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Noise wall for Milton road Halton Hills Colin Sheldon calls them ugly and Halton Regional Chairman Peter make his hair stand on end They re both referring to noise barriers that cut down traffic noises from highways and collet tor roads Last weeks planning public works committee at the region adopted a attenuation policy and supported the building of a metre high noise wall or the south side of Steele from Thomp son Road to opposite the Court House in Milton The policy has been in the plann ing for over four months and coun showed no more enthusiasm for the noise barriers last week than they did back in J a nun when regional engineer Bruce Kitchen first introduced the noise abatement policy Concerned about the aesthetic look of the noise walls Sheldon wanted reassurance that before they go up a majority of the residents approve it These walls could be tious she warned last week meeting a Milton resident produced a second petition requesting a noise barrier far Avenue He said that with the closing of Highway recently the traffic levels went up and never went down when the highway reopened Truckers have learned that if they exit the highway at Highway travel along Steeles and then gel bock on Highway at Trafalgar Road they can avoid the weigh scales he said Along with approving a noise wall for Steeles councillors requested a staff report on the costs of the wall and possible sources of funding it this year The report will look at the costs and funding of a similar wall on Line from Upper Middle Road South St Francis Drive in Burlington A Burlington resident was present at the meeting to com plain about traffic noises in that neighborhood as well also wants the province and federal governments to improve standards on tire and vehicle manufacture so that the noise and exhaust from them is cut reducing the need for noise abatement walls in the community As for who pays for these walls Halton wants the costs shared bet I FEATURING DIANE HOPSOH SECTION A THE HERALD Wedneftilay May MM Page Caped Crusader Who lie etll Mum would corrupt sweet under the note of her father Kindly Seen here led to an Hans Ken and Nunc McNeil Thrj are in Sum Theatre production The Da Buying toys method may soon be outdated The days of buying toys which are played with for a day and never touched again may be gone Now one can borrow toys from the building at Mill Street A yearly family membership cost With the membership a family can take out as mony as three toys for two weeks Each child can take out one toy at a lime The toys arc for children up lo6years old municipalities involved whin its for an existing residential community I don think we should hive pick up the tub on all the lit mistakes with developers Chair man Pome said Photos by Mr Kitchen showed how individual have coped with their need for privacy ting all different kinds of which looks unattractive for passers by Children so many toys re rtilly not interested in said office super visor of the Acton Y By borrowing toys a parent can see if the toy Is north buying and if the child is real ly interested In it she said Books riding toys pull along toys building toys cisscttes and more will be available If you have toys you would like to donate the library will be happy to them if they are in good condition The library is funded by the Ministry of Community and Social Services the North Halton Association for the Mentally Retard It is Parent Tot program staff by volunteers The hours of the library jn 10 am to m Monday Wednes day and Friday and 10 a to 12 m on Saturday Extra hours on Friday may added if thty arc needed tor more information about the library or being a volunteer call 853 TRIO KODAK PAPER SERVICE PHOTO FINISHING Hilton Flu Moott Pint Wednesday Is 99 A Movie from Kentucky DINNER for ONE Police compare stats to probe high risk areas breakins During Iluiucr llu will he at Hall for Ihr June 13 and 1 jn jnd bruins at Jim can be J H or cull Herald Crimes in Hills which in creased most during first thret months of im ire auto Frauds shop and inters and robberies intrinsic arc on a comparison of crimes commit led the months of Thist conclusions from ihta collected by Bob Hilton Regional Prevention Officer The problem areas been Now police will be spin ding more limi reducing ton stable said Break already been reduced There wis problem in Junuary with break ins to businesses In Jinuary those responsible were and sinti then then been few were business re and enters in llallon Hills dur Failed to yield There GOO damage when on year old Georgetown driver failed lo yield Ihe right of way on Street Nobody was injured in the two cor between a 18B3 Volkswagen and a Ford when the Ford pulled from Cross Street Regional Police said Police laid charges against the elderly the first three of compared with lost year went up 475 per cent in the first three months of 1906 con pared last year There were 17 ere in Most of those thefts were cars left running outside convenience stores Constable said Cars were taken for joy and abandoned In Georgetown Some were damaged The fine for leaving keys In a car Is between and K An out of court settlement is Constable said Police will be the law and fining people Other strategies lo car thefts include increasing foot patrols around the plazas where most cars were taken placing lock it or lose cards In open cars giving auto theft pamphlets shop keepers to their customers and con acting Neighborhood Watch groups Police have also distributed con let cards to businesses On those cards information on those loitering outside convenience stores will be recorded for the police According to Statistics Canada the fastest growing crime in Canada Is fraud In Kills frauds are up almost per cent In the first quarter 1JBG The increase Is mainly due to poor cheque handling procedures Constable said A few stores are responsible We always see increases in frauds It s considered the crime There is no said Police are working on a program which will force businesses be more responsible when accepting cheques Robberies arc up per cent In the first quarter There were two bank robberies and one bakery rob- Police suspect the banks may hove been robbed by the same per son Regional Police are working with the OPP who are in a robbery Erin Police believe the Erin thief may be the a me man who robbed the Georgetown banks The only other crime that increas ed a great deal In the first quarter was bicycle thefts which went up per cent Six bicycles were taken Warm weather the end of March is the main reason for the unscasonal crime increase CALL BARRY Chartered Accountant CARRETAL BUILDING SUITE 301 16MountalnviewRd S GEORGETOWN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN FROM LIBRARY S AW CULTURAL CENTRE TRENTON 8772359 OF ARTHUR ONE OF CANADAS LARGEST INDEPENDENT MENS WEAR STORES CELEBRATES ITS 79th ANNIVERSARY WITH OUTSTANDING SAVINGSI 1000 Mens SUITS Szes to A I wool and poly wool blends All 111 s season or double SAVE 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