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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday April Door smashed Police report an unknown suspect in the glass front door at 13 Delrex Blvd sometime between 8 pm April 16 and early the next morning caus ing damage Window smashed The Acton Restaurant at Main St had its front window smashed in between the evening of April and sometime the next morning police say Total damage is valued at and police suspect pellets from a pellet gun caused the damage Cars damaged Six vehicles parked outside of Jehovah Witness Hall at Highway and Avenue were van dalized between the early even ing of April 15 and the morning of April 17 Police report total- damage is valued at 350 Some of the vehicles had their wiper blades pulled off or tires flatten ed police say A car cover was stolen from one vehicle while two others had their radio antennae stolen Truck stolen Police report a new 1988 Ford pickup truck valued at and a set of licence plates from another pickup were stolen from the lot of Park LincolnMercury Motors on Highway sometime between 7 pm April 16 and the next morning Police recovered the automobile with the stolen licence plates on it in a field in the Shelburne OPP area April 18 Police have charged a 20-year- old male from the Shelburne area with possession of stolen proper ty The suspect will appear in court in Shelburne Impaired charge A Georgetown male was charg ed with impaired driving by police after being stopped April at the corner of Sideroad and Winston Churchill Boulevard Police stopped the car when the vehicle was seen travelling at a high rate of speed The man will appear in court May 29 Theft charges Police have charged two Toron to man and an Oakville man with theft in connection with a robbery at Barely Used Auto Parts on the Sixth Line in Hills April at 815 pm Police say four floor mats a hide away cupboard and a pair of headlights were stolen from a car parked on the lot The three men will appear In court May 29 Canada Packers wants town services for Beardmore lands Canada Packers is asking the Town of Halton Hills to provide sewage service for an Acton pro perty Mayor Miller has call ed the most contaminated piece of property in Southern Ontario The Haltol Hills mayor referred to 300 acres of land owned by Canada Packers Incorporated in southcentral urban Acton The company presently services its own sewage treatment through a spraying system Understandably they want to get out of their private lagoon spraying system said town plan ning director Ian Keith But Mr Keith added that Actons sewage supply is limited The town has to becarefulhesaid The town will not make a deci sion until consulting with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority The Ministry of the En vironment must also review Canada Packers application The lands are on the site of the Beardmore Tannery closed several years ago There are two existing buildings on the property which occupy 93000 ft and house employees Canada Packers is asking the town to hook up sewage services only to these buildings Halton Region says that full ser vicing could not be provided for all the Beardmore lands Mayor Miller said that nearly all tjieir Canada Packers buildings lie within the of Black Creek I would imagine its the most contaminated piece of property in Hills if not in southern On tario he said Mr Keith said Canada Packers presently has an environmental impact study being conducted and the Ministry of the Environment is presently dealing with current plans said town engineer Bob Austin He added that ministry testing is being done on a con tinuous basis There is now ongoing discus sion with the ministry he said The town will not decide on whether or not to grant Canada Packers sewage service for about acres of land near the buildings until a second report goes to town council from the planning depart ment The planning department is recommending a public meeting to discuss the issue with area residents and is recommending the meeting be held jointly with the North Acton Industrial Implemen tation group Business will employ 265 people Continued from Page l Mr Kiddle says that was the case at the lower end of the Fourth Line which was reconstructed to accommodate increased traffic flow And Mr Kiddle expressed con cerns about the appearance of a large building in a largelyrural setting The town says the visual impact will be addressed by the site plan process But Mr Kiddle disagreed The scenery along Highway north from Milton is very attractive as it approaches the escarpmeat Peo ple from our larger centres of population drive out here to ad mire the scenery and to spend time in the country But the town says it is no longer necessary to hold a public meeting on the issue Staff are satisfied that the in tent to use the property for in dustrial purposes is being main tained and therein no further public meeting is necessary committee said farmland in this area is more important than making money TILE KING Johmince Bulk Poods FOR ALL YOUR BAKING NEEDS OPEN 7 DAYS A- Located at Carols 65 MAIN ST S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available 3S4 Guelph St Unit 23 Georgetown Ontario 8732588 The report prepared for towi council last week was the result Canada Packers longstanding re quest said Mr Keith Canada Packers were pressing us for some time to get a report out he said New taxi licence A Glen Williams man could receive his third taxi cab licence making him the owner of three licences of a total 18 in Halton Hills The towns bylaw officer Bob recommended William Wilkinson be approved for a cab licence upon payment of the ap propriate fees Mr Wilkinson has applied to take over the licence or plate presently issued to Tony Bishop He operates his two taxis under the brokers licence issued to Halton Hills Taxi A town bylaw allows for taxi cabs within Halton Hills There are presently and there will be one more if Mr Wilkinsons ap plication is approved by town council CUSTOM I PAINTING Interior A Exterior I 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