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Page 2 THE HERALD Wednesday July 26 1989 Charges laid Halton Regional laid charges of impaired driving after observing a Ford van being driven erratically at Highway and Trafalgar in Halton Hills Saturday evening Police pulled over a 33yearold Georgetown man and found the car did not belong to him When they checked with the vehicles owner they were told the man was using the van without per mission Police laid charges of using a car without the owners permission The man is to appear In court Aug 28 in connection with both charges Man charged Charges of causing a distur bance were recently laid in con nection with a June 25 incident outside of a pub in Glen Williams Police say on June 25 a Brampton man relieved himself in the pubs parking lot in front of several people including a number of children When the complainant reportedly told the man to relieve himself somewhere else the man became verbally abusive An Aug 14 court date was scheduled 9H called Police say a 33yearold Acton man used the 911 emergency number and falsely told police that someone had overdosed on drugs at a Holmesway Place home in Acton early Sunday mor ning The man reportedly made the call from a Main Street bar in Acton Charges of public mischief were laid following the incident A Sept court date has been scheduled Prowling charges Bail hearing Charges of prowling by night were laid in connection with a streaker in the Delrex Boulevard area of Georgetown near Pauline Street early Saturday morning Police received a call from a complainant that a man without any clothes on was at their front door When police responded to the call they found a pair of shorts on the complai nants driveway A Georgetown youth was subsequently found streaking between houses in the area An Aug 24 court date was scheduled 700 damages Someone slashed the converti ble roof top a 1989 Chrysler parked at Georgetown Chrysler on Guelph Street causing in damages sometime between Thursday evening and early the next morning police say Vehicles collide A 30yearold Guelph man was rushed by ambulance to Georgetown hospital and treated for minor injuries after the vehi cle he was driving collided with a tree on Winston Churchill Boulevard at Guelph Street in Halton Hills The 1976 Pontiac was demolished Police say the man was driving on Winston Churchill Boulevard when he lost control of the Pon and it collided with a tree No Equipment stolen Rearend collision Chainsaws missing Two chainsaws with a total value of were stolen from the Credit Valley Conservation Authority on Sideroad 27 in Halton Hills Saturday afternoon Police say two of the conserva tions employees were working in the area when they left the chain saws on a table to take a break When they returned the saws were gone Police say a 43yearold Georgetown man reportedly assaulted his wife 44 and his son Friday night The man allegedly grabbed the two by the neck and threw them to the ground No injuries were reported Charges of assault and breach of a recognizance were laid following the domestic situa tion A bail hearing was held Monday to determine a court date Assault charges Police laid charges of assault following a recent domestic situa tion The complainant a woman allegedly became upset with the accused a 43-year- old man who was reportedly ignoring her The two argued and the accused allegedly shoved the woman to the ground and kicked her about the head Twocar collision Charges of not giving the right of way were laid following a two- car collision Friday morning on Prince Charles Drive south of Campbell Gate in Hills A 25yearold Georgetown woman was backing out of a driveway in a Ford when the vehicle col lided with a 1986 Ford travelling northbound on Prince Charles Drive This vehicle was driven by a 33yearold Georgetown man Headlights stolen Police say someone stole the headlights of a Dodge van parked in the area of Lot 12 and Concession 10 In Halton Hills sometime between July and Sunday The vehicles owner was on vacation at the time The stolen property was valued at Approximately worth of motorcycle equipment was stolen from a garage located in the Met calfe area of Georgetown sometime between July and Saturday police say Entry was gained through the side garage door Improper turn Police have laid charges of making an improper turn follow ing a collision outside a Guelph Street address in Georgetown Thursday afternoon A tractor and a 1984 Dodge were both in the eastbound lane when the tractor stopped to make a turn The tractors driver a 20- yearold man then back ed up the tractor to make the turn at which time it collided with the Dodge The Dodges driver was a Georgetown man No injuries Police laid charges of driving without licence plates and failing to remain at the scene of an acci dent after a vehicle bit a ditch on the Ninth Line south of the Fallbrook Trail in Halton Hills during the evening of July IS Police say a 25yearold Erin man was travelling southbound in a Chevrolet when the vehicle began to slide on some loose gravel The vehicle went out of control and rolled into a ditch There were no reported injuries Angry man breaks window In a fit of anger a 22yearold Georgetown man reportedly caused in damages when he smashed the front window of the Guelph Street Shoppers Drug Mart in Georgetown early Satur day morning Police say when the man was apprehended and put in to a police cruiser he apparently kicked in the cruiser door causing a couple of hundred dollars in 10000 in tools stolen A tool box containing approx imately worth of mechanical tools was stolen from the back of a 1975 Chevrolet pick up parked outside the Hollywood Tavern in early Sunday morning The Halton Regional Police say the box reportedly weighed lbs COUNTRY PUTT DRIVING RANGE NOW OPEN The mans anger stemmed from an argument he had earlier than morning with a 31yearold Mississauga man outside a near by tavern police report In a related incident police say the Mississauga man at one point got In bis car and attempted to run down the Georgetown man The Mississauga man then reportedly left the scene He was arrested later that morning at his home police say Charges of public mischief failing to remain at an accident and dangerous driving causing bodily harm were laid following the incident The Georgetown man is scheduled to appear in court Aug 28 while the Mississauga man is to appear Aug 21 Main Street South Downtown Georgetown 8731470 1 0th Line River Rd 8772254 Across From Geo Goll Club Craft Vendors WANTED Apply Sept STOP SMOKING WITH LASER THERAPY Professional treatment Painless drug free no side effects Usually effective in one treatment Diet and withdrawal points included Group rates available Highly successful Separate diet program available For further information or appointment CLINIC TO BE HELD IN GEORGETOWN AUGUST 3rd PRICE PHONE 18004634443 ACCULINE LASER THERAPY Charges of careless driving were laid in connection with a twocar collision on Main Street at School Lane 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