vMan threatens resident with knitè, no one h urt Police laid q~ number of charges Sunday might after a Bronte Street man was tbreatened with a knife. Police amrved at the victim's Bronte Street residence just after 9:40 p.m. The 22-year-old man had been followed into the home by a man who brandished an X-Acto knife and uttered threats, police said. Charged with possessing a weapon dangerous to the public peace, break and enter and uttering death threats is a 39-year-old Wasaga Beach man. Cars stolen from Mohawk Two vehicle thcfts and one attempted theft occurred at Mohawk Racetrack on Guelph Line ovemight last Friday. A black 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche worth $40,000 was stolen by unknown suspects fromn thse Mohawk parking lot between 9:30 p.m. last Friday and 1:30 ar. Saturday. Crime Stoppers 0 F H AL TO0N Bi kes Istolen Halton Regional Police are mnves- tigating a break-in at a Milton resi- dential garage. Ovemnight Saturday, culprits entered an unlocked back door into thse garage of a Childs Drive borne. Two children's bicycles, a red Louis Garneau trick bike and a red BMX- style bike, were stolen. The total loss is valucd at $500. if you have any information that Ieads ta an arrest in this or any other mati er; you may he eligible for a (as/h reward. You wlI never have ta give your name or testify in court. Ca/I J-800-222-TIPS (1- 800-222-8477). I>oliceBlotter Between 8:30 p.m. last Friday and 1:15 arn. Saturday, unknown suspects stole a green 1995 Chevrolet worth $18,000. And sometimne between 9:15 and 10:05 p.m. last Friday, unknown suspects attenipted to steal a 2000 GMC flatbed tow truck worth $90,000. Thse truck's owner returneri to the vehicle that night to l'md tIse driver's door lock damnaged and the steering column punchcd in. Sunfire stolen A vehicle was stolen Tuesday morning from an Industrial Drive parking lot. Somnetime between 7 arn. and noon, unknown suspects stole a red 1992 Pontiac Sunfire from tIse Eaton Limnited parking lot. 'Me value of the car was estimait- ed at $4,000. Windows stolen Windows and a door were stolen last week by unknown suspects from a Burnharnithorpe Road bouse under construction. The theft occurred somnetimne between 10 arn. and 12:30 p.m. last Friday. The estirnated value of the five stolen windows and door is $3,500. Bakery window smashed A window was smashcd at La Rose Italian Bakery on Bronte Street South ovemiùght September 18. Unknown suspects threw a large object as the wmndow, causing an estimated $1,000 damnage. Tires punctured A 20-tonne float was damnaged sometime ovemnight September 18. The tag-along float was parked ait a Bumnhamnthorpe Road yard when unknown suspects damaged thse tires with a nail gun. Thse estimated value of thse damn- age is $1 ,200. Rare plants swiped Three rare perennial plants worth $620 were stolen ovemnight last Friday. Unknown suspects took the plants from thse garden centre at Environental Design Landscapmng on Derry Road. Car parts stolen Tires and rims were stolen from a car parked as a Childs Drive comn- plex ovemnight Sunday. Thse vebicle was parked in the visitors' parking lot when unknown suspects took the rear tires and rimrs, worth $700. Kids' bikes taken Two cbildren's bicycles were stolen frnm a Cbilds Drive home ovemnight Saturday. Unknown suspects took the bikes - worth about $500 - somnetimne between 9 p.m. Saturday andi 8 arn. Sunday. The garage door had been left unlocked ovemight. CfuhvopiLtrn ifaîý ijioved lie4- q/ic to: 'matou.? 0Kw (905) 878-5165' The Canadian Champion, Fnday, September 26, 2003--9 If's time to turn over a new leaf in Halton... Barbara Sullivan You deserve strong political leadership. And the only way ta get action on the real iss that affect your daily life is ta, have Barbara Udthm m our voice at Queen's Pa H 0ptù ve a new leaf in Halton, voeBraaSullivan! lues rk. 232 Main Street East, Milton, Ontario Telephone 905-876-2110 e-mail: barbara@haltonliberal.ca www.barbarasullivan.ca Sjt11dzad by the CFO for the Barbar Sulivan Campaign. ratio, your child will see resuits almost immediately. - Improved Confidence - Higher Self-Esteemn 0 905-693-9978 8eoÀd rTru g 917 Nipissing Rd. at Thompson www.oxfordlearning.com Oxford's Little Readers® haif day programs offer an enriched, individualized curriculum intro- ducing three to six year olds L T L . to reading, writing, ma...,- music and French. N.EADER~j CADEMIY i __________________