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HERALD January Man held Man killed A 25yearold man from Milton was struck and killed by a west bound freight train in the area of Court Street north of Main Street in Milton on Jan Halton Regional Police say They are still investigating the case Break and enter A culprit broke and entered the drug abuse centre on Guelph Street by removing a window police say The person appeared to know where the petty cash was kept but found none police say They also noted the culprit replaced the window when he left The crime happened bet ween 530 pm on Jan 2 and 10 am on Jan Narcotics charge At 120 am Jan a man was found unconscious on Main Street near Mill Street in Acton police say and found a large amount of substance which appeared to be hashish A man has been charged with possession of an illegal substance and will appear in court on Feb 12 police say Door kicked During the winter break the side door of a storage garage was kicked in at the Georgetown and District High School It is unknown if anything was taken police say Tires slashed Somebody slashed two passenger side tires of a vehicle parked on Main Street South in Georgetown police say The culprit struck overnight on Jan 5 between p and a A 38yearold Georgetown man was arrested for public intoxica tion on Jan on Mountainvicw Road Police say he was transfer red to Division and placed in a cell overnight Mail box damaged A mail box was damaged overnight Jan in Acton between pm and am Police say the complainant told them this has been occurring on a regular basis Windows cut Overnight Jan both of the rear plastic windows of a 1988 Suzuki were cut The car was parked in an apartment lot on Main Street in Halton Hills police say Charge laid A 53yearold man faces a charge of failure to stop following an incident which oc curred on Ninth Line and Sideroad 10 on Jan at pm police say A man driving van southbound on Ninth Line stopped at a stop sign and then proceeded through the in tersection without seeing a Dodge travelling on Sideroad 10 The Dodge collided with the van did a degree spin crashed through a fence hit a utility pole and spun into a field The driver and passenger of the Dodge received minor injuries The Dodge was demolished and the van received moderate damage Vehicles collide A 30yearold Georgetown man has been charged by Regional Police with careless driving and not having insurance following an incident that oc curred the afternoon of Jan 6 A man driving a GMC started to make a righthand turn onto Steeles Avenue from Fifth Line could not complete the turn and reversed into a Chevrolet The received light damage but the damage to the Chevrolet was severe Vehicle rolled An 18yearold MiUon man faces charges of driving under suspension and failing to produce ownership following an incident that occurred on Jan 3 A man driving a 1983 GMC on Sideroad 10 hit a patch of ice sen ding his car out of control The GMC slid across the oncoming traffic lane leaving the road and rolling over in a field The received moderate damage Twocar collision A 55yearold Acton man has been charged with not giving the right of way The charge follows an incident which occurred at a driveway on Main Street North Jan A man driving a attempted to turn left onto Main Street from a private drive when it collided with a Ford that was attempting to turn left into the private drive from Main Street Hood scratched At noon on Jan 7 someone scratched the hood of a 198S Nissan causing damage The car was parked on Church Street in Acton police say Threecar collision Following a threecar accident Jan on Guelph Street a charge of careless driving has been laid A 1982 collided with a 1987 which in turn collid ed with a 1983 Honda The tiac and Honda had stopped for traffic when the accident oc curred The received moderate damage to its rear end while the other two cars suffered only light damage 6000 damage to 30 cars Property damage is a crime that affects everyone and in the Region of incidents of property damage were reported to the Regional Pol ice in Crime Stoppers of Halton are looking for information to solve a rash of property damage oc currences involving 30 separate complaints totalling 6000 in damage and theft in the Georgetown area The incidents under investigation took place overnight Friday Dec between 3 am and 5 am In vestigators believe youths who had possibly slipped out of their homes without their parents knowledge are responsible The streets of Mountainview Bairstow Cres Blvd Prince Charles Dr and Hawks Place were by the two suspects Windshield wipers were broken gas caps opened tires were slashed paint scratched and vehicles entered stealing numerous items such as a hockey bag containing mens hockey equipment and several cellular phones The following description of two suspects has been obtained from witnesses interviewed dur ing the investigation Suspect No Male white 1012 years old wearing a bomber or ski jacket dark grey CRIME STOPPERS OF HALTON top with green V separating a light grey bottom dark jean pants tucked inside calf high boots and grey hat Suspect average height for a 12 year old Suspect No Male white years smaller than suspect No 1 Mid length coat blue jean pants grey hat Carrying unknown object Can you help the police Identify these youths Crime Stoppers will pay up to for information that leads to an arrest in this case or any other case Callers are not re quired to reveal their identities or testify In court The Crime Stop pers toll free number Is I80O6685151 RECYCLING It only works we do our pari Please Remember to Recycle This Newspaper Man guilty of double doctoring A Toronto man has been found guilty on almost counts of doubling doctoring in connec tion with illegally obtaining subscriptions from several loca tions in the Metropolitan Toronto area during the first few months 1989 Roberto Paul was also charged with counts of double doctoring after obtaining prescrip tion drugs from locations in the Hills and Burlington areas during the same time period But he wasnt found guilty on any of these charges police say Mr was recently sentenced to a year in prison and a year of probation in connection with the several counts of double doctoring occurring in the Metro area locations other than Halton Region police found Mr with prescriptions for C a codeine that came from pharmacies in areas including Halton Hills Burlington Newmarket and Mississauga Regional Police conducted their investigation during a two- week period last May In a double doctoring procedure someone receives prescriptions for narcotics to treat bogus illness police say Under the Narcotics Control Act anyone seeking prescriptions must inform the physician of any drugs prescribed during the previous days Police credited the assistance of local pharmacists in helping them solve the case Wei I Geo reel Please compare our prices We are the lowest Georgetowns Greatest 8736002 Guelph Street Unit 25 Georgetown In the Knolcrest Centre i Bit NOTICE OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Georgetown District Memorial Hospital An Open Meeting of the Georgetown District Memorial Hospital Board of Directors win take place on JANUARY 25 1990 at pm in the Hospital Board Boom The agenda will be posted by 900 am the day the meeting in the Administrative Offices Those wishing to address the Board must forward a request in writing to the Chairman Board Directors Georgetown District Memorial Hospital Princess Anne Drive Georgetown L7G 2BB by January 19 1990 Ul III I Ill II III I II III III I II III II III II III lll III II ram Main St S Georgetown 8773388 NOW SHOWING SATELLITE TV BUFFET EVERY THURSDAY FRIDAY SERVED 1 100 PM Boat Chill Con Rico Ptriilo Muihn Modioli Squires Tra ft Collta SPECIAL i PRICE I ONLY INCLUDING TAX 11 PARTY TIME with JUANITA Country Fever Country Western THIS THUfiSFRISAT 1 ii III ii ill ill hi ti in Hi ii in in in hi mi in hi in hi Municipality of Public Works Department CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT For MUNICIPAL SEWAGE AMD WATER PROJECTS GLEN WILLIAMS WATER SUPPLY STUDY PUBLIC COMMENT NOW BEING ACCEPTED The Regional Municipality of Halton in conjunction with the Town of Halton Hills and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment is planning the above mentioned project pursuant to the Environ mental Assessment Act The purpose of the Glen Williams Water Supply Study is to Determine the nature of any deficiencies In private groundwater supply Identify and evaluate corrective measures Assess impacts on sewage disposal systems and Recommend solutions The study is following the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water projec ts as laid out by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Accordingly public involvement and par ticipation is being requested PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE A study report has been prepared and will be presented at a Public Information Centre to be held from 300 pm to pm on Thursday January 18 1990 at St Church Hall Main Street Glen Williams with a brief presentation at 7 pm To see a copy of the Class Environmental Assessment tor Municipal Sewage and Water Projects or for further information contact For Halton P Director Engineering Services Regional Municipality ol Halton South Service Road Ontario L6J6E1 Telephone Ext 315 For Study Consultants MrAASobansliPEng Senior Hydrogeologlsl Trow Dames Moore 7560 Airport Road MISSISSAUGA Ontario Telephone David J Regional Clerk