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2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 24, 2000 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" e proven 4 stroke 325 cc engine e shaft drive (no chains) * fully automatic ¢ on-demand, part-time 4WD e true 4WD (not a limited slip 3WD system) * hydraulic brakes (no cables) e disc brakes (no drums) « full running boards for safety (no foot pegs) Thefts, vandalism among police calls on weekend Durham Regional Police were kept busy over the Victoria Day long week- end, responding to a number of calls including thefts and mischief. Here's a synopsis of their activities: a Police received a complaint from a Whitby man around 9 a.m. Monday (May 22) after his boat trailer was destroyed and items were stolen from his boat. The victim had left his boat and trailer beside the road on Island Rd, near Pogue Rd., shortly after 10:30 p.m. on May 21 after noticing that the rear lights on his trailer didn't work. He returned the next morning to find the 'l14-foot trailer totally destroyed, and his boat tipped over. A fish-finder, two gas tanks and a pair of hip-waders were stolen. Damage to the trailer is estimated at - $800; the stolen' property is valued at approximately: $300, say police. a Officers were called to a Queen St. © apartment complex during the evening of May 21 after vandals tossed batter- . "ies through a hall window in the build- ing. The incident occurred sometime between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. a Police were called to Goreski's Resort on Platten Blvd. Sunday mom- ing after a Bowmanville man reported his 1998 GMC pickup stolen. The victim parked his truck, which is valued at $20,000, at his lot around 2 a.m. on May 21 and when he awoke around 8:30 the next morning, the vehi- cle was gone. In the truck were a cell phone, lap- top computer, and a camera. The truck was locked 'at the time of - * the theft, say police. +a A black 1989 Chev Camaro was also reported stolen over the weekend, say police. Offiters were called to a Queen St. apartment around 10 p.m. on May 19. ~The victim parked his vehicle in a dri- veway. around 9 p.m. that evening, and was informed of the theft through a phone call from a neighbour. ~The car, which was locked at the time of the theft, is valued at $6,000. Vandals target Palmer Park washrooms Public washrooms in Palmer Park were the target of vandals last weekend. Durham Police report that sometime between 7 a.m. on May 13 and 7 a.m. on May 14 vandals entered the washrooms and smashed toilets, urinals and sinks. They also ripped hand-dryers off the walls. Damage is estimated in excess of $5,000. Paisley Acres has placed a spedial factory order for 30 Polaris Magnum 325, 4x4's "LIMITED QUANTITY 5 minutes over the phone financing 720 Davis Drive Uxbridge (905) 852-3932 Davie DE Paisley Acres | Wo ---- bea Students host seniors' dinner CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR OAC Business Administration students at Port Perry High School put together a dinner for local seniors last Wednesday (May 17) as part of their curriculum. Close to 50 seniors showed up at the PPHS cafeteria, where they were served dinner, which included chicken breast, rice, and dessert. Busy preparing for the meal were, from left, Natasha Reurekas, Brenda Skan, Julie Spicer, and Kristy Trotter. TES po fli on ber a wall anads ar DURHAM PAVIVIV IY 35d 5 [VAN 2000 SPORTAGE" From $12,995 From $20,995 MSRP MSRP 510 Taunton Rd. E., (at Wilson) OSHAWA (905) 571-5420 © (905) 571-KIA-0 *Starting MSRP of a base 2000 Sephia $12,995 model #SE541Y. **Starting MSRP of a Base 2000 Sportage is $20,995 Model #SP541Y. License, taxes, freight, PDI and insurance are extra.