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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday February 1991 Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Dial 911 Fire Information 8771133 Police NonEmergency 8785511 Hospital 8770111 Distress Centre 8771211 Tires stolen Halton Regional Police say unknown suspects stole two tires from an Acton wrecking overnight on Feb Police say the culprits jacked up a 1982 Hon da while it was parked in the wrecking yard and removed the front tires They also attempted to remove the rear tires but left before doing so police say Owner of the yard requested ex tra patrols around the establish ment since hes experienced several other thefts Tools lifted Police report a garage in Limehouse was illegally entered and worth of tools stolen bet ween Jan27 and Feb Police say unknown suspects pryed open a locked door to the shed and once inside removed a tool roll Police are investigating Car vandalized About worth of damage was done to a 1987 Mazda parked at the Outdoor Education Centre in Silvercreek between 900 am and am on Feb police report Unknown culprits crack ed the windshield the drivers mirror and put two dents in the drivers door police say The in cident was reported for insurance purposes Residence damage Police say unknown suspects caused worth of damage to a resident in Acton between Jan 30 and Feb when they tried to break into the house Police say the suspects entered a garage in the house through an unlocked door and proceeded to a bedroom window where they removed a screen and cut the outer pane of glass No entry appeared to have been gained into the residence and no property was stolen Norval News Wedding bells By KAY WILSON Prophet Elias Church Mississauga was the scene of a pretty winter wedding when Tracy RRI Norval and George of Georgetown were united in mar riage on Jan 19 Tracy is the daughter of Barry and Karen of RRI and George is the son of Mike and Epitropou of Georgetown The church pews were decorated with Victorian bows trimmed with heather Father Sergio the grooms cousin performed the ceremony Haydn Evans was the organist The bride given in marriage by her father was lovely in a Vic torian style white lace gown with floorlength train carried a bouquet of roses Maid of honor was Andrea Stir- son a friend of the bride Liza Epitropou sister of the groom was bridesmaid Heather and Kerton friends of the bride were flower girls The brides attendants wore Victorian style lace and satin gowns in dusty rose The flower girls wore Victorian style gowns in offwhite lace and satin with wreath headpieces The best man was the grooms brother John and the usher John was a friend Each wore black tuxedos Special guests at the wedding were the brides Grandma Vera Roberts of Georgetown and Grampa and Grandma George and Ruth of Very special guest from Greece was the grooms aunt Kiovlasa A reception was held at the La Dome in Oakville for 175 guests The brides mother received for her daughter wearing a gown of black velvet with red roses Assisting was the grooms mother who wore a silk crepe gown trimmed with black sequins Both fathers of the bridal cou ple wore black tuxedos with tails Following the reception the couple left for a two week wed ding trip to St Marten On their return they will make their home in Georgetown Prior to the wedding the bride was feted at several showers Donna Mansfield of Coll- ingwood gave a dinner party followed by a shower with many beautiful gifts Donna Sproule Georgetown hosted a shower at her home Grandma Vera Roberts enter tained family members in honor of Tracys marriage and Liza the grooms mother and sister hosted a shower for the grooms family and friends All were miscellaneous showers 77 Main Street South Downtown Georgetown 8731470 26 Guelph St Georgetown 8779896 SALE THIS WEEK FIND THE LOWEST PRICES EVER ON ALL BRAND NAME FURNISHINGS Ontario Chesterfield Wholesalers Behind Gualph Auto Mall Community Regional council approves Halton AIDS centre Halton Region will soon get a storefront Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome AIDS Information and Counselling Cen tre- Regional Council approved Wednesday that Haltons Health Department enter into negotia tions with the group Hamilton AIDS Network for Dialogue and Support HANDS to establish the storefront operation in Burl ington Although located in Halton south it will service residents throughout the Region said Commissioner and Medical Officer of Health Dr Robert following the coun cil meeting Council made its decision after Dr told councillors the number of individuals with Human Virus HIV including AIDS continues to rise in Halton There was a 27 percent increase in reported HIV cases over the past year said Dr Males between the ages of 30 and 50 comprise the majority of HIV carriers said Dr but percent of the cases in volve individuals under the age of 25 he said The storefront location will allow young people or other in terested adults to informally ob tain education materials or discuss any particular issue regarding AIDS said Dr The Medical Officer told coun cil HANDS Hamilton office has been serving that city and Education is the main way to prevent the spread of AIDS said Dr Nosal Thats why he recom mended council support establishing the storefront opera tion as a pilot project It will be open three afternoons a week and staffed by the HANDS group and members of the Regional Health Department AIDS project staff explained Dr Nosal Health Department already operates the Healthy Relationships Campaign to educate Haltons young people about ways of preventing the spread of AIDS Dr Nosal an ticipates the HANDS operation will complement the existing pro gram HOME MADE FRENCH FRIES Made up while you wait A Size For Every Located at the corner of Guelph and Mill beside Carpet Barn Break and enter charges Two Georgetown men and one Brampton man were arrested Jan 30 by Halton Regional Police in connection with several break and enters in Georgetown Members of Haltons task force were investigating the breakins which resulted in the arrest of 21yearold Joseph Johnston of Georgetown 23yearold Gregory Kuipers of Georgetown and 21-year- old Michael Hayes of Bramalea The three accused have been charged with a total of 14 criminal of fences which include break enter and theft possession of stolen pro perty possession of a prohibited weapon a switchblade knife and possession of narcotics During the investigation which involved breakins at Georgetown District High School Jan and Jan the Maple Auto Service Cen tre Jan 20 and Jug City Jan police executed two search warrants in Georgetown and were able to recover approximately in stolen property Property included cigarettes a guitar a VCR television and some flags All charged will appear in Milton Court on Feb Pancake suppers Pancake Suppers St Albans Anglican Church at St Parish Hall Acton Tuesday February pm to 730 pm St Andrews United Church Sinclair and Mountainview Tues day Feb 530700 pm Ballinafad United Church Pan cake Breakfast Sunday February am 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