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LUNCH BUFFET SERVED THURSDAY & FRIDAY 11:30 am to 2:00 pm Featuring: - Roast Beef - Roast Pork We pay the GST & PST 79 Main Street South, Georgetown 905-877-3388 ~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ~ Private Catering Available Friday 9:30 pm - close Saturday 1 - 4:00 pm Saturday 9:30 pm - close Third Step No Name Naked Flame $9.99 Century Church Theatre Main Street, Hillsburgh www.centurychurchtheatre.com Century Theatre Guild A Comedy by Ray Cooney & John Chapman Directed by Nick Holmes February 21 - March 1, 2008 February 21, 22, 22; 28, 29, March 1 at 8:00 pm Sat March 1 at 2:30 pm Thursday evenings & Sat afternoon $15 Other evenings $18 Includes all taxes and handling General Admission Box Office 519.855.4586 Season Sponsors Jacqueline Guagliardi RCR Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated THE ERIN ARTS FOUNDATION Not Now, Darling Presents 4 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, February 13, 2008 A Georgetown man is facing an assault charge after a dispute over a parking spot at Georgetown Market Place Friday evening. Police report the incident, in which one man grabbed another man and threw him against a vehicle sev- eral times breaking his glasses, occurred at about 6 p.m. The victim wasnt hurt, however, his glasses were broken. Charged with assault is Michael Mari, 43, of Mountainview Rd. S. An Acton man has been charged in connection with an incident at Mill St. Crossing last Sunday after- noon (Feb. 3). Police report at about 4 p.m. an employee of the bar was punched in the jaw by a patron after he was asked to leave. The employee wasnt seriously injured. The patron left, and police issued a warrant for his arrest. The man went to the Georgetown Police station Monday. Charged with assault causing bod- ily harm is Stanley Caron, 42, of Birchway Place, Acton. A snow blower was stolen from a Delrex Blvd. driveway sometime late Saturday or early Sunday. The Eaton Viking snow blower is valued at $300. A Kitchener woman is facing charges after a single-vehicle acci- dent on John St., Georgetown at about 11:50 p.m. Thursday. No one was injured. Charged with impaired driving and refuse to provide a breath sample is Eva Ross, 35, of Louisa St. Kitchener. Canadian, Chinese, Hong Kong and U.S. currency were stolen from a home on Mowat Cr. during a break and enter Friday (Feb. 1) between 10:30 a.m. and 3:20 p.m. Entry was gained by forcing a rear sliding door. The bedrooms were ransacked. About $300 worth of items including a Samsung cell phone, RCA MP3 player and purple Dora the Explorer wallet were taken from an unlocked locker at Acton High School sometime Monday (Feb. 4) afternoon. Approximately $500 damage was caused to a Blue Springs tax at Mill St. N. in Acton sometime between Friday and Saturday (Feb. 1-2) when a rock was thrown through the wind- shield. Police blotter Parking dispute leads to assault charge The Georgetown Lions Club is once again looking for that special person, couple or group who has made a significant volunteer contribution to the citizens of Georgetown. For more than 30 years the Lions Club has recog- nized members of the community with the Citizen of the Year Award. Georgetown benefits from the many hours that ded- icated volunteers contribute to sports, culture, social programs, education and all the areas of our daily lives that we sometimes take for granted. If you know a dedicated volunteer please take the time to nominate them. Standard nomination forms are available or prepare a letter highlighting their vol- unteer work (the more detailed the better). Letters and forms can be submitted to the Georgetown Lions Club, P.O. Box 73, Georgetown, ON. L7G 4T1. The deadline for nominations is Feb. 25. The selection committee will review all nominations (past nominations are reconsidered) and a final selec- tion will be made the last week of February. The award is bestowed at the annual Citizen of the Year dinner March 25. For more information please contact Lion Doug Penrice at 905-873-8469. Dont be a hero is the message Halton Police want to get out to employees and business owners who find themselves the victims of a rob- bery. With the number of robberies in Halton Region recently, police rec- ommend victims to follow some tips: Do not resist You do not know if the robber has a weapon. Obey the robbers instructions. Lock all the doors Once the culprits have left. Dont touch any articles that may have been touched or left by the robbers. Call 911 immediately Once the robbers have left the store, call police immediately and tell them the name and exact location of your business. Stay calm. Write down the robbers des- cription In as much detail as possi- ble, do not exaggerate height, weight, skin colour, sex, marks, scars, tattoos, clothing/colour, footwear, any detail that may help identify the robbers. Police tell robbery victims dont be a hero Nomination deadline is Feb. 25 Lions seeking Citizen of the Year