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Mlttezis or Gloves Ally Ianicure r ~ soclçs or Slippeîs Ally Pedhcure Alil Items will be donated to the Salvation Army on December i 5th [TIIANKS FOR YOtJR HDELP Fr SUPPORT! g~ CV )id>s 1 1 %o1 (ji Man charged in robbery A maiu~tW ll d IaIAddl " Ili ( n nection with a break-in and assault at a Main Street apartment this past summer. On June 24 the apartment was broken into and a 54-year-old tenant was assaulted, Stolen were electronics, jewelry and a quan- tity of cash. An investigation recently led to the arrest of a 26-year-old suspect, who's charged with break-and-enter to commit a robbery, dis- guise with intent, assault causing bodily harm, robbery and forcible confinement. He was held for a bail hearing. Theft attempted Police are looking for two suspects after a man happened upon the attempted theft of bis vehicle Tuesday The man was exiting the rear of a down- town Main Street restaurant at about 9:30 p.m. when he saw a maie inside bis vehicle, which was parked in the back lot, police said. Another suspect was standing nearby. Both suspects took off when they saw the owner. E Istop \ fdd rorr, Policekiotteir Police checked the area, but no suspects were apprehended. Both suspects are descnibed as white maies wearing black jackets. One man wore jeans, while the second may have been wearing track pants. Impaired driving charges laid A 47-year-old Milton man was charged fol- lowing a two-vehicle accident at Main and Ontario streets Friday afternoon. At 3:45 p.m. police were called to the colli- sion, and upon investigation arrested one of the drivers. He was charged witb impaired driving and 'over 80.' Vehicle stolen A 1995 Plymouth Voyageur was stolen from the GO Station on Main Street this week. The thefi occurred sometime between 8 arn. Tuesdlay and 1 a.m. Wednesday The vehicle, with a licence plate of ASEA Vehicles targeted 1\ o vchicles parked ai an Ontario Sre apa riment building were broken into overnight Mondav: S 4~U tII Somnetirme between 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. flc. Monday, unknown suspects smashed the wln- Your local leader in dowN of a car and stole an iPod worth $250. Home Securlty [he value of the damnage is estimnated at $200. Between 5:30 p.m. Monday and 7:30 ar. a la uesday; unknown suspects smashed a vchi- 905-878- ý"Ca»34 es w&indoxs% and grabbed a GPS device m-orth 905-87 -4634 $300. About $250 in damnage was caused. This coming holiday season, flot every child wiIl wish for the same things. November is Womnan Abuse Prevention Month. One out of every four women wil be abused at some point in her life. Halton Women's Place needs your help to close the door on abuse. 3.l-eAp m( cail tAormy c \ &urlse ,&41 1 ýmj tý)e, time'. U.-- - - No more, or tears io i a ai and ý)ittiy)g .. . % u