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Page THE HERALD Wednesday January 18 Gas pedal sticks Police say a malfunctioning gas pedal caused severe damage to a car driven by a Georgetown roan Friday night The man was driving his 1989 Chevrolet to the car dealership when the gas pedal apparently stuck and the car reversed strik ing a hydro pole on a local cres cent Police say there were no in juries and they will not lay charges in the singlecar colli sion Severe damage A 1967 Ford was severely damaged after it struck a van parked near Edith Street in Georgetown Saturday morning Police say the Ford was south bound when it went out of control and struck a parked 1988 GMC van causing light damage to the vehicle No charges were laid and police report no injuries car collision A twocar collision at King Street and Street in Georgetown resulted in damage to the vehicles Thursday morn ing Police say a went out of control while west bound on the icy road and struck a 1985 Subaru parked at the road side The driven by a Georgetown man was lightly damaged The 1985 Subaru driven by a Georgetown woman was moderately damaged There were no injuries and police are not laying charges No injuries A Steeles Avenue collision caused extensive damage to a Ford Mustang Thursday night Police say the 1981 Mustang was on Steeles Avenue near 10th Line when it struck an ley patch and slid into the path of a 1985 Pontiac The received light damage while the Ford was severely damaged Police report no injuries in the accident and no charges laid Fence struck A singlevehicle collision at Steeles Avenue and Line caused moderate damage to a Dodge pickup Thursday morni lag Police say the pickup was eastbound on an icy road when it went out of control and struck a INDEX 6 Editorial Opinion Page Business Page 911 Lifestyles In The Schools Comic Page 13 Horoscope 13 Bridge 1520 Sports Entertainment 2228 Classifieds DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON DT 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE fence The driver a Brampton manj 54 was uninjured No charges have been laid Car hits sign A 1980 Chevrolet was severely damaged when it struck a con struction sign Thursday night Police say the car driven by a Georgetown man was south bound on Mountainview Road near Summit Lane when it went out of control and struck the sign Police report no Injuries and no charges were laid in the accident Youth charged A 16yearold Eden Mills youth has been charged with public mischief after Halton Regional Police say a false report of a hit- andrun accident was given Police laid the charge Sunday after determining a damaged vehicle had not been involved in a hitandrun accident as was originally reported The youth Is scheduled to ap pear in court Feb 17 Tarp missing Police saya tarpaulin valued at was taken from a car parked on Highway near Acton sometime between Jan 12 and Jan 14 The tarpaulin was being used to protect the vehicle police say Speakers taken Two stereo speakers were taken from a hatchback vehicle sometime Jan or Jan say police The vehicle was locked and there was no sign of forced entry Total value of the speakers and damage to the vehicle was estimated at Man injured A man 19 was taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital following a Jan collision Police say a 1971 Dodge Dart driven by the man landed in a ditch and drove into some shrubs around pm An approaching car allegedly blinded the driver with its headlights The car was severely damaged Police say no charges were laid Vehicles collide A Georgetown man la was in jured when his 1972 Volkswagen struck an oncoming vehicle around 7 am Saturday morning Police say the car was north bound on Maple Avenue near Guelph Street when a 1963 Chevrolet pickup pulled out to make a left turn The Volkswagen was severely damaged while the pickup was moderately damag ed The Volkswagen driver was treated and released from Georgetown hospital The Chevrolet driver a Georgetown man 23 is charged with driving while under suspension Halton Village mixup left wondering More than people who have purchased houses on the west side of Mountainview Road In Halton Hills Village may lose them because their lots cannot be servic ed Bruce Hayward a Georgetown resident who has recently sold bis home and purchased a house from Fembrook Homes on the west side of Mountainview Road appeared before council Monday to ask for their help They Homes were selling homes In areas which havent been approved for homes said Mr Many of the people who have bought the homes live in Georgetown he added What has happened according to town deputy planner Bruce Homes purchased lots on the west side of Mountain- view Road from the developer Halton Hills Village Homes Fem brook began selling homes in the summer In the late fall Hills Village Homes changed the phasing of the lots for the second time Because of servicing limita tions the firm is allowed a total of 510 homes The rephasing in the fall switched most of the homes to be serviced from the west side of the road to the east side Now only homes on the west side can be serviced But brook has sold 114 homes on the west side The developers had submitted a plan to preservice two parcels of land on the west side of the road totalling 137 lots Now the developers want a third parcel of land containing 100 lots of which 60 have been sold the other were sold in the first two parcels to be preserviced as well What that will do is make all 114 people who have purchased homes eligible to have their homes servic ed On Monday the town agreed and asked Region to allow the of all homes on the west side of the road a course of action normally against Halton policy according to Mayor Miller normally allows only to homes eligi ble for services in this case only homes Even if the Region agrees to all 237 homes only of the homes can be fully serviced and built leaving 21 homeowners out in the cold The rest of the homes can be serviced in a few years after some major water projects are completed by the town Mayor Miller said the fault for the fiasco doesnt lie with the town The developer has known for many years he had lots the mayor said I feel terrible about this but in no way is the town responsible for whats taken place he said I feel weve been hung out and well look like the bad guy Mr Hayward said the town should have checked into how many homes had been sold and where before it approved phasinginthefall It is up to the developer Halton Hills Village Homes and the builders Fembrook Homes to keep their lines of communication open said Mr Tuesday The town is not privy to private dealings between developers builders and homeowners Mayor Miller said Turner begins town hall talks In keeping with his promise to stay in close touch with the peo ple of the constituency Halton- Member of Parliament Garth Turner is launching a series of ongoing town hall The first of these meetings Is scheduled for tonight the arts Have you ever dreamed of the world of limelight and grease paint Or wished you had the time to paint weave do stain glass or pottery For one night and one night only you can experience both the visual and performing arts together in harmony The evening will begin with the Georgetown Little Theatre performing Night Must Fall After the play you are in vited to mingle with the cast while enjoying coffee and refreshments in the Art Gallery Pointings by the Palette and Pencil dub will be on display in the Gallery for your Drowsing enjoyment Members of the Credit Valley Artisans will be hand to introduce you to their organization Night Must Fall Is a benefit per formance by Georgetown Little Theatre to raise funds for the Credit Valley Artisans Building Fund The play will be held on Thursday Feb 16 at the John Elliott Theatre 9 Church Street Georgetown Curtain time is at 8 pm and tickets are Contact Linda Parker at 8530361 for fur ther ticket information day in Bolton while the second will be next Wednesday Jan 25 in Georgetown Mr Turners office says the meetings will be entirely open to the public and are on an basis The general public will be given the opportunity to talk with Mr Turner and ask him any questions they may have on Issues they feel are important The local meeting will be held at the North- Halton Golf and Country Club In the downstairs meeting room beginning at 730 next Wednesday The following week there will be another meeting held in Burl ington NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE Boulevard Bramalea SW corner 7 Bible Study Worship Sunday 1 am 700 pm Wednesday 800 pm We Provide Childrens Church Nursery Service translation Pastor George A HP DR KATHLEEN J ARMITAGE BA MO ANNOUNCES the reestablishment of her PRACTICE for PHYSICAL MEDICINE REHABILITATION including SPORTS MEDICINE 31 Centre St S BRAMPTON L6W2X7 CONSULTATION BY REFERRAL Celebrates Its UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ON ONE DOZEN DONUTS OO C0F MUFFIN BOX OF 20 SMIDGETS 99 BUY1COFFEE FREE Check Out Our 32 Varieties Everyday Pastries Croissants Muffins Danish Homemade Cookies Brownies WE ALSO HAVE HOMEMADE Soup Chili Biscuits OPEN DAYS 24 HOURS tifei 3MOtMpliStiMtargtown Donufc 8731211