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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday February 1991 POLICE BEAT Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Fire Information Police Emergency Hospital Distress Centre Dial 8771133 8785511 Numerous charges A 20yearold Georgetown man has been charged with robbery forcible confinement and posses of a weapon for purpose dangerous to public police after he coerced a Geoigetown youth to drive him around and Peel Region Halton Regional Police say the man surrendered at Division on Tuesday and was dealt with by district detectives who charged him with the above after ques turning The charges are related to an incident on Feb at 2 30 a when a man ran into the path of a vehicle on Maple Avenue and requested to be driven to Brampton The man was carrying a knife The victim spent the remainder of the morn ing driving around Brampton Norval Acton and Milton where he dropped the suspect off at a shop The suspect also told the victim he needed money and was given Police say the knife was about inches long but aren t sure if it was a butcher kitchen or bread knife The Georgetown man bail hearing was held Thursday in Milton Court Break and enter Police report a 19 year old Georgetown man was arrested for break and enter with the in tent to commit theft after the store on Guelph Street was broke into at 20 am Thursday When police arrived at the scene they found the man inside the store He had entered by smashing the front door glass The suspect was arrested inside after apparently intending to steal cigarettes from the store Police say he is not responsible for a number of other cigarette thefts that have occurred lately in the area The suspect had his bail hear ing in Milton Court on Thursday Improper turn Police say a Milton woman has been charged with improper turn after a twocar collision on Trafalgar Road south of 15 Sideroad on Feb 8 at 2 32 p m The accident occurred when a 1990 Chev driven by a Burlington man passed three or four unknown vehicles travelling north on Trafalgar on an emergency call A Chev driven by the Milton woman was also northbound on Trafalgar when she turned left across the path of the Burlington man who skidded 27 metres before col with the 1985 which was totalled in the impact His car was severely damaged The Milton woman received minor in juries along with the Burlington man Fire Calls Arson suspected Halton Hills firefighters suspec arson in a car fire thai occurred on Feb 11 at p m an Acton woman s on Road in Acton Firefighters were called out the scene after the owner of a Ford Capri spotted the flames A spokesperson for the fire department said firefighters found ignition n three different on in eluding the windshield wipers drivers seat and rear tail 1 afso found an plast container in a ditch which suspect may have contained gas to ignite the lames No charges have been laid connection with the fire and police were called to the scene The fire caused an estimated SI damage to the car North Halton Trade Show It only happens once every two years and it is all over in one but while it lasts it is the most concentrated trade show for community groups lions and agencies in North Halton In 1991 it takes place Saturday April at Georgetown District High School For that one day the halls the gyms and cafetonum will be lined with the booths of just about every aginable leisure volunteer vice and continuing education group in town It is the single best occasion for TO ESTHETICS TANNING TONING ft CM HikeUp Back liniment MMfcsrai Suit Tanning LathBrow Tint Machine 8736013 Indoor Ma duals interested in the range of activities available locally to make contact with the groups providing the leisure or service opportunity Girl Guides of Canada and The Halton Hills Yoshmkan Assoc such groups have already registered to participate if your organization has not yet reserved a booth the Lifestyles commit tee urge you to do sojiow Booth space is not unlimited and the most favorable locations are snapped up early Call to register Mostly Bath Bed and Table Linens Preferred Bridal SonIce Sweetheart Of A SALE 1550 OFF Main Street East MILTON I Seniors receive cheque Siena Van fundraiser fir the future Georgetown Seniors Recreation Centre gladly a cheque from EHiabeth teen tret of Elizabeth s Fashions and Margaret Vint of the annual Elizabeth Fashions Bridal Show Elizabeth Fashions donating the money lo the seniors in payment for the part they played dressing models at annual Elizabeth Fashions Bridal Show Herald photo Home ownership not guaranteed By GARTH TURNER MP Halton Peel Every day Canadians buy sell and pay taxes on homes they have no guaranteed right to own Too often towns and cities pass bylaws taking property away from owners with no guarantee of fair compensation Other governments ex propriate land freeze zoning prevent construction or change the rules of ownership sometimes on a political whim And those people who own those properties have no recourse to the courts arguing that their rights were trampled The right to own property is not in the Canadian Constitution It was removed in 1982 for political reasons Now an emerging lion of individuals and major organizations is organizing to have this right restored A December meeting in Ottawa brought together representatives from such groups as the Canadian Estate Association Canadian Chamber of Commerce Institute Canadian Institute of Planners Canadian Homebuilders Association and others along with several Members of Parliament The day long conference on the need to restore property rights and possible courses of action In an atmosphere of tional change the conference heard the time is ripe for average Canadians to be given back this basic right To accomplish that the report of this conference recommends Establishing a Registry of Support kind of nation wide petition so average Canadians can say clearly they want the right to own their own homes and properties Making submissions to both the Spicer Commission studying Canada future and the Parliamentary committee study ing Constitutional amendment stressing the need for restoring this right The building of a national coalition with the goal of cing MPs and the government so that property rights are includ in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms In December the most power group of organizations ever assembled to discuss property rights concluded that today s situation must change Now an action plan has been outlined When Canadians sit down at the table to redraft Canada Con which now appears in evitable the hand of average Canadians should be felt Our right to own property should be restored Our right to be fairly compensated if govern take it away should be pro tected Until that happens the Charter of Bights and Freedoms is complete flawed and dangerous For more information call Constituency Office 180066M322 8734673 Ot Office 613 992 5266 FOR ASSISTANCE WITH ALL TYPES OF MORTGAGE FINANCING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CALL DAVE 8734991 Learn to Drive and Survive Young Drivers of Canada NEXT COURSE STARTS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27th 938 pm WEEKS WED THURS EVENINGS SPECIAL MARCH BREAK PROGRAM DAYS March 11 12 14 900 a m338 pm 16 MOUNT VIE WRD S SUITE 302 GEORGETOWN GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA