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By SAL BOMMARITO Oakville Beaver Staff A committee of eight to 10 Oakville citizens will be formed to act as a "resource" for appointees to Halton‘s Committee on Property Tax Reform. On Monday night Oakville town council approved the recomâ€" mendation, brought forward by Ward 1 regional councillor Kevin Flynn, who was recently named as one of four Oakville represenâ€" tatives on the regional committee, charged with examining the conâ€" tentious issue of Market Value Assessment. Oakville citizen representatives named to the regional committee, which will be headed by Bob Beach, a former highâ€"ranking Thieves broke into three construction trailers on the site of the future St. Luke‘s Elementary School on Kingsway Drive last Thursday night. Group formed to aid in MVA discussions Halton Regional Police reported the padlocks on doors of three conâ€" struction trailers were cut off before thieves made off with a fax machine, tools and a grinder. Goods taken from construction site Thieves stole $16,000 worth of personal computer equipment from a Pacific Road business early Tuesday morning. Halton Regional Police Report the theft occurred at about 5 a.m. Tuesday when thieves smashed through a window at Paragon Marine Sports on Pacific Road. About $16,000 worth of computer equipment was reported stolen including including a printer, keyboard and monitor, and a fax machine. An hour earlier, thieves were foiled in an attempt to steal computer equipment from Thorven Electronics Inc. on Sherwood Heights. Breakâ€"in results in charges A 28â€"yearâ€"old Oakville man was arrested in connection with a Wednesday morning breakâ€"in at North American Rebuilders on Wallace Road. Computer gear stolen from firm Charged with breakâ€"andâ€"enter and breach of probation is Ross Simpson, 28, of Oakville. Halton Regional Police said the breakâ€"in occurred at approximately 12:30 a.m. Feb. 17th.Police found a number of tools at the scene. OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 1st PROTECT vour RESIDENCE anp BUSINESS 24 hrs. 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 16, 1993 Persons interested in bidding are requested to obtain the necessary tender forms from HAPITAC at 690 Dorval Dr., Ste. 115, Oakyville â€" Telephone (416)849â€"5744 ext. 21 The lowest of any tender not necessarily â€"â€" uy accepted. »@ NOTICE TO TRAINERS Total Quality Management (T.Q.M.) Halton and Peel Industries Training Advisory Committee * in the Manufacturing Sector Sealed bids for the above tender are being accepted by HAPITAC no later than rrom BURGLARY, HOLD UP, FIRE MEDICAL DISTRESS %100 FREE ESTIMATE BY PHONE LIFE TIME PARTS LABOUR WARRANTY (APPLIES TO MONITORED SYSTEMS ONLY) * HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES (WIRED WIRELESS SYSTEMS) * PROFESSIONAL SERVICE * NO FALSE ALARM POLICY * INSURANCE APPROVED ' * * FINANCING AVAILABLE Oâ€"A.C. CALL US NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! Tel: (416) 222â€"6017 OR (416) 222â€"8963 Ministry of Revenue executive, include: David Johnstone, Tom McCormack and Maria Colavecchio. Mayor Ann Mulvale has been named as an alternate for Flynn. Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills will also each send one town or regional councillor and three citizen appointees to the regional committee. Oakville citizens who put forâ€" ward their names for the regional committee will be asked to serve on the local committee. In a report to council, Flynn stated with the regional commitâ€" tee now in place, the first meeting "will be held as soon as possible and the process will hopefully lead to a satisfactory conclusion." Flynn‘s report stated the option for each community to set up its own committee "to possibly enhance the productivity of the regional committee," was disâ€" cussed during regional deliberaâ€" tions on the MVA issue. "The local committee could provide valuable input to the Free street and lot parking evenings after 6 p.m.. Free lot parking all day Saturday (west of Trafalgar) 229 Lakeshore Road East Selectinn will vary hy store Incation. Quantities are limited members of the regional commitâ€" tee and act as a good sounding board throughout the process," Flynn stated. He warned, however, schedulâ€" ing excessive meetings between the two committees "might take away from the main objective or THE ULTIMATE WALL DECOR CLEARANCE! SAVE: UP TO 50% N SELECTED FRAMED PRINTS render (the regional committee‘s) participation above and beyond the realm of what we can reasonâ€" ably expect of citizen volunteers." Flynnâ€"suggested meetings between the two committees be scheduled approximately every eicht weeks. THE WINDSOR CASTLE NOW $34.50 EAcH ENGLISH BOTANICAL PRINTS LARGE GOLFING TAPESTRY 20‘ h x "w ORIG. $129 Four to choose from Each: x12"/>"w SCOTS REGIMENT 17/>"hx 31 "w ORIG. $129 27 />"h x 36 /: 28"/>"h x 25 "a