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AND READY TO GO! 572 Muskoka Road #3, North of Hwy. #60 Huntsville (Just past hospital) 705-787-1034 2003 MAZDA MPV VAN Fully loaded, certified $ 5,995 00 2000 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 7 passenger, fully loaded, certified. $ 4,995 00 1998 FORD CONTOUR 4 door, auto, very clean, certified. $ 3,995 00 2004 HONDA CIVIC 4 door, auto, air, 91,000 km, certified. $ 10,995 00 2003 CHEVY TRACKER 4 door, 5 speed, 4x4, certified. $ 7,995 00 1999 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 door, 4 cyl., auto, certified. $ 3,995 00 2000 CHRYSLER INTREPID 4 door, auto. certified $ 5,995 00 2001 BUICK CENTURY 4 door, fully loaded, certified $ 4,995 00 2001 CHEVY MALIBU certified $ 5,495 00 1998 DODGE NEON 4 door, auto, certified $ 2,995 00 2002 FORD WINDSTAR certified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 00 2000 BUICK CENTURY certified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 00 “READER’S CHOICE AWARDS” 2008 “BEST USED CAR DEALERSHIP” and “BEST CAR SALESMAN” My sincerest THANKS to all my customers and friends for your trust in acheiving these very special awards!!! SERVICE WRITER REQUIRED Please drop off your resume in person. Dr. Chris Kwiatkowski Huntsville Cosmetic and Laser Services The most experienced Laser/Botox Physician in Huntsville Huntsville Professional Building • Suite 203 789-2145 Botox / Restalyne TM for wrinkles, fine lines and excessive sweating Laser Removal of moles, skin tags and unwanted lesions Our CO2 Laser allows scarless removal of unwanted skin spots and sun-damaged skin. Laser Treatment of age and brown spots ❈ ❈ Howard Maw Christmas Trees Muskoka’s Traditional Tree Supplier TREES ARRIVE December 1st 17 Boundary Road, Novar (exit Hwy. 11 onto Novar Road) • Spruce • Balsam • Limited Supply • Delivery Available 789-7550 OR 783-3362 LIGHTS OUT: The driver of this F. Bélanger Transport managed to take out a set of traffic lights while turning from Centre Street onto Main Street West on Monday. Photo by Laura MacLean Huntsville RIDE lane nabs impaired driver A Burk’s Falls man was charged with impaired driving and other offences after being stopped in a RIDE program on Nov. 28. At about 3 p.m., officers from the Huntsville OPP detachment had been conducting a RIDE lane for about five minutes when a driver who had been drinking approached. Forty-one-year-old Shannon Dale Worth was arrested and charged with having over 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. Worth also faced two highway traffic act offences. He is scheduled to appear in Huntsville court on Dec. 24 to answer to his charges. Officers from Huntsville OPP conducted several RIDE programs over the weekend and will continue through the festive season. Thieves steal vehicle awaiting repairs On Dec. 1 at about 2:45 a.m., officers from the Huntsville OPP detachment were notified of a parked motor vehicle interfering with snow removal on Hwy. 11. An investigation revealed that a vehicle had been stolen. The owner of the vehicle, John Pantaleo of Huntsville, told police that he left his vehicle parked at Shirtliff Garage on Main Street West for repairs. Police are asking for the public’s assistance to help solve this theft. Anyone who may have seen some suspicious activity at the garage is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP at 789-5551 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. Residence broken into The Huntsville OPP is seeking the public’s assistance in helping solve a break, enter and theft that occurred on Lake Drive in Huntsville. Sometime overnight on Nov. 30, unknown culprits broke into the residence, and once inside, the culprits removed several items including a laptop computer, a Playstation 2, an Xbox, games for both of the systems, cameras, jewellery and other items. Anyone with any information about this is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP or Crime Stoppers. ATV and pickup truck go missing overnight As of Monday, police were investigating the theft of an ATV from a Port Sydney business and a stolen pickup truck in Huntsville. Sometime overnight on Nov. 30, unknown culprits cut the chain to the gate that leads to the compound at Arnies Cat House in Port Sydney. Once inside, the culprits removed a 2008 Artic Cat ATV along with a yellow plough and winch. Also taken from the yard was a set of ramps for the ATV. During the evening hours and early morning hours on Nov. 30, unknown culprits entered the BDL Mechanical property on Big Country Drive and removed a 1991 white GMC Sierra pickup truck with the Ontario licence plate number 495 3NJ. Attached to the front of the truck was a Meyer snowplough. Anyone with information about these thefts is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP or Crime Stoppers. Contraband smuggled in plastic football For the second time this month, staff at Fenbrook Institution stopped the entry of contraband into the medium- security facility. According to a press release, a correctional officer performing a routine fence walk on Monday, Nov. 24 discovered a plastic football between the security fences that surround Fenbrook Institution. Further investigation of the interior of the football resulted in a contraband find of tobacco, pills and marijuana. The estimated value of this contraband within the institution is $10,000. No inmates have been identified as being involved at this time and an investigation is ongoing. Less than two weeks ago, a drug detector dog sniffed out tobacco hidden in a new pair of running shoes at the admissions and discharge area of the prison. Two packages of tobacco were seized before the contraband could enter the facility. The estimated value of the recovered tobacco inside the prison is $3,000. 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Transcript of Police Reports3.cottagecountrynow.ca/special/huntsville/data/pdfs/84/...chain to the gate that leads...
A4 THE FORESTER, Wednesday, December 3, 2008
ComfortFootbed Slippers
Custom Foot Orthotics
228 Main St. West, HuntsvilleFor information or to book an appointment, call
705-787-0797www.orthotics.ca
Removable footbed to
accommodate custom orthotics
vafootbed
Removfootb
Algonquin Orthopaedics
Located in the west end of Huntsville, we provide quality braces and splints for all activities.
Gift Certifi cates
available for
Christmas New
MEMBER
USED CAR DEALERS
ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIOUCDAChris Williamson
705-787-1034
COURTESYAUTO SALES
“MUSKOKA’S LARGESTINDEPENDENT USED CAR DEALER!”
Many More In Stock“Serving Muskoka since 1988”
ALL VEHICLES CERTIFIED! AND READY TO GO!572 Muskoka Road #3,
North of Hwy. #60Huntsville (Just past hospital)
705-787-1034
2003 MAZDAMPV VANFully loaded,
certified$5,99500
2000 DODGEGRAND
CARAVAN SE7 passenger, fullyloaded, certified.
$4,99500
1998 FORDCONTOUR
4 door, auto, veryclean, certified.$3,99500
2004 HONDACIVIC
4 door, auto, air,91,000 km, certified.
$10,99500
2003 CHEVY TRACKER
4 door, 5 speed, 4x4,certified.
$7,99500
1999CHEVROLETCAVALIER
4 door, 4 cyl., auto,certified.
$3,99500
2000 CHRYSLERINTREPID4 door, auto.
certified$5,99500
2001 BUICKCENTURY
4 door, fully loaded,certified
$4,99500
2001 CHEVYMALIBU
certified$5,49500
1998 DODGENEON
4 door, auto,certified
$2,99500
2002 FORD WINDSTARcertified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$4,99500
2000 BUICK CENTURYcertified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$4,99500
“READER’S CHOICE AWARDS”2008
“BEST USED CAR DEALERSHIP”and “BEST CAR SALESMAN”
My sincerest THANKS to all mycustomers and friends for your
trust in acheiving thesevery special awards!!!
SERVICE WRITERREQUIRED
Please drop off yourresume in person.
Dr. Chris KwiatkowskiHuntsville
Cosmetic and Laser Services
The most experienced Laser/Botox Physician in HuntsvilleHuntsville Professional Building • Suite 203
789-2145
Botox / RestalyneTM
for wrinkles, fine lines and excessive
sweating
Laser Removalof moles, skin tags
and unwanted lesions
Our CO2 Laserallows scarless
removal of unwanted skin spots
and sun-damaged skin.
Laser Treatmentof age and brown
spots
❈❈
Howard Maw Christmas TreesMuskoka’s Traditional Tree Supplier
TREES ARRIVEDecember 1st
17 Boundary Road, Novar
(exit Hwy. 11 onto Novar Road)• Spruce • Balsam • Limited Supply
• Delivery Available
789-7550 OR 783-3362
LIGHTS OUT: The driver of this F. Bélanger Transport managed to take out a set of traffi c lights while turning from Centre Street onto Main Street West on Monday. Photo by Laura MacLean
Huntsville RIDE lane nabs impaired driver
A Burk’s Falls man was charged with impaired driving and other offences after being stopped in a RIDE program on Nov. 28.
At about 3 p.m., officers from the Huntsville OPP detachment had been conducting a RIDE lane for about five minutes when a driver who had been drinking approached.
Forty-one-year-old Shannon Dale Worth was arrested and charged with having over 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. Worth also faced two highway traffic act offences.
He is scheduled to appear in Huntsville court on Dec. 24 to answer to his charges.
Officers from Huntsville OPP conducted several RIDE programs over the weekend and will continue through the festive season.
Thieves steal vehicleawaiting repairs
On Dec. 1 at about 2:45 a.m., officers from the Huntsville OPP detachment were notified of a parked motor vehicle interfering with snow removal on Hwy. 11.
An investigation revealed that a vehicle had been stolen. The owner of the vehicle, John Pantaleo of Huntsville, told police that he left his vehicle parked at Shirtliff Garage on Main Street West for repairs.
Police are asking for the public’s assistance to help solve this theft. Anyone who may have seen some suspicious activity at the garage is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP at 789-5551 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Residence broken intoThe Huntsville OPP is seeking the public’s assistance in
helping solve a break, enter and theft that occurred on Lake Drive in Huntsville.
Sometime overnight on Nov. 30, unknown culprits broke into the residence, and once inside, the culprits removed several items including a laptop computer, a Playstation 2, an Xbox, games for both of the systems, cameras, jewellery and other items.
Anyone with any information about this is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP or Crime Stoppers.
ATV and pickup truck go missing overnight
As of Monday, police were investigating the theft of an ATV from a Port Sydney business and a stolen pickup truck in Huntsville.
Sometime overnight on Nov. 30, unknown culprits cut the chain to the gate that leads to the compound at Arnies Cat House in Port Sydney. Once inside, the culprits removed a 2008 Artic Cat ATV along with a yellow plough and winch. Also taken from the yard was a set of ramps for the ATV.
During the evening hours and early morning hours on Nov. 30, unknown culprits entered the BDL Mechanical property on Big Country Drive and removed a 1991 white GMC Sierra pickup truck with the Ontario licence plate number 495 3NJ. Attached to the front of the truck was a Meyer snowplough.
Anyone with information about these thefts is asked to contact the Huntsville OPP or Crime Stoppers.
Contraband smuggledin plastic football
For the second time this month, staff at Fenbrook Institution stopped the entry of contraband into the medium-security facility.
According to a press release, a correctional officer performing a routine fence walk on Monday, Nov. 24 discovered a plastic football between the security fences that surround Fenbrook Institution.
Further investigation of the interior of the football resulted in a contraband find of tobacco, pills and marijuana. The estimated value of this contraband within the institution is $10,000.
No inmates have been identified as being involved at this time and an investigation is ongoing.
Less than two weeks ago, a drug detector dog sniffed out tobacco hidden in a new pair of running shoes at the admissions and discharge area of the prison.
Two packages of tobacco were seized before the contraband could enter the facility. The estimated value of the recovered tobacco inside the prison is $3,000.
Police Report
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