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TOE HERALD Wednesday March 29 Page 5 Police need crime stoppers clues for break and enter Halton Police investigators in the CampbeUviUeMilton area are seeking a suspect involved in a nighttime house entry which took place on Jessie Avenue CampbellvUle At midnight on Thursday Jan of this year the occupants of a home on Jessie Avenue were awakened by the sound of break ing glass inside their home The owner investigated and found that someone had been removing articles from the dining room A grey pellet handgun was left behind by the culprit as he fled from the residence Police investigation shows that a suspect had entered the proper ty by checking doors until an in secure patio door was found The suspect was removing china plates and figurines from a buffet when a plate was dropped at which time he left the residence OF HALTON taking one Royal in high Victorian girl figurine two Cloisonee blue white and green flower print vases one green Jade bird on black plaque one Lladro figurine little girl holding a dog pastel colors Crime Stoppers will pay up to for Information that leads to an arrest In this case or any other case Callers are not re quired to reveal their Identities or testify In court The Crime Stop pers toll free number is 18006685151 Legion Lines JT Hayes Branca Ashgrove WI meets Members of Ashgrove Womens Institute held their Citizenship and Legislation meeting March at Hillcrest Church with President Pat Stark in charge The roll call A law I would like to see changed brought out the fact that many members consider the Young Offenders Act to be a very poor piece of legislation Others expressed concern bout the trend toward open Sunday shopping and the excessive speed on the Ninth Line at Sideroad 5 since the Ninth Line has been made a through road Secretary Vema Bird read the correspondence which included an invitation to Arts Alive 89 to be held April to May at the Cultural Centre A letter from the Hills Volunteer Centre announced Volunteer Week April and in vited members to a recognition reception A letter from Board of Education suggested the names of some people available to speak at meetings Social Planning Committee asked if members would each answer a questionnaire in connection with abuse in the family A donation of money was voted to the Georgetown Fall Fair for the Domestic Science classes Norma Alexander reported on her inqueries as to what might be a suitable donation to the new Civic Centre It was decided to provide some photographs of the Ashgrove area in years gone by Wickson read a letter from Halton Hills Miller stating that he forward ed our request for a new Ashgrove sign to the Commissioner of Plann ing for Halton Region It was agreed to continue to pursue this matter Reporting on Elizabeth Wilson noted there were nine members in the Ashgrove Club and the Achievement Day for Work ing with Wool will be held April 29 from am to 3 pm at the Agricultural Museum There will be 14 counties attending Plans were outlined for the land scaping course being held for March 29 at Hillcrest Church Members were reminded by Ismey Bird that she would like pic tures and a writeup of their life for the History Wilkinson began the pro gram with a reading Epitaph of a Housewife Haist gave the motto The chief defect of democracy is that the political party that knows how to run the country is always the one not in office Guest speaker Phyllis Mac- Master Haltons Agricultural Representative spoke on Legisla tion Affecting Agriculture She pointed out that agriculture comes under the jurisdiction of the Federal Provincial and Regional governments as well as several ministries The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food alone ad ministers acts Some acts are in place to protect consumers uchas the Meat Inspection Act and others protect- the- producers such aa the Farm Products Payment Act There are several steps before an idea becomes an act Phyllis en couraged members who have con cerns about any proposed legisla tion to speak up and make their thoughts known to those responsi ble for making the decisions The next meeting will be held at Church April 18 at pm beginning with dessert and coffee Here we go again Chairman Marion Carney has distributed the new Car club draw tickets to the captains and those interested should be contacted within the next few days to find out their intentions Now for the bad news With the increasing cost of automobiles the branch is once again forced to in crease the price of the tickets Ef fective this draw the price will be We ask for your continued sup port of this major fund raising pro ject Ways and Means Committee chairman Bill Kirk has asked me to draw your attention to the fact that the draw will be held no later than 330 pm so dont be late This weeks winners included Bill Simpson Eric Howell Bob Dunn Frank Kirk Joe Louth Bruce Col lins Mike Delurey Keith Kim Clement Keith Tost and Wayne The winner of the roast was Jim For lounge entertainment Mr Dan will be featured April Boots will be on hand April 15 and April 8 Bob and Corey will be playing at the Honors and Awards Night in the auditorium And speaking of the Honors and Awards Night members wishing to claim long service pins are re quested to add their names to the list in the Pins will be presented April TOWN OF HALTON HILLS X MAIN ST SOUTH 8775185 NOTICE to Acton Indoor Pool Users Due to maintenance repairs by the Board of Education at the indoor Pool McKenzieSmith Middle School the pool be closed March 27th to April 9th The pool will reopen for the Spring Session on April 10th Registrations tor lionaquatic Recreation Programs are still being taken during office hours Monday to Thursday 600 to 900 pm Aquatic Registration Saturday April 1 st 900 am to 200 noon CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR MUNICIPAL SEWAGE AND WATER WORKS HAMLET OF GLEN WILLIAMS WATER SUPPLY STUDY Tin Regfooal Municipality of Hilton in coajNticttM with the Town HlUs and the On tario Mliritlry of the Environment Is Initiating a Water Supply Study for the Hamlet The purpose of the study is to Determine the nature of any deficiencies In ground water supply Identify and evaluate corrective measures Assess Impacts on sewage disposal systems and Recommend solutions The study the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water Protects as laid out by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Accordingly public In volvement and participation wiR be requested Questionnaires will be distributed during the fast weekof March residents of Glen Williams serviced with private water supplies The residents are requested to complete the question naire and representatives tram the Regional Municipality of and Ihe Regions con sultant Trow Dames Moore collect the questionnaire during Ihe week of April 3 A pubftc meeting is tentatively scheduled for the end of April to present solutions to concerned residents and agencies The time and location of Ibis meeting be adver- Used in tNs paper For further Information please contact- Mr N P Director Sorvlcts Trwftoglonal Municipality of Wort 4168789113 Protect Marar Trow Moot 416471921 DmtofMwnt EnglnMr Town of HHJi Workshop planned for April 22 The Ontario Association for Bright Children Annual Con ference will be held April 8 am to pm at Loyola High School inOakville There are 56 workshops offered to children such as Kindermucking the Science of Bubbles Magic for the Young Set Witches and Wizards carving apple heads Eureka 1 Be an Inventor and Cat ching Crooks an introduction to forensic science There are workshops for adults and teens such as The Superkid Syndrome and The Gifted ABC welcomes as members anyone Interested in the welfare of bright children not just those identified as gifted To obtain more information on the workshops or to become a member call 3355062 or 6325822 TOWN OF HALTON HILLS X MAIN ST SOUTH 8775185 The Corporation of The Town of Halton Hills COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Ward 2SteelesAvenue0ld 7th Line Council for the Town of Halton Hini wiH conduct a Public Meeting to examine and ditcuts a amendment to Zoning Bylaw in order to permit a smoke meat retail operation The subject property ii located on the north tide at Steele Avenue welt the Old Line and described as Part Lot 1 Concession Town of Helton HMs Hornby Further information is available In the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Time 715 Date Monday April 3 1989 Location Council Chambers Town Administration Building Line Trafalgar Road Hie No u Brace D MacLean BA Deputy Planning Director TOWN OF HILLS X MAIN ST SOUTH HAITON HILLS GEORGETOWN 8775185 The Corporation of The Town of Halton Hills NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Ward 3Sinclair Road Council for Town Hilton Hms wiH conduct a Pubic Meeting to examine and discuss the corrvenion of an existing building into 1 0 Induet The subtest property is located at Sinclair Avenue on the west side between Street and Todd Head and is described as Part Lot 75 Registered Plan Town Georgetown Further informatien Is available in Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS WELCOME Time Date Location Monday April 17 1989 Council Chambers Town Administration Building Line Trafalgar Road File No H88025 Brace 0 MacLean BA MCIP Deputy Planning Director