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Looking for additional 2000 THE HERALD February me Page Red Cross considers campaigning in Acton Walker wins GT rally A goal of has been set however canvassing will by the Georgetown and continue throughout the District Branch of the remaining rest of the week Canadian Red Cross Society as The Red Cross Society is their target for 1978 The goal presently considering a new branch did In Acton during Blitz not reach The Georgetown week Jeff Walker driver and Tom Teder acting as navigator and prepared the first steps for the area captains lalcr this President of Georgelown placed first In Saturday nights the Week Tom month Branch is John with car rally sponsored by the Betty Alice Grcenaivay In charge of Club of held Boone Doug Tucker and The Society hopes to get nfnnrccr Georgetown last evening the five will meet with people to volunteer as door to Williams publicity director or door canvassers the Blood Donor Clinics Lee and Hugh placed second with Russ driver and Eric Mlleham navigator placing third The rally a starting point area commanders Community Park and at exactly m thelrst team started off on the mile course Six competed in the rally which took approximately two hours to complete branch was a little under short of the pet target Week scheduled for the second week In March will be kicked off with a Blood Donor Clinic to be held Won day March Night is planned for Tuesday evening Another new technique which will be used this year Is the mailing of contribution envelopes If a canvasser has not been to home by March donations can then be sent through the mail utilizing the envelopes which Truck cuts power to Know your police The Herald week begins a series of stories on the men and of the Regional Police force In an effort promote belter understanding between our community and our police Who ore these men nd women whom we tarn to In llmei of emergency crisis danger and contusion What are they really like Why did they to become police officers How do hey relax What do they think of us the they are sworn to protect and aid What bugs them What make Ihera feel good In the weeks ahead the Herald hopes a better of these exceptional yet sometimes very ordinary men and women will emerge They are our cops and they are the only ones we have Let get to know them belter Georgetown Fire Depart hydro line on Moun was kept busy this week lalnvlew Road summoned the answering five fire fire department A rental last Wednesday On the truck had pulled the wires the department was from the line Many residents summoned to a house on of Road were Normandy to investigate an over heated healer There were no damages in the Incident Friday January a bur without power for a number of hours until the necessary repairs were made to the lines At Saturday evening the department answered a call to a home he wiring system of the ear along the Tenth Line Just north the which of Slderoad to attend a resulted in extensive damage chimney fire No real damages the engine resulted Also on Monday morning Early Monday morning at 0 a the department was am the department gutted a summoned to Shoes and car fire at Guclph Street Luggage at the Georgetown across from the Georgetown Market The sprinkler High School A malfunction in and the both broke causing water to Betty Fisher criticized for questioning Values Ed plan meeting Betty Fisher of letter from Mrs Fisher he Values Chairman of the asking some direct questions program Education Action League about the costs of the board values Education program had been read 1 question the properlety of using public funds to finance an election campaign How many times must we do this for her Mrs Fisher had requested specific Information about the HEAL was the brunt of some criticism by Halton Board of Eduction trustee Tony Goodyear at last Thursday nights meeting of the board The name Betty Fisher comes up just a bit too frequently commented the Burlington trustee after a rlends Tn Deed an adult organization for the Education located In Acton but covering all of extends an invitation to handicapped residents in Board chairman Judy Alexander pointed out that it district to attend was very costly to spend time their and find provldng the information exactly what the asked for and then to send the organization is all about Information out but added The Friends In Deed meet We do believe in making this the last Tuesday of each month costs of staff and material for People to look at information available for the fire hall In Acton at Halton Hills Police Report Minor injuries in crash CONSTABLE CLASS GARRY STUART GEORGE of fun and send him a non message it can be contusing Const George had to arrest any old friends and though he hopes he doesn t have to he adds It is his Job and it wouldn t bother me to arrest a friend Being new on the job he not afraid making a mistake He credits this at titudc to his parents who he says let me make my own mistakes There is no par phase of police work he wants to get into right now because he says he still Involved in learning the basics Here you of polk When Constable Class George walks Into the police station of District 1 Hills he looks big When he removes his bulky wintercoat he looks bigger so much so that a football coach looking for a fullback might wonder how to make an offer Const George could not Const George who was born in Georgetown and celebrates his birthday this Satur day is the rookie on the member detachment of the Halton Regional Police Force After high school he moved to London to study honors geology at the University of Police Western Ontario where he all phas wore his hair down to his k not like squads In Metro shoulders like all the other Toronto he says students But after two years he dropped out Why As if trying on for size the staff inspector chair In the office where our Interview takes place settles his frame back little further and Monotony started settling In I lost Interest and see spending two more years at It so I packed it In He says he goes down to visit the friends he made there After that it was about a year on a factory assembly line before he moved to another job But for a man who can list his hobbies all under the general category of outdoors he says It took a week and a half lo decide In August 1975 he Joined the police force and after 12 weeks- at the Ontario Police College Alymer he was posted to his hometown He soya knowing a couple of the police on the force having relatives on the Toronto police force and being with three other chaps in Grade helped him decide to become cop But the main reason is because you re outdoors That why I chose this of career Being a cop has meant no loss of friends he says If anything people roach me more often You get questions poked you all the time When he Is not patrolling the streets of Georgetown he s in the squad room The staff Inspector s chair squeaks as If in protest when Const George Bays There Is a phenomenal amount of police paper work Often on a Job new man will be sent out to get a left handed monkey wrench or bucket of a team or some equally ridiculous object but so far this ham happened he lays I knew quite a few of the guys and I Knew the town so they haven t done anything like that But they can do a lot with 10 codes He explains that 10 codes la the abbreviated form of communication police use over their radios The code goes from to 10W and when the veterans wont to have a bit Several motorists received Georgetown injuries In traffic accidents The accident this past week January at pm In Regional Police report front of the of Montreal Jean of Glen Georgetown Market Plaza Crescent Drive Glen Williams Police estimate damage to recived a bump on her each vehicle at forehead and a swollen anile Ontario Street 130 feet west when the car she was in or Crescent was the driven by Margaret scene of an accident January 15 Byron St Georgetown was at a when a car In an accident January at driven by Ronald J Fowler m Erin skidded on an Icy The accident on road surface and was in Guclph St feet west of collision with driven by Armstrong Avenue when the Elizabeth Forbes Ann vehicle skidded on Street Georgetown very ley road surface and Police estimate damage to was In collision with a truck the Forbes vehicle at 00 and driven by Oscar Howard Klein to the Fowler vehicle at of Anas A shopping trip in Police estimate damage to Hills resulted In in the McKee vehicle at damages lo a car driven by and to the Klein vehicle at Marilyn McQueen Margaret Hall 72 Main Crescent on January St Acton was Injured In an accident January a She told police that on Ontario Street feet south during her shopping her car of Stecles Avenue when she was hit by an unknown vehicle was in collision with a car A single car accident on driven by Kevin T Kcnalty 18 Hills Sideroad Drive Acton tenths of a mile west of the Police estimate damage to Ninth Line resulted In in the Hall vehicle at and to damages to a car driven by the Kenalty vehicle at Donna A Crampton Islington Robert D Hamilton Main Ontario Street Georgetown com On January at m plained of neck pains after a her car went out of control on car he was an occupant in the Ice covered road flipped owned by Beverley A over on its side and entered I haven changed Maybe Jeffrey Avenue ditch got a new job but m still Acton was in collision with a The Intersection of Maple same as I always was by Michael J Street and Main Street Hamilton 1 a Friendly Larrys Our way of saying THANK YOU to all our wonderful customers for their patronage CHBESE Edam CHEESE Tilsit CHEESE 129 Wine Cognac or Beer AGED CHEESE 1 99 MEATS Polish SAUSAGE SAUSAGE 99 159 LB Store Sliced SIDE BACON 1 49 69 99 Larrys Delicatessen MOORE PARK PLAZA 8771766 Humpty Dumpty POTATO CHIPS HERRING FILLETS in Beer Curry Mushrooms or Mustard Sauce 2 for at m when cars driven by William J Norton IB Arietta Street and William 17 Crescent were in collision Both drivers come to District 1 Headquarters to report the accident Police estimate damage to each vehicle at The Fireholl is on ground level making the entrance very accessible for wheel chairs The meetings consist of a short business session followed by a social time The provides recreation and encourages social Interaction for the physically handicapped whether the handicap be major or minor The Friends In Deed also welcomes any interested persons who would like to volunteer some of their time in providing transportation and encouragement in Retting handicapped persons out to inoy companionship TO RALLY Eric Mlleham front reads the map in preparation for the car rally held last Saturday night sponsored by the GT Motorsport Club Driving the van Li Rubs HlrJtle of Glen Williams Erie and Rum placed third In the rally accident January smile USE THE GOVERNMENTS OWN RULES TO SAVE A BUNDLE ON INCOME TAX TAX SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY 1 ire tlijbl I pix ill si Milks tin Inc mmnii all rsnf ll id This ix ity is Ithem u i lluu bo i KM money dip You in PI nil 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