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The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 18, 2002-9 -Vehicle crashes into pole A 17 year-old Milton vouth bas a sîngle vehicle accident on Market Drive October 3. Halton Regionat Police were called to the area at about 9:15 p.m. and found a t992 Honda had struck a pote. The driver wasn't hurt. Stolen car found ablaze A 2001 Chrysier stolen from Mississauga was recovered Saturday afier a car was reported on ire on No. 28 Sideroad and Second Line. Haton Regional Police and the Milton Fire Department were calted to the scene at 1 2:45 a.m. to find the car fully engulfed in flames. The owner of the vehicle reported the car stolen earlier that day. Trash bins on ire Three recycling bins ouîside Sam Police -Blotter Sherratt Public School on Laurier Avenue were set on fire last Friday. Halton Regional Police and the Milton Fire Department were caiied to the school at 1:50 a.m. to flnd the bins, located in the front parking lot, on fire. The fire department believes the blaze was deliberately set. Darnage is estimated ai $90. Paintbali strikes window Halton Regional Police are seek- ing three maie youths after a paint- bail struck a window at Riverîdge Therapy on Commercial Street October 8. A worker heard a tap on the wîn- dow at 4 p.m. and saw the youths fleeing the area. One was carrying an air paint rifle. No damage was caused. Windows smashed 5Ws îndoss , 55 îc smîashed uonIwo vehicles parked on Churchill Avenue ovemiùght last Friday. The windshield of a 1998 Chevrolet pick-up truck was shat- tered, causing $500 damage. The drivers side window of a 1989 Ford Mustang was also smashed, causing $500 damage. Car stereo stolen A JVC steren was stnien [rom a i994 Acura parked in the GO Station lot October 7 between 7:30 a.m. and 6:1(1 p.m. The stereo is valued ai $5(X). Fencing taken Unknown suspects stole an unspecified amount of fencing [rom Roma Fencing on Trafalgar Road between October 3 and 7. Police are investigating. Crie l,'prsgf iltg «,Police need help to solve break-in Halton Regional Police in Milton are seeking information leading 10 those responsible for a break-in 10 a Kelso Conservation Area torage shed. Sometime ovemnight August 15, thieves tare apart the walla of the 'Beach House' storage shed. Once inside the shed, they made off with seven wet suits and two bouys. The wetsuita taken were man- ufactured by Bare, Jobe and ONeil. The bouys were made by Torpedo. The total loss is esti- mated at $1,900. f' you have an 'v ifjornaion that lead.s ta an arrest in this or ans' other niatter. sou mas be eli- gible for a cash reward. Cal! (905) 825-8477. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OCT. 22, 23rd 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ANTIQUES, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, MOORCROFT, GOLD -, We anxiously need stock for our fail and winter shows in New York and Florida, especially high quality smaller items. - We don't use high-pressure tactics. You are under NO obligation to seli and we welcome the chance to make an offer on something you might sell in the future. VOUR BUVERS Bill has been a local antique dealer for oser 33 yeara. Ha has pubiahed iwo booka on antiquea, appeared for thrue yeara on TV bc talk on antiques and aught "Collecting Aniquea" ai Niagara Collage. He waa aelected aa one of the eight Canadian experta to assiat the Britiah Aniquea Road Show ai Caaa Loma and Bill Hogan waa featured on tha actual felevision augment. Apdrew haa bean inuolved in the antiques and antique auction business since 1982. He as a partner in Flamboro Antique Shows and is an importer of fine French antiques. He haa appearud on Toronto TV to discuas antiques and has hoted Antique Road Show clincs in varînus Ontario Cities. Three gunerationa of his familsi hava beau involvud in the antique businesa. Andrew Zegers Fiona has been an antique dealer for 24 yeara. She is an eapert on sate jeweliery, silver and Victorien and earliur umail antiquea and heu gîven lectures on antique aeweilery. As well, Fiona haa owned a shop in Elora and a group shop in Niagere.on-thu-Lake. She as a certified Appraisar of the Certiied Apprasers Guild 0f America. Uion establiuhed a local auctioît company in 1994. Through hard work and integrity, ha has bacome a raapacfed membar of the business, ueiling antiques and compieta estatea in oser a5sualeau par yaar. While continuing hie auciionu, healaso supplies 2 co-op antique stores, and auhibits at caverai shows. ion Medley ITEMS ESPECIALLY NEEDED HOPEDALE MALL IN THE CENTRE COURT 1515 Rebecca St. (comer of 3rd lina), Oakvile J) HOPEDALE SHOPPFING CENTRE For more information or for a pnivate appointment, cati anytme 905-691-4991 -e Complete confidentiality and privacy are assured, but if you would like a specialist to visit your home for a free evaluation, cali 905-691-4991 anytime for an appointment after October 23rd. " There is no charge for our evaluations " We pay on the spot and do flot take items on consignment. e Please don't bring furniture to the mail, just the pictures. We'II suggest a value from the pictures, but proper appraisals can only be done on examination. We also buy.. Ail goid or sterling silver items, paintings, napkin rings, Rolex and other quality watches and men's square wrist watches, figurines by Royal Doulton, Beswick, Beatrix Potter, Hummel etc., art glass, (especiaiy signed pieces like Daum, Lalique, Orrefors>, art pottery including Rosevilie, Weiler or Rookwood, pre 1935 paper money, war medais or souvenirs, Civil War items, china especialy Shelley, Nippon, Royal Winton chintz, (but no sets of dish- es except for Shelley & Royal Winton), dlocks, dois, tin or iron banks or toys, pre 1920 postcards, some prints, (but ail Wallace Nutting or Maxfield Parrish), any items by Pairpoint, Jenson or Peterson, Quimper, flatware sets, flow blue, quilts, tins, stained glass, Indian artifacts, depression or camival glass, fountain pens, door stops, beer trays, old musical instruments, swords, Dinky toys, and paper- weights. We even buy those Red Rose tea figurines. 'a 1