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4-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday June 5, 2001 Quick Lube I ~ service Weuse Quaker State Oit and Fram Oit Filters GET ON TRACK have your 2 & 4 wheel alignment checked by our icensed technicians. ON TA12 IO* S DR~IVE CLEAN Accredited Test & Repair Facility Photo by GRAH-AM PAINE Not much romains of the house once awned by murder victim Fred Shepperd. Old Sheppard house burns to ground in suspicious fire Auto RepaIr & Tire Cemtre For ail You Auto NeedsI NOR. o.- '. -,Se -2 om o #rs875-1522 A ire at a Steeles Avenue resi- dence where an clderly man was murdered six years ago remains under investigation. The vacant woaden trame dwelling - adjacent to the out- house where 77-year-old Fred Sheppard was shot to death hy his granddaughter's boyfriend in March, 1995 - was fully engullèd with [lames when firefighters arrived shortly aller 4:30 a.m. It took a couple of hours to extin- guish the blaze and the house was bumned to the ground. "WVith the home being vacant for several years the circumstances (of the tire) are certainly question- able," said Milton Fire Department spokesman Captain Mark Cross. The house, which was sold by relatives of the Sheppard family following the murder victim's death but wasn't occupied, had previously been a target of vandals. The house had no hydro or water services. WIRYINCHOFTHEWAY! *