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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday July 1989 Cash stolen Someone stole in cash and some identification cards from a locked vehicle parked in the area of the Ninth Line and sometime Saturday afternoon Police say the vehicles owner returned from a walk on the Bruce Trail and found his car broken into Man charged Police say a 22yearold Georgetown woman was reportedly threatened by a Georgetown man July 7 Charges of threatening were laid following the domestic situa ban An Aug court date has been scheduled Golf clubs stolen Police say someone stole worth of golf clubs from the North Halton Golf Course Friday night Police say the clubs owner left his golf bag outside the pro shop to have some drinks during which time the bag was stolen Bottle smashed Police say a 21yearoIo Georgetown man was allegedly yelling and smashed a beer bottle outside a home in Georgetown where a party was going on early Sunday morning Police report the man was told to go home but refused Charges of causing a disturbance were laid following the incident The man is to ap pear in court July Singlecar accident Regional Police have laid charges of careless driving in connection with a singlecar collision on Park Avenue in HUIs during the early afternoon of July 3 Police say a southbound 1985 Dodge dnven by a 47yearold Georgetown woman went out of control leav ing the roadway and colliding with a tree The vehicles passenger a 16yearold Georgetown female was treated at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital for minimal injuries The cars damages were unavailable Charges laid Charges of failure to stop for a red light were laid following a twocar collision at the intersec tion of Road and Winston Churchill Boulevard in Halton Hills dunnglhe late after noon of July Police report a I960 Chevrolet driven on Winston Churchill Boulevard by a 64yearold Islington man was severely damaged after This is one of the four vehicles involved In a dominolike effect collision that sent four people to the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital with minor injuries the evening of July 7 Those Injnred were a Georgetown man an Oakvllle man a Scar- borough man and a Milton man Regional Police say the accident occurred at Guelph Street and Brucewood Road in Georgetown When a Ford Assualt charges A 32yearold Acton man reportedly threw around a 25- yearold Acton woman resulting in the victim receiving some cuts and bruises to her body at a Storey Drive home in Acton Saturday night police say The incident allegedly occurred after the two had returned home intox icated Police laid charges of assault in connection with the in cident and an Aug 14 court date was scheduled driven by a 17yearold Milton man hit the rear end of a 1987 Toyota driven by a 42yearold Scarborough man The Toyota then collided with a GMC driven by a 40yearold Georgetown man which In turn hit a 1974 Chevrolet driven by a 36yearold man Police have laid charges of following too closely and not wearing Herald photo Group Discounts Reasonable 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ambulance to Milton District Hospital and was treated for minor injuries follow ing a singlecar collision on the Sixth Line north of Steeles Avenue in Halton Hills Saturday morning A southbound 1980 driven by a 35yearold Milton man went out of control and hit a tree after it left a freshly paved section of the Sixth Line arid hit an older part of the road Police say the car rolled on to its side after striking the tree Charges of careless driving have been laid in connection with the incident OPP keeping watch for drunk drivers Each year the number of Liquor Licence Act violations increases dramatically in the summer mon ths Last summer more than 23000 charges were areas of the province patrolled by the Ontario Provincial Police Most of these charges relate to the illegal con sumption of liquor in places other than licensed premises or place of residence The term residence includes tents on campsites or boats equipped with sleeping ac commodations when moored or tied up These figures are substantial but they are really only the tip of the iceberg They only represent the violations were aware of but it doesnt mean thats all there are said Sgt Peter Beach parties are one of the big gest problems Broken glass creates a danger for children and even worse drinkers may attempt to swim in their inebriated state Broken bottles create a danger for kids when they cut themselves on the glass the beach and on the roads But a more serious problem occurs when people go swimming after having a few drinks Theyre putting their lives at risk said Sgt Peter McGuinness It is illegal to drive or have care and control of a motor vehicle with bottles of alcoholic beverages People should not go to the beach or park with alcoholic beverages We consider those who do so to be a danger not only to themselves but to other people said Sgt McGuinness Not only is the illegal consump tion of alcohol a problem in itself but it can also lead to more serious problems such as impaired driv ing Impaired driving is the most common contributing factor in fatal motor vehicle accidents said Sgt McGuinness The urges you to have a safe and happy summer without endangering your life and that of others Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers Canada NEXT CLASS T0START AUGUST 9th Wed Thurs Evenings pm tor 4 Weeks SPECIAL DAY PROGRAM August 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 900 am338 pm 16 Mountainview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA