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4-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, July 24, 2001 __ VACATION PICTURE WMLI.YOD BE fl 1H18 SUMMER? Rt may be time for a cool- ing system check-up! HAVE YOUR SCOOLINO SYSTEM lnspected & flushed before head- ing out on that long TREK!! Environmentally conscientious. Our used anti-freeze s taken away to be recycled. 13r1 ON TAPIOIS DRIVE CLEANI Accredited T & Repair Fadil ést Iity xOfficer fouls store breakm By FANNIE SUNSHINE Uwhe Chimpion Sometimes you just have to be in the right place at the right timne. That's something Det. Const. Brad Cook can relate to. On his way home from work shortly after midnight July 18, he noticed a "suspicious" van parked outside Halton Grounds Care Equipment on Steeles Avenue. He followed the van, which eventually stopped at the Tim Horton's at Steeles Avenue and 11 Thompson Road. 'A ig ifit1w tK inside the van, Det. Const. Cook went back to his car. At that time, the four men fled the van and scat- tered in ail directions. "Halton Grounds Care has been broken into before, so I knew to keep an eye on that area," Det. Conat. Cook said. "You pull over suspicious vehi- cles ail the time. My lirst impres- sion is it's a janitor but you have to be sure. This time it wasn't." As soon as the men fled, he called his fellow officers and an An hour later, one of the suspects was arrested inside the Tim Horton's. A 21 -year-old Toronto man was charged with break and enter, pos- session of stolen property and fail to comply with probation. The remaining three suspects have yet to be arrested. Police recovered equipment from the van valued at more than $ 10,000, including three riding lawn mowers and a snow blower. Notice of Proposed Property Sale, Notice is bereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Milton intends to declare surplus and dispose of a parcel of land being specifically known as Part Lot 681, Plan M-195, (Part 1 on Plan20R1-4980) in the Town of Milton (Triangle Property Childs Drive), Regional Municipality of Halton. This notice is provided pursuant to Section 193(4c) of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.45, as amended, and in accordance with Town of Milton Property DisposaI By- Law No. 34-95. Furtber information with respect to the aforementioned Notice of Proposed Sale, may be obtained from the Director of Community Services, Town of Milton, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario (905) 878-7211. Dated at the Town of Milton this 3rd day of July, 2001. H. Lisi, Towui Clerk. Ton fMilton lrâ& 4cIEÀhâôIiiu' NOT S:JASO LACA MATURA JULY asTN soo i NAO COWER COME SEE TORONTO'$ FRESHEST, FUNNIEST AND FEARED COMICSII BE PREMARED 10 DIE LAQOHINO e LCT LANGUAGE MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME PEOPLE) E L U S GodLife mobuny IONO of MILTON CMEJOIN US FOR A GREAT DAY 0F GOLF & SUPPORT THE UNITED WAY 0F MILTON i :3Opm, Friday, Sept. 7, 2001-Granite Ridge Golf Club Both courses to be used-Best Bail or Regular Format Cost: $150 per person includes green fees, cart, dinner and prizes for everyone CUT THIS FORM OUT & FAX TO 905-875-2402 or caîl 905-875-2550 or go to www.milton.unitedway.ca Toumnament Contact Namne -------------_ Sponsors... Phone ___Fax FINANIAL ROUPCount me in! 1 want to... U Sponsor a tee or green $150 0 Play gol $150 l a 0 Bring a foursomne $600 r a lb Buy a Cart Sponsorship m ai (includes a goi/dinner for four) $1000 1 ýR Wýw THANK YOU! Our tournament sponsorships and dinner -4OO0MNet sponsorships are SOLD OUT for 2001! j qoi4 AwA detailed registration form wil be faxed to you. I i,