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10 - The Canadian Champion, Fniday June 6, 1997 Two break-ins at Bahr Saddlery in 10 days Detectives in north -Hlton seek dlucs f0 the identiîy of' whocx'er is re-,ponsibl- l'or ý,ý0 1A1ýi1Lýo dI lli 55î1L ý 115115 a 10-day pcniod. During the night of Thursday, May 15, the glass was smashed from the front door of the Bahr Saddlery on Steeles Avenue, west of Trafalgar Road. A variety of coats, western boots, saddle pads and saddles valued at $30,000 were scooped up and taken away in some kind of a vebîcle. At 10 p.m., Sunday, May 25, the glass doors were shattered again, but the thief Crime Stoppers 0CF H AL TO0N tock just one saddle. This one item, how- ever, represented a $2,000 loas for the store. Were the two incidents related? Do you know someone with items such as these for sale? If you cao answer either question, Crime Stoppers wants to hear from you. If you have any information that Ieads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may ho t.Iîigihl(- for a -hrewar of' W p le $ !, 1 .J You need not give your name and your information wiil be treated with complete anonymity. Crime Stoppers does not sub- scribe f0 cati display. Cati I -800-222-TIPS or 825-TIPS. Crime Stoppers of Halton is operated b>' a board of directors mode up of 18 civil- ians fromn ail areas of Halton Region. The rewardfunid resuirsfromn thefinancial sup- Port of business, industry, services clubs and pri rate citizens. 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He was also given no format coordination test and no blood test was taken either." 'Me Reding contingent acted in defence of the teen and won the case, but Iost f0 the Windsor-ares school via point allotment. Teams are judged on every aspect of the trial, from open- ing and closing statements f0 examination and cross-exami- nation of witnesses. The ability f0 think on one's feet, Connie Buna said, is the biggest challenge involved in mock trials. Added the grade 12 student, "you have f0 be able to switcb gears on a moment's notice. " She said the teamn was put up at a fancy Al1.1 5 5 sliU ' during, the twso-day wmîmpcmi- tion. Her team also competed in the Catbolic Schools Inter- Board Law Toumament. They finisbed second to Burlington's Assumption during the May 10 regionals and just missed a sec- ond berth to an Ontario final. Catholic teams argued a dou- ble-homicide case, relating to a store owner charged witm shooting two youtbs. Reding studcnt Karen Hurlcy said she learned first-band bow much work lawyers put into their cases. "For eacb hour of competi- tion, we put in about a month of preparation. We devoted several weekends to practice as well as many early mornings before school started," she recalled. Fellow students Nicole Bawden and Lisa Reddy acted as lawyers wbile Robert Carter and Lee Sperduti were the wit- nesses. For Mr. Hourigan, the team's 1997 efforts were a welcome send-off as he prepares for an upcoming transfer. "This was the best a Bisbop Reding teamn bas ever done," he said. And for Ms McManus, the mock trial experience bas "solidified" ber decision to pur- sue a career in law. CAS HWA Todaiy's Edition of ZbMt (anabtan CLtamptNrn oNm 00M* SL, Mftm qrmmu878-8171 fax 878-8025 a ba