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Saturday May Breakin Regional Polfce say a auto service store was broken into between May and 7 30 May A win dow of a side door was smashed and the culprit or culprits stole about to in coins A vehicle ownership also stolen from the Trafalgar Road store Police are continuing the investigation Church vandalism A vandal struck at the Saint Georges Anglican Church on Street in Georgetown Us ing red paint someone wrote and drew graffiti on the west wall of the building between 11 a m May and May 10 One of the lines written on the wall in red paint was kill and Rebels Police are still in vesttgatlng the incident Clothing theft Over worth of men clothing was stolen from a Georgetown clothes store on Main Street The incident oc curred between m May and 10 a May 10 Police say the complainant returned to the store and found the door unlock He was positive he had locked the door police say Approx imately in dollar coins was also taken from the cash register Traffic mishap A of bumps on Fall Brook Trail made a GMC driven by a yearold Enn man go out of control The GMC left the road went into a ditch and rolled onto its roof facing north The was originally heading south on Fall Brook Trail The GMC received severe damage The accident occurred at Jo am May near Ninth Line Police Beat Moderate damage A GMC driven by a 74- yearold Capreol man skidded on Ninth Line just north of 27 police say The GMC received moderate damage when it left the road and struck a wire fence The incident occurred at 10 30 p May Traffic charge A Ford driven by a Acton man was travell ing north on Mountamview Road and attempted to make a hand turn onto River Road The Ford was towing another vehicle at the time of the accident at 11 am May police say The Ford went out of control and turned 180 degrees The Ford col with a Ford driven by a year old Georgetown woman which was waiting for the lights to change at River Road The 1977 Ford received moderate damage and the Ford received moderate damage police say Police have laid a charge of improper lane change in connection with the incident Vehicle collision A two vehicle collision has resulted in police laying a charge of not giving the nght of way A 1989 Dodge driven by a year old Georgetown man was heading west on Cindebarke traiK near Eighth Line while a 1983 driven by a 17 yearold Georgetown man was backing out of a dnvewa The two vehicles collided The received moderate damage and the Dodge received light damage The accident occurred at May Chairmans claims questioned Car dealership hit Over 500 of property in eluding four vehicles was stolen from a Guelph Street car dealer ship on Tuesday Regional Police say Between 30am and 30am May a to 200 pound safe con taming cash and business documents an electric typewriter a photocopier an unknown number of keys a computer system a cassette stereo three licence plates a 1990 Lincoln Continental a Ford Ranger Supercab a 1990 Ford Aerostar Van and a Corvette were stolen from the dealership The Lincoln the van and two sets of licence plates were recovered nearby police say The Ford Ranger and the Cor Civilian awards The 17th Annual Awards Night for civilian help in police work was held Thursday night TJiree of the Halton Regional Police awards went to District One Hills and Milton area citizens The awards were presented by Chief of Police W I James Har ding at the Tyandaga and Country Club in Burlington The District One winners were Elizabeth Antoinette Brown and Rick Morrow The awards night started at pm POWER meeting POWERS next general meeting is Wednesday at 8 30 at Limehouse School Chris Walker senior planner from Halton Region will outline issues la the new official plan that affect POWER All are invited are still missing The miss licence plate reads VY Police are asking for the public s assistance in finding the missing items The Corvette is blue and in ex condition police say The Ford Ranger Supercab is red with a red box cover leap Police it is possible the miss licence plate is on one of the missing vehicles Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact Detective Sergeant Mike at extension Guelph St Georgetown 8779896 WILLOW LANE NATURAL FOODS Two Locations To You Willow St ACTON what extent Halton should par if at all in the GTA and SW1SC The meeting will be held in late June during the evening hours Any recommendation that comes out of the meeting will go before Regional council the following week Committee member Halton Hills Regional Councillor Manlyn Sergeanston who has publicly ex pressed support for Halton par in the asked Regional staff to find out if could decide as a participant if the Region could decide if GTA garbage is put in the Milton land fill This responsibility would nor mally he with the based on tho needs of all members When chairman Pomeroy was asked after the meeting if claims made by Mr Minns were true the chairman gave a categorical no Everything has been put on the table said chairman Pomeroy Mr Minns is part of a lobby group and lobby groups present the facts to support their point of viewhe added But Mr Minns used the fact that Halton contributed just over to SWISC last year and plans to give just over 000 to SWISC m as proof that Halton is committed to SWISC Mr Minns did say the commit tees decision to hold a special planning and public works meeting and encouraging the public to at tend stepin the nght direction Council shows compassion in rendering decision Halton Hills council decided Monday to allow an area resident to convert a building formerly used for storage as a temporary second residence despite town staff recommendations opposing the idea Councillors made the decision on compassionate grounds after John Gallo the owner of the building which is located on his apple or chard located at Lot 15 and Conces sion 6 in Esquesing appeared before council and argued that without the residence he t run his apple orchard Mr Gallo explained the tern residence is needed to house the seasonal workers he hires as apple pickers Mr Gallo said the workers are needed because a leg injury he sustained about a year ago in a car accident prevents him from picking the ap ples himself Until Monday the building wasn t zoned for housing Mr Gallo told councillors his leg is healing and should be completely healed in about a year and a half On this basis council decided on Iv to allow the temporary residence for a year and a half in stead of three years as Mr Gallo had originally proposed Mr Gallo said he required the residence to also house the workers during the offseason for general maintenance around the farm and to do the pruning of the trees Town staff had opposed the ap plication because the proposal con flicts with the town and Region of ficial plans According to the staff report submitted to council Mon day the town s official plan designates the property as a rural area This type of designation only allows for permanent or semi permanent farm related residences for retiring and full time farm help the town special planner Arvin Prasad wrote in the report As well the residence con tradicts the Region official plan because the orchard is only 10 acres and thus the residence can not be considered as necessary for the economic viability of the farm said Mr Prasad He also indicated that the Ministry of Agriculture and Food opposed the proposal because the residence wasn located close enough to the main farm But Coun Anne Currie disagreed with the ministry saying the residence is needed to accommodate farm help The town staff also argued that the residence isn t compatible with the neighboring residences because it is adjacent to whereas the neighboring residences are substantially set back from the road SPRING SPECIAL Tim Limited Edition Print House Fox family only 4168777491 Street NEXT TO BELL GLASS IN THE CENTRE Georgetown MARYS Dressmaking Altera sic DRESSES LADIES 1 SUITS BLOUSES ALL FABRICS INCLUDING THEOLDEIANK I MAIN ST GEORGETOWN For AM Your Fine China Silver Crystal MAIN ST MILTON STAR Limousine Service Although Coun Pat McCarthy supported the applicant request he urged town staff to ensure that when the conversion of the residence is complete that it make sure the building conforms to the building code for living commodation The town s building department director Ron Shettell assured the councillor that this was always staff s intention if council approv ed the building RECYCLING works do our pari Please Remember to Recycle This Newspaper 77 Main Street South Downtown Georgetown 8731470 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY IS AND CULTURAL 8772359 Spring Car Cleaning Special Interior Shampoo Hand Waxing Engine Shampoo FREE Fabric Protection Reg NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Georgetown District Memorial Hospital We are pleased to advise friends of the Georgetown District Memorial Hospital that the Annual General Meeting of the Hospital will be held on June 28th 1990 at 30 the Bennett Health Care Centre Mr Andy Barry Host of the Andy Barry Show on CFRB radio will be our guest speaker Mr Barry has discussed many issues relating to health care on his program and also serves as a Director of a Toronto Hospital In order to qualify as an annual voting member one must either pay the Annual Membership fee of 5 00 by May 990 during business hours at the Hospital or a donation of 00 qualifies the donor as a Life Member Please us MgrkRochon Graeme FCA Executive Director Chairman