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| March | Halton Hills This Week names Gibson as Editor _ Halton Hills This Week was pleased to announce the newest addition to the HHTW staff; Colin Gibson as editor. Colin is no stranger to Halton Hills, as he was manager of the Halton Hills Herald before it closed in February, 1992. He also served two stints as” sports editor of the Herald, was sports editor of the Nanaimo Daily Free Press and has done news and fea- ture writing for other daily Papers as well as providing acolumn. “T am looking forward to renewing old friendships and forging new ones,” He said at the announcement of his appointment. Born in Scotland, Colin grew up in Northern Ontario and majored in history and minored in political science at Laurentian University. in Sudbury. He also studied for a term with the Asian Studies Branch of the politi- cal science department at the University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland. As well, he studied journalism at Sheridan College in Oakville. Revolvers replaced The Halton Regional Police Services has approved the replacement of seven police revolvers with more advanced semi- automatic pistols. “This is the first step in replacing all weapons with semi-auto- matic pistols,” said Deputy Chief Wayne Jessop. The pistols will be able to hold 16 rounds compared to the current six rounds used now. Because of wear, new weapons were needed with- in the force, so the money (¢ PROVEN PERFORMANCE spent on the pistols would have been used for new guns anyway. Six officers in the surveillance unit and one in the canine unit will be the first recipients. They will undergo 20 hours of training. Other specialized units will be equipped with the weapons when replace- ment guns are n : Halton Hille This Week, Saturday, January 1, 1994 ~Page 9 * SALES REPRESENTATIVE 877-5165 ns areas Sas n't drive by - come Martha Summers 874-8040 (Tor.) i haste. (ein) 878-0655 (Res) Simonet #7 walkout from large ie family room with fire- Plac 2. off master, 3+ bed- rooms Gnd spacious eat-in kitchen. Walk to golf course. 93-2-627 Jim “Tubby” Ford’s longtime dedication to Georgetown hockey was rv ‘ecogni when he was named the winner of the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council’s 1993 award. HHTW photo Seat wishes to all for a very to my cients anectaters, % been a with you! happy uew year. Spectat thanks aud real estate pleasure working CAROL McMURRAY Sales Representative JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES 877-5165 Erin To Vitage Guebh ‘Olde Base Li Fe ee ea = a 2 [17th Sideroad : 101 ideroad Tesion IGA g Fe & ik gle |e z +45 Hg a : g ie acres z | Higtway#eg &ospringe ash Vietoria Q]2 AG 45 ACRES — $189,000 VENDOR AVAILABLE ee Caledon ~ 7 1 acre lots 10 ACRES — $89,000 —— YOU'LL THINK YOU'RE DREAMING ut you're not, This hous haitavennnees wal lalmost - open concept yet ‘advantage of the property aind views, fireplace in EXQUISITE RESTORA’ RATION dy atrium with fire- place and slate f floors. Thon look again = 29 private = private actes, paved dit way with 40x60 outouling mfortable family rome with super suntoom/ jot tub sauna room over: property. 93-2-347 LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION | must to see on 20 treed acres. )3-2-147 Vendor has relocated. b Pretty 2 acres with s} ‘open concept home. to celling stone fireplace, gourmet kitchen, whirlpool in ensuite. There is more q SUPER LOT IN aoe can be deceiv- oO 3+ ACRES ON PAVED ROAD Bright spacious home with walkouts from both bedrooms, ensuite off master plus walk in closet. Woodstove, sunroom and large country kitchen. $167,000. 93-2-260 y, Start here at $115,000. No O ondo fees — you enjoy your own yard and E and spacious with upgrades including shiniglos: windows and. Pool. \CHOME OWNERSHIP MADE EASY” -2-358