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cJ'i~~ 1' me/opr JHl k/Thieves crack open maibox Mail thieves have hit mailboxes in Milton, Acton, Georgetown and Qakille. Crime Stoppera wants you to belp solve these thcfts. On September 27, a mailbox located at the corner of Woodward Avenue and Wilson Drive in Milton waa found by a passerby to be damaged, and the mail had been stolen. Canada Post employees work hard to, get our mail to where it is going, but they can't do their job when thieves take it. The post office reporta that the malbox bas a locked middle panel that secures tbe mail. Suspecta unknown uscd a sledgebammcr to damage tbe lock and open the panel stealing the mail inside. These suspects were probably looking for caah or cheques. Mailboxes in Acton, Georgetown and Oakville have also been bit over thse last few weeks. Crime Stoppera wants to remind citizena to neyer send cash througb thse mail system. If you know who is respon- sible for thse mailbox damage and thefts, we are waiting for your cali. If you have any information that Ieads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. You ne£d not give your naine and your information cati be taken with compilee anonymit. Cali J-800-222-TIPS or 825-TIPS. $ The Canadien Champion, Frlday, October 8,199M - 5 Crash leads to impaired charges A Byng Court inan faces inpaired drï- ving charges following a car accident Sunday. Around 6:30 p.m. the suspect was involved in a collision witb another motorist at Court and Pine streets. As a resuit, a 25-year-old man was arrested for allegedly driving wbile intoxi- cated and driving with over thse legal limit of alcobol in bis blood. He will appear in Milton court November 15. Drugs found *Two Milton men were recently charged witb producing marijuana in tbeir Bousfield Drive backyard after police received an anonymous eall. A search warrant was executed and 144 pot plants were found, eacb witb a street value of $700. e A Milton teenager was cbarged witb possession of a narcotic wben 3 grains of marijuana were seized early Monday. Police were called to Milîside Drive shortly after midnigbt, following a report that some youUis were discarding a bicy- cle in Uic creck. Tbey later found the drug and arrested a 16-year-old. Major heist Construction cquipment valued at $5,000 was stolen from a pick-up truck on Amos Drive September 30. The big ticket item removcd during Uic cvening thef was a O'Megco compressor. '.mflArts Milton & The Rotary Club of Milton's 1 TO.N this weekend 7~ mi are2u~ ar w ranthe i pari, teFil DRIVN. 2000 MAXIMA OXE UTIIm - - - e neà ne i Police -Bl-otter Cookie caper A 1998 GMC Sierra pick-up truck was recovered at Milton Heigbts Campground Monday, nearly a year after it was initially reported stolen from Mississauga's Square One. The truck and trailer - whicb at the time of thc theft was filled with $13,000 wortb of Voortman Cookies - belonged to a Burlîngton man. The vebicle was dumped býy two maie 888-301 -3243 suspects at the Townlirne Roaýd camp ground tor storage in 1998. Camp site operatora finally callcd police when thcy realized Uic men wcoen't comn- ing back for Uic vebicle. Police arc investigating. loy ride A car was stolen from Petro Canada on Steeles Avenue at 4:23 a.m. Saturday, and recovered a short time later on Highway 25. The owner bad left the vebicle running while hie went into the gas station to pur- chase a beverage. WIHOUT DRUGS WITHOUT SiDE EFïEcTs WITHOUT CRAVINGS OR HUNGER di Wî'rv THE MOST POWERFUL ALL-NATURAL WEIGHT-Loss INGREDIENTS AVAILABLE Finally, aller yaarsof researe's, leadiing doctors, researchers & biochemnists have developeti an ali-natural product that bums fat white you sloop Like . goo negio Stt - m ste IL