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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday January 13 190 Page Georgetown Fruit Market charged for opening Sunday Georgetown Fruit Market Guelph Street is the newest store to be charged in Halton Hills under the provincial Retail Business Holidays Act Halton Regional Police charged the fruit market s owner Joe Schbiha with having more than the maximum allowed number of employees working in the store on a holiday Jan 7 No more than three employees are allowed to be working in a store the size of the Georgetown Fruit Market on a holiday the act says Mr knew he was break the law but it a protest opening Call it a coincidence he said Mr Schbiha called the current legislation stupid And he went on to say that the law should be dealt with by the province and not the regions The province should settle the problem by either introducing stif fer penalties for repeat offenders or letting owners decide whether to open Sundays Police also charged Miracle Food Mart on Street on Guelph Street Shop pers Drug Mart on Street A and on Sinclair Avenue for opening Sunday These Georgetown stores have all been charged at least once before A Feb 12 court date has been scheduled in connection with the charges Police charged another stores in the Region this past Sunday Hallon Region s legal depart is planning to take the major grocery chains and other repeat Sunday opening offenders to the Ontario Supreme Court later this month to attempt getting an junction to stop the stores from 5000 worth of items stolen front Glen home Over worth of items were stolen from a Road home in Glen Williams last week Between Jan 8 at a m and Jan at 2 p m a culpnt entered through a slide sideto side basement window police say The person used a screwdriver to puh open the win dow and then unlocked the base ment patio door and the kitchen patio door apparently for a quick get away case the homeowner arrived The person took a fur coat jewellery silverware Royal Doulton figurines a stamp col lee tion and a piggy bank police say Police say the person apparent ly knew the area and is ex This is shown in how the culpnt entered and left the scene police say The culpnt left by the base ment doors went down a snow covered stairway that s not easi visible continued down a steep hill into a wooded area Police followed the culpnt s footpnnts about half a kilometre through the wooded area to a new unopened road that will service a development of some sort police say This supports the theory the culprit was experienced and knew the area according to police Cancer group meets The Halton Living With Cancer Group holds group discussions to provide emotional support and practical guidance to patients families and friends Groups are sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society and they are led by nurses Meetings are held at the Milton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society 751 Main St East Milton west of Bunsmaster building on the second floor Meetings are held every second Thursday from 7 30 p to 9 m The next meetings will be held on Jan For more information call the Milton Unit of the Cancer Society at or 1876 Ml AT TIDY CAR JANUARY 2nd to 13th Beat the winter blahs and brighten up your life with a professionally Installed sunroof from Tidy Car Sunroofs are practical look great and are all on sale right now SUNROOFS FROM 125 00 Ml Sunroof Models And Styles On Safe Slop In And Our Many Specials A Fill Line of Custom Car A Truck Accessories A RUKHWG BOARDS RUST SPLASH GUARDS TOUCHUP CAD COVERS Your One Stop Car Care Centre fHHpri 8730570 A J 265 St Gaorgstown OPEN Ttmndiy Sam Friday 8 a in 9pm Saturday Bam CAM SHAH Residents fight St car wash The town s general committee received a petition Monday night signed by 61 people who object to a proposed car wash being built on Guelph Street The committee also heard the planning department s objection that the car wash is a minor variance Construction will appear before the Ontario Municipal Board to appeal the decision by the Hills Committee of Adjust hat the car wash proposed for Guelph Street between Edward Street and Normandy Boulevard is not minor and nature This location is zoned for service stations but not automatic car washes town planner Glenn Well ings says Rompin Ronnie comes to town Ronnie Hawkins will be visiting Halton Hills for a per formance at Norval s Club 2000 Jan Hawkins performed at the same building during its days as Norval Junction and he played at the opening of the Hills Library Cultural Centre in The Hawk also played al the Acton Rock in Newcomers The Georgetown Newcomers Club will meet on Jan 17 at St Andrew s United Church Mountainview Road South from 30pm Trudy Thomas from Up Up and Away Balloons will be the guest speaker For more information call Etta at or Lori at The committee of adjustment told Bullut Construction it would nave to seek an amendment to the zoning bylaw to build the car wash The general committee passed a resolution allowing the town ing staff to attend the upcoming OMB to uphold the town s zoning bylaw Council will vote on the recom 15 Acton Councillor Gerald Rennie asked why the bylaw doesn t allow for car washes during Monday night s meeting Coun suggested that the lineups at the three car washes on Guelph Street now show that the town might need another one The bylaw was introduced in the early 70s restricting the number of car washes in Georgetown to three because that what the market could handle Mr Mayor Russ Miller said Construction used the wrong pro cess in applying to build the car wash and therefore the town staff should attend the meeting Georgetown Coun Joe Hewitt supported the mayor s reasoning saying the committee of adjust did the right thing Staff should be at the meeting not only to protect the residents but also the town bylaws he said Georgetown Coun Marilyn Ser jeantson echoed Coun Hewitt s statement saying Highway is a POWER makes pitch Continued from Page it to using waste to create con blocks The ideas were an at a Toronto press con ference Wednesday with POWER represenlalives Rita Landry of Milton Ken McGregor of Acton and Mr Minns attending None of the ideas have been for mally accepted or rejected by SWISC The committee plans to review the ideas and make a for mal tender call by next fall The final solution reached is ex peeled to cost more than million Gary Herrema the chairman of SWISC said any ideas accepted won be adopted without the sup port of the affected community All proposals are also subject to an en review Mr Herrema said the five regions are under pressure to reach a solution He said the final objective has helped the five par ticipating regions overcome in dividual differences It has worked well despite fac tors trying to divide us he said STEVEN C FOSTER B A LL B BARRISTER SOLICITOR 37 MAIN ST SOUTH GEORGETOWN ONT 4961 fax 4962 COLLEGE INF0RMAT0N NIGHT FOR PARENTS Wed January 17th 1990 700 PM RoomN103 For more information contact Joan Silk 8776966 Ladies And Gentlemen This Is Your FREE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 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