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-theHEHALD- Community Wednesday December Numbers To Note EMERGENCY Police Fire or Ambulance Dial 91 1 Fire Information 8771133 Police NonEmergency 878551 1 Hospital Distress Centre 8771 21 1 Pedestrian struck Four Halton Hills residents were taken to Georgetown and District Hospital with minor injuries after a Georgetown woman lost control of her vehicle and struck a pedestrian Dec The woman along with two female passengers was travelling on Queen St in Georgetown a Chevrolet Caprice when she lost control and her car mounted the curb The vehicle struck a Georgetown man a hydro pole a tree and then a parked vehicle The Caprice was demolished and the other vehicle sustained minor damage Hazardous ice A Halton Hills woman travelling on an icy snow covered 6th Line in Halton Hills Dec lost control of her vehicle and slid into a ditch where her Toyota rolled over The vehicle was demolished but the woman was not injured Two injured Two Halton Hills men were taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital with minor in juries Dec 3 after a two car collision The driver of a 1989 Ford Arrow van was travelling on Con federation in Georgetown While he was attempting to make a turn he rammed into a 1988 Grand Am Severe damage was caused to both vehicles Break and enter Numerous valuables including jewellery a leather jacket and a word processor were taken Dec 2 during the break and enter of a Georgetown home Entry to the house was gained using a bar to pry opened two locked doors leading in to the house ice say Common law assault Police report an Acton woman was assaulted by her common law husband in their Acton home Dec The couple entered into an argument over alleged drug use The man struck her on the right side of her head The man then struck the womens father who had interupted the argument and then left the scene Regional Police later found the suspect in Ac ton and arrested him on two counts of assault Slashed tires According to Regional Police a man had his tires slashed while at a Georgetown bar Dec Police report an Acton man had been trying to pick a fight with the man because the complainants brother was living with the suspects ex- girlfriend The suspect began picking on the complainant at a local bar The owner had the suspect leave after which time the suspect punctured the tires on the left side on the complainants vehicle The investigation con tinues Unexpected visit Halton Regional Police report a Halton Hills family received unex pected visitors Sunday when an out- car slid onto the rear deck of their house The incident oc curred when an Acton man driving a 1987 Ford pickup entered a curve on Mill St and lost control of his vehicle running it off the road and striking a sign pole before running over a hedge wood planter then rolling onto the road and sliding in to the deck The pickup was demolished and the driver sustained minor injuries He was charged with impaired driving and driving without a valid licence He will appear in Milton court Jan Flying headlight A twocar collision on Mill St m Georgetown Dec 1 resulted in another car being hit by a flying headlight report police The ac cident occurred when a Niagara Falls man driving a sedan was pulling away from the curb into the path of an Dodge sedan driven by an Acton man The Dodge struck the which spun around and lost a headlight which went flying into the air and struck another oncoming vehicle The was severely damaged the Dodge moderately damaged and the third oar lightly damaged The Niagara Falls man was charged with making an im proper turn Breaking rails Police charged a Guelph man with failing to stop after he collided with a Chevrolet driven by a Georgetown woman at 10th Line north of 22 Sideroad The woman was westbound on 22 Sideroad travelling through the intersection when the Guelph man driving a 1990 Ford proceeded into the in tersection and they collided The collision forced the Georgetown woman into a slide and she ended up breaking through three guard rails and came to rest down an em bankment She suffered minimal injuries but her car was demolished His car only received minordamages Pedestrian hit Police say a pedestrian walking along Queen St north of St in Georgetown was hit by a car out of control Dec 3 Police say the incident occurred when a Georgetown woman driving a 1986 Chevrolet sedan lost control of her car mounted the curb and struck the pedestrian The woman then struck a hydro pole spun around and hit a Chevrolet driver unknown Four people in the sedan were injured ranging from minimal to major injuries No charges were laid Tools stolen Tools and a television were stolen from a gravel pit shed on the 5th Line in Halton Hills overnight Dec 5 police report The culprits smashed a window and reached in to unlock the door to gain entry The place wasnt ransacked but the above mentioned items were stolen Lost indentify A Georgetown mans drivers license cheque book wallet and credit cards were stolen from his Webster Way home Friday night say police Police say an unknown person used a prying bar to open two doors to the house and then went directly to a coat hung over a chair in the living room and removed the wallet Police believe the suspect was then frightened off by the complainant and his returning home They saw him flee in a new model Broncotype truck that was either black or dark blue Police are continuing their in vestigation Correction In the Dec issue of the Halton Hills Herald a person was left unidentified in the cutline beneath the picture of the Acton Bank of Montreal employees donating money to the Acton Firefighters Association That person was the banks head teller Linda Ford who was standing on the right side The Herald regrets any inconvenience the error may have caused iJ I 30 years of bowling Thursday night bowler Jack Quinton was recently presented with a gold watch from the Georgetown Bowling League for his 30 years of participation and dedication to the Thursday Night Bowling League From left to right TonI Perkins Secretary Jack Quinton Larry Brunton President and Rob Hat cher Herald Photo Male sought in assault case Released By SERGEANT DAN FARR The Halton Regional Police in Milton and Crime Stoppers of are asking for the com munitys assistance in identify ing the man responsible for an assault upon two children ages and years On Thursday the of November young boys were playing hide and seek in the townhouse complex situated at Woodward Ave Milton At pm a brown 4 door car believed to be a Chevrolet Malibu with several square drove into the complex There was a man in late to early driving the car and a female passenger The driver questioned one of the boys as to what they were doing and then drove around the complex twice and left A short time later this same man came back on foot and ap proached the boys He yelled at them to come over to him and then chased one of the boys He caught one young fellow and grabbed him by the throat and threw him up against the building He then carried the first victim over to where the second victim was standing and he grab bed the second boy by the throat and told him he was going to hurt them both much worse if he ever sees them again The suspect released both boys and they ran home and reported the incident to Fire Calls Hills firefighters were called to supervise the area at Churchill Rd and Cedar in Ac ton Dec when construction workers broke a natural gas pipe There was no need to evacuate nearby residents so firefighters stood by until the natural gas com pany came to repair the leak The next day at 115 am firefighters were called to Standard Products in Georgetown when a chimney caught fire The fire star ted in the flue of the chimney and was almost entirely doused by a sprinkler inside the flue Firefighters were required to take the flue apart and remove the debris still burning inside There was no damage The last call firefighters report was on Friday at 452 pm when they were called to a motor vehicle accident at Winston Churchill Boulevard and Old Pine Crest Rd When they arrived no one was trap ped in their their vehicles so they werent needed for anything other than support The firefighters have no information on who was involved In the accident nor the nature of in juries and damage police The suspect is described as a male white years of age medium build with short whitishgrey hair wearing large glasses and a brown jacket possibly suede and black pants The assault upon these two young boys was totally unprovok ed The suspects vehicle was last seen in the immediate area of Briar Cres in Milton If you have any information that leads to an arrest In this or any other case you may be eligi ble for a cash reward of up to You need not give your name and your Information will be treated with complete anonymity Please call 1800668515 or Thats 82S8477 Lions Club draw winner Georgetown resident Gerry right took home a cheque Tuesday evening for being the overall winner of the Lions Club of Georgetowns annual Grey Cup draw He was presented with the cheque by Lions Club president Tom Colton left Herald Photo ATTENTION DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS The Georgetown Vehicle and Drivers Licence Office will be closed Dec 24th at 1 2 Noon until Jan 2nd 1992 Offices that will be open are Acton 51 9853441 2 Brampton 41 64521 1 32 41 68407433 HAVE A SAFE HAPPY HOLIDAY DAVEDARLENE