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FUR CHRISTMAS MINK TAIL JACKETS 8 SHADES Regular Sale $1,685. $1,348. BLUE FOX JACKETS Regular Sale $1,485. $1,175. UNPLUCKED BEAVER JACKETS Sale Regular $2,015. $1,495. JADE GREEN SHEARED BEAVER JACKET 'Regular Sale $3, 750. $2,850. MIDNIGHT BLUE FEMALE MINK EVENING JACKET Regular Sale $7,450. $5,475. COYOTE COATS Regular Sale $3,895. $2,850. RACCOON COATS Regular Sale $2,695. $2,150. ALASKA SEAL COATS Sale Regular $4,950. $3,725. PASTEL MINK COATS Regis * Sale $6,625. $4,825. NATURAL FEMALE DARK RANCH MINK COAT Regular Sale $13,500. $10,700. OVER 100 FURS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR am 571-2101 282 KING ST. W. OSHAWA BREAK-IN Durham Police are investigat- ing a day-time breakin at a home on the 9th Concession, Scugog Township. Police say the home was en- tered when a ground floor window was smashed on December 7. The owners of the home were away at the time. Police suspect the intruder may have been scared off when an audible automatic alarm in the house was activated. The owners reported that noth- ing was missing, but several rooms had been ransacked. And Police are investigating Washroom location is on hold A decision on the best loca- tion for new washrooms and club house for the Soccer Fields will have to wait until after Durham Region finishes a feasibility study on expanding the sewage lagoon system. The Scugog Youth Soccer Club has been working to put the wheels in motion for a new club house and washrooms to replace the inadequate facilities now used at the fields. However, a letter from the Re- gion's engineering department suggests that no decision on the location of the new club house be made until later this year or early in the New Year. The Region's sewage treat- ment feasibility study is looking at the possibility of constructing new sewage lagoons and the study will identify the land needed for these lagoons. _That study should be complet- ed in the next few weeks, accord- ing to the Region's engineers. PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready in 5 Minutes PHIL WALMSLEY PHOTOGRAPHY -- NEW ADDRESS -- 117 Perry St., Port Perry 985-0744 EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE NATIONAL VG National Victoria NL and Grey Trustco 0/2 5 Year Annual Interest 10%4% SEMI-ANNUALLY Rates Subject to Change without Notice. the reported theft of a calf from a field near Blackstock. The Angus calf, valued at about $300, was apparently rustled last week. PRANK Durham Police took no chanc- es last week when an anonymous phone caller said there was a "special package" in a locker at PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 13, 1988 -- 7 Police report a busy week PPHS. The Police called in a couple of experts from the Headquarters, but a thorough search of the lock- ers at the school tumed up noth- ing. MAN HURT A Port Perry man was sent to Community Hospital last Sunday afternoon with leg injuries suf- fered while he was working at the Hoover plant just south of Port Perry. Police said. Ralph Kronister suffered the injuries while at- tempting to lift a heavy steel dye off a stand. The chain that was holding the dye slipped and fell across his legs. IDDAPHNE'S invites all men to their ... MEN'S hopping night From 5 to 9 PM - THURSDAY DECEMBER 15th, 1988 QA hh RS; 'MEN ...a night just for you! Let us cater to you and your gift giving needs. Wonderful Christmas Gifts, prettily packaged in a pouf of pink tissue for your special lady. Enjoy complimentary mulled cider and savouries. ; 10% OFF all purchases "52 de b ly! made by men only! <difts WRAPPED FREE 191 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-0677