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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday July 22 Charges laid This Dodge was one of two vehicles Involved in a twocar colli sion at the corner of Street and Maple Avenue In Georgetown July 14 was injured in the incident Regional Police laid charges of making an improper turn following the accident Herald photo Severe damage A 1986 Chevrolet was severely damaged following a threecar collision on Queen Street east of Church U Road in Acton Police say the Chevrolet driven by an 18yearold Acton man was travelling eastbound on Queen Street when it slid into the rear end of a 1979 Chrysler which in turn was pushed into the rear of a transport truck The Chrysler and the truck were both stopped on Queen Street at the time of the accident The Chryslers driver was a 32yearold Acton man The driver of the transport truck was a 28yearold Acton man Charges of following too closely were laid as a result of the accident Plant fire The fire department- doused a houseplant fire at a Guelph Street home in Georgetown Sun day night The fire was reported- ly caused when someone butted out their cigarette in a plant holder and a dead leaf caught Are The department didnt know the type of plant burned Officials report there were no damages nor injuries Charges of failure to stop were laid following a twocar collision at Main Street and Kingham Road in Acton during the early morning of July 11 A 1984 Mer cury driven by a Ac ton man collided with a Maz da while the Mercury was travelling southbound on Main Street South The Mazda driven by a 24yearold Acton man had turned on to Main Street South at the time of the accident Minor injuries A 16yearold Georgetown man was taken by ambulance to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital and treated for minor injuries following a twovehicle collision on Winston Churchill Boulevard at in Hills during the late afternoon of July The injured man was driving a motorcy cle at the time of the accident The motorcycle was travelling southbound on Winston Churchill Boulevard when it collided with a driven by a 21-year- old Georgetown woman fees are going up The Ministry of Transportation recently released details of fee changes for specific driver and vehicle transactions effective Aug 1989 These were originally an nounced in the May 1909 budget Driver and vehicle renewal fees will increase for renewal periods commencing on or after Aug 1 This means that anyone whose drivers licence andor vehicle plate validation sticker ex pires on or after July 31 1989 will be subject to the new fees The cost of a drivers licence renewal for three years increases to from Passenger vehicle plate valida tion stickers in southern Ontario increase from 54 and nor thern Ontario to from The cost of motorcycle plate validation stickers in southern On tario to from and nor thern Ontario to from 15 For a motorassisted bicycle validation sticker the fee goes to 12 from The plate validation sticker fee for personal use commercial motor vehicles weighing kilograms or less will increase to from in southern Ontario In northern Ontario the fee goes to from In addition to the fees announced in the budget there will be other driver and vehicle related fee in creases effective Aug 1 1969 to maintain consistency within the Ministrys fee structure The fee for an original drivers licence and for a replacement drivers licence goes to 10 from The historic plate validation sticker fee will increase to from 12 For a regular dealer plate validation sticker the fee goes to from and the dealer motor cycle and motor assisted plate validation sticker to from To increase the permitted gross weight of a vehicle by 7000 kilograms the fee for the Conver sion Unit will increase to from The minimum annual fee for bus plate validation stickers will in crease to from and for school bus plate validation stickers to from BLOCK BUSTER SIDEWALK MATTRESS SALE 3 Days Onlyi Sat July 22 thru Tues- July 25 INSTANT CREDIT NO DOWN PAYMENT APPLY FOR OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT TODAY DAY BEDS BRASS BEDS Was 24900 NOW 00 Twin with foundation From set Double with foundation From 1 sot Spaclal Edition Orthomatlc Mattrata with foundation with 1 manufacturer Twin 1 2900 set Double set Queen set Luxury Edition Spina Saver with Box Spring manufacturer guarantee Twin set Double set Queen set Also In stock Just arrived Brass and white day beds and headboards Large Selection at Reasonable Prices layamy Wan Upon Request HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Meadoanaai Town Centre on Winston Blvd 8219489 MasterCard and Ante Wanted Siiane Keith Date of Birth July 25 Male white Height Weight lbs Brown eyes black hair frequent ly worn in pony tail Last Known Address St Augustine Drive Oakville Warrants have been issued by Regional Police for Shane Keith wanted for Possession of Cocaine for the Purpose of Trafficking and Weapons offences In February Regional Police Drug officers executed a search warrant at a residence on St Augustine Drive in As a result of the search a of cocaine and a variety of am munition was seized Duiing the search four- males approached the home but on see police they fled leaving a sawedoff shotgun at the back door Three of the parties were apprehended and the fourth Shane escaped If you know the whereabouts of this wanted person Crime Stop pers will pay up to for in formation that leads to bis arrest Callers are not requlredto reveal their Identities or to testify la court The toll free number is 1800668515 CRIME STOPPERS WJOF HALTON Playgrounds now rated The Canadian Standards Association is completing the first Canadian standard CSA Standard Z614 Childrens and Equipment which is considered to be one of the most comprehensive set of guidelines in the world These new guidelines tackle the thorny question of how to design play equipment and that are challenging yet safe and focus on preventing serious in juries particularly to the head For the first time in any play equipment standard the CSA guidelines divide children into two distinct groups from IB months to five years and from five to years old While injury statistics can be misleading a Canadian study counted 5685 injuries resulting from all play equipment between and 1966 Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers Canada NEXT CLASS TO START AUGUST 9th Wed Tliurt Evenings 7001000 tor 4 Weeks SPECIAL 4 DAY PROGRAM August 900 pm 16 Mountainview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA