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8-Tho, Canadian Champion, Fniday, October 10, 1997 Police arrest a rural break and enter suspect A 27-year-old man was arrested Tuesday in connection with a break and enter at the Halton County Inn on Sixth Line. Two rifles, a shotgun, s video cassette recorder, a television and a chain saw were stolen after an apartment at the club was entered between October 2 and 3, said Det. Sgt. Ron Welsh of Halton Regional Police. An Etamosa Township man was charged with break, enter and theft. Four generators missing Thieves made off with about $20,000 worth of goods after brealdng into Racers Edge on Bronte Street ovemight October 2. Four Honda generators and clothing sucb as snowmobile suits Police -B/-otter were taken after the cuiprits forced open the front door. .Tires and riras stolen Four tires and rims were stolen from Kilbnide Distnibuting on Martin Street sometime between October 4 and 6. Thieves kicked in a piece of plywood that covered the entrance to a storage shed, police said. 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There are no set-up fees or early paymnent penalties for financing. *Residential castomrers only, on apprnaed credit and onty if finaaed tisrough Unin Gas. Union Gas Lirnited 1997. lu uonigas energy for you Be i i i 1 le n le r g it o y o L Two women assaulted *A 56-year-old womnan reported to police last Friday that shc was choked at hier rural Milton home at 8:30 p.m. after an argu- ntent. She led bier home and contacted police. Charged with assault is hier 63-year-old husband. - An Ontario Street woman, 36, told police she was choked and hier head was bit on the floor while she was sitting on bier balcony Saturday ai 5:.30 p.m. Police responded to a noise complaint and arrested a 34-year-old man who also lived at the residence. He was charged with assault. House break-ins *Electronie equipment, jewel ry and cash were snatched by thieves from a No. 14 Sideroad home Saturday between 10:45 arn. and 1:30 p.m. The cuiprits forced opcn a rear door. The Ions totalled $ 10,000. s Thieves grabbed a smaîl amount of cash from a Gowland Crescent home October 1. The cuiprits pried open a open a win- dow between 2 and 6 p.m. * About $12,000 worth of computer and stereo equipment was lost to thieves Saturday in a daytime break-in The heist occurred between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at a Bell Sehool Line home. - A No. 30 Sideroad home was the target of thieves Octoher 2. Sometime between 7 p.m. and midnight, the culprits forced open the front door of the bouse. Stolen was about $2,000 worth of property, including a computer, a video cassette recorder, cash and liquor. - Thieves helped themselves througb the unlocked door of a Hayward Crescent home Tuesday. Sometime between 8 s.m. and 4 p.m., tbey stole compact dises, liquor, cash and a lamp for a loss of $600 in property. Magna looking at a local expansion By BRAD REAUME The Champion Auto parts manufacturer Magna International bas taken a step towards construction of a new manufacturing facility in Milton. Monday night at Town Hall Magna requested a zoning amend- ment for 50 acres of property they recently purchased-on Esquesing Line, formerly Fourth Line, north of Highway 401. Mike Everard, Magna's director of land development, said bis company is simply preparing the property for future develop- mient. He would not comment on the timing of any construction noir its potential size. Mr. Everard said the site would be used for manufactuning. At one time there was somne speculation Magna would construct a company headquarters on the property. Anne Bouck, Milton's senior planiner, said the site plan indi- cates a large industrial building with construction taking place in several phases, eventually covening most of the pmoperty. Councillor Rick Day wanted more detail on the scope of any future project bot it was not available. Mayor Gord Krantz said Magna is already the largest single employer in Milton through its operations at Karmax Heavy Stamping. TMe initiative is at its early stages. Milton's planning depart- ment will present a full technical report later regarding; the request for a zoning amendment. uOvfRwnïnT? L'kct prograni i jjis available to patients with medically significant overweight by referral only ~' monthly visits -i year program one on one counseling i /.1 ,comprehiensive teamnaprah nutrition Weight Management exercise physiology occu'pational therapy Son mie Arsissu mnedical & psychiatric assessmnent Registration cosi $580.00 Please cail for more information:' 905 337 0040 WJ