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Page 2 THE HERALD Wednesday July ISM Vehicle recovered A I960 black Chevrolet stolen from a John Street address on was recovered near Silver creek Drive and Trafalgar Road by Regional Police Police say the vehicle was abandoned at the of the road after it ran out of gas A spare set of keyshad been left under the driver seat Break and enter Police say S3 camera equipment television VCR and binoculars were stolen from a Townline address near Sideroad 15 July 19 between 2 55 p and 8 20 The culprits opened the garage door using an axe and forced open another door gaming entry to the home Police say the culprits knew what they were looking for as jewellry items were left untouched Tire slashed After hearing a loud hissing noise a Byron Street resident ran outside July 22 at a to see two males running westbound on Byron Street The resident discovered a tire of his neighbor s black Mercury had been slashed Window smashed A 10by6 foot plate glass win at The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at 294 St was smashed July at about No tools were found at the scene Damage is estimated at Breakin failed An attempt to break into a Queen Street Acton gas bar booth failed after culprits could not pray back a sliding window with an unknown tool between ly 20 at 30 and July 21 at a Damages to the cracked window were estimated at radio stolen A channel CB radio was stolen from a Interna tional truck parked at a Sideroad 15 and Highway ad dress between ip at and July 21 at a m Police entrv to the truck was obtained by cutting a hole through a truck indow Fingerprints found Police are continuing in vestigations after fingerprints were found at a Sideroad home broken into on July 2t Police reports said a 12speed rac bike three bags of chips and two cases of pop were stolen The unknown person entered the home through a basement win dow Inside the home access to the second floor was blocked so the culprit climbed through a se cond window About was stolen from at least two bedrooms Police evidence indicated the person lived in the home for a period of time leaving dirty dishes in the sink Grass and straw were also found on the couch and a cigarette lighter was sitting on the VCR No family members smoked Police all doors were left locked and the replacement of a piece of wood used to prevent the opening of sliding glass doors Failing to yield A Brampton man was charged with failing to yield after his black Ford turning south on to the Tenth Line was hit by a 197S brown Cutlass driven by a Georgetown woman July 20 at Police say the Oldsmobile southbound on Tenth Line saw the turning vehicle braked and skidded and collided with the Ford Moderate damage Moderate damages resulted a 20yearold Georgetown man lost control of his 1979 brown Ford Mustang on Mountainview Road South 19 at about 30 p Police sa the vehicle travelling southbound knocked out a stop sign at an intersection and came to rest in a field The driver v as charged with failing to remain at an acci dent scene and failing report property damages Light car damage A man charged with failing to report damages after his green Plymouth travelling south on Trafalgar Road lost control crossed into the northbound lane As the car went off the road it hit a sign and landed in an east d Light car damages Vehicles vandalized A and windshie wipers were stolen from a belonging to a resident of 200 Churchill Road Acton between July 19 4s pm and JuK 20 6 a Damage to the Ford was estimated at At approximately the same time a 1981 white Dodge van parked at 200 Churchill Road damage after culprits failed to steal a batten damaging battery posts Community theft Halton Regional Police n vestigators in Oakville are in vestigating the theft of worth of gold chains and diamond from a Kerr Street jewellery store Sometime during the weekend of June 30July 2 Oakville Jewellers at Kerr Street was entered by suspects who broke into a next door shop broke through a block wall Into the ad joining jewellery store The alarm system had been disabled by the culprits before entry was made Once inside the jewellery shop a number of display cases were fore ed open and a large number of gold and 19k chains of various lengths were removed along with a number of men and ladies dia rings Only jewellery of high value was taken Police are interested in any information ii regards to persons seen acting in a suspicious manner around the rear of the strip mall located on the west side CRIME STOPPERS OF HALTON of Kerr and John Streets during the week of June 24 to July If you have any Information that leads to an arrest In this or any other case you may be eligible for a cash reward You need not give your name and your call will be treated with complete anonymity Please call Are native people treated fairly Rob Hagen Georgetown Yes they are being treated fairly They re asking for more rights than the average Canadian gets They re not being treated the same as the rest of us I don think they should have immunity from prosecution If they were the ones responsible for the policeman s death in Quebec Mellsnle Hall Toronto I don t think how they ve been treated is acceptable For years they ve been restricted to their little reserves when they were the ones who were here first I think what s going on right now in Quebec shows what the natives have been facing for years Ian Oldaker No fundamentally we took over their land I lived Manitoba for many years and there are more natives living there so our at tftudes towards them were easier to see Many of them are unemployed and people just look the other way when they pass them on the street Politicians should really have treated them as partners right from the start instead of making all the deci for them Seniors development looks promising If Hills council based its support for a development pro posal solely on public support ap proval for a profit unit seniors apartment building at Maple Avenue and Mam Street in Georgetown would be a sure thing Well over 100 Georgetown residents attended a public meeting Monday at the Civic Cen tre to lend their support to the pro posed non profit housing develop ment One Georgetown resident summ up the feelings of the audience when he thanks Richard Willis president of Halcro Profit Housing Corporation the force behind the proposal for looking into the future the chairman of the local group Residents Against In discriminate Development and Destruction A I D D and speaking on behalf of the group also supported the application Tow staff w ill now write a report on the proposal in corporating comments made the public hearing The report will be presented to council August at which time the proposal will be debated Concern about the proposal was expressed by one person A Georgetown woman wanted assurances from that the building would blend in with the surrounding area The builder s lawyer said the ar design is not finalized by the surrounding area Is being considered in the design A representative of the pro vince s ministry of housing which is sponsoring the development gave the woman a list of similar non profit buildings so she could see herself that the surrounding area is taken into account The building can t be built until town council amends its official plan and the area zoning bylaw V Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS 8771598 Part of the property is currently zoned residential for single family homes or apartments of 20 units The other part of the property back from Mam Street is zoned as open space The proposal calls for this portion of the property to re main open space councillors were told Ms urged council to ap prove the proposal because of the need for such a building and the lack of opposition She pointed to the fact that none of the agencies asked to comment on viabilitj of the proposal had any objections Town planner Bruce Maclean confirmed this fact But he also said the Credit Valley Conserva don Authority the Ministry of Natural Resources and the town s Recreation and Parks and Engineering departments in dicated Halcro must first satisfy certain conditions concerning storm water management and the amount of green space As proof of the need for the development Mr Willis pointed to a recent survey conducted by the Ministry of Housing showing the need for senior housing Georgetown The proposal calls for one bedroom apartments and seven two bedroom apartments There will be four handicapped apart included in this total Nurs ing care won be provided said Mr Willis The rents for all apartments ex cept 24 will be geared to income said Mr Willis III II III II III I II III III II III III II 111 III II III II HI III III II 111 Ill II III ill Ill III III Main Street South Downtown Geo go own FREE ESTIMATES 8772746 8733050 232 St Unit 8 Georgetown Behind Royal Bin EH THE HOTEL Main St S Georgetown 3388 f TURING SATELLITE TV A GREAT ROAST BEEF BUFFET WITH ALL THE FIXINS EVERY THURSFRI m to AT A GREAT PRICE TAX INCLUDED i i i I Ill I Pill FEATURED 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