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Police are warning Miltonians about a possible scain alter a * eatlîerstone Road resideut bought a piece~ oartby awoman claimin- Jerusalcîin at tbe TVoronto Art School. 'Me homeosvner paid $140 f'or the art, but wben she called the * school to cbeck out the situation, she was told the students didn't go door tu dooir and that tbere wasn't an excbange program. The suspect is described as in ber mid-twenties witlî sbuulder-lengtb * air, a pour complexion and a sirong accent. Sbe svas well- dressed, wearing black polyester pants and a red flannel zip-up jack- et. Anyone sviîb infortmation is asked to eall police ai (90)t 825- 4777. Car stolen from dealership A car worth $60,000 was stoilien overnight Apnil 26 from Milton Dodge Chrysier on Ontario Street. Police said a night employee noticed une of the garage doors xvas haîf open and called police when he realized a Chrysier Crossflre xvas missing. Its unknown how the suspect gained entry to the vehicle. Drunk driving charges laid A Milton mani was charged with drinking and driving after police Police Blotter pulled orn.r i speediiig vebîcle ibis sseek. Police stopped tbe vehicle at Matin Street and Market Drive ai about 1 arn. Tuesday. A 27-year old Laurier Avenue resideni bas been charged with impaired driving, dangerous driv- ing and having over the legal himit of alcohol in bis blood. Man charged after collision A drunk driving charge was laid afier police responded io the scene of a collision Saîurday. Tbe issu sehicle accident occunred jusi alter 5 p.in. ai Britannia Road and Nînih Lîine. Tbere were no injuries. A 24-year-old Mississauga nsan bas been cbarged witb having over the legal hont of alcohol in bis blood. Building supplies takien Propcnty valued ai $20.000 was stolen from a Falconcresi Homes construction site ai a new subdivi- sion between April 26 and Monday. Unknossn suspects stole con- struction equipruent including bricks, two montar boxes, brick tics and ruofing nails fnom a Fasken Court lot. Home broken into Cash and jewelry were siolen in a Campbellville bîeak-iii overnighi April 26. Police said unknowvî suspects pried open a ground level window îo tbe dining roomn tu gain access. Tbe esiimated value of the stolen propcrty is $3,000. Vehicle stolen overnight A pick-up truck was stolen ovemnighit Monday. Police said the 1999 Mazda vebi- cIe was parked on Ontario Street and wben the owner weni to drive it ihe nexi îuoming. it was gone. The estiînaied value of the truck is $ 12(). Home broken mbt A Wbite D)rive borne %vas brokeit iiiio April 28. Someîime during the day. unknuwiî suspects gained access io the home by kîckîng open the front door. They stole a Lexmark prinier and an Acer flatscreen monitor worth a total of $400. Instruments swiped A number of guitars were stolen bctween April 18 and 22 from the music rourn at Milton District High School. The value of the stoIýn instru- ments hasn't yet been determined. Meet local police this Tuesday As part of Police Week in Halton. the ufficens ai the Service - will take place fromi 410o6 p.m. ai the police Milton police station are hosting a 'Mcci and Greet' station, 490 Childs Dr. Tuesday and thte public's invited. For mure information, call Halton Regional Police ait 'Me event - which pruvides an opportuniiy for res- (905> 825-4777. idenîs îu mcci officers of the Halton Regional Police *s Me Vwimming M Sununer is when kids learo to swimt and play soccer. But why stop there? Childeen who don't eseecise their minds canti ke up /0 six weelo to gel back inu learning when ichool s/arts again. In iusî a few hours a week ai Oxford Learning îbey cas go back munivated and confident, with enhanced skiffs, ready ru learn fromn day one. This summrier, along with the swimnming lessons, enroîl your kids in someîhtng that ensures their edunation guet swimmingly too. Bring thenn to Oxford Learning. Contact us today for more information 917 Nipissing Road (at Thompson) The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 6, 2005-9 Door-to-door art sale might I aIton Regional Police are invesig.t intz a resîdential break--în. Soineiime between 8:30 p.m. aîid midiîglit May I, suspects lorced open a door and raiisacked seveial roorns iii a home locaied oit Firsi Lîne. Stoleti items include several televi- sions. 4.00 CDs. antique silverware and a coin collection. The total value of the property hasnit yei been deiermîned. toa n atoast in tho eor et/l ol/tep mtflc' .Voti Ï1nox he eiîigib/e./car acivash retn'oo/. lot il tI rerer /have te> git't tour inomte ottst '.l tin court. 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