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10 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday June 23, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Up to $1,100 in Carrier rebates! Up to $800 in government rebates! DON'T PAY TIL 2008! O.A.C. · · · · · Furnaces Air Conditioners Air Cleaners Humidifiers Duct Cleaning SPRING SPECIAL EXTENDED TO JUNE 15 If you have a news tip or story idea, call the Oakville Beaver at 845-3824 Metal theft attempts foiled Two men are facing charges of theft after suspects were caught on camera helping themselves to metal wiring in two separate locations on the same day. On the evening of Thursday, June 14 the Halton Regional Police Service was contacted by a security company that was monitoring video surveillance of a new home construction site in the area of Falling Green Drive. Police say, that upon their arrival at the scene they discovered a man with a metal cutting tool. They also found a large amount of the copper piping installed in the new homes had been deliberately removed. Approximately $15,000 worth of copper piping was found stacked nearby. Christopher Allan Vaughan, 33, of Mississauga was charged with theft of a value over $5,000 and mischief to property of a value over $5,000 in connection with the incident. Police said an accomplice was able to flee the area prior to being located. The second incident, which is apparently unrelated, took place earlier in the evening in the area of South Service Road in Oakville. Oakville Hydro had been doing work in the area and had a large amount of aluminum wiring at the job site. Police say, an alert supervisor was driving home when he spotted a suspicious man with a pickup truck at the site. Closer investigation revealed the man was cutting the aluminum wiring into smaller lengths and placing them into the rear of the pickup truck. The supervisor used his digital camera to photograph the man and a truck, which left the area with approximately $6,500 worth of aluminum wiring. Neal Allan Paul, 25, of Halton Hills, is charged with theft over $5,000 and breach of a probation order in connection with the incident. BRENMAR HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING L TD. 905-608-9330 1-866-852-9330 www.brenmar.ca Rotary makes a difference in Oakville and around the world. For membership information visit: www.oakvillerotary.org EXPERIENCE THE HALTON VACUUM DIFFERENCE & power up! with a new Beam 50TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION INCLUDING · Beam's superpowerful ultra quiet Serenity power unit producing 600 airwatts of power! · Beam electric power brush · 30' 110V hose with 2-way switch (turns power brush on or off at your fingertips) with our Lite Touch handle. · 8 piece tool set, including extra chrome telescopic wand, upholstery tool with slide on brush, crevice tool, dusting brush, floor brush, tool caddy & hose rack. Looking for a new Portable Vacuum? Check out our full assortment of: Powerteams from $299.99 Uprights from $99.99 Hand Vacs only $39.99 SPECIAL! WITH BEAM ELECTRIC PACKAGE... $ 749 99 ** NEED SERVICE ON YOUR CENTRAL OR PORTABLE CLEANER? · Call for expert in-home service · Bring your portable or central equipment into our store for expert repair and servicing Stick Vacs from $49.99 Save $30 WITH STANDARD AIR PACKAGE...$599.99** SALES · SERVICE · SELECTION · QUALITY BRANDS · INSTALLATION HALTON'S TRUSTED FLOOR CARE SPECIALISTS! L Trafalgar Ridge Shopping PLaza 2379 Trafalgar Rd. the Winners/HomeSense plaza) 2379 Trafalgar Road (in Beside Scotia Bank (at Dundas), Oakville Mon.-Fri.9:30-6:00 DU ND AS ST .E . 905-257-6145 www.haltonvac.ca R Sat. 9:30-4:00, Sun. 12:00-4:00 RD . UP PE R (905) 257-6145 ND TR DU AF AL GA M ID DL ER D. E. AS ST .W . N