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A8 -The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday June 5, 2002 Traffic check nabs suspects A pair of Hamilton men are facing a variety of charges in the wake of an earlymorning traffic stop by an alert police offi cer. According to Halton Regional Police, the incident took place around 4:15 a.m. Thursday when Const. Rafal Skwarka made a routine traffic stop on a Dodge minivan near Third Line and Speers Road. Skwarka had been alerted earlier in the evening that a similar van had been involved with thefts in Peel Region and as he spoke to the vehicle's occupants, he observed auto stereo equipment with sev ered wires and bolt cutters. Both men inside the van were arrested and a subsequent search revealed more car stereos, a small television monitor, various screw drivers and other tools. It was later determined most of the equipment and tools were taken from Burlington. Aubrey Louis Robart. 33, of Bingham Street, Hamilton, is charged with posses sion of stolen property under $5,000. pos session of burglary tools and breach of probation. Dennis Joseph Kellough. 28, of Martha Street. Hamilton, is charged with posses sion of stolen property under $5,0(X) and possession of burglary tools. "The Classic Customer" Photos by Jamie Smith · Special to the Oakville Beaver FR IEN D S U K E T H IS: At top. Halton Regional Police Sgt Je ff Siemon just misses a wet sponge while Ryan Irwin, left, goes for a strike and John Howald, snuggles up to a future seeing eye dog during the popular Halton Regional Police Service (H R P S ) Special Friends Day. The event was held Sunday at Appleby College. Physically and developmentally challenged youths and H R PS members had a day of fun, rib bons and prizes at the special day conceived by D et Sgt. Grant Wilkinson, whose daughter Stephanie has Down Syndrome. "My customers dem and quality, service and performance from me and I expect the sam e from my automotive dealer and my car, th at's why I bought my M ercedes from Meray Motors." Dalton Albreck Trade & Tax Lawyer SL 5 0 0 Mercedes Benz MERAY MOTORS & COLLISION Q E W & DORVAL D R IV E · O A K V ILLE 905-845-6623 wxvAv.meraymotors.mercecles-benz.ca All Senior Care Is Not Created Equal C 7 \ t Sunrise Assisted Living, our approach to senior careis different -- * y j L and better. It's an unmatched living environment beautiful beyond compare. It's residents chatting with friends in the Bistro with Sinatra play ing on the jukebox. It's joining a group outing or curling up with a favorite novel in front of a bright, sunny window. More importandy, it's a caring place where help is at hand when needed. Here, residents enjoy supportive care for all the challenges of advanced age -- and the promise of new friendships, too. It's a positive alternative to an institutional setting. Call for more information or to schedule a visit Ask about our innovative Reminiscence Program for those with memory impairment. j N r Le t R o b in G a rv e y K it c h e n a n d h e r a s s o c ia t e s yo u r a t a O a k v ille r e a lit y C e n tre m a k e d re a m s w it h e x c it in g k it c h e n a n d b a th d e s ig n s . S u n r is e A s s is t e d V IS IT o u r s h o w r o o m o r c a ll t o s e t u p a n a p p o in t m e n t * CORIAN L iv in g O A K V IL L E K IT C H E N & B A T H O f O a k v il l e (9 0 5 ) 3 3 7 -1 1 4 5 456 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario L6J 3H9 CEN TRE 5 9 9 T h ir d L in e 905-827-4611 www.sunriseassistedliving.com a rtc ra ft k it c h e n s Immediate Occupancy - Select Suites Available Now!