The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 2'— Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 MAN CUTS OFF HAIR In fact, the a Like these whole family Wi t h (@) ut coupons can get a below. haircut and 4 They're one not get | Way we can clipped. Os I n g say thanks for your business. You see FIRST Cuts. Styles CHOICE arm Perms Haircutters Kidscuts. means value, Colors. Great always has. Fair Price, service, convenience, and giving that little bit extra to our customers. looks don't have to cost an "arm and a leg" salon prices. and leg You have a choice. PUT SOME SPRING IN YOUR HAIR SAVE |} SAVE | 00 310 00 - OFF F REGULAR PERM PRICES REGULAR PERM PRICES } REGULAR PRICES: | |____ REGULAR PRICES: Hi SHORT MEDIUM LONG |! SHORT MEDIUM LONG ! 45 $50 $55 11 $45 $55} NOGST it NO GST 2S at Vy WY, 1 Mountainview Rd. N. 1 Mountainview Rd. N. 873-1335 873-1339 1 tt ES ss Hit and Run Halton Regional Police say a full-size Pickup truck traveling southbound on Mountainview Rd. went out of control and veered into oncoming traffic last Thursday evening. The truck sideswiped a 1987 Dodge Aries belonging to a Halton Hills man. The incident caused $5,000 damage to the car and heavy damage to the left-front Corner of the pickup. The truck was last seen Proceeding southbound on Mountainview, near 10th Sideroad, Fraud charge Police say an unemployed Acton man has been charged with fraud after he cashed a cheque at the Acton Pharmacy on Main St. N. The man entered the pharmacy last Saturday and asked the clerk to cash a cheque made out to the phar- macy. The cheque was made out TAX RETURNS SAME DAY ELECTRONICALLY FILED Associate Tax Consultants 101 Guelph St. Georgetown 877-2217 $5,000 damage in hit and ru exe) |[ex-W of =¥-1 | from an account that had been closed. Unsafe parking Police reported three separate incidents in Georgetown involving damage or theft to parked vehicles on the weekend. In one incident, a Toronto man left his locked car parked on the Toad, in front of a house he was vis- iting, and returned to discover the Passenger-side window broken and the contents of the car ransacked. The man reported that two sets of darts valued at $200 were missing. way. Police say an unknown per- son(s) attempted to break into the Forget the Rest come to the best!!! "It' jazda incentives apply SALES Service * Pants S\ RENTAL ¢ LEASING (416) For February only no charge automatic on all '93 models or up to $1,000 discount 357 Queen Street East, ACTON “GARTH! JUST WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ONIN OTTAWA?” By Halton-Peel MP Garth Turner COME TO DOWNTOWN OXBOW BOOKS 2 P.M. THIS SATURDAY AND ASK HIM YOURSELF! Garth will sign Copies and discuss his views PHONE 877-8861 TO RESERVE YOUR COPY 3) OXBOW BOOKS <—'102 Main St. S., Downtown Geor jetown GIVES YOU GIVES YOU cong n incident vehicle by prying the doors open. They were unable to gain entry, but managed to cause $200 damage to the door handles on the driver’s side, Tools recovered Nassagaweya man can be thankful that Halton Regional Police were on the job last week- end, after a task unit recovered his stolen tools in a Milton residence, The $2,500 worth of tools were Teported missing from the site of a house under construction at the cor- ner of 15 Sideroad and Fifth Line in Milton on Feb. 6. Police have charged one Milton man with Pos- session of stolen Property and theft over $1,000. Police are continuing the investigation, regarding a sec- ond suspect. Weather award 33°¢. “Tm certainly proud of the oper- ations staff to have done it so faith- fully for 30 years,” said Curtis on the award. “It Provides valuable information to the residents of Ontario and even Canada in weath- er profiling.” FOUNDATION (519) MaKiNG You FEEL Just RIGHT S worth the drive to Achilles in Acton"