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4 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, May 16, 2007 *Creating unique portraits of boys & girls, newborns to young teens, in the Halton Hills & Peel regions. e Six youths face 31 charges involving theft of four vehicles Six youths are facing a combined total of 31 charges after Halton Police were called to Tim Hortons on Mountainview Rd. early Thursday morning. Police were called at about 3 a.m. by an employee who became suspicious of three male youths who were hanging around the store. When police arrived four vehicles left the parking lot at a high rate of speed. All four vehicles were located abandoned a short distance away and the officers observed four to five males running through a muddy field. Police established a perimeter and the canine unit responded. Police arrested five males, and a sixth youth was turned over to police by a private citizen. The four vehicles were found to be stolen--one from Georgetown, two from Peel and one from Etobicoke. Police also seized a set of master keys and burglary tools. The six arrested youths range in age from 15 to 17 and are all residents of Mississauga. They are facing charges including possession of stolen property, possession of burglary tools, possession of master keys, breach of undertakings and breach of recognizance. Four of the suspects were held for bail and the other two were released to appear in Milton Youth Court. Acton man wins $100,000 through Encore draw Brian Cillis is in the market for a The winning ENCORE ticket was new truck thanks to a recent Encore purchased at Sobeys on Queen St. As win. Cillis is an employee at the store his Cillis, 63, of Acton won win was verified through the OLG $100,000-- second prize-- in the Retailer Win Policy and Procedures. April 4 draw. OLG completes a detailed investiHe checked the first number on his gation of prize claims when a retailer Encore ticket then he checked the last claims a prize of $10,000 or more. It number. includes interviews with the retailer, "I thought I won a free play. When BRIAN CILLIS verification of purchasing informaI took the ticket to be checked I distion and previous playing statistics. covered I won $100,000. We're going golfing," said Cillis, a shipper receiver from Sobeys in Acton, when he claimed his prize at In a May 11 article about Mayor Rick the OLG prize office in Toronto. He and his wife Fran have four children, Bonnette being elected vice chair of the GTA nine grandchildren and three great grandchil- Countryside Mayors Alliance, Caledon Mayor Marolyn Morrison, who was elected chair, was dren. Along with the new truck Cillis also plans misnamed. The Independent & Free Press regrets the error. to take a trip to Las Vegas with the windfall. Caledon mayor misnamed MENTION THIS AD AND RECEIVE 1 FREE SHEET WITH ANY PORTRAIT PACKAGE Wee invite you to see the magic we create at www.weesnaps.com For appointments please call Debbie. Cell (416) 819-8687 IT'S THAT EASY! For those who want more! ALL NEW LT200 SERIES LAWN TRACTORS NO PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS Starting at The Way To a Beautiful Lawn. ALL NEW AXION ECONOMICAL ZERO-TURN MOWER 12 Months same as LT18538 CASH* Axion 24 hp, 50" cut ·18.5-2, 20- & 22-HP Briggs & Stratton engines ·38" to 50" mower decks ·Easy-to-use controls ·Tight 12" turning radius $ $ 2,299 3,399 *See dealer for details ·20- or 24-hp* Briggs & Stratton engine ·42" or 50" mower decks ·Rugged one-piece frame ·Easily converts to mulch or bag ·Cast iron pivoting front axle for greater stability 61 Guelph St., Hwy #7, Georgetown Tel. 905-877-0314 www.outdoorpower.ca