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Page 2 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday June 3 1989 Assault charges Regional Police laid charges of assault in connection with a fight on Churchill Road South at Kingsley Road in Acton the evening of May 29 Police say a 30yearold Cambridge man and a 31yearold Acton man had been drinking when the two started to argue The Cambridge man kicked the other mans vehi cle at which time the Acton man got out of his car and struck the Cambridge man He was treated at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital for a cut nose bru and scratches to the back of his shoulders Both men are to appear in court June 26 Window smashed Police say someone smashed the south side window of an office building in the Armstrong Avenue area of Georgetown and stole an adding machine telephone and in change sometime between the afternoon of May 27 and the morning of May 29 The stolen property is valued at 150 Stereo stolen A car stereo valued at 30 was stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked in the area of Irwin in Georgetown sometime between the late evening of May and the next morning police say During the same period a equalizer was stolen from a lock ed Toyota parked on Crescent in Georgetown The vehicles right rear door had been pried open Roof damaged Police say someone used a skateboard on the roof of a GMC van parked in the area of Eden Place in Georgetown sometime between the evening of May and the next morning causing approximately in damage Charges laid Police have laid charges of im paired driving following a citizens complaint In response to the call police found a 38-year- old Georgetown man in a car parked in a Sinclair Avenue park ing lot A court date was established during a bail hearing held Thursday 1400 stolen Police say someone stole from a convenience store Queen Street in Acton Thursday afternoon The money was stolen from an unlocked safe located in the front counter area of store J OFFICE MAGIC FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE a STATIONERY NEEDS DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON DT CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN a ACROSS FROM LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE 872359 Halton Hills lags behind in recycling efforts Hills residents lag behind other Halton municipalities in recycling according to Regional survey results released this month In a report to Regional coun cillors last week Environics Research Group Limited data in dicated that per cent of Halton Hills residents surveyed said they participated in a recycling pro gram This compares to Burlington where 93 per cent participate Oakville where per cent par ticipate and Milton where per cent of residents are active in a recycling program The survey results were based on the interview of residents The survey was weighted to repre sent each municipality residents are aware of how waste is being managed by the Region but they tended to overestimate the role played by recycling landfill and incinera tion said the report Almost per cent of those surveyed said they knew the Region was looking for an option to landfill People interviewed said they would consider the wetdry option of recycling where wet waste from dry waste such as packag ing Wet waste would be used for composting Onethird of those surveyed said they would likely consider this program if offered by Halton Region bringing the total up to 80percent support for the wetdry program Six of 10 residents surveyed in Halton Region expressed concern about having an incinerator located somewhere in their com munity More Halton Hills residents were concerned about in creased truck traffic health ef fects odors and loss of property value than in the three other municipalities All municipalities expressed concern- for air pollution danger in creased by an incinerator But per cent of the Halton peo ple surveyed said they would not stop recycling if incineration was available Halton Hills residents surveyed led the percentage in asking for general information Those in Oakville and Milton were concern ed about where facilities would be located Milton residents also re quested environmental and health information about waste manage ment- such as food scraps is separated The Regional survey report says Only 10 days to go GDHS Report b MICHELLE I dont mean to keep harping on the subject but there are only 10 days of school left do you know where your exams are Each year we the students are given a photocopy of the exam schedule The reason we are given it at mid term is because it takes us two months just to decipher the thing Am I right or am I nght Why do they have to have course codes why cant they just say Grade 12 advanced English Too many letters I guess Well we have a new student council president now eh Welcome Jill Windsor Not only do we have a president that has ex perience in the school politics from being on student council for three years straight but we also have a president that doesnt have a Dan Quale clone for vicepres Nope Hello to Gary Robinson Hey I used to live on the same street as him What a history we have Dont forget to check out the story on Page On Thursday majority of the student body went out and worked their bodies by participating in a twokilometre walk This was because of the Participaction Challenge with So students walked ran crawled or were dragged through the course in only minutes Is that a record or something There are a few students in our midst who are a part of the opening ceremonies at SkyDome Theyve been putting in numerous hours of rehearsal and will be more than a little upset if the opening is cancell ed on Saturday Thats it for me See ya next week TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS GEORGETOWN 8775185 ENVIRONMENT WEEK IN HALTON HILLS June to 10th 1989 The Town of Halton Hills in conjunction with Environment Canada would Ike all staff and citizens to participate in the following events scheduled for each day of the week Monday June 5 1 Merit Monday The presentation of a Certificate of Merit to the Bruce Trail Association at General Committee at the Clerks Building on Trafalgar Road at PM Tuesday June 1989 Tree Planting Tuesday Wednesday June 7 1989- Wednesday Thursday June 8 TrMum Thursday Friday June 9 1989- Bird Feeder Friday Saturday June 10 1989- Softbal Saturday The planting of a tree at the new Halton Civic Centre AN smoking win be banned tor one day at Hie Halton Civic Centre A day to recognize the TrlBum flower In Halton HIUs Theinstalationofablrd feeder at the new Halton Hits Civic Centre Town staff the Town Council to a game of in order to raise money for bird seed for the bird feeder Norval Bal Park rural residents those small towns were also concerned about where a waste site would be located Although Halton residents have an ongoing interest in the Regions waste management they are asking for general in formation and not specifics says the Regional survey Group helps to cope with cancer The Living with Cancer group gives meetings to provide emotional support and practical guidance to the patient families and friends meetings are held at St Pauls United Church Fellowship room 123 Main Street Milton every second Thursday from pm The groups are sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society and led by nurses The next meeting will be held on June 15 For more information please call the Cancer Society Milton Unit at or 8781876 New executive selected for CWL An installation ceremony was recently held at Holy Cross Parish where the newly elected executive and convenors of committees for Holy Cross Catholic Womens League were sworn in by Rev Dave Cote spiritual director for the league Executive members are past president Noreen Miehm presi dent Jeanne Chandler president elect Joan Gaffey firstvice Gerda Kirchmayr secondvice Siena Van recording secretary Agnes Lawrence correspondence secretary Sarah McLeaod and treasurer Joy Auckland Other members taking con- venorships are Marge Willis for spiritual development Joan Gaf fey for organization Lucie for community life Gerda Kir chmayr for education Sarah for communications Siena Van for parish ac tivities Rita for historian Sylvia Glaude for telephones and Lucie for General meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month CWL members continue to support many local organizations with their time as well as donations OPENING JUNE 9th Driving Range 18 Hole Mini Putt COUNTRY VIDEO GAMES 1 Line River Across from Georgetown Golf 8772254 Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers of Canada NEXT CLASS TO START June WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVENING PM to 1000 PM FOR WEEKS 16 Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL 4590417 YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA