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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Thursday, October 13, 2011 · 2 EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FROM 4:00 P.M. PRIME RIB DINNER RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW A 17-year-old Oakville boy is facing a number of charges following a Sunday crime spree, which spanned both Oakville and Burlington. Police said the spree began at 2 a.m. when the suspect broke into a Stefi Trail home in Oakville, while the homeowners slept. The youth stole a purse and set of car keys from the home, which he then used to steal a car in the home's driveway. Police said that because the vehicle was blocked by a second car, the youth repeatedly rammed the vehicle in order to make good his escape. This type of criminal activ- ity, which left debris strewn throughout the neighbourhood, may have been enough for most people for one evening, but the suspect soon found himself in Burlington. Police said at 2:50 a.m., the same teen went to a townhouse complex in the area of 2531 Northampton Blvd., where he entered several other units while the residents slept. Eventually, the youth's presence was detected and police were contacted. Police used a K9 team to successfully track the teen, locating him inside yet another home he had entered. The youth, who cannot be identified because of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, has been charged with three counts of break and enter, attempt to break and enter, theft over $5,000, dangerous driving, failing to remain at the scene of an accident and possession of a controlled substance. Halton police are continuing to investigate these incidents and anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Bob Lester at 905825-4747, ext. 2335, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), or through the web at www.haltoncrimestoppers.com or by texting `Tip201' with your message to 274637 (crimes). Time to donate to food drive Oakville's Fareshare food bank is still looking for food or monetary donations as its annual Thanksgiving food drive continues to Sunday, Oct. 16. While all non-perishable donations are welcome, Fareshare particularly welcomes canned salmon, canned vegetables, canned fruit, instant coffee, regular and herbal tea, canned potatoes, canned chunky stew, pasta sauce, dry soup, side dishes of rice, pasta and potatoes, cake mixes and icing, soda crackers, hot and cold cereal, rice and laundry powder. Cash donations also help as the food bank uses the money to buy items should it run low and to purchase fresh foods like milk, meat and produce. Food donations can be dropped off at the food bank located at 1240 Speers Rd., Unit 6, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday to Saturday, all Oakville fire stations and in all Oakville supermarkets where collection bins have been provided by Fareshare. For information or to donate, call 905-847-3988. 100% Cotton All Year Round Resort Wear 16 oz. of Certified Angus Prime Rib $ 3995 per person (Plus taxes and gratuities) Including a choice of appetizer, mini dessert and coffee Offered every Friday and Saturday at $ Great New Fall Fashions Have Arrived Friendly Atmosphere Unique Accessories EVERY R $100 PURCHASED VALID WITH PRESENTAT T ION OF THIS COUPON EACH COUPON GOOD FOR ONE TIME PURCHASE FROM R OCTOBER T 13 TO NOVEMBER 30, 2011 *ON REGULAR PRICED ITEMS ONLY. L SEE STORE T FOR DETAILS T 10 0 OFF * JUS B'GAUZE 4U OAKVILLE 905-815-8555 CO U P ON 3106 South Service Road Burlington (between Guelph Line & Walkers Line) 905-632-1316 www.stonehouserestaurant.ca 4 Lakeshore West, Oakville (at Forsythe, across from Arthur Murray) www.jusbgauze.com 905.815-8555