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The Canadian Champion, Friday, Match 9, 2007 - A9 Residents help police make arrest; Find Out What Your Home is Worth On-Line MiUdl clhdred with drunk dri*ving Several citizens belped police arreot a muat later charged with drcark driv- mng. Police said a resident noticed a vehi- cie clrîving erratically westbound 0o1 Derry Road necar Fifth Line just before 8 p.m. Saturday Police were called and residents blocked mn the vehicle anci obtained the drivers keys so he could- n't take off before police arrived. f-e was arresteci and charged with impain-il driving and failîng tar prarvide a breath sainple. Charged is a 48-vear olci Oakville man. Car hits store A Milton manr has beeni charged witlb drunk dris'ing after a vehicle struck the front of a Main Street drug store. Police sard that jusi before 9 p.m. March 1, a 1998 Toyota Taconma urounteci the curh ai Carniage Square Plaza and bit Shoppers Drug Mart, causing minor structural damage to the store. PoliceBlotter The driver went insîde, and police were called. A 62-year old Llmwood Crescent man bas been cbarged wîîb ampaîred dniving andf baving over the legal lîmît cof alcobol in bis blood. Vebicle broken into A laptop computer and jewelry were stolen from a vebîcle parkel in a Maxtecl C.rescent driveway. Police saîd unknown suspects enitered a 2006 Chevrofet someime beiween February 28 and Marcb 1. It was probably unlocked. Tbecy stole a Del laptop computer, a men 1s white gold weddling ring witb ciglat diamond chips and an Esquire xvatcb. Thbe esiimated value of the stolen property is $2,500. Fuel stolen About 300 litres of fuel was stolen from an Escarpinent Way construction site overnight February 26. Police saîd an unknown suspect entered the site and sîphoned the fuel from a tank. He also eut open and dam- aged a second tank. The estimated value of the damage and swîped fuel is $880. Store broken into A Peru Road fruit store was broken into overnight March 1. Police said unknown suspects appcar to have cîrîven a motorized off*- rad vehicle to the shop and then forced open the front door. Once inside, tbey stole a Fairbanks Morse scale from the 1950s worth $550. Licence plate swiped A licence plate was swîpecf off a vebicle overnîght Sunday. Police saîd a 2002 Dcdge Ram was parked at a Laurier Avenue homne wben the licence plate was taken. The back wîndow was also kîcked in by unkmrown suspects. The damage icI the vehicle is $300. Drunk driving case back in court next month A local man cbarged wîth dninkîng and dniving iii con- nection witb the death of a Milton-area resiclent will return to court next month. Dylan Palmer, 3 1, will appear at Ontario Court of justice an Milton Apnil 2. The date was set at the courthouse Monday Palmer bias been cbarged with impaired and dangerous dniving causing death andI bodily harm. On February 23, 33-year oldjason Woodf was killed after the car be was a passenger in - being dniven by Palmer - struck a stopped transport tradler on Steeles Avenue at Fîfth LUne. Palmer has been released on bail. A Stepping Stone to a Career ' Canada Summer Jobs is a new Government of Canada initiative that provides employers~\. with wage subsidies to create high-quality summer jobs for students. The initiative is designed to meet the needs of students and takes int consideration Canada's currently strong labour market conditions. Not-for-profit, public sector and smaller private sector employers (50 or fewer employees) are invited to submit their application by Friday, March 309 2007. Employers can apply on-line at servicecanada.ca (under the Employers and Business section), by fax, by mail, or in person at any Service Canada Centre. 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These extra fées, such as taxes and other additional costs, could surprise you with an unwanted financial nightmare on closing day if you're not informed and prepared. Somne of these costs are one-time fixed paymenrs, while others represent an ongoing monthly or yearly commitment. While not ail of these costs will apply in every situation, it's better ro know about them ahead of time s0 you can budget properly. Remember, buying a home is a major milestone, and whether it's your first, second, or tenth, there are many small but important details, nor to mention stress and excitement, to deal with during the process. The last thing you need are unbudgeted financial obligations in the hours before you take possession of your new home. To help homebuyers undersrand what these extra cosrs are, and in what situations they may apply, a free industry report has been prepared called '"13 Extra Costs to Be Aware of Before Buying a Home" To hear a brief recorded message about how to order your FREE copy of this report, cail 1- 877-617-1275 and enter ID #3008. You can calI any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or visit us onfine at www.haltonl3extracosts.com 'hou report os ourtes of Domnenrc Moranci, Broker, pruderria 1Town (:ertre Reairo Brokerâge. Not irrerdei ro rolicir properrier currentlo liroei for rae. Copvrighr©02007.