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BEST AVAILABLE COPY Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK February 17 MM op Haltop Hills Halton Cable Systems moves to new building Halton Cable Systems in Acton is no longer the small kid on the Mock of cable television Weve outgrown our present facility says the cable stations vicepresident and general manager John De Jong Construction on the stations new building set to begin as soon as the weather clears and the frost leaves the ground The new building will be located just up from the existing building which is situated at Main Street North in Acton Town councillors unanimously approved construction of the Twovehicle collision A 35yearold Burlington man has been charged with an im proper turn after the Ford he was driving collided with a GMC Jimmy driven by a 50-year- old Georgetown man at 1145 am on Feb Both vehicles were travelling on Armstrong Avenue when the Ford attempted to make a right hand turn into a private driveway The Jimmy attempted to pass the Ford on the right hand side when they collided The Ford received light damage and the Jimmy received moderate building at last Mondays council meeting Halton Cable Systems made the application to build a new building last July The station needs a new building Mr Jong says because of the rapid growth in cable programm ing The new building will allow the station to more than double its pro gramming services he said Well be bigger and better As far the existing building it will be sold The company is cur rently entertaining an offer but wouldnt reveal who has made the offer Vehicles collide A 21yearold Toronto man has been charged with making an im proper lane change following an incident in which the Honda he was driving collided with a International truck driven by a 34yearold Alton man at pm Feb 7 The truck was in the left turn lane waiting for the lights to change on Trafalgar Road at Sideroad 17 and the Hon da was in the straight through lane Both vehicles attempted to turn left police say The truck received light damage while the car received moderate damage Rifle seized after shots are fired An Acton man was taken Into custody by Regional Police after an incident in which a friend heard gunshots while talking to the man over a phone at 220 pm Feb 13 The Incident happened at a Highway residence east of the Fifth Line The Acton mans friend con tacted a family member who in turn contacted police for the mans safety Numerous police officers at tended the scene The man came out a side door of the house police say He pointed the gun toward a wooded area at the rear of the house Sergeant Dave Pruitt ordered the man to put his weapon down Police say the man obliged then was told of his rights and taken into custody Police seized an unloaded calibre rifle at the scene The man has been released un conditionally police say According to the police the family is having a friend remove all weapons from the mans house Cadet dinner set for today ByFLOCARSWELL Legion Auxiliary First I would like to make a cor rection Last week I said that help would be required for Feb 25 for the Cadet Dinner I was wrong help is still required but it is on Feb not Feb 24 Also on Feb we have Zone darts here in Georgetown Rita Rudiger is the person to call if you are putting in a team The darts and cadet dinner being on the same day it creates a bit of a problem for setup for the dinner so if a few of you darters feel up to it we could use some help in cleanup and setup after you finish play ing Still on the subject of darts darts for District held in Bronte last Saturday was a good day for Georgetown Some 28 teams were competing and the results are as follows- first was Cooksville se cond was Georgetown with Anne Nicholson Bart Reid Field and Mary Russell third lira ma lea fourth Georgetown A with Jean Lottie Bottoms and Gwenyth Thompson fifth and sixth Lauren Todd also was a winner on the Sports Draw Zone bowling will be held in Port SAME DAY TAX RETURNS Gueiph St Georgetown Credit on Feb Phone Hazel ting we would like to see you Dumper if you are putting in a there team m j Floss remains in Next Thursday Feb is the Georgetown hospital and will be general meeting Weather permit- while Need money for an RRSP With Mutuals new loan service you can maximize your 1 989 contribution Call me for details BRIAN 8775129 GEORGETOWN 1 The Mutual Group Facing Tomorrow Together 8772217 FINE FURNITURE CUSTOM DESIGNED FURNITURE ReUpholstery 8531 359 38 Mill St E ACTON TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE corner Flnchgale Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 1030 am 700 pm Wednesday 800 pm We Provide Childrens Church Nursery Service English la Italian George A Horticultural society elects executive By ELAINE VANDERBURG Herald Special On a mild Jan 17 evening the Georgetown Horticultural Society met to conduct its annual meeting and review the years activity Retiring president Madge Whit field was presented with a small token of gratitude for five years of work on the executive She chaired the business portion of the meeting and new members were introduc ed A review of the years events and prize winners by Jaspersen the incoming president indicated that there would be a lot of material to contribute to our year book project Other projects are the March meeting will be an open meeting to the public with Larry- Sherk describing landscap ing for the new homeowners Larry is a representative from Sheridan Nurseries Thirdly contributions were re quested for the cookbook project which will incorporate gardening hints It will be available for pur chase at the spring flower show The report of the nominating committee for the new slate of of ficers and directors was accepted as was the treasurers financial report The executive for 1990 is Presi dent Verna Secretary Mildred Treasurer Margaret Davidson Membership Julie Varricchio Publicity Elaine Flower Show Convenor Linda Boynes Pro gram Convenor Madge Whitfield Social Convenor Siena Van Hoekelen Telephone Convenor Jean The special guest for the even ing Mr Bruce brought greetings from District of the On tario Federation of Horticultural Societies and an invitation to the provincial annual meeting to be held March In addition to being a vice president of the provincial society and visiting other local societies Bruce has achieved the qualifications of Master Gardener J arid has a interest in y4ith to enjoy hor- tfculture For the of members Bruce presented slides of his re cent visit Alberta He was able to make many first hand observations on the influence of oil production on fanning and hor ticulture in that area There was a door prize and refreshments enjoyed at the close of the meeting All horticultural society meetings are held at Knox Presbyterian Church Main St Georgetown on the third Wednes day of every month New members and interested persons are welcome For information please call Elaine Vanderburg at The February meeting will be held 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