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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday January IB 1991 Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Dial 91 1 Fire Information 8771133 Police NonEmergency 878551 1 Hospital Distress Centre Suspect cleared Regional Police ar rested a Glen Williams man for possession of a stolen trailer but later cleared the mat ter after hearing his explanation The 31yearold suspect was ar rested on Jan 5 based on a state ment from an informant police say When questioned the suspect denied his guilt on a video recording and was released un conditionally The suspect told police the property was stored at his residence upon request of a Hornby man and he agreed not knowing the property was stolen The Hornby man said he would pay him a month to store the trailer but him for one month The Glen Williams man then took the trailer to a business to sell it with the intention of giv ing the money to the Hornby man when it was sold But the Hornby man committed suicide before the trailer was sold Police say a computer check confirmed the suicide of the Hornby man and the matter was cleared GDHS hit again Police say Georgetown and District High School has been broken into for the third time in the last couple of weeks On Jan 15 at 237 am entry was gained into the school through a smash ed window The window was broken directly under a security light indicating the culprits were in a hurry and not intending a prolonged search of the school police say The entry was also in plain view of Guelph Street Police say only one suspect entered the school and the other remained outside which foot prints in the snow indicate The suspect inside the school went to the front counter area where a knapsack was picked up and discarded after the suspect noted the school alarm had activated police say The suspect exited the same way heshe got in and foot prints in the snow indicate the suspects ran towards Street heading north Police were able to identify some of the footprints in the snow and say one set were from a basketballtype tread with a circular pattern on the sole of the shoe Police say the shoe sizes were around eight and nine Police have no suspects but say the culprits appear to be two youths intersted in only taking easilytransportable items Property stolen Between Jan and Jan 15 worth of property was stolen from a Georgetown residence police say The property included about worth of gas and a battery stolen from a Ford van Police have no suspects Robbery reported Police investigated a robbery that took place in October after the victim finally reported the in cident to police Officers were told by a Georgetown man that 350 compact discs worth about from him The victim said he who did it and gave the suspect one month to come up with the money or give back the Police say the lead proved unsuc cessful and the report was filed for insurance purposes Lost control Police say a Mercury was severely damaged after its driver lost control of the vehicle on snowy roads and hit two mailboxes The accident oc curred on Jan at a m on Winston Churchill Boulevard north of 5 Sideroad after the vehi cle travelling at 60 kilometres per hour hit a patch of ice on the snowcovered road and skidded off the roadway into two mailboxes No charges have been laid Maple Avenue house to be demolished in April Stronger stance taken on landfill site Continued from Page I told committee members the ap plicants are incorrect in predic ting the landfills contaminating lifespan is probably over 100 years and not 10 to 20 years as RSI claims in its application The contaminating lifespan of a landfill explained Mr means the period of time the landfill will produce poisonous leachate Mr Feenstra said a con taminating lifespan of to years is ideal for a landfill but 100 years is definitely not The application is also incor rect in indicating the quarrys natural barrier that would reduce downward leakage of leachate is such that it would be tens of years and possibly more than years before any leachate would leak through the barrier and into the ground water system said Mr The consultant predicted seepage of leachate through the barrier would happen within years and not decades or cen turies Asked if he would recommend a landfill for the Acton quarry Mr told committee members I would not support a landfill on this site as proposed ByBENDUMMETT The Herald The Maple Avenue house in Georgetown on the property pro posed for a condominium development will be demolished in midApril said Fred Harrison the real estate agent for the development The development company Burlingtonbased and Associates has decided to demolish the building because no nonprofit group has taken ad vantage of the companys offer to take the home at Maple Avenue said Mr Harrison in a telephone interview Tuesday Mr Harrison said the public will be invited to purchase any of the houses contents during the demolition Money collected will be donated to the Bull family of Georgetown he said Georgetown residents Sheila Bull and daughter Amanda Bull were killed in a tragic auto acci dent last May Mrs Bulls other daughter Harmony was serious ly injured and is still recovering from injuries suffered in the acci dent Scott Boyes of Toronto was sentenced to five years in jail after being convicted on a charge of careless driving causing death in connection with the accident Halton Hills Builders Association- said Mr will be on hand during the demoIP to recover items in the house people want He predicted the demolition Purification plant completed Halton Regions Planning and Public Works Committee learned Wednesday the Prospect Park Water Purification plant in Acton has been completed and will be in operation in the near future According to a Regional staff report the plants capacity cor responds to the provincial Ministry of Environment guidelines but is designed to han dle double that capacity The plant has been established the report indicates to reduce iron in the water otherwise the water in its natural state could strain the plumbing fixtures and laundry facilities of Acton residents Robbie Burns night Legion Ladies Auxiliary Dont forget this years Robbie Burns dinner and dance January at 7 p all proceeds to go to the Talking Books for the Blind For further information call at Georgetown A team of Trudy Paul Anne Nicholson Hazel Dumper Jean Foster and Hall placed 3rd Con gratulations ladies We hear Jesse Bunton is home once again from the hospital we nope shes feeling better Anyone has not yet paid 1991 dues please do so time is running out TANNING TONING Facials MMricacs SMTlMiing Eurctse Indoor Mat FOR ASSISTANCE WITH ALL TYPES OF MORTGAGE FINANCING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CALL DAVE KRAUSE 8734991 WERE YOUR INSURANCE BROKERS WE UNDERSTAND PAUL ARMSTRONG INSURANCE BROKERS LTD MILL ST Halton HiOt Georgetown Ontario will probably happen the weekend of April Notices will be posted in the local newspapers to publicize the event added Mr Harrison Hills Chamber of Com merce and the Acton 197 Air Cadet Squadron were two local groups who expressed in terest in obtaining the house The development company in itially proposed to donate the house to a local nonprofit group said Mr Harrison The group would have had to pay the cost to move it to a new location be said Both the Chamber and Air Cadets lost interest in acquiring the house after determining the cost to move the house Chamber General Manager Doug said he received moving cost estimates in the range The Chamber wanted to move the house to a section of the Gor don Alcott Memorial Arena park ing lot Since the lot is Town pro perty the Chamber would have leased the house from the Town said Mr Penrice But the cost of moving the house coupled with the need to build a foundation purchase a new furnace and do necessary landscaping would have approached he said Town Mayor Miller who is also a member of the Chamber said given the tough economic times the cost was too steep The Air Cadets would have had to remove hydro lines to transport the house to a property in the south end of the Acton com munity and we were told forget it it would be too expensive said Squadron spokesperson Dave Whiting Michelle Fisher spokesperson for citizen group Residents Ac tive in Development Decisions said she wasnt sur prised no group was willing to ac cept the original offer Most nonprofit groups dont the land or money to move a house Meanwhile the development company has submitted a scaled- down version of its original development proposal Instead of proposing two 15storey con dominiums the company Is now proposing the build one condominium and and eight- storey condominium 77 Main Street South Downtown Georgetown 8731470 JAKES AUTO CLEAN 8773802 Dont Forget Our Address Change 265 Guelph St Steam Gleaning Interior Shampoo Under Car Oiling Scotch Guard Fire Retardant Engine Shampoo Sheen Paint TouchUp Georgetown Learn to Drive and Survive Young Drivers of Canada NEXT 4 WEEK CLASS STARTS WED JAN 30th91 630 pm to 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