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Deck of the Week Call for a free cheerful estimate. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? AUDITIONS FOR RUMORS a door-slamming farce by Neil Simon For more information or to volunteer backstage, leave a message at the studio: 905-877-3422. Doors open at 7:00 and auditions begin at 7:30 pm. No need to sign-up, just drop by if youre interested. Auditions will involve reading from the play in a round-table setting. No monologues required. Parts for men and women, no prior experience needed. Just a willingness to have fun! Rehearsals start the week after Labour Day. Performances take place Nov. 6 - 8 & 12 - 15, 2008. will be held Mon. July 14th & Thurs. July 17th at the Georgetown LIttle Theatre Studio located at 33 Stewarttown Rd., Georgetown www.georgetownlittletheatre.ca Tickets can be purchased at the John Elliot Theatre Box Office at 905-877-3700 Fill out a ballot at these local retailers for your chance to win $500 in FREE* GAS. GEORGETOWN RETAILERS: Quick Auto Repair/Krown Rust Control 354 Guelph St. Little India 78 Main St. S Vision 2000 328 Guelph St. Outdoor Power Equipment 61 Guelph St. at Queen Turner Automotive 20 Armstrong Ave. Flooring Diva Designs 128 Guelph St. ACTON RETAILERS: Acton Auto Tech 45 Main St. Acton Home Hardware 362 Queen St. E. * NOTE: For no purchase entry simply pick up your ballot and enter at the Independent & Free Press office in the Georgetown MarketPlace Mall during our normal busi- ness hours (9 am 6 pm Monday - Friday). Winner must be 18 years of age or older. Limit one entry per day per person. Selected entrant will be required to correctly answer a skill testing question. There is a total of one $500 FREE* Gas prize to be awarded dur- ing this contest. Odds of being selected to win depend on the number of entries received. Draw will be held on August 5, 2008 in Georgetown. Contest closes on Thursday July 31, 2008. WIN $500 in FREE* GAS Acton/Georgetown, Friday, July 11, 2008 3 In the story, Suitcase in the attic opens mystery and reveals coincidence, appearing in the July 9 issue of The Independent & Free Press, Paul Chaplins wife Kerri was mistakenly named. The Independent & Free Press regrets the error. Correction: wrong name Business break-in Police are investigating a break and enter into King Pizza on Mountainview Rd. that occurred sometime between midnight and 11 a.m. Tuesday. There was no sign of forced entry. An undisclosed quantity of cash was taken. Wallet stolen A wallet was stolen from a vehicle parked at an Eaton St. home sometime late Tuesday or early Wednesday. Bus vandalized A bus parked at a bus depot on Armstrong Ave. was damaged sometime late Tuesday or early Wednesday. The windshield was cracked, ignition damaged and axle broken. Damage is estimated at $800. GPS unit stolen A GPS unit valued at $300 was stolen from a Jeep Liberty parked at a Lily Lane Georgetown residence sometime late Tuesday or early Wednesday. Golf cart stolen A golf cart was stolen from a building at Eagle Ridge Golf Club on Tenth Line sometime late Friday or early Saturday. The doors of the shop were damaged to gain entry. Damage is estimated at $300, and the cart is valued at $500. Vandalism at church A fire extinguisher was set off on the front step of the Queen of Peace church at the Croatian Centre on Winston Churchill Blvd. Saturday night. Police report at about 11:30 p.m. an area resident thought he saw smoke coming from the church and went to investi- gate. When he arrived there was no fire, but he saw four male youths leaving in a white pas- senger van. Window smashed A window was smashed in the door of the former Georgetown Cinema on Guelph St. Thursday morning. Damage was about $100. Solar lights stolen Four solar lights valued at $75 were stolen from the front yard of a Sarah St. Georgetown home sometime Wednesday or Thursday. Bins on fire Halton Hills Firefighters were called to a Cook St. apartment complex early last Wednesday morning for the report of an unknown fire. Upon arrival fire crews found five large recycling bins on fire. They were quickly extinguished. Pool heater heats up Firefighters were called to a John St. resi- dence last Friday evening for a pool heater on fire. Crews quickly extinguished the fire, which had also spread to a pool pump and fil- ter. Damage was estimated at $5,000. Police/fire blotter