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, ] L Y ` [ O P U N 7 Y P J L K [ V : L S S ACTON LOCATION ONLY 1 877 4-LEATHER FRIDAY 10-9, SAT, SUN, MON 10-6 WWW.HIDEHOUSE.CA Weve set up a huge tent just outside the doors of our main building for our Biggest Clearance Event, EVER! Save thousands of dollars on Leather Sofas, Sectionals, Loveseats, Club Chairs, Recliners and Cabinetry. Plus, were clearing hundreds of Leather, Suede & Shearling Coats including manufacturers samples. November 9th - 12th ONLY at the Charity One day only...Sat. Nov. 17th from 8 am to 5 pm 100 Armstrong Ave., Georgetown Bargains for gift giving! Fraser Direct is pleased to offer thousands of new books including gardening, crafts and childrens titles at fabulous prices! Most books are priced between $5 and $10. Also puzzles, games,videos and other miscellaneous items. People come from miles around and line up an hour before it starts. See what all the fuss is about and help your community at the same time! Over the years, Fraser Direct has raised over $150,000 for local charities. This year, profits will go to: The Salvation Army Christmas Basket Program, Acton Fair/Indoor Soccer facility, Cancer Assistance Services, Georgetown Hospital and other local charities. Maximum 5 books per title. All sales are final. Sorry, we are unable to accept credit and debit cards. Cash and personal cheques only.Y SPECIAL THIS YEAR ONLY We also have a special warehouse clearance of casual clothing (hoodies, casual pants) for boys, men and ladies at ridiculously low prices. 4 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, November 9, 2007 Halton Police have arrested a man from Mississauga who they believe was recently seen at a local school dressed strangely, dangling a teddy bear out the window, and on another occasion, approaching the Kindergarten area at the school. The man was arrested Wednesday morning when a Halton officer on surveillance near Pineview School on Five Sideroad spotted the vehicle that matched the description of the one seen by witnesses during the incidents. Police had received a report that shortly before 2 p.m. Oct. 25 a man in his 40s wearing a fake mustache and appearing to try to make himself look like a character from the kids show Lazy Town was seen driving through the parking lot at Pineview School. He was dangling a blue teddy bear out the window of a large greyish-brown SUV while his stereo was blaring. Police were investigating another report of a man who was seen shortly after noon that same day wearing a fake mustache and blue bandana while driving a large beige SUV in the parking lot of Holy Cross Church on Maple Ave. He was talking to a young girl. Another incident occurred at Pineview School Oct. 31 shortly after 1 p.m. when a man wearing full white face paint and a black cowboy hat with purple glitter around the rim, beige pants, and a blue shirt was seen approaching the Kindergarten area. He was in a beige SUV and a witness obtained a partial licence plate number. Police investigation later determined that only the two incidents at Pineview School were actual- ly factual. Halton Police worked along with Halton District School Board, Halton Catholic District School Board and area French and private schools to ensure the safety of children at school. Letters were sent home to parents informing them of the incidents. There was an increased police presence around area schools and beefed-up supervision of children by school staff. Both Halton Police District One Criminal Investigation Bureau and the Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Unit worked on the investigation and at about 11:50 a.m. Wednesday a Halton offi- cer saw a vehicle near Pineview School matching the description of the one seen by witnesses in the incidents. Several officers stopped the vehicle and identi- fied the man driving as responsible for the recent incidents. Charged with two counts of mischief is Dennis Enns, 41, of Cordingley Cr., Mississauga. Enns is to appear in Milton court on Dec. 11. Police lay mischief charges after man spotted near school In the Wednesday, Nov. 7 Remembrance Day special section the following veterans were inadvertently omitted from our annual list of those who served. Pte. Eric Clarke, B605 Royal Canadian Infantry, Ipperwash Corp. J. T. Henderson (First and Second World War). Stoker K. Lloyd Duncan, Navy, V74549. Pte. Walter Brandford, B51695, Lorne Scots Infantry, overseas. Sgt. George Brandford, Air Force. Corp. Lou Brandford, Korea. Corp. James Brandford, RCAMC, Medical corps. Veterans inadvertently omitted from service list