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Page 2 THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday Aprils 1991 Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Fire Information Police Emergency Hospital Distress Centre Dial 911 8771133 8785511 8770111 8771211 dilemma Police arrested a man and in terviewed four others in connec tion with a person unlawfully entering a house after a woman was chased by March 30 Police say Halton Hills woman went for a walk around her neighborhood when the two came running towards her She started to scream and ran towards a relative s place where she called her husband to come and get her He arrived with a baseball bat and went directly to the dog owners home where police say he started swinging at the dogs The dog s owner and a couple of friends were in the home and chased the man from their pro perty and into the home where his wife was staying Police were called and all parties involved were taken to the police station After questioning police charged a yearold Georgetown man one of the men associated with the dogs with being unlawfully in a dwelling Breakins solved Regional Police have arrested four more Georgetown youths in connection with a break and enter at Marty s Too Restaurant on Street March Police say the four 15- yearold Georgetown males were arrested earlier this week A 14- yearold boy was arrested the day after the break in All five youths have been charged with break and enter In addition two of the youths were charged with break and enter in relation to a break and enter at M and Book Exchange on Guelph Street over night March 22 During the in vestigation police recovered Led Zeppelin cassette tapes ProSets of hockey cards and an Enc Paul Coffey and Wayne Gretzky card Two of the youths gave money back to police that was missing from Marty s Too Restaurant All the youths who cannot be named under the Young Offender Act will ap pear in Milton Court May 3 Extremely intoxicated Police arrested a Mississaugt man for his own safety April 3 after he was found trying to sleep his van parked at Winston Churchill Boulevard near Hwy 7 Police say the man was extreme ly intoxicated and attempting to sleep in the back of his van which was stuck in the mud and could not be moved without a tow truck Police later released the man and gave him a provincial offences notice for being intoxicated in a public place Unsafe turn Police charged a Georgetown man with making an unsafe turn after the 1979 he was driving collided with a 1986 Chevrolet at Street and Delrex Boulevard last Monday Police say the man was turning south onto at approx kmhour when he was struck by a 1986 Chevrolet driven by an Acton woman who was proceeding straight through the intersection Her car was severely damaged while the Oldsmobile was only moderately damaged There were no in juries Property stolen Police report worth of property was stolen from a fat home overnight Thursday Police say a mountain bike stereo television trench coats compact discs designer suits a collector s guitar and jewellery were stolen from the residence Police are continuing their investigation Thieves sought The Halton Regional Police and Crime Stoppers of are seeking information that will lead to the arrest of the person or per sons responsible for the break enter and theft at The Livery restaurant ice cream parlour and variety store situated at Main Street South Camp bellville Ontario On the 18th of March 1991 the culprits gained entry to the premise by crawling through an old air conditioner vent Once in side the business they stole cigarettes cigars and Colt brand ciganllos to the tune of 2 76 The Livery has been the target of this type of theft many times in the past as have many other businesses in the Region of CRIME STOPPERS OF Halton that sell tobacco products Because of the high cost ready accessibility and easy resale of tobacco products they have become one of the most popular targets for thieves from both in side and outside of the region If you have any information that leads to an arrest In this or any other case you may be ble for a cash reward You need not give your name and your call will be treated with complete anonymity Please call 18006685151 Auxiliary Police Regional Police District II in Hills will have five helpers in he form of Auxiliary Police who graduated Tuesday night in a special ceremony at the Georgetown Regional Police station The new Police are back row left to right Wade rjinada of Milton Pink formerly of Georgetown John of Georgetown and front row left to right Grant Taylor of Milton and Pain Douglas of Georgetown Auxiliary police aid police officers in crowd control traffic control and emergency situations Herald photo Compromise developers fee proposed The Herald A compromise fee on what he Region charges developers lo build in Halton isn t so high it would drive them out of the area predicts Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce General Manager Doug Pennce Mr Pennce was responding to a Regional Finance and Administration recommendation calling for Halton to charge developers per square foot for residential buildings The committee made the after a public meeting Tuesday the third such meeting on the issue of development charges The recommendation will go before Regional Council April 17 for final consideration staff originally propos ed the development charge be in creased from 85 cents to 80 per square foot During the previous two public meetings developers balked arguing the in crease would send them packing Halton charges developers a fee for non residential construe ton to help pay for services such as roads and sewage systems that need to accompany any new development Mr believes that Regional Council will approve the newly recommended 1 10 per square foot fee Although the fee if approved won t dissuade developers from taking their business elsewhere it will force them to spend less on the buildings they construct as com for the fee increase said Mr He qualified his prediction say nobody will know for certain what will happen until the economy turns around At the fee would cover 39 per cent of the Region s cost to pay for services that accompany any development The remaining 61 per cent of the cost for servic would be collected through the general tax rate said Director of Budgets and finance Dave The cents and proposed fees represented opposite ex tremes If the charge was 85 cents per square foot per cent of accompanying services must be collected through the general tax levy while the fee would cover the entire cost of servicing said Mr According to Mr Birkett the 1 will cost Halton residents million over a year to cover the cost of servicing for develop ment During Tuesday public meeting Burlington Mayor and committee member Roly Bird proposed the fee be set at per square foot meaning development in Halton would on cost the taxpayer an extra million per year His motion was defeated Developers appeanng before the committee still think the charge is too high said Mr But since they adamant ly oppose an increase to 80 they recognize the 10 to be a suitable compromise he explain ed Assuming Council approves the recommended increase a com mittee compnsed Regional staff councillors members of the public and developers will be formed to study possible future development charge changes he said The increase will be in place for a maximum of two years during which time it could be changed based on any recom mendation put forth by the new committee explained Mr Birkett Brush fire Halton Hills firefighters were called out Wednesday morning to ex a fire that got out of control in a field at Lot Concession 3 in Hills after the landowner started a small brush fire Firefighters say it took just over an hour lo squelch the flames eating up grass and cedar rails in a half acre area There was no damage than burned cedar rails say firefighters Super COMPLETE FAST MINUTE OIL CHANGE AND COMPLETE CAR CLEANING ARMSTRONG AVE 8779394