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APPLEBY Hours: Monday - Friday 9-5; Saturday 11-4; Appointments available after hours upon request Guelph St. (#7) Appleby Mapl e N KFC APPLEBY905-877-8990 118 Guelph St. Georgetown (at Maple) FIREPLACE, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS *Limited time offer **OAC SYSTEMS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE QUALIFIED MECHANICS QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Proud to be serving the Halton Community for 40 years! NEW YEAR SPECIAL NO PST NO GST ON FURNACE AND AIR CONDITIONERS* *Limited time offer Up t0 $800* COOLING SAVINGS REBATE Up t0 $3000* ECO ENERGY GRANT FURNACES FIREPLACES AIR CONDITIONING DUCT SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE PLANS PROTECTION PLANS INDOOR AIR QUALITY PRODUCTS 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE Yes, you can do a marathon. You dont have to be fit, young or an athlete. JeansMarines will show you how. Youll have fun, feel great and make friends. It all starts with one easy step: joining the new Georgetown chapter. Come to the free information session to hear JeansMarines founder, Dr. Jean Marmoreo and meet the Georgetown coach, Caroline Harris. One more thing: youll change. Your first step can be the start of something unforgettable. Take it now. Monday June 4th, 7:30-8:30, Mold-Masters SportsPlex 221 Guelph St Georgetown, ON 905 877 8488 Refreshments Served Donations accepted for the Hospitals Heart & Soul Campaign The usual: women doing the impossible. Founding sponsor www.jeansmarines.com Friday Jan. 18th., 9 am, Georgetown South Location Call or email for directions 905-873-0745 or www.pathwaytowellness.ca Refreshments Served 50 Main St. S., Georgetown, 905-873-6388 Bare Image Electrolysis & Laser 50 Main St. South, Georgetown 9058736388 downtowngeorgetown.com/bare image LASER HAIR REMOVAL Over 8 years experience ONLY 4-6 TREATMENTS NEEDED! To free you from that unwanted hair. Affordable Safe Gentle Permanent Hair Reduction For Him: chest, back, shoulders, etc. For Her: bikini, facial, underarms, etc. Call today for a free consultation Certified Electrologist & Laser Technician INDIAN RIVER DIRECT 20 LB. BOX OF FLORIDA Seedless Navel Oranges or Ruby Red Grapefruit $20.00 PER BOX CITRUS TRUCKLOAD SALE GEORGETOWN ACTON Tues., Jan. 15, 10 am - 12 noon Yoyo Japanese Restaurant 357 Guelph St., (beside Ford dealership) Tues., Jan. 15, 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm The Olde Hide House (Eastern & Mill) ww w. ind ep en de ntf ree pre ss. co m Acton/Georgetown, Friday, January 11, 2008 5 Halton Police received several phone calls after photos from video surveillance footage of three people believed to be using stolen credit cards in and around Halton were released by police and published by the media earlier this week. The Independent & Free Press published the photos on Wednesday. The credit cards were in a purse that was stolen from a vehicle parked in the lot at Mold-Masters SportsPlex on Dec. 29. As a result of the calls received police have charged two people. Charged with mischief under $5,000, theft under $5,000, possession of stolen property and three counts of breach of probation is Gary James Walker, 21, of Windgrove Dr., Innisfil. Also charged is Tina Locey, 18, of Jay St. Brampton. Locey was charged with possession of stolen property and fraudulent use of a credit card. A Quebec man was charged with three counts of uttering forged documents after attempting to open an account under a false name at Scotiabank on Guelph St. in Georgetown Tuesday afternoon. Charged is Miracle Walelo, 23, of St. Luc Dr., Montreal. He was held for a bail hearing. A $4,100 stereo consisting of components of various makes was stolen from a 1991 Ford Escort parked at the commuter lot at Trafalgar Rd. and Hwy 401 Wednesday. The door was forced open to gain entry. Police blotter Video photos lead to arrests Nicole Vandenberg of Norval, dropped by the Shepherd's Crook recently to sign cards and letters for Amnesty International's world- wide Write for Rights night. Here she holds a paper rose she made for women human rights workers in Zimbabwe, and a greeting card for them hand drawn by a school child. Photo by Janet Duval Write for Rights night