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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday June 1989 Page Wallet stolen Regional Police say so meone stole a wallet and some personal papers from a Plymouth van parked at Georgetown District High School on Street on Monday The stolen property was valued at Equipment missing About worth of com puter equipment disappeared from a business establishment located in the area of the Ninth Line and Sideroad 10 in Hills sometime between the ear ly evening of June and the next night police say CB stolen Police report someone entered a Georgetown business on Ann strong Avenue through an unlock window and stole a nonfunctioning radio camera and a pair of gloves sometime between the afternoon of June and the morning of June 12 Value of the stolen pro perty is estimated to be Sign hit Police say a 1988 Ford ended up in a ditch along Trafalgar Road north of Sideroau 10 after the driver a 24yearold Mississauga woman lost control of the vehicle which slid and hit a sign during the evening of June 3 Charges of making an improper lane change were laid in connection with the incident Charges laid Police report a Georgetown man travelling southbound on Trafalgar Road in a Chevrolet took the Trafalgar Road exit and then changed his mind running over a highway sign during the early morning of June 3 Charges of careless ing have been laid as a result of the incident Severe damage A 1985 Ford driven by a 36- yearold woman was severely damaged following a twovehicle collision on Winston Churchill Boulevard north of Steeles Avenue in Hills during the early evening of May police say The 1985 Ford and a 1989 Ford driven by a Georgetown man were both travelling northbound on Winston Churchill Boulevard when the Georgetown man attempted to overtake the other vehicle its left front end forcing the vehicle off the road No injuries were reported Police have laid charges of making an improper lane change Impaired charges Regional Police have laid charges of impaired driving following an accident on Winston Churchill Boulevard south of Guelph Street in Norval early Friday morning A Brampton man is scheduled to appear in court July in connection with the incident No injuries were reported Man charged Police seized a partial case of beer after stopping a 28yearod Terra Cotta man who was driving his vehicle erratically on at Winston Churchill Boulevard in Halton Hills early Sunday morning Charges of im paired driving were laid follow ing the incident A July 17 court date has been scheduled Fence damaged Police say someone recently drove a vehicle through the fence surrounding a Halton Hills garage in the Sixth Line and Sideroad area The car was then abandoned in a nearby ditch Police report the person climbed the fence to gain entry Estimated damage to the fence was 800 No estimated value of the damage caused to the vehicle was given Classic cars at Cedarvale By MICHELLE ROU1LLARD Herald Special Fathers Day is coming up on June and what better way to celebrate it than going to see some beautiful cars Classics Against Cancer will be held at Cedarvale Park and will be showing various antique and exotic automobiles Classics Against Cancer is separate from Pioneer Days but the cause is excellent all money raised will go towards the Cancer Society There is an admission charge of for adults for peo ple under 16 and kids who are eight years or younger are free Anyone 14 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult The cars assembled for the day are from the owners who wish to show their car to the public for a good cause To enter a car into the show there is a charge all of which goes towards the Cancer Society and each owner gets a breakfast During the show which will be held between 11 a m and m on Fathers Day there will be a Peo ple s Choice Award A donation box is placed beside each of the cars and the people vote by putting money in the boxes explained Neil Young who has been busy ing the show since November of The car which collects the most money during the day wins a trophy One of the biggest attractions of last year s show will be back this year A 1929 Duesenberg Model J owned by Terry Raddy of Toronto has been very popular Mr recently entered his car into the Pebble Beach Concours dElegance in California and won best of show Even back in the year that it was sold it cost the same as buying three Rolls 18 Last year Classics Against Cancer raised and this year organizers are hoping to double it Mr Young said He said that it is a lot of work to get it all organiz ed but- definitely worth the ble Other than beautiful cars there will also be three live bands giving their time free of charge for the Cancer Society Men without Hairs with Edgar Thatcher Sudden Impact with John McDonald and the Credit Valley Jazz Gats Jazz music will be entertaining the crowd during the day Other attractions Include the Chamber of Commerces Biggest Ice Cream Buffet in the World which last made an appearance at last years BIG celebration The Kinsmen Kuettes and the Op timists will be providing food and helping to set up the event WITH WINDOW TINTING Make your car cooler and more comfortable with Tidy Car s top quality window tinting Choose the colour and amount of tint thats right for you Adds a custom look to any car van or truck MY CLEANING IHTERIOBS A SHINE RUNNING BOARDS FABRIC PROTECTION SUNROOFS STRIPING VINYL ROOF REVITALIZING RUST PROOFING SPLASH GUARDS TOUCH UP PAINT CAR COVERS WINDOW TINTING ESS CARS SHU Sjf FREE RUNNING BOARDS installation A Full Line of Custom Car Truck Accessories 8730570 265 Street Georgetown Mon Touts 8am Friday 8am 9pm Saturday 8am 4pm FORGET FATHERS DAY JUNE 1889 GREAT GIFT IDEAS FOR DAD MY GENERATION 1 1 5 Main St S DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 8732851 Across From Knox Church