at the Burlington Mall Guelph Line Burlington at 10 Monday Nov A truck belonging to a fur storage and cleaning company was making a delivery at Robin sons The driver had parked on the north side of the store and entered When he returned a few minutes later he saw a male per son run from the truck carrying several fur coats The suspect entered the passenger side of a white van which then left the area Stolen were one brown and white full length Size 1214 one dark mink no lining Size 12 14 two dark mink Sizes and 20 one ranch mink Size and one black Size 12 14 Total value of the goods is CRIME STOPPERS OF HALTON The suspect is described as male white Meet 10inches with dark hair and wearing a black jacket The suspect vehicle is describ ed as a Ford van white Crime Stoppers will pay up to SI for information that leads to an arrest in this case or any other case Callers are not re quired to reveal their identities or testify in court The Crime Stop pers toll free number is 1800685151 Council holds on proposal A Georgetown metal recycling company seeking to expand its business is currently operating il legally and may have to be shut down Monarch Resource Recovery and Transfer Ltd located at 309 Armstrong Ave does not have the needed salvage yard licence to allow for open storage the area and that licence cant be granted until the land is rezoned town planning director Ian Keith told councillors Monday The application for to allow for open storage on the 1 1 acre lot has met with strenuous objections from purchasers of a bordering condominium project known as The Sands and from two neighboring businesses Fused Metals Inc and Mold Masters Ltd The objectors say the business is now and will be unsightly should the application for rezoning be granted They also say outside storage leads to garbage and messy streets Councillors deferred a staff recommendation to refuse the ap plication pending a submission by a lawyer for the owner Wayne Olson at Mondays council meeting Town staff say the application should be rejected because it com plies with the legal definition of an obnoxious operation and because it is incompatible land use with neighboring residential areas specifically The Sands Because its incompatible It does not meet the intent of the towns official plan town planners say Mr Olson appeared before cil Monday saying his metal recycling yard provided a much- needed service in town and he urg ed council to give the application its blessing to prove its own recycl ing efforts arent just tokenism Mr Olson operates an open hearth smelting furnace to recycle aluminum on the land but he only burns about once every two mon ths Toe town is talking to the Ministry of Environment about the hearth Mr Olson said his is the only local business recycling steel and large appliances such as refrigerators and stoves Yes its ugly and its dirty but somebodys got todoitbe said JANUARY SUNROOFS 00 INSTALLED Rag While Supplies Lasll Many Mors Specials 266Qualph8tGorBtowii 8734570 OKK MMbi Elliott finds discrepancy Acton Councillor Norm Elliott is calling on all Acton residents to write Reclamation Systems the company proposing a landfill site in the Acton quarry telling them to halt their plans Im inviting everybody in Acton to go to the library and pick up a comment sheet to write to the pro ponents and tell them that they dont want that site in Acton Elliott said Monday He made the remarks after poin ting out a discrepancy in a pam phlet put out by RSI and distributed m local newspapers last week The pamphlet proposes a revised transportation route to the proposed dump for trucks car tying garbage along Highway 25 Trucks coming from would travel south along Highway 25 then east on Regional Road to the dump Coun Elliott said quoting from the pamphlet The pamphlet then says that route does not pass through any urban areas said Coun Elliott Theyre damn well going to drive through Acton right through Main Street Maybe they dont consider Ac ton an urban area Residents cant be expected to believe other expert consultants reports when such a glaring I discrepancy finds its way into a propaganda pamphlet said Elliott Its disturbing when something this glossy comes out in the newspapers If RSI keeps hyping the landfill site people will believe Its a fait accompli he said If you tell enough lies sooner or later somebodys going to believe it damage Fire officials say an exploded water pump and fuel tank caused damage Sunday night Of ficials were called to a Lot 10 Con home to put out the blaze The cause of the explosion is unknown NOTICE NIGEL M PHIPPS md Family Physician is pleased to announce the Opening of his Family Practice at the GEORGETOWN PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING 99 Sinclair Ave Suite Georgetown Ont L7G 5G1 Telephone 8733344 Now the largest independent clothier in Canada Store front With tow Foot Frontage OF ARTHUR PRICE SALE Saw 50 Off Entire Slock Ovw2 MHKon Dodare Worth of Seasons Mans and Ladles Fashions Exeapt Danhnst and Sava 10 Off CruHwwaar and Early Spring Arrivals SAVE OFF AND MORE ON 1000 MENS SUITS Sliai SO Rag ToS425 SALENS 129 SAVE 50 OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OF 2000 FAMOUS BRAND NAME SUITS KM 10 ISM SAVE Vi MORE ON SPORTCOATS AND BLAZERS Sim to SALE89 TramandOu Twaadi Spring Fall Wool Silk Bland and SAVE OFF ALL OTHER SPORTCOATS BLAZERS ALL FAMOUS BRANDS Rag SAVE OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OVER SOW DRESS SLACKS CORDUROYS ALL FAMOUS BRANDS Flg J40 sale FROM lf TO SAVE OFF ENTIRE SELECTION ALL WEATHER TOPCOATS WINTER OVERCOATS SLACKS JACKETS SHIRTS ACCESSORIES SAVE 50 OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OF LEATHERS Rag SAVE ON 2000 SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS SALE SAVE OFF OUR FABULOUS SELECTION OF MEN S TIES THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM ALL AT 50 SAVINGS SAVE ON OUR TERRIFIC SELECTION OF SWEATERS Hag To it SALE 2000 SWEATERS SAVE 50 TO OFF ALL SWEATERS FAMOUS BRANDS TERRIFIC SELECTION SAVE 10 OFF OUR FABULOUS COLLECTION OF CRUISE WEAR OPEN OATS A WEEK Moo Wed sal HOURS ThnaFriMghtito9 SAVE 50 OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OF OUTERWEAR OF TWEEDS WINTER JACKETS SKI JACKETS PARKAS MORE FROM UP SAVE 50 OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY FAMOUS BRAND DRESS SHIRTS OVER TO CHOOSE FROM Siit4lolSRao NOW FROM JUST DEDUCT OFF TICKETED PRICE SAVE OFF MENS ROBES GLOVES SCARVES STANFIELO AND JOCKEY TOPS BRIEFS AND T SHIRTS HATS CAPS BELTS BY CHRISTIAN DIOR OANT ALL BELTS IN STOCK DRESS AND CASUAL SOCKS SAVE 50 OFF LADIES FALL WINTER FASHIONS SAVE EVEN MORE IN S GARAGE SALE OUTLET FREE BEVERAGE WITH COUPON VISIT MAIN STREET STATION ARTHUR S NEWEST RESTAURANT AND HAVE A COFFEE OR SOFT ONUS SAVE MORE ON OUR GREATEST EVER SELECTION OF SPORT SHIRTS ALL AT OFF MORE VINOS SAVE 50 OFF MEN FASHION CORDUROYS AND COTTON PANTS AND ALL CASUAL IN OUR NEW 0000 FT ADDITION DEVOTED TO THE MOST WANTED DESIONEH NAMES AS POLO COLOURS ALEXANDER JULIAN IZOD BOSTON TRADERS TOPSIDER AND MOREI ALL AT PRICE ALTERATIONS AT A MINIMAL CHARGE OUR TAILORING STAFF OF I su mans MENS WEAR Main Street Arthur