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The Canadian Champion, Friday, August 4, 2006 -A5 -Cars damaged in vandalism rash GRAHAM RAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION RESCUE: Halton [mnergency Medical Services personnel work to immobîlîze the neck of a womnan who was involved in a single vehi- cie collision Wednesday afternoon on Derry Road, east of Fîfth Line. Firefighters used the jaws ot lie ta free the womnan, and she was taken to hospîtal wîth non-lite threatening injuries. Vehicle stolen. Halton Regional Police are invesîîgaîîng the thefi of a car [rom a local dealershîp. Sometime overnight July 25, suspects enîered Milton Toyota, 400 Steeles Ave., and stole a red 2007 Toyota Camry valued ai $35,000. There was no sîgn of forced ennry. Jusi one week prior to the theft, the same vehicle had ils tires and nmrs removed while parked on the lot at the dealership. If you have any information ihai leads to an an-est in this or any other mattiee you may be eligible for a cash reward. Call 1-800-222-TIPS (1-800-222-8477) or check ou( Crime Stoppers' Web site ai www.halton- crimestoppers.com. with Karen Now at Milton Leisure Centre! Register Now for the Fali! Contact Karen 905-876-2917 www.kindermusikwithkaren.ca xcsisw Poliîcebiottet ovemnigbt July 26 on two streets in town. Police said unknown suspects - expecîed to be the same [or each incident - smashed the windshields or windows of îwo vehicles on Holly Avenue and two on nearby Harrison Road. hl appears the cuiprit stood on the roof and kicked in the windows, police said. The damaged cars were a 2002 Mazda, a 1999 Oldsmohîle, a 1999 Daewoo and a 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier. The value of damage to each of the vebicles ranges [rom about $300 to $500. Police are investigating. Copper cahie stolen Once again, the Hydro One compound on Main Street has been the scene of a metal theit. Police said that overnight July 3 1, two reels of copper cable were stolen by unknown suspects after they forced their way through the locked main gaie. One reel contained 8,000 pounds of cable, while the iVe belevelli, in help g.Ay e A wh PLjM GIEj05h75@ 02 FULL ICE 3on3 ~~ HOCKEY LEAGUE IN BURLINGION *THIS IS A "HOUSELEAGUE" OPEN TO ALL tOYS AND GIRLS FROM SGRLINGTON, OAKVILLE, MILTON, FLAMBOROGGH. WATIEROOWN, HAMILTON AND DUNflAS " AIL GAMES WîLL BE PRIME liME WEEKOAYS OR WEEKINOS AND PLAYED IN BURLINGTON AT THE WAVE SPORTS CENTRE AND WAVE TWîN RîNKS " TEAM ENTRIES AND INOIVIGUAL ENTRIES OUR GOAL IS PARITY " WE GUARANTEE YOUR TEAN PLAYS TH1E SAME DAY EVERY WEEK * PRICING: TEAM ENTRY - $3.950 inciodes GST and a tîam jersey (9 playero + 1 goalie) INDIVIDUAL - $395 irciodîs GST and ierseytAî'ii place pour chiid on a tearn) Reglstration forme are avallable anine at www.burllngtonwave.com or at Wave Sports Centre and Ai's Source for Sports. 90-1577 i i i cbringtnwve-o tn the past year, Hydro one bas been broken into six limes, wiîb copper wire stolen in each incident. Anyone with informaîion in Ibis or similar cases is asked to caîl police aI (905) 825-4777 or Crime Sîoppers aI 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477). 1 415 -1314 , Y- M - 9 --1 2u-,q 11 "Auwy aoplgnwmbership applications." Notice of Upco.mg Events: Soors Clubs: Sign-up shoots aie on thoe Sports Boaerd Snooker Starts: September 5th, 2006 Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday nights Dart: Starts: To be deterrnined Monday nights Euchoe: Cribbage: Starts: October 3rd Tuesday nights Starts: To be deternoined Wednesday nights Scheduled Entertainment: Every Saturday-Moat Roll-in the Club Roorn-4 PM August i 2tti: Paildng Lot Party 4 PM kick off 6 PM Dînner Theme: Hawanian Dinner. Ham and Potatoos $5.00 Music and Dancing August 26th: Paruing Lot Party 4 PM kick off 6 PM Dinner Theme: Western Night Dinner. Roast Beef and Com on the Cob $5.00 DJ--Stonnin' Norman Sept I Oct: Mystery Tour Bus Tnp-- At Ieast 4 branch's (TBA) The Royal Canadian Legion "The Branch with a Welcome< PTE. U.J. IJOEI WATERS (ONT. NO.*136) BRANCH 21 CHARLES ST. MILTON, ONTARIO t G L9T 2G5 e