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Downtown jewelry stt by a smash-and-grab A thief made off with the Gold Connections front display case, but also left something of his own behind in a smash-and-grab early Wednesday morn- ing. The culprit threw a rock through the window shortly before 5:30 a.m. and made off with a quantity of jewelry, said Det. Sgt. Jackie Gordon of Halton Regional Police. However, at the scene police found a piece of jewelry believed to have been losti by the thiet during the heist. At press time, the value of the bs wasn't available, but most of the items taken were costume jewelry, police said. Anyone with information is asked to contact Sgt. Kim Duncan at 878-5511, ext. 2417. Impaired charges A 45-year-old Beaver Court man faces impaired driving charges following a colli- sion at Commercial Street and Laurier Avenue Tuesday. The accident occurred at 8 p.m. No other information was available at press time. Car stolen, recovered A car stolen from the parking lot of North End Nissan Saturday aftemoon was recovered on Mill Street a short time later. A 1989 Chevrolet Astrovan, left at the Martin Street car dealership for servicing, was driven off at 4:15 p.m. A witness saw the theft, and police found the car within 20 minutes, said Det. Sgt. Gordon. Police Blotter A 35-year-old Mssissauga manlce charges of possession of stolen propcrty and breach of probation. Car tire suspicious Police say thcy're treating an early Sunday momning car ire as suspicious after a ire enhancing substance was found near the scene. A 1988 Ford Mustang was gutted hy ire in a Brock Court driveway shortly before 5:30 arn. The heat also damaged an Intrepid parked nearby. Police found evidence that the ire may have been deliberately set, said Det. Sgt. Gordon. Vandals mar slides Vandals poured oil-based paint down three slides at a Laurier Avenue and Farmstead Drive playground, police said. The damage was discovered Saturday shortly after 9 ar. Lap-top stolen An $8,000 laptop computer was taken from a Ford parked at the Fifth Wheel Truck Stop April 23. The equipment went missing sornetime between 3:30 and 7 ar. House break-ins Police believe two First Line break-mns April 23 are connected. A total of $7,0() worti nearl Mlc area verv troir Line was the target ot thieves overnight tast Friday. Stolen were aluminum strips and a lawn tractor batter for a loss of $3,000 worth of goods. The thieves broke a padlock on a gale to gatn entry, police said. Burlington and Oakville, just north of the QEW. For more information please cail.. (905> 827u691 i ext. 2 71 M Bronte Crjeek * * ~* ®* M& Congratulations Grandma, ai ** the best For many more health, happy years! * With Love, Gary Hunt, ali the Grandkids and Family AAND ICIL in5m ni wax1~ C»DWldkS ol u fflarké9s GOLFl FuIIy SI@leed Pro Shop -m Lessans available m Video Anailysis New & Us.d EquipmanI Repairs on Site Clarke's 601 FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CAL 6621 -3rd LUne Milton, Ontario LO0W VIL L E GO0L F C L UB *Prme Tourrtetrt Dates Business Womess Aalable Lague * Seot Leaues Paymret.plans avalable SGolfOLeaguesWelcome trm $249 orer Betore N G R EEN.FUIS GreenFe Mon-Thurs ...$25 Pomerc Friday.......$27 $3 Weekends tb llam..$32 BasOd Weekends 11-2...$30 twrOflt Weekends 2-4......$25 STrTERE Everyday 4-5:30 ...$20 REQUIREI Everyday ater 5:30 ...$15 19" 88E4 Locatoci at Guelphi Une & Britannia Rd. Budington For fmreMeaillsconta te