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Page 2 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday June 1989 Outlook en Halton Hills Kitty purred Veteran country linger Kitty Wells played two shows at the Hollywood In Norval Wednesday Kitty wowed the audience with many of her old favorites Herald photo by Myles Gtlson Fishing Derby today at Burns Conservation Area On Saturday June 10 the Bums Conservation Area wilt Host a Fishing Derby for Special Persons The program is co- hosted by the Region Con servation Authority and the Four Seasons Anglers and Hunters Club of Milton Any disabled adult or child may register for the event There are no entrance fees and com plimentary refreshments will be served by the Optimist Club of Milton The Burns Conservation Area is a quiet natural area that has been developed for hiking pic nicking and fishing The small Town gives advice on liquor permits The Town of Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Depart ment along with a local law firm presented an evening workshop on special occasion permits at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre Wednesday night Those who paid to attend heard from John E Schaljo from the law firm Kogon and Schaljo and Rankin manager of education and com munication with the Liquor Licenc ing Board of Ontario LLBO There was a chance to ask ques tions and presentations were given on obtaining steps for a special oc casion permit the rules and regulations of the permit special rules for volunteer organizations civil liabilities risk reduction strategies and knowing how much alcohol is too much Those invited to attend the even ing included ball owners and operators facility managers and employees bartenders and anyone who sponsors a special oc casion or volunteers to work at a licenced event pond located at the area is spring fed and provides some great trout fishing opportunities A fishing ramp suitable for wheelchairs has been built along the rassed shoreline On June 10 the pond will be stocked with Rain bow Trout courtesy of Spring Valley Trout Farms of Cam- Men charged Halton Regional Police have laid charges of uttering a death threat in connection with an dent occurring at a house in the Mountainview Road North area of Georgetown early Tuesday morning Police report a 35-year- old Brampton man threatened tu kill a Georgetown man 24 He at tended a ball hearing Wednesday at which tune a court date was scheduled 800 damage Charges of have been laid as a result of damages done to a twoyearold Red Oak Tree located in the Con area of Hills during the evening of May Police say four Georgetown youth all under the age of 17 allegedly drove a front end loader into the tree damaging it beyond repair Three of the youths are scheduled to appear in court July 21 while the other is set to appear September 15 Man injured A construction worker was taken by ambulance to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital after a wall collapsed and pinned him to the ground at a Duncan Drive con struction site in Georgetown past week Hospital officials say the 65yearold Toronto resident Anthony Carcla is listed in stable condition Police say the man was in a deep by tenft wide hole when the accident oc curred The incident is being in vestigated Impaired charges Police have laid charges of im paired driving after stopping a Chevrolet pickup on the Ninth Line just north of Sideroad early Wednesday morning A 26yearold Streetsville woman is scheduled to appear in court July Charges laid Charges of impaired driving were laid after police pulled over a Georgetown man for a Highway Traffics Act violation at the Guelph Street Sinclair Avenue intersection June 7 A July court date has been scheduled Window smashed Someone smashed a fourft by plate glass window located at George Kennedy Public School on Weber Drive in Georgetown during the early morning of May police say Property damaged is estimated to be Police are in vestigating Windshield broken Police report someone smash the windshield of a I960 International truck parked in an Armstrong Avenue factory park lot during the early afternoon of June Car stolen Charges of break and entering were laid in connection with the theft of a set of car keys and a Ford from an Adams Court home in Acton during the late evening of June 2 Police say a yearold man and an 18yearold man entered the home stole the keys and took the vehicle from the driveway Police found the damaged vehicle a half block from the residence Equipment stolen Police say someone stole worth of electronic equipment from a home in the Sideroad and Rural Road 5 area of Georgetown sometime during the day of June 7 Police are in vestigating Viewing platforms set for Credit Forks Brad Security Supervisor for the Conservation Authority and coordinator of the event says Registration is limited to participants and have already signed up He also indicated that members of the Four Seasons Anglers and Hunters Club will be sharing their fishing expertise and skills and will even have some fishing equipment on hand for those peo ple not having any Prizes will be awarded for the first largest and smallest fish caught There is also a tagged fish contest and several draw prizes The day gets under way at 10 a and is en couraged Burns is located on the First Li e in Milton three miles east of Campbellville and four miles north of the Hwy Registration forms and more in formation are available at the Administration Office of the Con Authority or the Mountsberg Field Office at 8542741 Construction of a series of viewing platforms along the Credit River Gorge Forks of the Credit Provincial Park will continue this summer following approval of additional funding from the Ontario Heritage Foun dation In the awarded 30000 to the Ministry of Natural Resources Maple District to undertake the first phase of the project The recent grant of will enable completion this summer Forks of the Credit Provincial Park is one of over public located on the Niagara Escarpment from Heights to the recently created Fathom Five National Marine Park at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula The park includes mature forests rolling meadows and scenic escarpment cliffs Its most prominent feature is the Credit River which cascades past the re mains of an historic mill and power dam The new viewing platforms will be adjacent to the Bruce Trail along the crest of the escarp ment offering visitors spec tacular views of the waterfalls and Credit River Valley Inter pretive signs located on the plat forms will highlight the special natural and historical features of the area The Ontario Heritage tion is an agency of the Ministry of Culture and Communications It administers Ontarios Niagara Escarpment Trust Fund in co operation with the Ministry of Natural Resources the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and the Niagara Escarpment Commis sion The fund is used largely to acquire proper for the Niagara parks system and for projects that will enhance public ap preciation of the special resources of the Niagara Escarp ment DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON DT 18 CHURCH 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