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Man faces numerous charges after parking lot brawl at Ford Two men were taken to hospital and one man charged with a battery of offences after an argument that began between employâ€" ees inside the Ford plant was taken outside after the shift where the participants took to using various weapons including a knife, baseâ€" ball bat and a car. Halton Regional Police said the argument had started while the two men were working at Ford on the afternoon of Fri. Aug. 27th. When their shift was over, the argument between the two men continued outside into the parking lot around 3:45 p.m. "One man pulled a knife and stabbed the other," said Det. Sgt Graham Barnes. The victim, a 37â€"yearâ€"old Mississauga man, then took hold of a baseball bat to strike back at his assailant. At that time, the first man jumped into a car and drove at the victim, striking him and then colliding with two other cars in the parking lot. 1e ancecrestane Barnes said both men were taken to Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar Memorial Hospital where they were treated for injuries. The man who was stabbed and then struck with a car required stitches to his head, neck and shoulder, said Barnes. Steadford Small, 30, of Derry Road East, Mississau charges of aggravated assault, dangerous driving cal harm, assault with a weapon, two counts of failing to accident and weapons dangerous. Met1 Reggie Carson flails away at stuffed cactus as part of the Texâ€"Mex Fiesta day at Bronte Pool last week. It was one of the last major activities for the season as local pools get ready to shut down for the fall and winter. (Photo by Riziero Vertoil 1( ommunity Newspaper Vol. 31 No e se 1 i Ritvicnes s i caentitt uon > trouns to m c1at s es € s ie newBeal s ceuminiin ucss mds m on o To To omineeeimrmme ie ; l e ce M s n es i um e e . * Pm ¢ § * M oz e i 3 4 L ‘”‘\ : H o o. ( nc rarhe > l . t j k q tipreda‘soem 9 [ R \ . To o .9 °° ym 1E w C â€" t ty . | * We causing a is facin 104 Exciting Ladies Fall arrivals are _ V MLLE BEAVER yp 9 n e M\ w PV C SEPTEMBER 1 Woman‘s body could be that of nanny By ANGEI Oakville Be Halton Regional Police made a grim find late yesterday evening with the discovery of a body in the 16â€"Mile Creek valley near Kerr St. Tragic traffic accident leaves 3 children orphans Police confirmed that they found the body of a young woman, but at press time they hadn‘t identified her as Nicola Anne Roberts, a 24â€"yearâ€" old Welsh nanny reported missing since Sunday night by her Glen Abbey employers. By ANGELA BLACKBURN Oakville Beaver Staff Inquest called in July drowning An inquest will be held into the July 7th drowning of 20 yearâ€"old David Haas at the Bronte Creek Provincial Park swimming pool. Brampton coroner Dr. W, J. Lucas will conduct the inquest that will likely take place in three months although no date has yet been set. Hass‘ mother Beverley had been lobbying for the inquest, charging that her son did not receive emergency treatment soon enough. Three young Oakville children are facing the future without their mom and dad after Oakville residents Armando and Maria de Melo of Bridge Road were killed in a tragic accident on Hwy 403 just east of Hwy 6 early Monday morning. A third Oakville resident also perished in the crash, Antonia Freitas, 39, of Grand Boulevard was reported by police as driving a vehicle that was going the wrong way on the highway and collided with the de Melos The tragedy that closed Hwy 403 into Monday morning‘s rush hour, happened around 1:30 a.m. when a car headed the wrong way on the westbound lanes collided headâ€"on with the de Melos‘ 1990 (See ‘Crash‘ page 2) Woman assaulted while opening store Melos Car. Â¥ All three were parishioners at St. Joseph‘s Portuguese Catholic Church, according to the parish‘s interim pastor, Father Anontio Magalhaes. Halton Regional Police are looking for an Oriental man after a 19â€" yearâ€"old Oakville Place store employee was sexually assaulted as she opened the shop for business Sunday morning. The attack occurred around 11:30 a.m. "The female employee was in the process of opening the store," said Det. Sgt. Graham Bames. Somehow, the suspect got into the store where he sexually assaulted the woman, a 19â€"yearâ€"old Oakville resident. The assault involved touching of a sexual nature, said police. The victim received no serious physical injuries. The culprit, who fled the scene, is described as an Oriental man about 5‘ 1", with a slim build and straight black hair that‘s longer at the top than on the sides and back. The attacker spoke broken English with a heavy accent. He wore dark blue slimâ€"style jeans and a white dress shirt which buttoned up the front. | 277 Lakeshore Road East. Suite 105 _ Downtown Oakvile 338â€"3030 | (See ‘Missing‘ page 8) Police make grim find Tuesday in 16 Mile Creek valley Beaver _A BI _ACKBURN Staff | 99 P ons cCmm amvrin: MA OMPLIMENTARY DOMINION c PP SECURITIES To ESTATE PLANNING Nicola Anne Roberts 76 Pages )R )R #13\ alovilhe Today‘s INSIDE Paper This quilt, titled, ‘Summer Screening 4‘ is the work of Margaret Stephenson Coole a member of the Oakville Stitchery Guild. 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