Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 10, 1991, p. 1

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Acton business busedup Tyler Transport Limited of Ac ton is pleased to announce that Tim Durham VicePresident of Marketing and Corporate Development for Carpenter Manufacturing of Mitchell In has appointed Tyler Transport Ltd as it s Ontario Distributor of Carpenter Buses Carpenter manufactures a vanety of buses including wheel chair accessible buses and various sizes of school and buses The Ralph H Carpenter Body Company was founded in chell Indiana by Ralph Carpenter a Blacksmith Wagon Maker from In diana in 1919 when he built the first wooden wagons used for carrying school children By 1923 America was changing it s transportation habits Mr Carpenter recognized this change and the possible growing need to transport school children Therefore in he built the first wooden framed Carpenter School Bus Body mounted on a motor truck chasis In Mr Carpenter went in to production on the first all steel Carpenter School Bus Today with an assembly plant and Cor porate Offices located in Mit chell Indiana Carpenter has met and will continue to meet the growing needs in transportation Ted Tyler will be operating the bus sales as a division of Tyler Transport which has been in the transportation business since May 24 SERVING HALTON HILLS SINCE 1866 125th YEAR NO 54 PAGES SINGLE COPY GST HILLS ONTARIO WEDNESDAY JULY 10th 1991 Delicatessen given slice of life ByBENDUMMETT The Herald Vince Vital owner of Carina Italian Bakery and Delicatessen at 360 Street in Georgetown was fined 000 din ing a Milton court hearing Thurs day for not having a licence to operate a restaurant said Town Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bob following the hearing In response to a public com plaint about the restaurant s operation the Town first in spected the establishment last November At that time Mr Vital was discovered to be operating the delicatessen without a licence said Mr Ustrzycki He explained the Town will on ly issue a restaurant licence after the owner has given the Town a Certificate of Clearance from Regional Police the Regional Health Department Town Zoning Department the Town building inspector and Halton Hills Fire Department A licence has not been submit ted to Mr Vitah because he t produced a certificate of clearance from the Hills fire department said Mr Subsequent to the Town in of the restaurant last November Mr Ustrzycki said Town Bylaw Enforcement Of ficer Ron Stein has visited the restaurant nine other times in an attempt to obtain the fire depart issued Certificate of Clearance United Way surprise Joe Cleary ran into the United Way office on Trafalgar Road In Georgetown Monday with a surprise for United Way treasurer Lois Mr Cleary on behalf of the Georgetown Runners Club and the Credit Valley Conservation Authority presented her with a cheque proceeds from the Georgetown Runners Club annual Egg Nog Jog held last December at the Terra Cotta Conservation Area which attracted close to200 runners Herald photo Mr Ustrzycki said Mr Vitali t attend Thursday hearing to defend himself Contacted Thursday Mr said neither the court nor the Town told him the hearing was schedul for July He went on to say he will appeal the fine Mr Vitali has days to file his appeal Mr said the hearing was originally scheduled for ear June At that time Mr sent a letter to the court in he couldn attend the hearing at that time because he would be in Europe during the month of June visiting a sick relative said Mr Ustrzycki Mr confirmed he was in Europe all of last month saying he only returned to Georgetown last Monday At the time of the original hear ings postponement Mr Vitdli said the court told him upon returning to Georgetown to con tact the court and arrange for a suitable hearing date By last Thursday he contacted the court nor had the court contacted him Mr was unable to pro vide the Herald with the name of the person he talked with at Milton Court Mr Ustrzycki said the fire department issued a Cer of Clearance because there are some problems with the wiring in the restaurant Mr said if Mr Vitali doesn t obtain the Certificate of Clearance within a reasonable amount of time he will seek a court injunction to close down the operation He didn specify what constitutes a reasonable amount of time An Inside Look police Beat Community Forum Balllnalad News Jaclefl Palmer B Community Service Bulletin Editorial 10 Totten 10 People Forum 10 People Forum Bens Banter 11 Pol Forum 11 Community Focus 12 Gardening 13 14 Business 15 Money Matters 17 Entertainment 19 Arts ideas Sports 23 Classified 26 Hotline Keith Rieger meets the challenge Eye of the tiger By BETSY CORNWELL Herald Special The old adage about tigers not being able to change their stripes certainly has held true for Georgetown resident Keith Rieger Over 10 years ago Keith was a schoolboy track and field cham pton in Grads 6 and but the run bug went dormant for a lengthy period and didn t flare up again until recently The intervening years saw Rieger keeping in shape with a variety of pursuits such as hockey motocross windsurfing and mountain biking In the fall of he took up running again for run and entered the Toronto Marathon where he placed well with the en tirely respectable time of 2 hours and minutes Some friends who were on athletic scholarships south of the border urged Keith to get serious about his running and go after his own athletic scholarship at an American university Since graduating from high school Keith has completed the Sheridan Business Program through part time enrollment while being selfemployed I realized a university education would open more doors for me in the business world I am grateful to further my academic background whilst doing the same for my running career he said Rieger started training with Brian Barnes a former National Coach in October of last year and almost immediately started com in and winning American road races In October of he won the Holden Beach North Carolina race setting a new course record Over the winter some muscle problems surfaced from the intense training but a two month layoff and minor surgery in February corrected the pro blem He won his first race following the lay off in March of set ting another course record in the Buffalo Equinox run goal of obtaining an American athletic scholarship was ambitious for a complete unknown who had not progressed through the usual US high school competition and never been scouted He realized he needed a higher profile to attract attention so he decided to enter the world largest race in Carlsbad California in April Out of the 8 enthusiastic amateur entrants he finished with a time of IS and attracted the desired interest among col lege coaches A week later he proved it was no fluke by winning again this time in the West Palm Beach Florida Law Day 5k race From road races he turned to track events and concentrating on the 3000m distance clocked a time of in his first race ad ding clout to his negotiating tion Keith was approached by and investigated several schools with strong running programs in Continued on Page Storm damage Although most of Hills was left relatively untouched by Saturday s thunder and lightning spectacular one individual in Acton was not so lucky Sometime overnight between Saturday and Sunday at 227 Mill Street in Acton a mature branch of a tree on the residence fell off the tree and on to a Ford Topaz The branch smashed the roof window and damaged the radio anten resulting damage Over the weekend only one fire call came in from an alarm tion at Eagle Dominion on McDonald in Acton It turned out to be a false alarm SHOP IKE LIGHTS LIVING LIGHTING GEORGETOWN St 4168732996 Its R Snap To buy quality Name Brand Furnishings at Wholesale Ontario Chesterfield Wholesaler BUM tain Mill

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