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Police blotter: Gas station robbed Halton Police are investigating a robbery at the Petro Canada gas station on Steeles Ave. Wednesday. Police say shortly before midnight a man walked into the gas station and went to the counter where a lone male employee was standing. The suspect ordered the attendant to open the cash register, a weapon wasn't seen but the suspect kept a hand in one of his pockets and the employee felt he was concealing a weapon. Once the cash register was opened the suspect reached over and removed an undisclosed quantity of cash. He also took some lottery tickets before leaving the store. He was last seen walking north. The employee wasn't injured. The suspect is described as white, 6', 200 lbs. He was wearing a red longsleeved sweater, black pants with a yellow stripe and a black wool hat. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 905-878-5511 ext. 2415 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). ··· A Brampton woman has been charged in connection with the fraudulent processing of 21 loans at Cash Money on Guelph St. between Sept. 29 and Dec. 4. The loans are valued at $35,000 in total. Charged with fraud over $5,000 is Rashidat Ahmed, 25, of Brampton. ··· Police remind area residents to lock their cars after several theft from auto occurrences in Halton Hills over the past few days. Incidents occurred on Fourth Line, Tenth Line, 10 Sideroad, Five Sideroad, and Armstrong Ave. 7 Independent & Free Press, Tuesday, December 14, 2010 Dr. Anoop Sayal, and staff would like to extend Happy Holiday wishes to all our patients & their families. In lieu of Christmas Cards Dr. Sayal will be making a donation again to the Georgetown Bread Basket. (We are also collecting non-perishables until December 15, 2010). We look forward to seeing you in the New Year! at Beer vat convoy cancelled... again Plans to move six massive fermentation tanks from the Hamilton Port Authority lands to the Molson Coors Brewery near Pearson Airport were put on hold for a third time. Mark Sandrock, who oversees operations of oversized freight for Challenger Motor Freight Inc., said ongoing engineering problems have delayed the 40-vehicle convoy until at least the middle of this week. The move, which was planned take place over four consecutive nights to minimize traffic congestion, requires partial road closures and temporary removal of hydro wires and traffic lights. Police officers from five jurisdictions were to accompany the 45-tonne tanks on the 108-kilometre trip from the port to the brewery. Part of the trip would see the convoy travel along Trafalgar Rd. and Steeles Ave. in Halton Hills. Georgetown Marketplace Mall 905- 877-CARE (2273) Family and Cosmetic Dentistry This Holiday, give local kids a sporting chance! By supporting Halton Hills Jumpstart you are helping local kids in our community. For the past five years, Jumpstart has proudly provided financial support for families who otherwise can't afford sport and recreation activities for their kids. Our objective is to ensure that every child in need in Halton Hills has the opportunity to participate in the organized activity of their choice each year. Thank you Halton Hills 2010 Supporters & Partners Thank you also to all Halton Hills Residents who so generously donated online