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HERALD Wednesday April Sent to hospital Two people were tent to hospital following a S accident April on Strccl and Nor mandy Boulevard Civiero of Milton and Janice Lynn Flynn 30 of Hal ton Hills were taken to the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital A blue Chevrolet driven by a 20- yearold Milton man was west bound on Street travelling in excess of the speed limit The Chevrolet collided with the left cor of a 1983 blue driven by a 30yearold Hills woman The Chevrolet then cross the centre line and collided with a 1984 purple driven by a 19 year old Georgetown man which was travelling cast bound on Street A charge losing control and following too close was laid Improper turn A charge of making an improper turn was laid following a a accident April on Mountain view Road and Street A blue Hyundai driven by 37 year old Gcorgbclown woman was on Street The Hyundai turned right lo go south bound on Mountain view Road South and in doing so mounted the centre median and struck a light pole Fails to yield A charge of falling to yield the right of way laid following a accident April on Street and Del rex Boulevard A red Cutlass driven by a carold Niagara Falls woman was northbound from a private parking lot attemp ting a left turn onto Guelph Street The did not see a 1979 blue Chevrolet driven by a yearold Georgetown woman The collided with the Cutlass which was east bound on Guelph Street Follows too close Amber Lynn Deromme of Georgetown was taken to the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital following a dent April on John Street A 1983 blue Dodge driven by a yearold Georgetown woman was east bound on John Street following a 1979 brown Chrysler driven by a Georgetown man The Dodge struck the Chrysler when the dmer stopped the car A charge of following too close was laid Charges laid A charge of following too close was laid following a dent April on Young Street A 197B red CheT0let driven by a 46- yearold Waterloo man stopped behind an unknown car which was making a left turn A 1980 blue Chevrolet driven by a 23yearold Acton woman hit a grey Dodge van driven by a pushing the the Chevrolet The Dodge stopped Intoxicated A Georgetown man was charged with being intoxicated in a public place when he was wandering Main Street in Georgetown April at m The yearold was held for a bail hearing April Forced entry Jewellery valued at was stolen between noon and April when someone broke into a River Drive home There was a forced entry to the rear door es woman A Georgetown man was charged with assault when he struck a female March at m on Lot Concession the yearold will appear In court April Tire stolen A tire valued at was stolen from a 1980 Chrysler parked on Durham Street between 9 15 p m April and 15 a m April The car was found propped on blocks of wood Skateboard gone An 11 yearold boy had his Mad Boomer skate board valued at from Centennial Public on the school grounds Tapes missing A pocket knife and two cassette tapes which were valued at J 120 were stolen from a truck parked at the GO Station between 7am and April Entry was gained through the side draft window of the truck Sweater thief A sweater valued at was stolen from North Sport swear and pants sweat Jacket and mans jacket which were valued at were stolen from Henrys Men Wear April between 4 m and 30 p m Wheel robbers Two wheels valued at were stolen from a 1988 Mustang parked at Capital Ford on Guelph Street between 30 April and 30 am Aprile Wallet stolen A Georgetown man had his wallet valued at J 100 and contain ing Identification stolen from his car parked at Pennington Crescent April 1 between 1 a m and 12 30 A 37 yearold will appear In court May on a charge of Impaired driving The Georgetown man was Involved in a Main Street accident April at am Erratic driver A Georgetown woman was observed driving in an erratic manner on Mountain view Road South April at 1 30 a m the yearold will appear in court May on a charge of impaired driving Drug charge A Georgetown man will appear in court May on a charge of possessing the narcotic marijuana The earold was found smoking marijuana April at 15 a on Confederation Street In Glen Williams Construction damage Damage was done lo a construc tion site at 99 Sinclair Avenue bet ween April and April Bags of cement mortar mix were dumped down an elevator shaft causing damage Car vandal A 1946 antique Plymouth locomotive on Mountain view Road received damage when nine windows and gadgets were broken between April and April Intruder A Crescent resident ap prehended an Intruder who had broken into his home April at 3 30 a m and held the Georgetown man until police arrived The yearold was charged with four counts of break and enter which occurred between March 24 and April The Georgetown man ap peared In court for a bail hearing April and was remanded in custody until April 18 for a trial date Booster taken Between m April and a April on audio power booster valued at was stolen from a Ford Mustang parked at and Court Tools gone An assortment of mechanics tools valued at were stolen from a locked garage on Daniel Court between March and April was Woman wants councillors to help in welfare fight J ALL STYLES COLOURS PRICES COME IN AND BROWSE HANDBAGGS PLUS ST Acton resident Munol Ciuber Is asking the town for help in her fight to gain more welfare assistance but some councillors arent entirely en thusiastic about the idea Mrs Ciuber asked council for help In setting up a meeting with the Social Assistance Review Board Monday Saying she and her husband are living off her welfare payment of a month Mrs Ciuber said she wants a filth hearing in front of the Board She said most of the board members have been fired and she wants another hearing In front of the new board members but the Board Chairman wont return her calls The four previous hearings were not impartial hearings but trials where the were cross- examined she said I came to this place the hearing was held at the town offices the scene of the crime and I was told to shut up by a man who couldn t read Ho was illiterate said Mrs Ciuber Mrs Ciuber who holds a masters degree In sociology said she and her husband are moving now for the tenth lime in eight years But its hard to find a place because landlords don like welfare recipients she said Both she and her husband are unable to find work she said I just don t know where you find a heated place for a month she said Mrs Ciuber said after her 19 year career as a teacher in the separate school system ended she tried sell Birthdays celebrated at the track By BETTY SOJKA Herald Special The Easter weekend saw Archie and Mary Lawr celebrating their thdays at the Orangeville race track Saturday was a day at the General store Many people stopped in for Iho grand opening There has been a change of plans at the Community Centre Millionaires Night has been put off until a later date A dance is scheduled for April 16 There will be prizes and tickets arc available at the store Everyone is welcome to come dressed in style and Jive to the tunes of the oldies but goodies This dance is guaranteed to be fun so please try and make it while the minister Tom Ban is on holidays the United Church Women will be In charge of the April 17 church service Dorothy Phillips past president of the Toronto Conference will be the guest speaker Don t miss this dynamic speaker Muriel Ciuber is asking the town to help set up a meeting with the Provinces Social Assistance Review Board Mrs an Ac ton resident said she Is now living off the a month she gets from welfare and that Is not enough Mrs and her husband have been unable to find work for some lime Herald photo Ing life Insurance and cemetery But no one would buy Insurance during the recession in 1983 and the cemetery lands Were swampy so no one woufd purchase plots she said Her financial situation makes it Impossible for her lo live she said Ive my nerve to even phone prospective landlords Mrs said her husband was told by a social assistance worker that he is old and employers dont like you She said no work is menial We dont consider any work menial All work Is honest There has been a backlash from the community because of the Cniben high profile she said People saying we dont want hack Jobs is most unfair During her fight to gain more welfare assistance which Included an appearance before Hal tons Health and Social Services Commit tee the were never told of legal assistance and other forms of help open to them she said Since the have been on welfare our life went crooked she said We borrowed money from friends and relatives to get here Mrs said she is simply flghtingforherrighta The Ciubers have been about When Councillor Betty Fisher said the request Is in the Regions Jurisdiction Mrs Ciuber said she gels no help from Region workers The Region is my enemy Bureaucrats Just adhere to thdr rules and their stupid regulations the said But Acton Coun Norm Elliott was in favor of at least getting in contact with the Board Chairman Is It possible in this small way we can help Mrs Ciuber he asked Council did not take any formal action on the request WINDSHIELD REPAIRS PROPOSALS Are invited lor the scraping of steel roof beams priming and finish coat of paint at the Georgetown memorial Arena and also at the Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Interested contractors with previous experience may examine the building by arranging with the respective arena managers Cecil Peacock Georgetown Memorial Arena Mill St Georgetown Telephone 51 266 Doug Vivian Alcott Memorial Arena 221 Guelph St Georgetown Telephone 416-877- 5185 254 Written proposals are to be submitted by 1200 noon Wed April 27 1 980 to the Purchasing Agent Town of Halton HHri 38 Main St South Georgetown Ont L7G4X1 COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2WARD 4 Georgetown South Area General Committee ot Town ol Hal ion HiUs will conduct a Public Meeting and discuss a to Zoning By law 51 and Town or Halloo Hills The proposed Involves a portion lanbd within a droll approved plan subdivision of residential Institutional and pari purposes Tho lands subject rozonlng are located within Part of Lots and Concession Town Hills and form port ot the expanded Georgetown Urban Community as tho Georgetown South Area Further Information Is In Ihe Planning Deportment ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Time Data Monday April 1988 Location Halton lis Iding Trafalgar Road Oil BRUCE MACLEAN A C I DEPUTY PLANNING DIRECTOR Ad No WILLIAM LEE B Sc D Ch S Foot Specialist is pleased to announce the opening of his chiropody clinic The clinic will deal with all footrelated problems We are located at 1A PRINCESS ANNE DRIVE Lower Level GEORGETOWN Beside the Hospital 8733423 Ontario ATTENTION PR0PS1TY OWNERS AND TENANTS TOWN0FMLT0N Property assessors from the Peel Regional Assessment Office will be inspecting properties in the Town of Milton over the next several months in order to update assessment records Each assessor carries an identification card with his or her name and photo If you have any question about the authenticity of the iden tification shown to you please call the Halton Peel Regional Assessment office toll free at 1 8003875909 or call the Halton Regional Police at 8785511 A Forest Thompson Regional Assessmsnt Commissioner COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2 Hwy Side Road the Town of Hills will conduct a Public Moo ling and discuss a proposed amendment lo Zoning By law 51 of Town of Hills Irw a 14 hectare acre oast hall of Lot Concession permit a temporary somv1 in the Planning Department citizens are welcome raw in ration Rood Hit Rio No H 87