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Page Wednesday August Mischief charges Regional Police laid charges of mischief after a 19- year old Georgetown woman threw a rock at a Main Street North home in Acton causing damage early Sunday afternoon Police say the woman appeared to be having an argument with a man in the house when the incident oc curred A Sept 25 court date has been scheduled Charges laid Chirges of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle were laid follow the arrest of a 19yearold Brampton man last Wednesday connection with a traffic accident in the area of Sideroad and the Third Line during the middle of last month A Sept 18 court date s been scheduled Wallet stolen A wallet containing in cash was stolen from an unlocked 1986 Ford parked the parking lot at 300 Guelph St in Georgetown last Thursday evening 400 damage Police say damage was caused to four wooden guard posts in the area of the Sixth Line south of Steeles Avenue in Hills when a car struck them sometime during the past two weeks Witnesses told police the driver sped off following the collision Briefcase stolen Police say a briefcase containing approximately worth of com puter discs pens and paper were stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked outside a Cres cent residence overnight Aug 190 damage Someone caused damage to the rear light panel bar cover of a Georgetown police station to expand By DONNA KELL Herald Staff Halton Regional Police will get an extra 000 from the Region to help fund an expansion project in Georgetown The board of police sioners applied to Region to get an increase from a budget allocation of 000 to 000 to build a security garage and a meeting room at the 11 Division precinct on Street The proposed expansion of the police station will be added to the south of the building at the main entrance on Guelph Street A security garage on the premises will guard against escap ing or violent prisoners You drive in with your prisoner and there is a camera that monitors your entrance said 11 Division Georgetown Sgt David Hallways in the police sta tion are already monitored by camera Once the garage bay comes down the setting is controlled and monitored So if there is an altercation or there is an escape attempt it s go ing to be complicated for the prisoner Sgt Pruitt said The security garage is a pro active measure rather than a reaction to violent outbreaks or escape attempts Sgt Pruitt said Security garages are not high tech and are not sophisticated equipment the sergeant said The Burlington and precincts already have security garages The meeting room to be built at the Guelph Street police station will be used by both the ratepayers and police said Citizens can use the room for formal and semi formal meetings and functions Police Act trials and swearing in ceremonies are held at a similar 100seat facility in Burlington called the Skerrett Room named after former police chief Ken Skerrett Good service good coverage good price- Thats State Farm insurance 174 Guelph St Georgetown 8731833 Like a good neighbor Stale Farm is there ARM INSURANCE T Camaro parked in the Ktngham Road area of Acton over night Aug police say 600 damage Approximately damage was caused to the left quarter panel of a 1988 Toyota when another vehicle collided with It while parked in the area of Boulevard in Georgetown sometime between 1 p and 11 Saturday police say The culprit drove away Im mediately following the accident Window smashed Police report someone smashed a window at the Acton Halton Hills Hydro office on Alice Street caus ing damage overnight Aug The object used is still unknown police say Impaired charges Police laid charges of impaired driving after they found a 44year old man behind the wheel with the keys in the ignition a car parked a Delrex Boulevard and Road South parking lot late Sunday A Sept 26 court date Teen scheduled Twocar collision Charges of failure to remain at in accident were laid following collision on the Fifth Line Steeles Avenue in Halton Hills Saturday night police say A 21- yearold Mississauga man was allegedly driving along the Fifth Line when he stopped the car and proceeded to back into a parked car The man is set to appear in court Oct 10 in connection with the incident ft effects Framing Centra- Limited Edition Prints 416877 7491 348 Guelph Street NEXT TO BELL GLASS IK THE CENTRE Georgetown ACCIDENTS andor TRAFFIC TICKETS Protect Your Insurance Rales and Demerit POINTS Former Police Officer will defend you In court Conmtatton 873 Georgetown FALL FAIR a September 8 9 Friday Sunday YOUTH NIGHT CHILDRENS m Opens DAY Rock Concert J sN Nightfall Heavy Horses Western Horse Show 12 00 Noon Hall Opens Pony Show Noon toS 00 pm ENTERTAINMENY Featuring Saturday FAMILY DAY Lincoln Champions a K nsmen rts 10 a Pa nt Horse Show Beef and Klddes Pedal Tractor Pull Da ry Show 12 Noon Dairy Beef Cattle Air Fantasy Trampol Act 1 S3 30pm Sphere Clown Band Featuring 00 a 3 D J Noon Ch Idren Jazz Dance 2 30 Rebel Hill 3 00pm OO p Georgetown Only Imperial Hell Drivers 30 p FARM OLYMPICS ADMISSION GATES OPEN Daily F Way Spl Bin in lo Saturday SapLBth to 1100 pm ag to 1 SO Sunday am SO g so Children Ag FREE ara available up Moon Saturday Waafcand itwmse ft Back hoe CBME stoppers stolen from Milton site Investigators of the Milton Division of the Halton Regional Police are requesting assistance from the public for information on the theft of a Case back hoe from a construction site at Lower Base Line Milton The victim in this theft was in stalling a cellular tower at Lower Base Line On Friday Aug 11 1389 at 3 m the victim completed work for the day and left the back hoe on the property The property is fenced however the gate was unlocked The vie Urn returned to the job site on Thursday Aug 17 and discovered the back hoe missing A witness advises that on Saturday Aug 12 he observed a male driving the missing back hoe from the construction site on to Lower Base Line The back hoe was then loaded onto a yellow trailer attached to a dark brown dump truck The suspect vehicle HALTON then drove westbound on Lower Base Line The stolen construction equip ment is described as a 1985 Case back hoe with loader bucket on front of the vehicle model 580E orange in color Valued at 40 Crime Stoppers will pay up to for information that leads to the recovery of this stolen pro perty or that leads to an arrest In this case or any other case Callers are not required to reveal their Identities or testify in court The Crime Stoppers toll free number Is MOLLY MAID Your Dependable Home Cleaning Service Specializing In House Cleaning For Particular People Light BWtd Ininfd US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 8761672 or Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers Canada NEXT CLASS TO START SEPT 13th Wed Thurs Evenings 700- 1008 for4 Weeks S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL 4590417 YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA