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Page THE HERALD Wednesday July 1989 Tires slashed Regional Police say so meone slashed the left rear tire of a Chevrolet truck causing ap proximately in damages in the Mill Street area of Georgetown sometime between the late evening of July and the next morning Bus damaged Someone smashed two rear windows valued at at Public School on Sideroad sometime Sunday evening At the same location the rear door of a Ford school bus was smashed open on the same day Ten of the bus win dows were reportedly smashed the bus were covered in the contents of the bus fire ex tinguisher which was subse quently stolen Damages were estimated to be Acton man put two holes in a bedroom wall and cut open a water Jtted mattress which flood ed a carpet resulting in in damages A July 31 court date has been scheduled Window punched Police Report a 20yearold Brampton man put his fist through the front door glass win dow of Club in resulting in the man going to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital to receive stit ches early Saturday morning Charges of mischievousness and breach of probation were laid in connection with the incident police say The man4s to appear in court Aug 7 between the evening of July 8 and the next morning Window shot Police suspect pellets from a pellet gun caused in damages to a front glass window of a Prince Charles Street home in Georgetown sometime bet ween the morning of July 5 and the next morning Fire cracker damage Police say was caused to a mail box when someone filled it with pyramidtype fire cracker and lit them in the Road South area of Georgetown early Thursday morning Mail box damaged Impaired charges Mattress cut Charges of mischievousness were laid following a domestic situation in Churchill Road South area of Acton Saturday morning Police say a 25yearold Someone smashed a mail box causing in damages in the area of Sideroad Highway 25 sometime between the evening of July 8 and the next morning police say Rock thrown Police say someone threw a rock through the windshield of a Plymouth causing 250 in damages in the area of John Street in Georgetown sometime Police stopped a man after observing him almost cause a traffic accident on Main Street North at Cobble Hill Road in Ac ton Wednesday evening Charges of impaired driving were subse quently laid A July court date was scheduled Walkman stolen A Sony and approx imately to tapes were stolen from a locked 1987 Hyundai park- Mary Franks needs public support to bring Paul home Mary Pranks the mother of Paul who was badly injured in an automobile accident near Fergus two years ago wants the public to write Halton North Wall Elliot in an appeal for funding to bring her son home from a Penn sylvania hospital Paul received severe brain damage in the single car accident and he is still in a very low level coma He Is now receiving treat ment at the Lake Erie Institute of Rehabilitation but Mrs Franks believes her son could better res pond in a home environment Right now is paying the to a month fees to and that only represents 75 per cent of the total costs but the hospital is accepting it as full pay ment she said Canada spends 8 million a year to keep Canadians in American hospitals she said Mrs Franks makes the trip down to Pennsylvania to be with her son virtually every weekend Mrs Franks said she is prepared to give up her a month job in to stay at home with her son but the financial assistance isnt available In Ontario and she said no hospital will be able to pro vide the kind of treatment Paul needs to respond Every place I call in Ontario says Pauls too low a level hes too deep in a coma she said Ontario hospitals only give ex tensive rehabilitation treatment to higher level patients with more chance of recovering she said They say his prognosis isnt very good but hes still a human be ing Why doesnt the government save these people The Ontario government is offer ing Paul a chronic care bed for a year but all he gets for that is to lie in bed and rot and deteriorate said Mrs Franks Im not prepared to put him in to chronic care Why the hell do the hospitals save these kids if they dont give you any support at the end Dr Phil Cambie who looks after Paul in says he would benefit from a home environment We feel that the home environ ment is good for the patient especially for Paul Franks said Dr in a telephone inter view It would be a good place for him ina more familiar environment But he said Paul needs 24hour care If hes discharged home he would need somebody there all the time he said Dr Cambie said Paul does have some recognition of his mother and his father Jim and be is following some simple commands But he will need feeding and permanent care for the rest of his life be said Dr Cambie said Chedoke hospital in Hamilton could accept Paul for a short period but there are no beds available and he needs longterm care Mrs Franks wants people to write North MPP Walt Elliot at IB C Martin St in Milton to express support for the financial considerations needed to bring Paul and others like him home Chedoke medical staff have evaluated Paul and they are recommending the government sponsor hours a week home care Chedoke officials will meet with health care representatives on Ju ly ADULT CLASSES In Machine Shop Drafting and Welding Open for September from 1 0 1 5 to 245 each day Great for housewives retirees or as a career change Telephone Georgetown High School for more information 8776966 TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS TOWN 8775185 NOTICE Notice of the intention to stop up close and convey a portion of Emery Street a road allowance in the formers Town of Georgetown running off of King Street and being described as Part of Emery Street being Part 3 on Reference Plan 9243 CNR Notice Is hereby given that the Council for the Town of Halton Hills intends to enact a bylaw to stop up close and convey a portion Emery Street to convey It to the owners of a house which encroaches onto the road allowance The Council will hear any person who claims that their lands will be prejudicially affected by the bylaw and who applies to be heard at its reguaJr meeting to be held at the Council Chambers located at 1 Halton Hills Drive in the Town of Hills on Tuesday August 8th 1 989 at the hour of 700 This notice is first published on the day of July 989 Assistant Tom if Halton Mb PO Bon 128 Halton IMS Ontario 562 EiL 336 in the Georgetown Market Place Plaza Wednesday evening The stolen property was valued noon Charges shoplifting were laid in connection with the inci dent A July 21 court date was scheduled Shoplifting charges 500 damage Police say a 15yearold Georgetown youth and two 14- yearold Georgetown youths allegedly stole three fishing lures valued at from the Gueiph Street Zellers Department Store in Georgetown Wednesday after- Police say someone forced open the front door of a Calvert Drive home in Georgetown and ransacked several drawers caus ing in damages last Wednes day Police say nothing was reportedly stolen cbme stoppers Petro Canada Halton Regional Police in vestigators in Milton are seeking assistance in locating a male who robbed the Petro Canada gas bar situated on the comer of Ontario Street and Derry Road A large sum of cash was taken At 1110 pm on Sunday April a lone white male ac costed the attendant of the gas bar and indicating that he had a gun robbed the attendant of the days receipts The suspect whose face was covered with a navy blue balaclava is described as male white 2530 years slim build dark brown eyebrows and brown eyes He was wearing an acid- wash jean jacket done up to the NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 gas bar robber neck blue jeans and dark brown driving gloves which exposed the knuckles with beige piping on the cuffs Hie suspect was last seen runn ing east from the gas bar Earlier a suspicious vehicle described as an older model Duster 2 door burgundy color had been reported in the area but it is not known if this vehicle was involved in the holdup Crime Stoppers will pay up to for Information that leads to an arrest in this case or any other case Callers are re quired to reveal their identities or testify in court The Crime Stop pers toll free number is BOX PLANT 79 Sffliv STBEET 8778882 Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers o Canada NEXT CLASS TO START AUGUST 9th Wed Ttiurs Evenings pm for 4 Weeks SPECIAL 4 DAY PROGRAM August 22nd 23rd m 16 S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA