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Six face misehief charges after mail boxes trashed in rural area Six Milton-area mates -three adults and three youths -face charges after two mail boxes were smnashed in rural areas. Halton Regional Police say a group of six people piled into a four-door Oldsmobiîe last Friday asd damaged mail boxes, first on First Line and then on No. 15 Sideroad. A resident of the targeted No. 15 Sideroad home witnessed the mail box smashing at 2 a.m. asd followed the car, police say. After speakisg with ose suspect, he contacted police, said Det. Sgt. Ron Welsh. About $150 damage was caused in the incidents. Charged with misebief are three youths aged 17 along with a 19- year-old Amos Crescent man, an I 8-year-old Jesse Avenue man asd an 18-year-old Fifîh Line man. Impaired drivers Police Blotter A 1989 Ford pick-up truck trav- elling on Derry Road drove into the north ditch and struck a hydro pole Saturday ai 8:15 a.m. Police believe the driver felI asleep at the whecl, Det. Sgt. Welsh said. As a result, a 33-year-old Miss- issauga man was charged with impaired driving and driving with over the legal limit of alcohol in bis blood. A 30-year-old Downsview man was aiTesled and handed the same charges after an officer spotted a 1981 Oldsmobile drivîsg erratical- ly on Steeles Avenue. The vehicle was stopped west of Thompsos Road May 1 at 2 a.m. Youth assaulted A single-vehicle accident and An Actos youth was roughed up erratie driving led police to two while he was with friends at Rotary impaired driving suspects. Park April 30. Police say a youth walked up to the victim asd punched him in the ecs and shovcd him 10 the grousd. Pick-up truck stolen A green 1983 Ford Ranger pick- up truck was stolen sometime between April 29 and 30 from the driveway of a No. 3 Sideroad resi- dence. The vehicle is valued at $2,500. House ransacked No forced estry was evident in a break-in St S Milt Street home last weekend. Sometime overnight Saturday, someone got into the bouse asd walked off a stereo system asd an IBM computer valued at $3,000. Car wash cleaned out Thieves made off with some cash and a telephone answering machine after breaking isto the Derry Auto Wash on Ontario Street. The lost totalled $200. Sound off against impaired driving Ii's time 10 stand up and be heard. To raise awareness for Canada Health Week, the local high sehools, while Matt Evans, co-ordinator of OSAID will be on hand St Milton District High The Canadien Champion, Fniday May 9, 1997 - 9 Moose tag deadline almost here Moose huntcrs have only until Thursday. The Ministry of Natural Resources has tagu sheets ioto a single bookici. T he pubiîca- Applications must reach a ministry tion provides necessary regulations, season office hy no later than 4:30 p.m. For more dates. tag quotas and draw resuits. information call the ministry St 416-314- This year there are 20,567 adult moose 2000. validation tags available. Keepyoud Temperatures locai ciiimunity group PRtV I is ISSKiflg 3CnOIiXi Li KIC.K 011 the esciji Miltonians to sound off against impaired dniving. Residents who cannot join in at the higli schools, are PREVENT along with Ontario Students Against encouraged to gather in their neighbourhoods to make Impaired Driving (OSAID) are asking residents to noise and raise awareness. gather on Thursday, May 15 to joîn people trom Those interested in being involved are asked to caîl across the province in making as mus.h noise as posai- the Sound Off Send Off hot line at 876-8307 so local ble for ose minute beginning at 12:15 p.m. efforts can be co-ordinated, and a tally ot participants 11o Festivities will be conducted art each ot the three cas be takes. 1997 TOYOTA TERCEL 1997 TOYOTA COROLLA 1997 TOYOTA CAMRY Lease 5,9% o.A.c. Finance 4.8S O.A.c. 1997 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER Finance 4.8' o.A.c. 1997 TOYOTA TACOMA 414 Lease 4.8' o.A.C. Lease 6.8%O.A.c. Lease 6.8%o.A.c. ýinance 4.8%o.A.c. Finance 4e8%o.A.c. Finance 4o8% .A.C. ...a.......i a(s'LI ~. ~