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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday June Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Dial 911 Fire Information 8771 1 33 Police Non Emergency 878551 1 Hospital 8770111 Distress Centre 8771 21 1 Arson suspected Halton Regional Police suspect a fire at the Old Paper Mill on Maple Avenue and River Road in Georgetown at last Monday was arson Police were told by Halton Hills firefighters at the scene the fire had been deliberately set at a pile of rubbish in a vacated section of the building and had spread with the use of other combustible materials were easily able to cc Id in and extinguish the blaze which caused little damage to the building police soy Police are continuing to investigate Home breakin Police report a Georgetown home on Mill Street was broken into overnight Saturday with unknown thieves making off with in tools and clothing Police say the culprits smashed the front door to break the lock and once inside took two coats a dnll tool chest and other tools Police are continuing their investigation Cigarette theft Police are looking for three males who were observed fleeing in an older model grey car after the Acton Smoke Shop was broken into Wednesday night Police say the owner of the shop heard the alarm go off and witnessed three men leaving the shop with numerous cartons of cigarettes They were last seen eastbound on Hwy heading towards Georgetown Police say the unknown thieves threw a brick through a store window to gain entry and stole cartons of cigarettes from the store worth Brake failure Police say brake failure in wet conditions caused the twocar col lision on Chelton Street and Road in Georgetown last Tuesday where one car was seriously damaged Police say a 1991 Free Spirit Phantom s brakes failed while he attempted to stop on Chelton Street and he entered Road where a Chev driven by a Georgetown man struck him The Chev was moderately damaged No one was injured and police laid no charges Car roils Police are still investigating an incident that took place last Thur day where a 1980 Plymouth drove off the roadway on Line struck the ditch and rolled over striking a tree The car was damaged beyond repair The identity of the driver was unavailable at press time but police say no one was injured from the accident No charges have been laid CRIME STOPPERS HALTON Released Sergeant Dan Fair The Regional Police In Burlinglon and Crime Stoppers of Hdllon are seeking that will the responsible for an arson that totally destroyed a cottage res in the Cedar Springs Community in north Burlington on the 16th of May 1991 Sometime during the ing hours of the lith of and the earl morning hours of the 16th of May 1991 an fled person set fire to the cottage residence at 2136 Sunset Blvd in the north Burlington Cedar Spr Community The fire totall destroyed the residence which was being renovated for by the 24th of May weekend Police investigators found a very unique flashlight with an V Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS REPAIRS 8771598 radio in the side of it along with a part full gas can ap feet north of the firt site Hilton polite would be n in speaking to am oik who know w here just a flashlight can be purchased or if knows who such an il flashlight ire als whether ir saw a vehicle parked in Cedar Road on the It 16th of Mi in Iht area of the Cedar Springs Cottage Communis If liuu am inform in that le ids to an arrest in this or other offline mn for a cash reward need not name and call will treated with a 1 Please tall 1 15 OFFICE MAGIC FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE STATIONERY NEEDS Georgetown OFF BATH OR CLIP AT I PET JUNCTION I Clip This Coupon Save All Bread Grooming I Welcome I I 8737990 Appointment not JAMES STREET GEORGETOWN I Pais Solon JUNE SPECIALS NG HOURS urn BONUS HOURS 149 FULL LEG WAX Plus Bikini Wax 8734907 a Georgetown Employees of Eagle Dominion In Acton left and Donna Brownlee have been striking against a to right Dorothy Andy Sherman Terry wage freeze since last Friday outside the building s Curlew Nancy Wendy Jones Dave yard on McDonald Boulevard Herald photo Eagle workers stand united By LISA BOONSTOPPEL POT The Herald They stand divided but the picketing workers of Eagle leather finishing manufac hirer in Acton say they con tinue to strike until a wage freeze has been lifted The strikers are members of the United Food and Commercial workers Approximately of the company s laborers are picketing while 15 are sitting on the fence and the remaining 17 have crossed the picket line to continue working for an average wage of 82 The picketers say isn t high enough When the whistle blows the guys have to be in their positions They have to get per mission to go to the washroom They work as hard as auto plant workers but get half the wages said the union leader Andy Sher man He wants the workers to receive the normal wage in crease across the board of to per cent But the company has placed a oneyear wage freeze on the workers Before negotiations began the company was asking its workers to take a roll back a three per cent cut in pay said Mr Sher man but union members got that issue off the tables Other issues the workers are striking for include keeping the wages paid weekly instead of every two weeks an introductory dental coverage offer and the re wording of items in the contract They say they ve already drop ped the idea of trying to get full benefits and casual days off Management with the company refuses to comment on bargain or the One manage ment official said he wanted to keep the strike low profile Mr Sherman said spirits are high among the workers whom he said have a very organized and disciplined agenda Strike chairperson Donna Brownlee said they 11 be picketing until their demands are met and workers won t cave in like they did two years ago when the company held back on their vacation pay Eagle Dominion has been located in Acton for approximate ly years Vandalism rears its ugly head Halton Regional Police suspect that striking workers at Eagle Dominion in Acton who are picketing may be the persons responsible for vandalizing automobiles belonging to workers who crossed the picket line Police are investigating four reports of damage to cars owned by three non picketing workers at Eagle Dominion which occurred last Tuesday and Wednesday One Acton man s 1984 Jeep was scratched on both doors had its tires slashed and canvas roof damaged while it was parked at the Royal Canadian Legion m Ac ton where workers meet to be bused to the plant Police estimate damage at 2 300 Two other cars parked at the Legion a 1979 Ford Mustang and a 1985 Jeep were also vandalized The Ford car was scraped had its tires slashed and its gas tank cap removed Damage is estimated at Tne Jeep received approximately damage when the suspects slash ed two tires smashed in the wind shield and scratched the right side of the car Eagle Dominion workers have been on since June but on ly out of workers are picketing while 15 are staying home and the remaining have crossed the picket lines Police are continuing their in vestigation ANNOUNCE CANADIAN TIRE ASSOCIATE STORE ACTON is pleased to announce the appoint mem of Blair to the position of Service Manager Blair a longtime resident of Acton brings to this position years of service expor once and for ward to the of renew old aequo Frame Maker If Guelph Street Royal Bank Plaza Georgetown 6332 Reg 525 A ft ft SALE FRAMED All Framed Print and Poatera on aale New Releatea by Lumbera now in Member of Professional Picture Framing Association Offering More Than Just Framing