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8 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD: Scouts from the First Georgetown troop prepare to handle the bulk when they, along with the Guides, embark on their food drive this Saturday. The food donations raised will go to Georgetown's Bread Basket. From left: Gord Rogers, Colin Jackson, Ben Bible, Michael Austin and David Bodig. (Jamie Harrison photo) Starting last Thursday, the Halton Regional Police Serv- ice joined with other police services in the greater To- ronto-area with the common goal of targeting the impaired driver. Drinking and driving con- tinues to be one of the lead- ing factors in fatal motor ve- hicle collisions. Strict en- forcement of the drinking and driving laws and public awareness campaigns are vi- tal components of any com- prehensive effort to reduce the needless deaths, injury and property damage caused by drinking drivers. Through the concerted ef- forts of our RIDE spot check program, and the good judg- ment of drivers, Halton po- lice believe impaired driving WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1996 Cops kick off RIDE program can be reduced in Halton Region. During the 1995 festive RIDE season in the Region of Halton, 17,110 vehicles were checked by RIDE of- ficers. These checks resulted in four alcohol related crimi- nal driving offenses and 39 roadside screening device tests. The roadside test re- sulted in one 12-hour sus- pension. The goal of the festive RIDE program this year is to check in excess of 20,000 vehicles. With additional funding, officers of the serv- ice will have a RIDE spot check lane setup almost every day from now until the end of the year. ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS: Children's book illustra- tors (clockwise from top) Joanne Fitzgerald, Karen Reczuch and Peter Perko stopped by The Freckled Lion, Saturday to sign copies of their books. All three artists are residents of Halton Hills. (Jamie Harrison photo) Saturday, December 7, 9:00 a.m. This is Santa's busiest time of year -- but we've managed to book him again for breakfast. Come and meet the most talked about man of the holiday season, oh, and bring the kids too! Breakfast is served at Legends Tap & Grill. $2.00 per person. Tickets available at Customer Service, upstairs in the Atrium. WE MAKE OUR PRESENTS FELT Free Santa Photo ¢ Free Giftwrapping Free Childcare* RE sears © 'CINEPLEX ODEON THEATRES We've Gor 150 OF THE STORES & Services You WANT! *First hour $2.00 per family, second hour free. 4> DOWNTOWN DOLLARS ( Back by popular demand! $40 buys you $50 Downtown Dollars Can be used in all Downtown Stores like cash! 20% Savings on merchandise and services at all your favourite Stores, and Restaurants. DOWNTOWN DOLLARS ont. € $40 F Available on Saturday December 7 i $50 y 10 am to 2 pm only i Limit $100 Downtown Dollars per family please. Look for the B.I.A. Booth on Main Street if dry or at the B.I.A. Office on Mill Street if wet. Mall Hours: Mon. to Fri.: 10:00 - 9:30. Sat.: 9:30-9:30 © Sun.: Noon -- 5:00 O ~& Hwy #7 to Kitchener (Woodlawn Rd.) z Wellingtons. |2 |e <a Come early to avoid disappointment. L StoneRoan | | > Downtown Dollars are limited er noes P| _ v =| ie): | 4 Sone Reed We put the Elin Guoton! DOWNTOWN DOLLARS