A2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday August 22,2001 You' l l L o v e Our NO C H A R G E D et.-Sgt. John M uise (second from right) o f the Toronto Police Service, hands over award o f appreciation to K erry H alcovitch o f the H alton R egional Police C horus for the grou p 's partic ipation at a special victim s com m em orative service. L ooking on is Fatim a Ferreira, CAO for the office o f V ictim s o f C rim e, Pat W ildes, chorus m em ber, Karen Bettesw orth, chorus m em ber and D eputy C hief G ary Crowell. P O W E R T R A I N P R O T E C T I O N P R O G R · Available on focus and Windstar · 5 year/100,000 km Powertrain Protection Program A H alto n Police C h o ru s h o n o u re d for Victim s of C rim e p erfo rm an ce The H alton R egional Police Chorus has been officially recognized for its perform ance at a spe cial victim s com m em orative service held in Toronto this past June 10. T h e o ccasio n w as the S eco n d A nnual Com m em oration Service for Victim s o f Crim e held in Convocation H all at the U niversity o f Toronto. T he cerem ony paid tribute to all victim s and their fam ilies. The H alton R egional Police C horus w as invited to provide a m usical inter lude betw een speakers. Just this past W ednesday, Toronto Police Service Det. Sgt. John M uise, currently second ed to the O ffice for V ictims o f C rim e, told Chorus m em bers how m uch their participation was appreciated. "On behalf o f the O ffice for Victims o f Crim e, and m ostly for those we serve - the victim s them selves - we are grateful for your fabulous pro gram at o u r co m m em o ratio n se rv ic e," said M uise. C horus sp o k esp erso n K erry H alcovitch expressed gratitude for being included in such an em otional event. M uise and Fatim a Ferreira, also o f the Office for Victim s o f C rim e, presented a plaque and a $500 honourarium to H alton Regional Police D eputy C hief G ary C row ell and C horus m em bers. T he H alton R egional Police C horus was form ed in 1984 and currently has 20 m em bers, consisting o f both police service m em bers and civilians. T he group provides m usic at both national and local events. T he C horus is actively seeking new m em bers, w ith a special need for m ale singers. 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"People come here to feel better," said PerryBrinkert, who explained there is evidence the house was being used as a place to drink at night. The first incident occurred overnight July 27 when a pair o f black Victorian urns were removed from the porch. Perry-Brinkert said each is about three and half feet high and very heavy - so heavy that tire tracks proved a vehicle was used to haul them away. O ne m em ber feels so strongly that she wants to replace them. Last Thursday, someone tore dow n all the flow er boxes along one side o f the house and a deck chair was found floating in the adjacent pond. "I 'd hate to see a break-in where dam age is done," said Perry-Brinkert, w ho added that some external lights are left on all night now. "It's lit up like^ a Christm as tree." Wellspring has also had flyers delivered to neighbouring hom es asking residents to keep their eyes open for any suspicious activity around the house. 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