The Canadian Champion Friday, June -2, 2006 - Valuable jewelry snatched from Southcott Dr. home I\ v'O orb 'S, 10,000 svas stolcit Police saiml that somectime hetwecn 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.in., the unknown suspect tried to enter the homne îhrough a ground level bedroom, as the screen had heen removed. But apparently he wasn't able to get the window open. The suspect then climbed on top of a bar- becue to access a balcony He eut the screen of a second floor door, reached inside and unlocked it, police said. Drunk driving charges laid A local motorisi was charged with drunk lie aiea of Kcarns and Trudeau drives Max' 25 ai about 8:30 p.m. A 38-ycar-old Collis CEourt Iran bas been chargcd with inpaired drîving and having over the legal lîmît of alcohol in bis blood. Home broken int A Victoria Street home was broken into last week, wvith antique silverware stolen. An unknown intruder entered the home May 25 sometime between 1 1 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. through an unloeked door. No one was home ai the tîme. Silverware [rom the 1700s was taken, as well as a smraller se( about 30 years old. T he value of the siolen goods hasn't yeî been determined. Police are investigating. Car damaged, purse swiped A window was smasbed and a purse stolen [rom a car parked at Our Lady of Victory Scbool Tuesday night. The incident occurred sometime between 6:50 and 8 p.m. when the cars owner was insîde the Commercial Street sebool. An unknowe suspect smashed the passenger side front window with a rock and then I hi' puise contained ciedît and hank cards, keys and about $40 in cash. [he esti- mated value of the damage to the car îs $300. Driver leaves accident scene Police are investigatîng a [ailure to remaîn after a vebiele was bit by another one lasi weekend. Thbe vebicle, a Chevrolet Venture, bad been parked at the visitors lot at 650 Childs Dr. wben it was bit by anotber vehicle, wbieb led, between 5 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m Sunday The vebicle suffered $1,500 in damage. Break-ins IikeIy connrected Halton Regional Police are investigating two possi- bly related break-mns in Campbellville. Sometime overnight May 18, suspects entered a CP rail maintenance shed on Guelph Junction Roacl and stole $2,300 worth of tools. Aundthe an time suspet f d tlcrwa inta rsdenta gdenshe onGulphJucn nRod and soe$500 worh ofprpty Il ot h ve in iifo iaioi hai eisI iiais luewll ioli -i flatilosnakc o Pe olit iwof clusib To Purchaso Tickets cmii 905-251-6214 For more details inWt.ay'mhus pap Norm Webster, Auctioneer has been instructed to liquidate this superb collection of new furniture and accessories at a -NO RESERVE auction, 3 piece sofa sets from traditional to contemporary to designer looks, from 1000,ý Italian leather to the highest grade fabric on the market. Gorgeous Dining Room suites, hutches. and sideboards. Elegant bedroom outfits to include a stunning 8 PC, Queen Bedroom Suite, a falbulous 8 PC. Queen Sleigh Bedroom Suite and a Gigantic Cherry Finish Poster Bedroom Suite.. î clay poker chips. home entertainment Slot Machines. Huge assortment of coffee, end tables, gifts, entertainment units. and lamps. Selection of hand tools, '/'2" hammer drills. Many framed pieces of art, Limited Edition numbered "Group of Seven". Bombay Chests. Quality Mattresses and box spring sets in single, double, queen and king from the highest quality pocket coil pillow top sets on the market. Laptop Computers, Bakers Racks. Tiffany Lamps. Vases, sign boards, and crystals. Pots and pan sets from aï Germany, 65-98 piece China Dish sets. Cutlery and Knife sets. Tribal Art, Masks. Porcelain Dolls, 80'xl l' and 5' x 8' carpets. Handmade 100% PersianWoolCarpets. This is partial listing. Many more stunning items not listed. Subject to additions and deletions. THIS MAY BE THE BEST AUCTION YOU HAVE EVER SEEN! Ample Parking. Delivery =ervice Available. Payment: Cash, Visa, M/C and Debi ' 10% Buyers Premium. Everyone Welcome. For more information call 519-821-5623 PLEASE VISIT WWW.UNCLEJOESAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION