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12-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, March 9, 2004 Police auxiliary information is just acali away Auxiliary Polîcing Unit bas bren created for the public's convenience. The information line can be reacbed by dialing (905) 825-4777, ext. 5AUX (5289). curretît auxiliary recruitiug drives and intonnation related to the auxiliary application and selection process. The Auxiliary Policing Unit was created in 1989 unteers trained to pertorin duties such as traffir control and assistance in ememgency situations. The unit is also presenit at many major community events such as parades, festivals and fundraisers. GALLINGER VALUE- CENTRE 10DDOWN 99*Pgl ERMONTH 2005 Escape XLT 4x2 3L V6, auto O/D, N/C, p/w, P/i,' p/seat, speed control, tilt wheel, fog Iights, i Con. Grp. #S5000, silver exterior. 2004 Freestar SE Value New .2 /6, auto OID, A/C, p/w, pl, speed control, tilt wheel, priv. glass, roof rack, quad chairs, advance trac, reverse sensing system. #W4019, spruce green exterior. *Not Exaeily, as shown 2004 Fm-150 Supercrew,ý ý ý 4.6L V8, auto OID, A/C, plwp/l, speed control, tilt wheel, 40/20/20 front seat, tach, 17" cast alu m wheels, P255 tires, anti theft systemn, factory order. Problems with Credit? Bad Credit * Discharged BankruPt * No Credit Nne a VO"i1? WecamhulP!We belP good people uith credit problems. Get fÎnaoed with the best possible ratesù 1Çi C eGm *Ford Credit Red Cerpet teese. 20.050 krxe par sear, $399 MMxfrY paymnent Plus tex, treight (Escape $995, F-150 and Feestx, $1 <85.) Air tax ($100) extra. Vehldes nZU M M.8geut O R negded ailS puroeme of -Wear Cara". Expires March 31/04. 1 15 exi from DATELINE on page 11 Halton Hands in Motion Knitting and Crocheting Guild meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Georgetown Seniors' Centre, 318 Guelph St. (use the rear entrance). Group members share tips and suggestions on using buttons, zippers and other closures. The cost is $5 for noti-members, but the first visit is free. For more informatton, rail Diane at (905) 877-1521. Friday Mar. 12 The Women's Centre,'210-1515 Rebecca St. in Oakville, bolds its dmop-in WISE Mature Women's Network from 10 ar. to noon. For more information, eall (905) 847-5520. Wellspring Halton-Peel, a support net- work for cancer patients and their families, holds its dmop-mn Relaxation and Visualization program from 10:30 arn. to noon at 2545 Sixth Line in Oakville. For more information, rail (905) 257-1988. Saturday Mar. 13 Milton Mail holds Saturday Momning Family Storytime at 10:30 a.m. in the Centre Court. together witb the Milton Public Library. Adult accompaniment is required. Hornby Euchre is beld at the Homby comrnunity hall on Steeles Avenue at 7:30 p.rn. Saturday Mar. 13 - 15 Crawford Lake Conservation Area kicks off its March Break Sweetwater Season eacb day from 10 arn. to 4 p.m. and con- tinuing unttl the end of the week. 'he offi- ciaI Sweetwater Day Celebration takes place March 14. On aIl days of the event, kids can enjoy Native-style maple demon- strations in the reconstructed Iroquoian Village. There's also a discovety hunt and crafis. For more information, eall (905) 854-0234. Mountsberg Conservation Area contin- ues with ita Mapletowne Sugar Camp throughout the March Break fromt 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event mecludes maple syrup demonstrations, guided horse-drawn sleigh tours and, of course, pancakes. The event rosns $5.50 for adults antd $3.75 for kids. For more information, rail (905) 854-2276. Monday Mar. 15 Halton Regional Police Service presents PACT (Parents of Adolescents Coming Together) at 490 Childs Dr. inthe commu- nity room from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Milton Horticultural Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Royal Cartadian Legion, 21 Charles St., to explore 'Designing For SmalI Spaces' with Stephanie Morris. The North Halton branch of the Red Cross holds ils two-day March Break Standard First Aid Course, which con- tinues March 17. Liniited spaces are avail- able. To register, rail (905) 875-1459. Glen Eden Ski and Snowboard Centre begins its Ski and Snowboard Adventure Camp, which continues until March 19. Camp packages include lessons with a pro- fessional instructor. Those interested should register in advance by calling (905) 878-8455 or visiting www.gleneden.on.ca. Also this week, Glen Eden bas extended boums as its snow tube park, fmom 10 amn. to 10 p.m. Visit its Web site for weather conditions. Il L ase4104th le 0