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for TIM WALL & PAMELA YOUNG SATURDAY, JULY 19, 2008 at Acton Legion ~ 7:30 p.m. Tickets available at the door STAG & DOE Ivan & Ruby Armstrong Congratulations on your 60th Wedding Anniversary July 31, 2008 Love Charlene, Ken, Gwen and families 8 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, July 16, 2008 A Halton Hills man has been charged with uttering death threats in connection with an argument involving a 26-year-old Georgetown man in the parking lot at the A&P store on Mountainview Rd. S. that occurred about 4:55 p.m. Sunday. Charged is Jeffrey Frank Hay, 32, of 10 Sideroad. Halton Police are investigating a break and enter into Norval Convenience Store that occurred sometime late Friday or early Saturday. The side door was forced open to gain entry. An ATM was damaged and an undisclosed quantity of cash removed. Cash was also taken from the store. A Georgetown man was charged with hav- ing over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood after police stopped a driver for speeding on Mountainview Rd. just before 1 a.m. Thursday. Charged is Kevin Legere, 40, of McIntyre Cr. A Milton man was charged with having over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood after police stopped a vehicle on Ninth Line for speeding at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Charged is Mark Hetherington, 49, of Millside Dr. Halton Police report approximately $500 damage was caused sometime Monday to each of two vehicles parked at a Durham St. apart- ment building. Police say someone had jumped on the hoods of the vehicles. Identification, a Blackberry charger and a small silver case were taken from a vehicle parked at a Viewpoint Circle residence in Georgetown sometime Monday night or Tuesday morning. Police report a 2000 Kawasaki KX 250 motorcycle was stolen from in front of a Main St. S. Acton residence in Acton between 4 and 7:30 a.m. Friday. The motorcycle is valued at $4,500. Police report a set of golf clubs, including Callaway and Titleist clubs, valued at $2,300 were stolen from a vehicle parked in the drive- way of a Russell St., Georgetown home some- time Saturday or Sunday. A Dell laptop computer valued at $1,500 was stolen from a Fourth Line, Acton home during a break and enter sometime between Saturday and Monday. A 1981 four-door green Pontiac Parisienne was stolen from a field behind a Steeles Ave. residence sometime between July 1 and Monday. A Fido cell phone, charger, docking station and iPod Nano were stolen sometime Wednesday or Thursday from two vehicles parked at a Main St. S. Georgetown residence. The value of the stolen items is $350. An Apple iPod and headphones, valued at $150, were stolen sometime Thursday morn- ing from a vehicle parked at an Oak St. home. An MP4 player and adapter valued at $100 were stolen from a Mill St. N. Acton home sometime between 8 and 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. A Garmin GPS unit valued at $250 was stolen from a vehicle on Longfield Rd. some- time late Wednesday or early Thursday. Police report some sprinkler heads in Dominion Seed House Garden Park were snapped off sometime last Saturday evening or Sunday morning. Damage is $200. A window in a Bell Canada phone booth at Adamson and Guelph Sts. was smashed some- time Friday or Saturday. A Nokia and Motorola cellular phone val- ued at about $400 were stolen from a vehicle parked on Eaton St. sometime late Wednesday or Thursday. Three vehicles on Chester Crt. in Georgetown were entered sometime late Wednesday or early Thursday. Police blotter Parking lot dispute leads to threatening charge The Town of Halton Hills has been award- ed a $32,827 grant from the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP) to be used in the construction of the new Emergency Operations Centre. JEPP is a national grant program in part- nership with Emergency Management Ontario designed to enhance emergency man- agement capabilities across Canada. The fund- ing is awarded in a 55-45 per cent (applicant/ JEPP) partnership for emergency operations centres, telecommunication equipment, emer- gency generators, exercises and other items. The funding will be used to assist in pur- chasing telecommunications equipment, a generator and office equipment for the new Emergency Operations Centre in the new fire headquarters station under construction at 10 Sideroad and Eighth Line. Funding will also be used for staff training. Town receives $32K grant