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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday April Outlook Hills Insurance up per cent Lighting stolen Two boxes of tracked lighting valued at were taken from a private club overnight Tuesday Halton Regional Police say someone smashed out the glass of the rear door at the Club on Guelph Street between March 28 and 830 a m March 29 Police are in vestigating unlocked when someone entered the home and rifled through some drawers Tools missing A pickup truck parked on Street in Georgetown overnight March 26 is missing in tools Police say an unknown suspect broke the lock off the door and took various tools in cluding a drill and some screwdrivers Equipment missing Pump stolen Police say worth of out door equipment was taken from a Campbell Court Acton home Tuesday night An unlocked shed was entered and deck chairs pool equipment and a lawn mower were resorted missing Police are investigating the theft Thirsty bandit Three cases of beer were taken from a Queen Street Acton brewery Tuesday night Police say a person entered the building by forcing open the rear door The value of the beer is Baled out Police say someone stole two bates of hay from a Lot 27 Con cession 6 farm Monday after noon A witness saw a man take the two bales valued at 3 from the bam The suspect fled the premises driving a van Police continue to investigate Home entered Police say a Georgetown borne was entered by an intruder over night Tuesday The front door of a Moultrey Crescent house was An electric water pump valued at almost was taken from a pickup truck parked near a Nor val boat company last weekend Police say the pump was sitting m the open back of the truck Smashed windows Police report several incidents of smashed car windows over the last week A 1979 Dodge parked at St Johns United Church on Guelph Street received 200 damage Police say three of the cars windows were broken by an unknown suspect A Audi parked on Prince Charles Drive received damage when the drivers win dow was smashed say police The incident occurred between and 215 pm Saturday afternoon The rear window of a Ford parked on Boulevard Sun day night was smashed by an unknown suspect say police The wilfull damage occurred sometime between 830 Sunday night and 00 Monday morning Haltons third fatality A man driving a car that left the road and became airborne in Burlington Friday morning became Haltons third traffic fatality this year Halton Regional Police say a 1967 Ford Escort was westbound on Laleshore Road when it went out of control struck a rock retain ing wall and came to rest in a creek around 1 25 a March 24 The driver Michael Anthony Hill of Mlsaissauga received fatal injuries say police Regions first two fatal accidents of the year occurred in Halton Hills where a total of three people were killed fabric forum Prepared by the International Fabricare Institute IFI the association of professional blunderers Sour Drapes If you are conndering buying new draperies or perhaps trying your band si sewing them at home the following suggestions should give you some ideas as to what to look for so that your draperies will give you belter performance and Pick the right fabrics for the job For sunny locations use fabrics thai are resistant to sunlight dete rioration Do not use fabrics as substitutes for shades or blinds SytiihtticttiTiiTwrcrcsttumihin cellulose while silk least resistant Most drapery fabric can shrink 13 in and even more in washing Keep this in mind when ordering draperies Line all draperies to protect against fading and fiber rotting Use good colorfast fabrics to obtain satisfactory resistance fading laundering anddrydeaning If you want an exact floor or sill fit include an allowance to com pensate for up and down changes in cotton and rayon caused by the atmosphere Clean or launder curtains and draperies at least once a year and they will last longer and look better If you have other questions about draperies see your member pro fessional BARRAGERS 1 1 La Leche meeting Weaning and discipline among the topics to be discussed at the next La League meeting on Monday April 10 at 730 The meeting will be held at 16 Wilbur St North in Ac ton For further information please call The town of Halton Hills will spend about on Insurance this year A comprehensive insurance package containing a liability in surance coverage of 7 million was accepted by the general committee last week The cost of insurance has in creased by only 3 2 per cent over last year the towns insurance agent Frank Cowan Company Ltd says Included in the new insurance plan is increased coverage of coun cillors in case of death or injury while on town business The general committee voted to in crease the coverage from 10000 to at a cost of 222 Councillors decided not to in crease the towns liability coverage from million to ic million The additional liability in surance which would cost an extra isnt needed because there are no known cases of municipal insurance settlements over 7 million said town 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