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Page 2 THE HERALD Wednesday May POLICE BEAT Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Poliqe Fire or Ambulance Fire Information Police Emergency Hospital Distress Centre Dial 911 8785511 Lost control Regional Police report a woman who took her eyes off the road for an instant lost control of her vehicle and severely damag ed it after hitting a post on Winston Churchill Boulevard south of Side Road last Thurs day Police say the Georgetown woman driving a 1987 Dodge Shadow lost control of the vehi after her wheels caught the gravel shoulder She struck a post ancLguy wires and crossed two lawns before coming to rest Police say there were no injuries and no charges have been laid Attempted theft Police say an elderly self employed dentist from Georgetown has been charged with theft under after he was caught stealing a wallet from the Hyde House Ac ton last Friday An employee of the leather store called police after the man caused the store alarm to go off went back inside and then threw something underneath a rack The man will appear in Milton court May 27 Twin charges Police have charged a man with obstructing police and impersonation after he was stopped while operating a vehicle with old licence plates and lied about his identity Police say the accused was stopped at Princess Anne and Charles Street in Georgetown last Friday for operating a vehicle bearing old New York plates The accus told police he had left his wallet at home and identified himself as Bruce Allan Irvin of Further investiga revealed the accused was not Mr Irvin and police arrested him Police described the man as violent He will appear in Milton Court May 27 Golf clubs stolen Police say it appears unknown suspects were out looking for golf clubs Sunday night since three Georgetown residents had their golf clubs stolen Police say one resident s set of Wilson golf clubs were stolen from his Mary Street garage while a second more expensive set of clubs was left behind Golf clubs were also stolen from a garage on Case Court and another set worth was stolen from the trunk of a car parked on Hillside Police are continuing their investiga tion Indecent act A Georgetown woman reported an indecent act to police which occurred on March 30 while she was driving down Winston Chur chill Boulevard The woman told police she observed a brown tion wagon pull to the right shoulder and saw one male hop out and deliberately drop his pants mooning her She descnb the male as his late about feet 11 inches tall with a medium build Paint splashed Police report a Georgetown District High School student had her car splashed with white paint while it was parked at the school last Friday Police are in Car damaged Police say a Georgetown man s 1984 Ford sedan had damage done to it between May 3 when unkown culprits dented the chrome around the vehicle s win dows in an unsuccessful attempt to gain entry into the vehicle Severe damage Hills Firefighters believe an electrical problem started a fire in Custom Meat Shop on Trafalgar Road in Georgetown causing 175 damage to the business Firefighters were called to the scene by neighbor at a Saturday morning but by the time arrived the fire had almost burned itself out Firefighters say it appears the blaze started on the top of a meat smoke oven but haven t determined the exact cause of the fire The fire caused extensive damage to the structure and attic of the building firefighters sure how much damage was caused to a freezer that was full of meat in the shop James son of the shops owner Bill said the store has been in the family for 17 and the have plans to fix the shop up Medical call Hills firefighters responded to a medical on Cres Saturday evening to assist a woman who was having an asthma attack Firefighters say by the lime arrived on the scene a civilian had performed artificial respiration on the victim and restored her breathing She was taken to Georgetown and D strict Memorial Hospital by ambulance False alarm Firefighters responded to an alarm activation at Vanan Canada at 6 a m Saturday morning but it turned out to be a false alarm Community Forum- Reaction to the NDP budget Mary Rowan Georgetown As every family knows excess spending only puts you further m to debt The government has to learn to put some reins on spen ding and manage it as a family must Ed Scott Mlssissaupa I was quite disappointed with the deficit projection It s so much at one time I m not so much against deficit budgets just when they are so high in one year Dave Georgetown It stinks It against my philosophy I don t agree govern ment pays for everything for everybody People need to do things themselves to improve their selfesteem The govern budget is taking away from this Dreams do come true By TERESA PITMAN Public Relations Children Society Dreams came true for ll more children connected with the Halton Children Aid Society thanks to Air Canada and a number of other community sponsors Air Canada flew a of kids one hundred in total to Orlando for a full day Disney World the second year that they have run their Dream Come True event Ten of those children were sponsored by the Halton CAS one additional CAS child was sponsored by the Milton Optimist Club CAS Social Worker Mike Downs says Once again the Air Canada volunteers did a tremendous job of organizing the whole thing and you can lm with that many kids and escorts it gets pretty com plicated The excitement started at the airport where volunteers dress as Miss Piggy Turtles and other characters greeted the kids and the 20 escorts The kids were just in awe Mike says One of them was almost breathless she was so ex cited One of the parents told Mike I so happy I don know whether to laugh or cry Once they boarded the plane specially fitted with giant Mickey Mouse ears they joined in a pro gram of activities that kept them busy until they arrived in do The young passengers on this trip were all children between the ages of five and fourteen from the Toronto area who would other wise never be able to visit Disney World Thanks to the Air Canada volunteers they were able not on ly to visit Magic Kingdom but en joyed free food free cameras film and processing and took home T shirts hats and knap sacks After an exhausting day touring and exhibits they returned to Toronto around mid night Everything was donated including fuel for the plane and the services of the flight crew Mike feels that this event does more for the children involved than letting them meet Mickey Mouse and go on rides These are the kids who always get left behind he says This gave them a chance to be special for a day And it gives them a sense that there are peo ple out there who really care FLYERS Watch for these MONEYSAVING flyers inside this edition of THE HERALD DOMINION SEED HOUSE PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION STEAK EXPRESS PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION J amestown furniture PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION SOLID FINK- surra INCLUDES Solid Wed Table Headboard TripteirrtTorArmoita of colours or 8657 per 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