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Day thefts on the increase throughout Scugog area Another Scugog Township home was hit by daylight thieves last week. A spokesman for Durham Police said the latest break-in took place November 12 at a home on Conces- sion 2 near Blackstock. The homeowners were away for the day and when they returned about 7:00 p.m., they found the front door had been kicked in, the master bedroom ransacked and about $3000 worth of household goods missing. These included a fur coat, three chain saws, a microwave oven, am- fm radio, some jewellery and several bottles of liquor. The number of daytime break-ins at homes in the rural areas of the Township appears to be on the increase. A police spokesman said about the only pattern to the break-ins is that they occur when the homeowners are away for the day. Anyone who sees any kind of suspicious activity is urged to notify police immediately. Also last week, a cement mixer from Tim's Rental in Bowmanville was stolen from a construction site in Port Perry. The mixer, orange in colour had been left overnight at a home under construction in Apple MacDonald is named 'Woman of Distinction Gerri MacDonald, a recent graduate of Port Perry High School, has been presented with the Young Woman of Distinction Award for Durham Region. The award, one of several made each year by the Oshawa YWCA, GERRI MacDONALD KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY recognizes outstanding achieve- ment by a woman in the Region in a variety of endeavours including business, the arts and community services. The awards were presented at the annual Women of Distinction ban- quet held November 6 in Bowman- ville. More than 200 people from all over the Region attended the awards dinner. Ms. MacDonald was honoured for her work as a co-founder of the (SADD) Students Against Driving Drunk organization at PPHS. The aim of the organization is to in- crease the awareness among young people of the perils of drinking and driving: Ms. MacDonald, former president | of the Student Council and an honour student, is now studying Science at Queens University in Kingston. Along with her work with SADD, she was active in most sports, the con- cert band and the drama club. She has also worked in the past year to promote the SADD idea at numerous other high schools in the province. She was nominated by the Affir- mative Action Committee at PPHS. There were several other nominees from Durham Region for the Young Women of Distinction award. Ms. MacDonald was presented with a specially sculptured silver pin as a memento of the Women of Distinction Award for 1986. Plastic Wrap & Foil Sale PLASTIC WRAP 12 in. X 1000 ft. Reg. Price $30.00 12 in. X 656 ft. Reg. Price $40.00 KINSMEN PRICE of Tuesday, November 25th, 1986 KINSMEN PRICE ........ YOU SAVE ... 66% MEDIUM WEIGHT FOIL YOU SAVE ... 50% * *Each unit is packaged in its own easy roll carton, compldte with cutting edge. Makes a great Christmas gift! Your local Kinsmen will be conducting door-to-door sales on the evening For more information and advance orders call 985-9476 after 7 P.M. KINSMEN - SUPPORTING YOUR COMMUNITY Valley in Port Perry and the con- tractor found it gone the next morning. The cement mixer had a value of about $1,000. Rabies clinic This Saturday, November 22 a rabies clinic will be held in Doctor Jim Brown's veterinary office at 4 Ontario Street, Port Perry. The subsidized vaccinations (usually in the twenty dollar range) are being offered to dogs and cats for only $5 per animal. The clinic will be open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 18, 1986 -- 3 Mills Hollow Gallery & Studi FALL/WINTER SHOW -- now on for Christmas gift giving -- featuring ... Wildlife Sculpture by Michael (Buzz) Redquest; Wildlife Paintings by Georgia Youngs; Watercolours by Ed Kornachuk. new ... Handwoven Jackets & Tops by Fran Solar; Lingerie by Tracy Jane; Jewellery by Mara and Nancy Steele; Wooden Jewellery Boxes, Doll Furniture by EK Workshop; Designer Dresses by Bill Fitches; Hand Painted Silk Tops by Ruth Sedgewick; Pottery by 3 Studio Potters. 2 km. w. of Manchester on Durham 21 985-7237 BUSINESS HOURS: Wednesday to Saturday 12 to 5 P.M. -- Beautiful gs Carpeting = for the HOMESTEAD) Hwy. 7A - Port Perry (Next to PL Lumber) 985-2451 . - MADDET BE ARAREY o -~ Soa) tee SPRINT cee, . ttre... oe te. Sssveis tesa, ibd 7 7 2a fe 2 ' » £ > lt " 2" k oo 0g) rE 1a LL A a : > 5 | 4 vd' - N ! >, A . <i ar 5 Vi 1 [2 F 4 Sf 1/7 23 / NR . NN \