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12-The Canadian Champion, Fniday, November 30, 2001 ~ TREE TRIMMING IN CENTRAL AREA Milton Hydro Distribution Inc. bas awarded the Tree Trimming Contract for the Central Area of Milton to Colonial Tree Service. The trimming of trees will commence December 1, 2001 and wilI be completed on or about April 30, 2002. Please caîl our Engineering Department if you have any concerns. Sheridan Start January 12* jin Mississauga, Brampton and Oakville. LtYoursel Grow! Register Now for Winter/Spring Continuing Education and Corporate Training Courses/Workshops. Business Computing and Information Sèia otnii dcto Management tdCroaeTanq Technology Arts and Design Languages Health Sciences Community and Liberal Studies Leisure Pursuits Associations and Institutes RGSE O R)ITR5RN AITM ORE Distance Learning Pick up a Calendar at the campus nearest you, at any Halton/Peel Public Library, email: sheridan@minacs.com, cail: 416-480-1320 or visit: www.sheridanc.on .ca Trafalgar Road Campus, 1430 Trafalgar Rd., Oakville Davis Campus, McLaughlin Rd./Steeles, Brampton 905-842-8800 <Oakville/MississaugafToronto) 905-456-1191 lerampton/Mississuga) *Many weekend courses start January 12. Weekday courses start the week of January 14. finds intruder in home A Wilson Drive resident returncd home Saturday at 5:30 p.m. to discover an intmud- er leaving the house by the back door. The resident chased the suspect Io Robert Baldwin School, but lost him. A canine dog tracking unit was unsuc- cessful in locating the intruder. Nothing was taken from the home. The suspect is described as a white male, 6 feet, medium build, wearing a dark base- hall cap, a sandy-coloured winter jacket and dark pants. One vehicle stolen, two damaged Several cars were damaged ovemnight Monday. Suspects antempted 10 pry open the door of a 1994 Plymouth Accord parked on Wakefield Road. A 1995 Volkswagen parked on Ontario Street had its steering columnl punched out. Damage is estimnated at $700. Suspects attempted to pry open the door of a 1988 Buick also parked on Ontario Street. A 1993 Plymouth Voyager was stolen from Court Street. The van was later locat- ed on Bronte Street. Car break-ins Three ovcmight vehicle break-mns took place Tuesday at Kodiak Automotive Services on Bronte Street. Police BMotter A 1989 Oldsmobile was broken into and a driver's licence and pennit wete taken from the glove box. A 1990 Dodge Ramn was entered and the steering column was broken. A 1993 unlocked Mercury was ran- sacked and a key was found broken in the ignition. Cars damaged A 1998 Satum and a 1995 Dodge Ram were keyed while parked on McGeachy Drive ovemnight November 22. Both cars received $500 damage. Store robbed The Sleep Factory on Main Street was broken into ovemnight last Friday. The front door glass was smashed and the door unlocked. Suspects made off with $40. Lottery tickets, cash stolen Nevada tickets and cash were stolen from a storage room at the Royal Canadian Legion on Charles Street last Friday. A bartender noticeri a window screen was cut in the storage room, next to the adjoining bar. 1' Milton Hydro Distribution Inc. 55 Thompuon Road Sout PO. Box 189 (0)8641 Milton, Ontarlo (0)8641 RUNNING FREE ATHLETIC AND OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE STORE A*A T1HE[à NORTH * lNNN5 new balanice *FACE * LKINO MIR IwabH 1.1a Inpor APPAREL -o MNRIflI oeUPTO 75%/oOFF EVERYTHINGJ UMREIDOSIS.41(I9TUUI (411) 4W-FiEE il k.,. -z; i SAEDTSi IE e%9AT. DEC. 1 *10:00-6:00 STr.AI 9U.DEC. 2 # 10:00-6:001 AVE *MON. DEC. 3 * 12:00-9:00 J STUE9. DEC. 4 # 12:00-9:00