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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday July 5yearold injured A fiveyearold Georgetown girl was taken to hospital by am bulance with serious injuries after she ran in to the street and was struck by a car Police say Triggerson of Halton Hills ran on to the street in front of Bower St Acton as a blue Ford Tempo turned westbound on to Bower St on ly at approximately The five yearold was taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital and has been I Car demolished A 1988 blue Ford Escort was demolished after it went out of control on Winston Churchill Blvd near Slderoad on July at approximately Police say the driver a 34year old Bramalea man was travell ing south on Winston Churchill when the car slid on loose gravel went off the road and smashed in to a sign post Vehicle collision A Milton man driv ing his white Buick was travelling through the parking lot at 235 Guelph St when his car col with a car travelling south bound through the lot The Georgetown Marketplace acci dent occurred July at about 10 30 a m Police say the south bound car a blue Buiek driven by a 46yearold Georgetown woman drove in front of the Milton mans car when the collision occurred Charges laid Several charges including dangerous driving and failing to remain at the scene of an acci dent have been laid against a 22 year old Milton man after his Camero went out of control and in to the ditch near Main Street and the Fifth Line Police saj the July a m single car accident occurred after the Camero was travelling eastbound at a high rate of speed and attempted to turn north bound on the Fifth Line Marijuana confiscated Police confiscated mari juana plants on July 10 after a Norval resident reported unknown persons planted the marijuana in the resident s field Police say the plants were found approximately metres north of Slderoad and one kilometre east of the Ninth Line The plants were seized and taken to Halton police at Division where the plants are to be destroyed No further investiga tion will be conducted Impaired driving A 52yearold Georgetown man will appear in Milton Provincial Court on Aug 1990 on im paired driving charges Police say the man was involved in a single car accident on July at 30 and wab transported to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital The accused refused breathalyzer tests Investigation continues Police responded to a Childrens Aid Society workers call at Georgetowns Village Day Care Centre on July at 30 p m Police say the worker reported a girl who stays at the centre said her father had sexually molested her The girl s mother was con and both were taken to Division Investigation Bureau where further interviews were conducted However the girl who was reported to have been visibly upset and began to deny the in occurred The interview was discontinued Police will in further Ministry looks at Acton GO station Ontarios Ministry of Transpor will soon be looking into the possibility of establishing a GO Transit rail stop in Acton Halton Hills Mayor Russ Miller was in formed Wednesday by letter from the ministry We look into it the possibility of a GO train stop in the near future is the way Mayor Miller explained the contents of the letter which was authored by the Transportation Minister William Wyre The Mayor intrepreted the near future to mean that a ministry in vestigation will begin within mon ths and not in two years as some local municipal politicians had originally speculated The province had already com rmtted to building a GO train stop in Guelph with construction begin rung as early as the fall Paul Pagnuelo the president of the now defunct Toronto- Peter borough Ha velock Line Passenger Association who recently had a meeting with Mr about com muter rail service said day the minister never mentioned Acton as a possible GO station stop during the meeting The Association was attempting to establish a privately run com muter rail service that possbily would have included an Acton stop For All Your Fine China Silver Crystal Glftware MILTON 8780CT50 But the ministry plan to expand GO service killed the idea he said Mayor Miller is convinced Acton will get a stop but he suggested it might be located on either side of the town Thats what the minister will consider in looking at ty of the stop said the Mayor I want the stop to be right in Ac ton the mayor stressed The tion has to be able to serve those who cant drive to the stop he ex plained Acton councillor Rick Bonette called the idea of locating the stop outside of Acton absolutely ridiculous The government would probably have to buy land and build an stop he said Bonnette said an Acton location would be the most cost effective solution because of the available parking in the town Mr offered both the Mayor and the councillor some ad vice Put pressure on the govern ment because I get the feeling it doesnt have the same sense of urgency that the public does It on acts when its convenient for them Main Street South Downtown Georgetown 8731470 Chairman warns about future financial troubles Region wont be able to cover unbudgeted expenses for new and existing water and sewage capital projects in the future Regional Chairman Peter told Haltons Treasurer Joe Rinaldo and Public Works Commissioner Robert Moore ing Wednesday s planning and public works meeting The Treasurer and Public Works Commissioner were asking com members to recommend that Regional Council approve an extra to spend on water and sewage projects One being the North Halton District Water SCADA system in Halton Hills and MiHon The system monitors the draw on the Amabel After much debate the commit tee voted to recommend the money be taken from the Regions unallocated reserve fund The recommendation will go before council next Wednesday But Chairman warned the region will be unable to cover similar unexpected costs Economic indicators for the Region are not good right now the Chairman stressed And you the committee will be heanng from me in August about the finan cial situation he added Mr Rinaldo concurred with the Chairman noting the Region couldnt support these costs next year Our unallocated reserves are almost depleted now he warned Chairman Pomeroy suggested that to avoid shortfalls in the com ing years the Region will have to consider implementing a hiring freeze andor reducing the use of consultants Farmers receive financial aid KITCHENER Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Pood David Ramsay has announced details of Ontario 1990 Farm Financial Assistance Package The economic challenges ing today s farmers call for both immediate financial relief and the commitment to search out long range stability Ramsay said The financial assistance package announced by the Minister includes a Farm Income Assistance Program comprised of short term interest relief assistance as well as direct payments to grains and oilseed producers a twoyear extension of the ministrys Operating Loan Guarantee Program and for the long term the Ontario govern ments commitment to work with the agriculture community and the federal government to develop longrange marketresponsive safety net initiatives Family Optical Extensive Fashion Eye Wear At j Affordable Pnces 8733050 wssr 232 Guelph St Unit 8 Georgetown Behind floyal Bank estimates 877- Spring Car Cleaning Special Interior Hind Engine Shampoo FREE FaMt 125 00 Reg Sitter Lube Mr attributed some of the shortfall to the provincial government The provincial government denied the Region million in direct grant money for capital projects this year said Mr The lack of money initially meant the Regions financial shortfall to fund this years projects was just over 800000 But the Region received just over this year unexpected lifelong grants said Mr Another reason for the eventual shortfall was due to the cost of pro jects such as SCADA being greater than the original estimate explained Mr Rinaldo Constructions for the million dollar SCADA project were estimated last fall to cost But the cost was subsequently in creased to Chairman Pomeroy asked and public works staff member Bruce Kitchen why the estimate and actual cost of the con were so different To which Mr Kitchen replied The stope of the work to be done was enlarged The expanded work in eluded instrumentation and con trol systems said Mr Kitchen Committee members were upset that the Public Works Department didnt inform Council about the change in estimate before the 1990 budget was raised in March Mr Kitchen said the department decided not to bnng the increase in construction costs to the councils attention at the time because the Capital works budget process was finished before the increased con struction costs were known Burlington Regional Councillor Rob Forbes asked Mr Kitchen Is it safe to say you screwed up Had the timing been right it should have been included in the Kitchen members council stages family festival On Sunday July 29 the Halton Members Council is hosting a Halton H Family Festival at Scotsdale Farm Trafalgar Road North Georgetown The event begins at 12 30 m The Festival has been planned to celebrate the Anniversary of the program in On 12 p Chicken families please a salad for the pot luck salad bar 1 30 p m Special CeremonyCake Cutting to honour the 75th An of in Ontario 45 p m Games and Entertainment with prizes for Children and Adults Tug of War Round Bale Rolling Wagon Rides HorseShoe Pitching Celebnty Feud and More 3oopm Adjournment Tickets for the BBQ lunch are for Adults and for Children 12 and under For more information and to order tickets for this event contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food 17 Wilson Drive Unit 12 Milton L9T3J7 phone 2314 SPECIAL OFFER Dm Limited Print Heart to Heart by Rl ONLY 280 Framed 416 8777491 348 Guelph Street NEXT TO SELL CLASS IN THE CENTRE Georgetown WERE YOUR INSURANCE BROKERS WE UNDERSTAND PAUL CARMSTRONG INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 143 MILL ST HIBs Ontario CHURCH DIRECTORY NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE 41 S corner 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