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If you live in former Nassagaweya Township and have any specific concerns relating to the quality of life in this area, you now have another source of potential Nassagaweya Community Consultation Committee, consisting of pri- vate citizens and the police, was established in 1992 as a vital part of the Halton Community Policing Program for the Nassagaweya/Campbellville areas. The committee is tangible evidence of the Community Policing philo that creative ways to help solve problems related to crime, fear of crime, social and physical disorder and neigh- borhood decay. Citizens of rural Milton with concerns about any of these problems are encour- aged to contact a member of the committee, with the assurance that these concerns will be looked at and further action instituted to alleviate the problem if at all possible. The committee has regularly scheduled meetings every two months, excluding July and August. Typicat items on the agen- da range from illegal parking to garbage dumping on road- sides and private property. Members of the committee include: Marion Howard, Councillor - Ward 3, 878- 2989; Brad Roelofson - Halton Region Conservation Authority, 854-0373; Bert Walton - The Livery, Campbellville, 854-2241; Steve Wood - Roy Woo Towing, Campbellville, 854- 0501; ” Mike West - Retired busi- nessman, 853-2755. Community Policing c, 2 Halton Hills This Week; Wednesday, August 4, 1993 — Page’7 Nassagaweya forms Community Consultation Committee Officers are PC Greg Tyrell, PC John Lyver and Sgt. Tom Roduck, who can be reached by calling 878-5511, local 2405. PC Tyrell and PC Lyver, Nassagaweya area patrolling officers, can also be contacted at 854-0412 where a message can be left on their answering machine. Steve Wood, 1993 Chairman, says: “We’re in a good position to provide help relatively quickly, by alert- ing the proper authorities that a problem exists”. For more information, contact Mike West - 853- 2755. police officers and private citizens can work together in Campers Hotline Campers who want to know how to get away to the great outdoors and do some camping now can call a 24- hour-a-day toll free hotline to see what sites are avail- able at provincial parks. To Sept. 4 the campsite vacancy reports will be reported for camping enthu- The service is available in both English and French with numbers for both, toll free. English campers can call 1-800-ONTARIO while French speaking campers can call 1-800-268-3736 from Monday to Saturday between the hours of 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. and on Sundays from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. The Nassagaweya Community Consultation Committee unites the police and residents in efforts to resolve local concerns and problems. The seven-member committee includes; _ from left, Steve Wood, Bert Walton, PC Greg Tyrell and Mike West. photo submitted 1 CUT IT OUT: iGEORGETOWN: You're Paying Too Much for Haircare | SESW If your definition of value is quality, convenience, service an a fair price, First Choice 1 Mountainview Rd. N. 5 rides We request your Bridal Gown for our "Heirloom Preservation Service" to clean and protect the memory We will delicately dry clean your Bridal Gown by a method . developed especially for finery. We will arrange and seal them in one of two styles of gown boxes in the same manner amuseum curator would preserve important material for archival storage...your Bridal Gown becomes a treasured keepsake, a family heirloom forever. Alll for only $QQ” Georgetown 873-1339 HO Monday — Friday 9-9 \UIceE Was) Sunday 12 Haircutters is for you. Cuts. Styles. KidsCuts. Perms. Colors. Now you can afford professional haircare. Now, you have a choice. trim extra KBarvager's Cleaners Since 1946 166 Guelph St. 560 Guelph St Knights Cleaners Georgetown Georgetown 300 Main St E, Mitton ee eee ets tedalied eee