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~ Dugsseiedafter speedinci car stopped Police pulled over a speeding vehîcle Monday night and ended up laying drug charges. The vehicle was pulled over just before 8 p.m. on Lower Base Line, west of Eighth Lîne. lt had been traveling 100 km/b in a 60 km/h zone, police said. While speaking with the young maIe driv- er, the officer noticed he was fidgeting and nervous, and smelled wbat he tbought was marijuana, police said. The ofcer seized 85 grams of man]uana, 28 grams of psilocybin, fîve ecstasy pilîs and $2,400 in cash from a backpack in the vehicle. A 22-year-old Mississauga man was arrest- ed and charged witb possession of a controlled substance and two counts of possession for the PoliceBlotter purpose of traffîc.king. Anyone with information is asked to cal the Milton Criminal Investigations Bureau at (905) 825-4777 or (905) 634-1831, ext. 2415 or Cnime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Van stolen A van was stolen from an Ezard Crescent driveway last week. Police said an unknown suspect took the 2005 Dodge Caravan, worth $17,000, some- time between June 16 and last Saturday Its licence plate is AV'OVX402. Police are investigating. ý$200G car stolen from Blueline Halton Regional Police are looking to the public to help identify the person responsible for stealing a car in Milton valued at $200,000. Sometime between Novem-ber 6 and 7 last year, suspects entered the gated compound of Blueline Distribution Ltd., 8175 Lawson Rd., and stole a 2003, black, two-door Aston Martin GI. The stolen autos licence plate reads BLUE- LUNE There was no sign of forced entry into . the compound. ~~ if you have aooy cmiimiinformation that leads su e "M7 to ant arrest in this or any other matte, you may be elîgible for a cash reward. You wiII neyer have to give your name or testify in court. Crime Stoppers of Halton does not subseribe to cail display Caîl 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or visit www.haltoncrimestoppers.com. Wood chopper stolen A gas-powered wood chipper worth $15,000 was stolen from a rural property Sunday The 'chipper - a yellow Wayne chopper with a V8, 318 Chrysier engine - used for a tree removal business was stolen from a Second Line drivewaylby unknown suspects. Mischief charges laid A Milton man was arrested last Sunday in connection with a graffiti incident. Earlier that momning, paint was sprayed on several hydro boxes and mailboxes in the area of Holly Drive and Bessy Trail. A 20-year-old White Drive resident has heem clîarged with three counts of mischief to property. Walker owner sought Police are looking to return a recovered walker to its rightful owner. The walker was found recently on a side- walk in front of a home on Ontario Street South. Its a burgundy Dolomite Home Care walker valued at $500. In its basket is a black umbrella, black skate guards and a black case containg a celi phone holder and vanious other items. Police have inquired at surrounding retire- ment homes with no luck. The owner of the walker is asked to caîl police at (905) 825-4777, ext. 2405, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. idian Champion, Fnclay, June 29, 2007 AgM il Costly Home Inspection Visit: www.haltonhomeinspectioflpifals.com PwdenuiI Town centre Realty tokerage 1SHOPPES Correction Notice On page 5 of the Shoppers Drug Mart ® Flyer in effeet trom Saturday June 23 until Friday June 29, 2007 & Saturday June 3Oth until Friday July 6th, the Zero Gravity Chair that is advertised is flot available. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause. cm a poWerro"00Mstar THE SUMMER CAMP THAT EXERCISES VOUR KID'S BRAIN e Reading/Writing and Beat Math Camps (Grades 1 to 8) e High School Camps - Prepare for next year (Math, Science, English & Study Skills Support)s Little Readers Camp (ages 3 to 6) Cet Ready for (Grade One Camp Fi,r hetter gratdes his t'III, makeu re v,,u keep flicir îinids acMive ai Oxfîîrd t.eariiimg's Siimniiier Heain Canip. sne18 A better future for your cbild starts here! Contact us today fornmorenformiilonl LEARNING) mjjton@oxfordIearnilg.com Skilis for Successo Lessons for Life. 917 NIPISSING RD 1905.693-9978 1 WWW.OXFORDLEARNING.COM WiII you b* a pwer stsr? It% «»Y. Jeolb. the aver"t PrgUamm and llow your local eletrklty UitltY t. cYclO 40wu YOur Air c»tmgsystoul t.smvarllfy duriug Pea demed tiomm tuas shummer. Thsy'l aly de Its sebsolut.Iy u.oeary te reduce the0 strala on the .loctrloly systo.ft vota llkIy, wowt aven msle" a chantie la tonnm.atare or coaf.rt lotml ln your honte snd you'î if me s ood feelI b«aso YOu'rs 1161190 the .nvironment. Plus, y.ul qat $25 Just for siogng up-.how co01laI thatl Vîsît .v.ryklowattcilft.coflIPSaksavSr to sIgn up. And tbaiiks for b.ligq a power star. Apormsp red iy In cooperihn'l'iii TM 0 oroeMY&O GpM#SdOt Udu ttoiWO Of% El. 0wy IGkUtS îîik. 0 ntrbPo 4*uUiy m giSOtihimaNs oh *a a PowvAMlIy