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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs d ay , M ay 2 , 2 01 3 12 ... More reasons to make our pharmacy your pharmacy! Young's Pharmacy - revised Logo banner 3.0 A/C dkt. #1603/1607 June 30 / 2011 With Tagline TM/MC Young's Pharmacy & Homecare www.youngspharmacy.com For more information please call 905 877-2711 ext 114 Thursday May 9th, 2013 10 am until 4 pm We have a complimentary carnation for each participant! $10.00 per person Call us today to reserve your spot for this special event Participants must be 18 years or older. Enjoy hot tea and scones with that special lady in your life. Book your appointment for a Bone Density Ultra- sound to see if you are at risk of osteoporosis. Receive your risk assessment summary to take to your next doctor's visit. Participate in our draws and giveaways. 47 Main Street South In Downtown Georgetown, Phone: (905) 877-2711 www.youngspharmacy.com Perfect for Mother's Day. These and other beautiful gifts for that special lady. ~ available at Young's on Main ~ Wickless wax warmer combines light, fragrance and artistic design to create a personalized ambiance in any room. AmbiEscents Wickless Candles A Georgetown dad was shocked when the birthday surprise he came up with for his son drew attention from a couple media outlets and thousands of people last week. Dave Spencer decided to do something a little different for his son Brody's 11th birthday and de- vised a treasure hunt in Cedarvale Park. After Spencer posted informa- tion and pictures of the treasure hunt on the social media site Red- dit at http://imgur.com/a/QWYfk he couldn't believe the response. With- in the fi rst day his posting had been viewed by close to 650,000 people-- and as of Wednesday the number of views had climbed past 699,000. "It was the number one post on the site for a few hours," said Spen- cer. The day after he posted it, he had an email from the Huffi ngton Post, which ran a story on the trea- sure hunt. Not long after that, Good Morning America came calling via email, and posted a story about the hunt on its online site. Spencer, who last March fi nished second in the Discovery Channel's Canada's Greatest Know-it-all com- petition, couldn't believe the inter- est Brody's birthday surprise gener- ated. "I just thought it was a fun thing and I wanted to share it with people so they might try the same thing. I didn't really think it was that origi- nal of an idea," he said. Brody's hunt for his present was on-- two days before his actual birthday-- when he found the trea- sure map hidden in a metal tube in a heat register in their home. Dave got him to look there when he said he dropped a loonie in the register. Brody fi gured out the next clue could be found under the bridge at Cedarvale Park so Spencer drove him to the park and enjoyed watch- ing all the fun he was having fi g- uring out the clues that included transparencies to be placed over the previous map. "I was really biting my tongue a lot. I did kind of redirect him once," said Spencer. But he added, "I re- ally left it up to him." Halton Police are looking for two men in connec- tion with recent thefts from LCBO outlets in George- town over the past six weeks and have released pho- tos of the suspects. The thefts occurred at both the LCBO on Guelph St. and Mountainview Rd. (Georgetown South). In the fi rst case, the man involved came into both stores and loaded up reusable shopping bags with various bottles of liquor and walked out without of- fering to pay. He is described as a white male, 40 yrs. old, with dark hair, facial stubble and was wearing a dark- coloured 'DC' baseball hat. In the second case, on at least two occasions, a man took various amounts of alcohol without pay- ing from the Mountainview Rd. store. He is described as a white male, 40 yrs. old, with short, buzzed reddish-brown hair and pale/pock- marked skin. Anyone with information on the identity of ei- ther suspect is asked to call police at 905-878-5511 ext. 2415, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477), through the web at www.haltoncrimestopper. com or by texting 'Tip201' with your message to 274637(crimes). Booze bandits sought Halton Police are seeking two men in relation to re- cent thefts from LCBO outlets. Halton Police photos By LISA TALLYN Staff Writer Boy's treasure hunt goes viral To celebrate his 11th birthday, Brody Spencer, 11, was sent on a treasure hunt through Cedarvale Park by his dad Dave. After posting the search on line it drew international attention and nearly 700,000 views. See TREASURE, pg. 13