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A2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday July 4, 2001 Young Offenders face robbery, weapons charges A pair o f O akville teens have been arrested and charged in con nection with tw o convenience store robberies. The yo u th s, w ho can n o t be named under the Young O ffenders A ct, w ere arrested T hursday evening follow ing an investigation by the H alton R egional Police 2 D istrict Robbery Unit. Both teens - one 15-years old, the other 14 - are facing tw o counts of robbery, tw o counts o f w earing a disguise and two counts o f weapon dangerous. The first robbery occurred on June 21 around 10 p.m. when two suspects w earing bandannas oyer th e ir faces en tered W est Oak C onvenience Store, 2251 W est Oak Trails. One held a knife to the throat o f the male clerk while the other g u ard ed the door. T hey then obtained a quantity o f m oney and m ade the em ployee lay on the floor as they left. The second robbery occurred on W ednesday around 11 p.m. when a m asked person entered West Oak Variety Store, 2690 W est Oak Trails. He p ro duced a knife and dem anded m oney from the lone m ale clerk. A second suspect came in and took c ig a re ttes as the em ployee turned over a quantity of cash. The clerk was then ordered to lay on the floor as the suspects fled. iM v u n e s i/ S a l e ' S p e e ia iiz in q / in HOME OFFICE SOLUTIONS Photo by Riziero Vertolli IT PAYS TO PLAY: The Early Bird Draw for the Red Cross Lottery had Oakvillians Barb and John Cipak, glad they bought their ticket early. Their prize was a new Mercedes SUV. That's Barb on the left with Nanev Spence and Jacquie Sibley and Lisa McCance of the Red Cross along with John and Jesse Cipak, Peter Coote, Oakville Red Cross Council Member and Susan Lynch, Red Cross Field Operations Manager. Richway F U R N IS H IN G S HOME & BUSINESS M ississauga H om e & D esign Center 2575 D undas St. W., Mississauga, O nt. L5K 2M 6 Mon-Wed 10-6 · Thu-Fri 10-9 · Sat 10-6 · Sun 12-5 P e tr o - C a n s tr ik e r s r e c e iv e $ 2 0 0 w e e k ly A story in the Sunday, June 24th edition of The Oakville Beaver regard ing the ongoing strike at Petro-Canada said that striking union members receive $316 monthly. In fact, striking union members receive $200 weekly in strike pay from the national branch o f the Com m unications, Energy and Paperworkers' Union of Canada. They receive $316 monthly in benefits from their Local, financed through an inter est-free loan from the national union. The Beaver regrets the error. 9 0 5 -5 6 9 -6 0 0 0 · Fax 9 0 5 -5 6 9 -0 1 5 3 w w w . r ic h w a y f u r n is h in g s . c o m F e a tu rin g W o o d o r V in y l a n d C a lifo rn ia P la n ta tio n S h u tte rs Dr. M aria M ontessori started the first M ontessori classroom in 1907. Today there are thousands o f M ontessori schools around the w orld. F ind o u t w hat W illowglen School can offer your child. N ow A ccepting A pplications for September 2001 AM I Certified Teachers Small Class Sizes Individualized Instruction New Large Playground Before and After School Care Catered Lunch Program Pre-School - Grade 3 French, Music, Com puters In-home Consultation and Professional Installation Included V S ta r t y o u r c h ild on th e p a th to excellence w ith a q u a lity M ontessori education. W iCCowglen W i l l o w g l e n W M o n t e s s o r i S c h o o l (N orth o f U pper M iddle Rd.; W est o f T hird Line) 2690 Westoak Trails Blvd. Oakville L6M 3T3 (905) B D S W IN D O W S B Y · LEVO LO R · HUNTER DO U G LAS V E IM E T 1 A N s s M U T T E R s j z www.willowglenschool.com 338-7207 905 * 827*1876