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Page THE HERALD Wednesday October 1 1 1989 Man charged Regional Police laid charges of being drunk in a public place following an incident out side a Mill Street area bar in Ac ton Sunday morning A 29- yearold Acton man allegedly started a fight with the bars owner after the man refused to leave the properly A court date has yet to be determined Mischief charges Charges of mischief have been laid in connection with two vehicles being vandalized on the Town Line south of Sideroad In the area of Twin Lakes in Halton Hills Friday night Police say a 17yearold Milton man allegedly threw a beer bottle at the roof of a 1966 Dodge causing damage to the rear roof post and used a log to smash another vehicles resulting in damage was a bush party on he time police say A date lias been scheduled in connection with the charges Twocar collision Charges of failure to for traffic were laid following a two- car collision at Street and Mill Street in Georgetown Thurs day afternoon Police sa a 1989 Dodge driven by a 64yearold Georgetown woman collided with a westbound Chevrolet The Dodge was travelling east- bound and was signalling to make a left hand turn when the acci dent occurred A 25yearold resident was the Chevrolets driver Assault charges A 27yearold Georgetown man allegedly threw a 21yearold Georgetown woman against a wall and kicked her several times because the woman wanted to sleep in before going to work Fri day morning at a Sargent Road residence in Georgetown police say The woman was uninjured Charges of assault have been laid in connection with the incident end a Nov 6 court date has been scheduled Passed out Police laid charges of being in toxicated in a public place after they found a 20yearold Ballinafad man passed out on the corner of Main Street and Mill Street in Georgetown early Fri day morning Food stolen Police say someone stole assorted foods from a town parks and recreation concession booth located in the south corner of the baseball field on Sideroad 22 in Limehouse sometime last Thurs day night The culprit kicked in a piece of plywood that covered a small opening to enter the building The stolen propertys value was underlermined Fight at dance A group of Mfsslsaauga people allegedly pulled out knives when a fight involving about 100 people broke out during a Soc cer team sponsored dance held the Croatian Centre In Norval early Saturday morning One male had his lip cut and another had his nose broken dur ing the fighting but both refused medical attention Regional Police say When police arrived at the cen tre the fighting had stopped Witnesses told police it started when the people from were told to leave but refused Police say they saw several highly intoxicated minors some of whom couldnt stand up According to a police report the hall itself looked as if it was hit by a bomb Tables and chairs had been tipped over and the floor was covered in alcohol The report also went on to say thai several beer bottles and cans and empty liquor bottles were found in the parking lot Beef dinner The Knox Presbyterian Church will hold lis annual beef dinner on Oct at pm and 715 pm Adults are and children under 12 years old are Tickets are available at the church on Main Street in Georgetown or by calling Craft sale The Pegasus Christmas Craft sale will be held on Saturday Nov from am to 5 pm and on Sunday Nov from noon to pm The sale will be held on Sideroad 17 west of the Fifth Line on the north side of the road The sale will involve about 40 artists from Halton Hills and other parts of Ontario Guest speaker Diane Kuster Peel County Ar chives will be the guest speaker speaking on the topic Preserva tion of Family Papers an In the hills Photographs at the Branch Ontario Genealogical Society meeting Oct 22 at 2 pm held at Chinguacousy Library Civic Centre Bramalea City Centre Visitors welcome Hobby show Over 275 hobbies and crafts will be represented at The Hobby Show North Americas largest hobby and craft show Nov 35 at the International Centre Toron to With everything from radio control car races to a craft make it and take it theatre The Hobby Show this year will feature an op portunity for visitors to try their hand at flying a radio control air craft or helicopter on the simulator and see the postage stamp show and philatelic exhibi tion Show hours are Friday 12 noon to pm Saturday 10 am to 10 pm and Sunday Threat could freeze projects Push for Sunday shopping Continued from Page I The committee for fair shopping said it anticipates opposition from religious groups but says that students would be willing to work Sunday shifts The new provincial legislation protects employees who refuses Sunday shifts the shopping committee says But Mr Forbes said there is a conflict between buyers and sellers in Halton The shoppers in Halton are undoubtedly in favor of Sunday shopping The people who have to work that Sunday are undoubtedly not He said if Regional council takes a neutral position on Sunday shop ping in Halton it can be construed as saying Sunday shopping is not appropriate If Halton supports the grocery chains in their fair shopping com mittee the impact will be felt all over the Region The Group has five stores in Halton in addition to corporate owned IGA stores The two stores in Hills one in Acton and one in Georgetown are franchises What we want to do is provide them with the option of opening Oshawa Group vicepresident Mr Wolfe said Halton Hills has at least one store from each of the four grocers represented at Halton Region by the fair shopping committee There are two IGA stores a store a Miracle Food Mart and an A and P There are also a number of fruit markets in this town The fair shopping committee says Peel Region is farther ahead than Haltonin studies of Sunday shopping Peel is schedul ed to file a report on Sunday shopp ing in the near future Mr said Continued from Page allocations could freeze all 21 ap plications for water presently in the hands of town planning direc tor Ian Keith It means that 21 projects have been frozen by the developers re quest to review to the Ontario Municipal Board Mr Keith said Thursday It means that our day- today planning program will be altered substantially By virtue of their objection requests for referrals by HHVHI alters my priorities There is presently a population of about people in Georgetown and a water supply is in place to meet the needs of 24750 people a Regional report on Georgetown water says Applications now on file ask for water for 16858 more people If an allocation for people is given to Halton Hills Village Homes ACCIDENTS and or TRAFFIC TICKETS Your Insurance Rates and Demerit POINTS Former Police Officer will defend you in court Free Constitution Saturday Art Classes for Children Gnoigolown Pirn Ed Annul Golf Course OCTOBER NOVEMBER JANUARY6 W 1 Name of Group Contact Parson Address Brief Description of Float Overall Length Pteue return form no later than November 1989 Mail to Lions Santa Parade Box 73 Georgetown Mark Rush or Tom Cotton 8778769 No Political or Protest Groups please there will be a shortfall of water for people in proposed new developments the report says But Regional planning develop ment review director Pat Murphy said the firm could alter its views once a water allocation report soon to be completed by the town which allocated water for 6850 people At this stage it could be premature to say that this is going to be a planning problem Mr Murphy said But it could mean that all of the outstanding applica tions could be referred to the On tario Municipal Board He said the first step for Halton Hills is to determine where the water for Georgetown south will go Allocation of the water could resolve that objection made by Halton Hills Village Homes he said Mr Murphy said Town of Halton Hills planners are in no worse a situation as a result of Mr Bar- wicks letter than they were before Both Mr Murphy and Mr Keith said HHVHI did not specify how much water it needs for develop ment Mr Barwick who wrote the let ter to the Region asking for review by the OMB refused to comment on the issue His lawyer Bert Ar nold was unavailable for com ment Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers of Canada NEXT CLASS TO START WED NOV 8th Wed Thurs Evenings 700 1008 for Weeks Mountain view 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