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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 4, 1995 Two would-be stereo thieves were scared off by a car alarm in Port Perry last week, according to Durham Regional Police. Police said a woman was working at the Stonemoor daycare centre on Queen St. around 2:15 p.m. last Thursday (March 30) when someone Haugen's Police report Car alarm scares off thieves told her her car was being broken into. Police said two youths managed to get into the car and steal a stereo, but abandoned it on the street when the vehicle's alarm sounded. The two ran off, police said. Apartment hit Numerous items were stolen from a Port Perry apartment during a break-in last week. Police said the Queen St. apartment was entered sometime between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday (March 30). Among the items stolen were fishing rods, a stereo, a tackle box, a chain saw, CDs, and cash. Estimated value of the haul is $4,000, said police. 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It gives them a chance to reflect on memories, cry, laugh, and gain strength from each other. It helps people begin to accept life's many changes. And that's when the healing begins." i DVANTAGE IR CARE Heating and Airconditioning Ltd. 085-4484 WAGG FUNERAL HOME LTD, . _.. Me Dermott CP onalale Chapel 985-2171 MYLES G. O'RIORDAN Owner/Manager/Funeral Director Res 985-0608 216 Queen Street Port Perry Dependable Service to the Community Since 1846 EA Of Twe WINTER SALES ~ Hi. Eff. Gas Furnaces ~ ~ Central Air Units ~ ~ GAS FIREPLACES ~ Police are also investi- gating the theft of a cash box from a Port dentist's office during office hours at the local medical cen- tre. Hooligans loose Damage was extensive when hooligans ran loose in Port Perry last Wednesday night. Police said a door at the Waterfront coffee shop on Mary St. at Water worth $300 was smashed, and papers from newspa- per boxes were strewn about. The mischief was dis- covered shortly after 6 a.m. Thursday, police said. Trailer stolen A 28-foot house trailer was stolen from a Port Perry-area dealership during the weekend, police said. According to a report the Terry resort trailer, which was left at the Highway 12 dealership for repairs, was towed away sometime overnight April 1. The trailer had no plates, police said. Do you have rental property? Find out how to take advantage of the last year of the capital gains exemption from H:-R BLOCK You can trust HER Block. (By 4 J 2-1 of VAR" oi ao] of oll 2 = ol 0 V4 985-9803 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ) Scuffle in Port Perry. Charges laid after cop hit with spray By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star An Oakwood man faces numerous charges after a scuffle in Port Perry Saturday night that saw a police officer hit with a blast of pepper spray. According to Durham Regional Police, a couple alerted officers after a man who appeared to be impaired was seen preparing to drive off in a car from the Orchard Rd. area in Apple Valley. Police were called after the man ignored requests by the couple not to drive. An officer arrived and attempted to prevent the man from driving, and a struggle ensued. The officer drew her pepper spray and fired a blast at the suspect. said. charges: stance; Q assaulting police. The suspect in turn came up with his own can of pepper spray and let go with a blast, hitting both the officer and a man who was helping her, police A man was finally subdued after other officers arrived. He was arrested and taken to the 26 Division station in Port Perry, police said. A 21-year-old Oakwood man faces the following ? . oy Q possession of a prohibited weapon; Q two counts of administering a noxious sub- Q two counts of assault with a weapon, and The man was to appear in court in Oshawa today (April 4), police said. Diet book author to speak at forum Linda Omichinski, au- thor of You Count, Calo- ries Don't, will be discuss- ing how to shift the focus from dieting and weight loss to healthy living at an April 27 community for- um. The forum, which is sponsored by the Durham Region Health Depart- ment, will be held at G.L. Roberts CVI in Oshawa at 7:30 p.m. Ms. Omichinski is the creator of the HUGS Plan for Lifelong Better Health. She promotes self-acceptance of body size and shape and helps people develop eating and activity patterns that op- A registered dietitian since 1983, Ms. Omichin- ski has a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in Nutrition from McGill University in Montreal. Her home base is Winnipeg, Manitoba, but she travels through- out Canada promoting the HUGS lifestyle program that has been adopted by health professionals in Canada, the United States, Great Britain and New Zealand. For more information about Ms. Omichinski's presentation, call Dianne Elliott or Lori Pinkerton at the Health Department (905) 723-8521 or (905) timize energy and well- PORT PERRY STAR CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES MONDAY - 12 NOON being. 686-2740 Toronto line. Evening March 28 - 4-1/2 Table Howell BO Nterneon Avg. 36 Avg. 42 First - Judy and Don At- First - Marie and Harry kinson43-1/2 Carnegie 51. Second ' Doris Phinney Second - Helen Mathie- and Georgia Brock 42-1/2. gon and Joyce Heard 49. Third - Ginny Clifford Third - Illene Wilton and Marie Carnegie 40-1/ 3nd Joan McNab 45. 2 " Fourth - Janet and Bill McFadyen 40. Fifth - Ed Clark and Harold Brown 39. Authorized Dealer CONSUMERS GAS CFM Think Smart Think Natural Gas Gas Fireplaces O Put It On Your J Gas Bill! Wo INSTA-FLAME Fourth - Wilma Petre and Joyce Watson 44-1/2. Fifth - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 42. 2 4 4 y| FURNACE * CLEANING | SPECIAL