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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday April 19 Numbers To EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Dial 911 Fire Information 8771133 Police NonEmergency Hospital Distress Centre 8771211 Mischief charge Halton Regional Police charg ed a Georgetown man with mischief after he flew into a rage and smashed a door at a Georgetown Variety Store Mon day Police say the man was denied a request to use the phone and got so angry he slammed the store door breaking the glass Police say the man was hyper at the time of his arrest The accus ed will appear in Milton Court Left without paying Police are looking for two suspects who pulled up at a gas station on Trafalgar Road in Georgetown and made off with worth of fuel Wednesday night Police say the persons in the car two black males left without paying in a Volkswagen Rabbit with no plates police are continuing to investigate the inci dent Car demolished A 1969 Ford that was found demolished in a ditch Trafalgar Road Wednesday afternoon was actually a stolen vehicle say police The car was reported stolen after the acci dent The driver of the car left the scene and fled on foot No charg ed have been laid Apartment entered An unknown suspect stole a hunting knife and a Spellmaster computer worth from Cres apartment last Friday say police who are conti nuing to investigate the incident Cars damaged Police report that sometime over the weekend unknown suspects threw two bricks at the rear window of a 1991 Toyota Tercel and Toyota Corolla parked at a Georgetown Auto Dealership Police are continuing to investigate Police money missing The Halton Regional Police Service is investigating the theft of cash from wtthin the police service Approximately two months ago members of the Regional Criminal Investigation Division launched a probe into suspicions that money was believed to be missing during financial transactions earned on within the police service The police are not revealing the amount of money involved at this time Although the particular bureaus affected by the investigation are unspecified cash is routinely accepted by various bureaus within the service in payment of committal warrants At about the same time a routine audit of the services cash handling procedures was launched and is continuing in conjunction with the in vestigation Lung Association sets up program Lung Association has set up a program to help parents and their asthmatic children It is appropriately called the Air Force Asthma Program The Air Force asthma program is an educational tool designed to assist asthmatic children age years and their parents in understanding and dealing with asthma The program teaches self management skills to the children so that they can take more responsibility for managing their asthma provides parents with the Do You Know What We Sell Check Us Out EMERALD ISLE BEDBOOM GALLERY 8732753 Guaiph St popper knowledge and skills to help their children deal with this disease and its day to day problems To register or for more in formation about this program call The Lung Association Halton Region 6328499 The program in Burlington will run at the new Boehnnger In building starting Wednesday April 24th at 00 p m for 4 consecutive Wednesdays The cost is per family The Air force asthma program is a must for those asthmatic children and their parents wanting to control their asthma and lead active full lives Dairy Princess visits A cattle ear tagger and calve bottle proved to be awkw ool objects for students at lew Public School in Terra who were visited b Peel Dairy Princess Donna of It Brampton Tuesday Testing the equipment were left to right Zach DeJong Matthew J j meson Jenna Gardner and Helen Roussos Herald photo Provinces dump analysis appalling The provinces Environmental Approval branch analysis of the proposed Acton dump is appall ing said Barbara Halsall President of local environmental group Protect Our Water En Resources day According to the report of which the Herald obtained a copy Wednesday the Acton quarry located south of Highway 25 could be converted into a dump after extensive engineering had been done on the site A dump could be established that would minimize any impact the landfill would have on groundwater within the stan dards set by Ministry of Environ ment explains the report Ms Halsall said Engineers think anything is possible but there are times when engineering solve all problems the conversion of the Acton quarry into a dump being one of them she said According to the report engineering on the site must take place to ensure that is prevented from escaping from the landfill and entering the water flowing under the dump Leachate is a poisonous liquid formed when rain water per colates through waste in a dump The report indicates that without engineering work done on the site there would be significant accumulations of leachate in the water supply between the propos ed landfill and the Niagara Escarpment on which the Acton quarry is located As well the contaminated groundwater would flow to Black Creek a tributary of the Credit River The end result being that no engineer ing work on the site would mean significant leachate contamina tion of Creek the report in dicates Pointing to the fact that leachate has escaped from the Glenndge landfill site St Continued on Page 4 OF ALL THE DRIVING SCHOOLS YOU CAN CHOOSE ONLY ONE HAS STUDENTS TO RECOMMEND IT At Young Drivers of Canada we offer one of the most thorough defensive driver training programs in the country We believe the best way to learn is with one instructor and one student the car Youll learn how to drive defen sively with our proven approach to accidentfree driving Youll also receive Georgetown Acton And Surrounding Areas exclusive inclass instruction from highlytrained instructors to make sure you understand all the the defensive driving techniques Learn emergency maneuvers like brakeandavoiud threshold braking swerving techniques and how to avoid a headon or rearend collision Dont take a 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