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12 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 Halton Hills Village Homes (HHVH) officials willbe invited to meet with the mayor to discuss de- lays with their proposed plaza on the corner of Mountainview and Argyll Roads in Georgetown South. Ward 4 Councillor Ron Chatten requested Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson's help because HHVH "don't seem to be co-op- erating" in beginning con- struction. "You could cut down on an awful lot of the traf- fic going back and forth Mayor's intervention requested in dispute on Mountainview [if the plaza was open]," Chatten said, adding there are peo- ple ready to rent the stores. "I know we have no clout, but if the mayor could call a meeting we could begin to meet the people's needs there," Chatten said, suggesting in the future the Town do what Brampton does -- in- sist that facilities like pla- zas be built when a certain number of houses are built inalarge development, not when the subdivision is complete. -- Niblock Perplexing car thieves stump cops Halton Regional Police, along with their colleagues in Woodstock, were left scratching their heads trying to figure out what reason some car thieves had when they absconded with several cars between Georgetown and Woodstock. HRPS responded to a call that a 1995 Dodge Caravan had been stolen from the parking lot. at Georgetown District Memorial Hospital in the early morning hours of Aug. 7. Police report that an extra set of keys was located by the thieves inside the minivan. Another van was found abandoned at Glen Williams park, after it had been stolen from a hilltop residence. Police reporta cinderblock was tied to the accelerator. The van was slipped into gear and left to roll down the hill, smashing through a fence before coming toa stop in the park.Shortly thereafter, a wit- ness in Acton saw some youths exit a 1992 Dodge Local youth facing variety of charges Halton Regional Police made then told to empty his pock- Spirit and enter a minivan on Poplar Avenue. Police inves- tigators found the Spirit had been stolen from London ear- lier that day. Sometime later, police were called to investigate the theft of a Plymouth Sundance, again from the GDMH parking lot. The ve- hicle was recovered the next day by Woodstock Police where they are investigating a series of thefts of vehicles from hospital parking lots. While police have no sus- pects, they do have descrip- tions of two of three males wanted in connection with these crimes. The first suspect is said to be heavy set in his late teens or early 20's, with dark skin, standing about 5'8" to 5'10". The second suspect is re- ported to be Caucasian, with blond hair that is shaved at the sides and spiked on top, a slim build and about 16 year of age. There is no description of the third suspect. Exciting schedule at CVA The Credit Valley Artisans 1996 Fall course schedule offers many exciting selections over a variety of dates for youths and adults, beginners and intermediates. The CVA has secured the services of several talented McGilvray Crescent work to be expanded Halton Council is expected today to approve spending an additional $124,027 for extra work needed on McGilvray Crescent. Although Halton's portion of the contract was to be for the waste water main only, on the assumption that the 40-year- old. water main was in good condition and suitable for continued use, when construction began it was determined an arrest in connection with an Aug. 29 incident involv- ing two 15-year-old males on Church Street. Police allege that a Geor- getown youth grabbed an Oakville youth, forcing him to smoke a cigarette which contained an explosive de- vice. The cigarette blew up in instructors who are able to give guidance in arts such as pottery, weaving and stained glass, to name but a few. Courses starting in early fall include Pottery for adults (beginner level), taught by Glynis Milligan, Colour Theory and Analysis/Multi-media approach: Introduc- tion to the creative function of the brain, taught by George Rakus, and Decorative Stained Glass (beginner and intermediate), taught by Susan Kerr. Allclasses are held at Cedarvale Cottage in Cedarvale Park, except the Colour Theory class, which will be held ets, having a quantity of money stolen from him. The suspect then threatened to beat up the victim. Police report that the vic- tim advised police of the in- cident, who executed an ar- rest warrant on Sept. 6. 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