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Page 2 THE HERALD Wednesday March 21 1990 Windshield smashed Regional Police say a 1979 Ford had its windshield smashed by a shovel while it was driven by a Brampton woman at a m March The Ford was travelling east on Guelph Street near Rexway Drive when five males in a pick up truck began to attack the driver verbally When she stopped the car one of the men from the pick up truck got out and smashed her windshield with a shovel The damage Is estimated at Youths arrested Two youths were arrested following the investigation of the theft of liquor a camera end an antique sabre between a m and 2pm March from a Bower Street residence All the property was recovered police say Police have charged the two with break and enter Car damaged A 1986 Ford parked on Willow Street in front of the owner s residence was walked upon and had its windshield smashed bet ween 30 March and a m March police say The culprit or culprits walked on the hood of the car denting it and then smashed the windshield causing approximately damage Window smashed A 1979 Chrysler parked outside an Acton tavern had its wind shield smashed between mid night and a m March 18 The driver was attending the tavern when someone broke the wind shield The driver believes he knows who did the damage and does not wish to press charges police say Waistcoat stolen A suede waistcoat was stolen from a car parked at Club in Norval police say Between 30 m March 16 and 1 am March 17 the victim purse was rummaged through and her keys taken while she was in the bar The person responsible went into a 1988 Toyota and removed the jacket Total property lost was around V Clothing Ladies Childrens ITERATIONS REPAIRS 8771598 Let Do The Work ENTIRE HOUSE CLEANED including FREE Owning of OVEN or REFRIGERATOR and 10 OFF WINDOWS met ESTIMATES call 8732165 Rings stolen Three rings worth a total of 250 were stolen from a home on Highway 7 in Georgetown bet ween March 12 and a March 16 The rings were a blue surrounded with diamonds on a gold band worth an engagement ring with a quarter karat diamond and two smaller diamonds in a heart set ting with a gold band and a mat ching wedding band with three smaller diamonds Both rings total about 450 Police are still investigating the case TV missing A television was stolen from one of two rooms that was broken into between 30 p March and 30 a m March 16 at a Guelph Street hotel in Georgetown The culprit or culprits got into two rooms by removing the outside screen and sliding open the glass windows police say The entry point was at the rear of the hotel Headon collision A driven by a 70yearold man Terra of ta collided head on with a Chevrolet driven by a 53year old Georgetown man at 12 25 pm March 18 on Main Street Police say the Plymouth was heading north on Main Street when it veered into the path of an oncoming Chevrolet The Plymouth received severe damage and the Chevrolet received light damage There were no injuries Twocar collision A 1977 Cadillac driven by a 47 yearold Brampton woman col with a Ford driven by a 23 yearold Burlington woman at a m March at the in of Ninth Line and Steeles Avenue Both vehicles were facing south on Ninth Line waiting to turn right onto Steeles Avenue The Ford edged forward followed by the Cadillac The Ford then stopped The Cadillac collided with the Ford police say The 47 yearold Brampton man has been charged with following too close The Ford received light damage and the Cadillac was moderately damaged Highspeed chase through Halton Hills A high speed chase down Mountalnview Road Ninth Line has resulted In numerous charges against two men from Milton At approximately 45 March Constable was operating a radar device at the intersection of Mountainview Road and Sinclair Avenue in Georgetown A car a 1972 Plymouth passed the intersec tion at 70 kilometres per hour At that section of Road the legal speed limit is kilometres per hour Const Barnett chased the vehi cle southbound on Road The chase took the con stable out of Georgetown and on to Ninth Line At one point police say the vehicle reached a speed of kilometres per hour Eventually the Plymouth pull ed to the side of the road near the intersection of Ninth Line and Sideroad 5 The driver fled on foot The passenger of the vehicle who is also its owner has been charge with obstructing police and several Highway Traffic Act After an investigation the police caught and arrested another man for causing persuit speeding and other Highway Traffic Act offenses Abandoned house burns down An abandoned farm house scheduled for demolition burned down in the early hours of March on Maple Avenue in Georgetown The house is located just east of the Georgetown section of the Halton Hills Fire Department The fire started at approx 130 am and totally engulfed the house Halton Regional Police say Police say the cause is pro bably not accidental but the cause is still undetermined The fire department let the fire burn because the house was scheduled for demolition in the near future police say An 18 year Georgetown man reported the fire to the fire department THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills Halton Hills Dr O Box 128 HALTON HILLS Onto 2600 PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE PRELIMINARY DESIGN STUDY GUELPH STREET PHASE 6 GEORGETOWN The at Hills Invites you 1o attend a Public Information Centre to review the preliminary design proposals lor Guelph street Phase in Georgetown The project ex tends from the intersection of Guelph Street and Main Street In the west to the of Guelph Street and Maple Avenue In the east This Public Information Centre Is the first of two planned lor the project is an Informal meeting where plans showing alternative schemes will be available lor review by area residents and other interested parties Town of Halton HIDs staff and representatives from the Consulting Engineers for this project Corporation will be available to discuss he project The public Is encouraged to attend the centre to review the designs and provide comments THE PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS Date Thursday March 1990 Time 3 30 to Committee Room Town of Huts Civic Centre Halton Drive Georgetown The it being earned out accordant with the Class Environmental Assessment ftoctssforMunitiialRoaProiecls A Report be produced at the project conclusion wHI document the study process and recommendations TMs report bo made available to the pubic Enquiries on the project may be addressed to Mr T Eog Box Ontario L7G5G2 Tettptwm 2600 Engineering Services Is Drive Mr D Smith Eng Delcan Corporation 133 Drive North York Mttreoofltan Toronto Ontario M3C1K1 C Austin Eng Town Engineer Jewelry stereo stolen from a house in Milton By Sergeant Dave Atkinson Crime Stoppers of Crime Stoppers and the Halton Regional Police in Milton are continuing their investigation to a house entry in the Milton area that resulted in the loss of jewellery computer equipment a stereo television microwave and several firearms During the last week of December 1989 the owners of a home situated on the Town Line south of Sideroad Acton were away for a short vacation During their absence the home was entered by forcing a side door and approximately in property was stolen Among the stolen articles were Samsung S550 personal com monitor and printer television set and video cassette recorder a Toshiba microwave oven serial 105401867 G E compact disc player model E graphic equalizer model CRIME STOPPERS HALTON G E cassette player mode 1106 tuneramp mode Velmet overunder 12 shotgun serial Remington single shot 12 shotgun Winchester model ri tie Pathfinder buck hunting knife Backpack and 3 gun cases The victim s car was reirioved from the property and the battery was then removed and the car abandoned approximately 100 yards from the residence Both the vehicle and the residence received over damage 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 per to free number is 18006685151 Arson suspected in blaze Arson is suspected in a fire that totally engulfed one building of Mushrooms on Moun tainview Road in Georgetown the Halton Hills Fire Department says The fire department was notified of the blaze at a m March 18 by a man who noticed flames A vacant building scheduled for demolition was completely burned down leaving only a concrete block wall Halton police say Another smaller fire which started in a second building was detected and put out by the fire department police say The second fire appeared to be deliberately set because wood was plied up against a door in the same way a bonfire would have been created police say Four fire and rescue vehicles from Georgetown responded to the blaze under the leadership of Fire Captain Bruno Martina Acton also sent a truck to stand by in case help was needed The firefighters took approximately six and a half hours to extinguish both fires No 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