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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1982e PAGE 3 Five chargedwith vandalism Writi'ng home NIOICyprus - Sergeant Dale Batten, of Whitby,. Ontario, like most Canadian soldiers here, can always find time to mail a letter home. He is the son of William and Shirley Batten, Whitby, and is serving a six-month tour of United Nations peacekeeping duty on this divided island. He is normally stationed at Shilo; Manitoba. -Canadian Forces Photo by Master Corporal Margaret Reid Chase ends-L arrest Four men and a 15- year-9ld maie,' juvenile have" been arrestéd and charged wlth misehief foilowing an act of van- dalism at Whitby's Blair Park. >According to the Dur- hamn Regional Police Force, sometime during the night of August 2 and 3, a person or pensons unknown took a garbage can from the Dairy Queen outiet on Dundas Street East and treked it across the field and the nearby CP train tracks and spread its contents over the park. Police also reported, that the park was cover- ed wîth broken glass, that- air had been let out of tires on nearby cars and a set of goal posts had been tom down. Acconding to Mayor Bob Attersley, the dam- age was estimated at $125. The arrests wene' made last Thursday. Charged with mis- chief are: Bruce Patrick Williston, 17, of Rosedale Drive; Darren Michael Hogen, 18, of Dovedale Drive; Bnian Wili Stork, 18, of 100 Whiteoaks Court; and, Dale Murrey Ventry, 16, of 101 Whiteoaks Court. They wîll appear in Whitby provincial court. this Friday (August 13). Attersley 'indicated that the Town of Whitby may make representa- tion In court .'to seek restitution If a convic- tion is forthcoming. "I'm flot going to put Up with this crap," he said, "There's no need for t."t CEATRESPECIAL 20% OFF ALL CHF4MICALS AND LIQUID CHLORINE. Present this ad for 20%O~off onai shrubs.* Of fer expires Aug. 22nd, 1982. Chiorine pucks 8 Kg pail reg 184.00 Now $.2 Used Raiiroad Ties $ 8.50anu Pressure Treated6x 6,x8. .$35 interlockin *g Brick $ 1.25 sq.ft'. (in ail colors) CQncrete Lawn Ornaments includlng: Umbreila Fountains Dog Houses Bird Baths Statues- Corne ln and see us today at the corner of Tauntoni and Thornton Roads 576-2230- A Toronto man was taken into custody in the early hours of last Thursday morning after police- officers gave chase to a car that nan a cruiser off the road. According to Staff Sergeant John Hamilton of the Durham Regionai Police Force, 18 Divi- sion, P.C. Gary Landon was driving eastbound on Victoria Street East when an oncoming vehi- Car stereos stolen Approximately'$2,000 worth of car stereo equipient was stolen during a rash of car break-ns ini the under- ground parking lot at 101 Whiteoaks Court last Saturday night. . According to a spokes- man for the. Durham Regional Police Force, $150 damage was also done to two of the six véilsinvolved. Stolen were a number of AM/FM cassette steneos, cassette- tapes, car speakers, and equal- izer/boosters. Police said that the thieves were not succes- fui in their attempt to enter the sixth vehicle as its owner discovened a coat hanger lodged in one of its doors. This la the latest of such thefts that have occurred in thie com- piex's underground Parking lots over the last few monthç cie crowded him off the road, at about 1:05 a.m. on August 4. The officer made a U- turn and gave chase. The suspect vehicie crossed the red light at Brock and Victoria Streets. Hamilton said4hat the suspect vehicle puflld off the road in-Ajax in a private- parking lot. Three men got out of the car and ran into a near- by corn field. 14 Ontarlo St. Oshawa 576-0479 A seanch of the area was conducted and about an hour laten police officers took one man into custody. Charged with possess- ion of a stolen automo- bile and breach of pro- bation is Jerry Mazzen- ail, 17, of 295 Garrard Street East, Toronto. Hamilton said that the car being chaséd had been reported stolen by the Metropolitan Toron- to Police Force eariier. I ~'t~4bs chuckenS2iffa. 221 Pitt St. Cornwall 938-9313 Thank you for helping our students today to be prof essional hairstylists tomorrôw. GARY 1. ADAMS, D.C. Chiropractor Is pleased to announce. the relocation of his chiropractic office ta Suite 209, Lang Tower, 1Whitby mail '1615 Dundas Street East Whitby,'Ontarlo LI N 2121 Teleplione: 433-0830 Commencing August 4, 1982, YO AN BE A PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLIST. ART & TECHNIQUE ENROLL NOW FOR NEXT MONTH'S CLASSES 7 GvrnetLlcensed Instructors