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Oakville goes to the polls Monday and that means making some hard choices for Oakville and Halton Regional councils as well as the Halton Board of Education and the Separate Board. There are also four people to be elected to the Oakville Board of Hydro Commissioners. The â€" Oakville â€" Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Board of Governors plan to complete their search for a new Chief Executive Officer and President by the end of the year. Check out our election section that runs in today‘s paper starting on PAGE 15. Search on for new OTMH administrator The board has set up a Search Committee and engaged the serâ€" vices of Barklay Resources of Oakville for assistance. According to Ward 5 local counâ€" cillor Sean Weir, chair of the search committee, they hope to have comâ€" pleted the search by Dec. 31st which would allow the new CEO to start by March 31st, next year. Hugh Pauwels, the former senior viceâ€"president, has been operating as Acting President and CEO since Sept. 9th after the board asked for the resignation of former OTMH president and CEO Dieter Kuntz. At the October Board of Governors meeting, the cost of completing the search for a new President and CEO was estimated at $35,000. In the latest incident, a group of youths outside the Dairy Queen on Lakeshore Road West climbed on top of cars and the roof of the building on Tuesday night. Following another vandalism incident at a Bronte comâ€" mercial plaza, the Halton Regional Police Service has instiâ€" tuted a zero tolerance policy towards loitering and vandalâ€" ism in the area. "Generally, they were making a nuisance of themâ€" selves," said Bill Morgan, chair of the Bronte Business Bronte vandals and punks may have finally pushed their luck too far. ‘Z.ero tolerance‘ for Bronte vandals A Metroland Community Newspaper Vol. 32 No. 134 Theatre Sheridan kicks off its new season tonight with ‘The Workd Goes ‘Round, a Main Stage offering from John Kander and Fred Ebb, masters of the musical theatre. Among those taking part will be Shelly Cass, Eve Ogle, Kelly Green, Jessica Morton and Michael Therriault. The show runs to Nov. 26th. For ticket information, call the Theatre Sheridan Box Office at 815â€"4049. (Photo by Peter McCusker) You can always enjoy a wholesome and satisfying lunch at 2 Tim Hortons, with lunchtime deals on soups and sandwiches from ) Plus tax. At participating stores: Prices subject to change The police response time to the original complaint call about the vandals, Tuesday night, was clocked at 70 minâ€" utes, said Morgan. Equally upsetting was the fact the incident occurred at 7:30 p.m. just hours after the police and community leaders had met to discuss the escalating vandalism and loxtermg problems in the area. Improvement Area. That meeting was held Tuesday afternoon to discuss ‘ime for lunch. OT + $2.99 to $4.99 change _ the incidents of intimidation, assault and property damâ€" age at the Big Mack‘s Restaurant on Oct. 30th and 31st. On those two nights a large number of youths gathered around the Big Mack‘s Restaurant and nearby Dairy Queen. The loitering turned violent on Halloween On Halloween five windows and a glass door were broken at Big Mack‘s causâ€" ing fearful patrons to flee for cover behind the service counter. Damage has been estimated at $3,500. 48 Pages (See ‘Police‘ page 2) To ay‘s Paper FRIDAY 10 SPORTS.scâ€"ers 28â€"29 BUSINESS.......... «se 32â€"35 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS The Bay, Overdrive, New Homes Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 N. JOâ€"ANN M ON B.Sc. D.V.M. M.R.CVS. 75 Cents (GST included) Page 10 veeopropy