Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 5, 1990, p. 2

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Septembers Vandalism Two windows and two plaster lions figures worth over were smashed at a Windsor Road Georgetown residence in the ear ly hours of Sept The home owners heard a loud bang went outside to find a broken front door window and two plaster lions smashed after being knocked off their posts Police have no suspects Vehicles damaged Two vehicles each received in damages after unknown persons scratched body paint on the driver side of the vehicles with a sharp object possibly a key between Thursday at and Friday at 10 a m Police say the cars were parked at the Hollywood Tavern on Street South One vehicle was a brown 1977 Chevrolet and the other was a grey Hyun Excel A third vehicle ed damages after a sharp ob ject was used to scratch the hood and doors of a blue Mercury parked at a Mam Street South ad dress between Aug and Thieves foiled Police believe the family dog of a Casa Court residence scared people who had entered the home while the family was sleeping last Thursday Entry to the apparently gained after the unknown persons removed a screen from a window Police say they may have exited through a side door leaving a connecting garage door open Nothing was reported stolen or damaged Stereo equipment stolen Approximately 500 in stereo equipment was stolen from Georgetown Custom Car Sound on 55 Sinclair Avenue between Aug 29 at 7 and Aug at 7 a Police say some time over night unknown persons smashed through the front door with air unknown tool and climbed through into the store Stereo items including amplifiers and equalizers and a CD player were removed from the showroom Police have no suspects Illegal parking police have charged a Moorehead Crescent Georgetown resident with illegal parking a car after a passing vehicle ripped off the car sideview mirror Police say the car was parked near Queen and Guelph Streets on Aug 30 at about when the car south bound on Queen Street passed The Brampton man s car and the parked vehicle both received light damages Community Forum- Will you vote in provincial election Mr Cam Buskard Brampton Yes I definitely will I want to get my voice in on what I think are im issues Mrs Anne Georgetown Yes I will I feel to vote is necessary and important for our country We need to vote to provide leadership otherwise everyone just runs loose Mr John Georgetown Yes I will be voting It is every citizens right to vote and we should exercise that right Police seek help in nabbing vandals Halton Region gets funds for child care spaces Halton Regional Police and Cnme Stoppers are searching for the persons responsible for over damage to vehicles parked automotive dealerships and a GO Transit bus shelter on Fair view Avenue in Burlington The businesses are located on the north side of Fairview Avenue between Brant Street and Walkers Line backing onto the railway tracks Vehicles parked at Leggat Motors Newport Leasing Aro Motors and Nissan have been damaged by vandals throw rocks and stones at the cirs The GO Transit bus shelter also suffered 1 damage On Saturday July at 20 three male youths were observed throwing rocks at the vehicles parked at the rear of Leg gat Motors Police were notified but Ahe suspects had fled the scene youths were described as wearing shorts two had white shirts and one was wearing an orange shirt Property damage is a crime that affects everyone and is one of the CRIME STOPPERS HALTON highest reported crimes in Canada There have been 2 034 in of property damage reported in the Region of Halton during the seven month period from January 1st to July Of th s total incidents were reported in Burlington alone If you have information thai leads an arrest this or any other you be eligible for a cash reward need not give your name and your call be treated with complete anonymity Please call 18006685151 Region has received 350 for 75 fully subsidized child care spaces from the pro vince however more than families will remain on the waiting list for subsidized child care Charles Beer Ontario s Minister of Community and Social Services announced Tuesday that Halton Department of Social Services would receive funds for child care The announcement was made a press release Aug 28 Halton Region Department of Social Services applied for addi subsidized child care spaces in the 1990 budget said Region Social Services Commis sioner Bonnie Ewart She said 75 subsidized child care spaces will open up throughout the region in licensed and pnvate child care centres The ministry funds per cent of the cost for each child The ministry s funding will also provide the salary for an addi tional staff member to assist in the implementation of the spaces Mr Beer stated in the release There are approximately 200 children in and licensed day care centres receiving sub sidies said Ms Ewart The 75 spaces will help the problem but there are still 400 to people still on the waiting list she said If someone heard about this and phoned us today they get a space she said The subsidized spaces will be introduced where needs are greatest Applicants are pnonzed cording to the urgency of a ly s situation explained Ms Ewart They become instant con siderations if they are a family at financial risk she said The lota of an applicant also deter mines whether a subsidized space can be opened up Ms Ewart said adding that it s a matchmaking sidized child care spaces comes just a week after Haiton Region participated a meeting on the impact of increasing social service demands the greater Toronto area regions The region is cur rently compiling statistics on the issue on child care Ml III III III I III III III III III II III II III l II III III III II III III II III III III HIP CLASSES Bagpipe Drums Boys Girls 9 90 WELCOME Skate with usi Acton Figure Skating Club Registration Sat Sept 8 a Sept 9 12 Noon ACTON ARENA GEORGETOWN FAIR September 9th 1990 WILBURS ON THE LOOSE In The Pages Of The Herald YOU COULD WIN A FAMILY WEEKEND PASS TO THE FAIR HERE S HOW TO ENTER mply look 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