Friday, March 18, 2011
Olympic Medals stolen.
A London Olympic wrestler's widow is devastated after someone broke into her home and stole her late husband's medals.
Jo-Anne Geris, whose husband Harry Geris represented Canada at the 1968 (Mexico), 1972 (Munich) and 1976 (Montreal) summer games, was out of town visiting her son in Mississauga last weekend when her Acton Cres. home was burglarized.
AIDS/HIV fundrasier started.
With one month until A Taste For Life on April 27, Regional HIV/AIDS Connection will be hosting a launch party this Wednesday at Aroma Mediterranean Restaurant.
A Taste For Life is RHAC’s signature event to raise funds for free client programs for individuals with HIV/AIDS.
To help out, book a table at one of 31 participating restaurants on Wednesday April 27.
The restaurant will donate the equivalent of 25% of your bill to Regional HIV/AIDS Connection.
For a list of the restaurants visit: www.atasteforlife.org
A Taste For Life is RHAC’s signature event to raise funds for free client programs for individuals with HIV/AIDS.
To help out, book a table at one of 31 participating restaurants on Wednesday April 27.
The restaurant will donate the equivalent of 25% of your bill to Regional HIV/AIDS Connection.
For a list of the restaurants visit: www.atasteforlife.org
Teen threatens mom with hammer.
BARRIE, Ont. — A teen has been charged with uttering threats and mischief after allegedly threatening to hit her mother with a hammer.
Police were called to a home in Barrie, located 90 km north of Toronto, at 7:15 p.m. Thursday night. Officers were confronted with a 15-year-old girl who not only threatened her mother with a hammer, but threatened to damage property with it there as well.
She was arrested and held overnight for a bail hearing Friday.
Body found in Thames a women
A body found in the Thames River earlier this week is that of a woman, Chatham-Kent police revealed Thursday.
The body was found early Wednesday by a resident of Riverview Line along the banks of the river, just west of Chatham.
The woman will be examined by a forensic pathologist. Chatham-Kent police are seeking help from the public. Anyone with information is asked to contact 519-436-6616. Anonymous callers may contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) and may be eligible for a cash reward.
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