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AATEeS. K fo WY RA v $A MIRE 3 ATES BF 8 LS 3 'Y L, IAI YE vs AT (HT sd 3 x CAN AY I) REG Lei & SRE ROSE vy ¥ Hospital dition. Caesarea Regatta Queen Janet Canfield (left) was chosen Regatta Queen for 1977 at Caesarea Saturday morning. With Janet is her older sister Jackie who was last year's Regatta Queen. (More pictures on page 19). A massive clean-up -of Prince Albert School was to get underway Tuesday ¢ following a two-day spree of vandalism over the long weekend which left parts of the school in a complete shambles. with the plastic louvered shades smashed and littered about the room. 4 The . main groundfloor hallway was scattered with cardboard boxes, pens, School officials who sur- [I veyed the destruction Mon- day indicated that the '@extent of the damage would not be known for some time . but one rough estimate placed the figure as high as $10,000. Most of the damage centered in four areas of the school: the main hallway, library and two washrooms on the ground floor, and two classrooms on the second floor. In the library, shelves and filing cabinets had been up- turned, books, papers, desk # drawers, and chairs were strewn on the floor, All the flourescent lights had been ripped from the fixtures Boy in fair § condition An 11-year old Greenbank boy is listed in fair con- dition at Oshawa General following an accident last Friday even- ing on Highway 12 just north of Regional Road 8. Roy .Enns was a pass- enger in a' car driven by Sylvia Lesaux of 265 Mary c 9 Street, Port Perry, whi was forced into the ditch by a second car passing north- bound traffic. The driver of the second car did not stop. Mrs. Lesaux was admitt- ed to Port Perry Hospital and is listed in good con- Her 12-year old daughter Jeanne was treat: ed in hospital and released. A spokeman for OPP Whitby detachment said that police have a descrip- tion of the off the road. Damage is estimated at about $3500. car that . wn forced the Lesaux vehicle. pus 2 iwi i Ban, i pencils, paper and other school supplies. Plastic bottles of glue had been opened and there were numerous puddles of the white sticky substance on Pity Some of the damage in the main hallway of Prince Albert School after vandals went on a two-day weekend. (More pictures on Page 9). Tr Oh -- " § LA Becker's robbery Three men who robbed a Becker's Store in Port Perry at knifepoint July 26 were still at large a week later. The incident occurred shortly before eight in the evening when two men entered the store on High- way 7A. After waiting until customers had left, one allegedly pulled a knife and demanded that cashier Louise Hope hand over the PORT § P money from the cash register. Although pushed against the wall and shaken by the experience, Ms. Hope was not harmed in the in- cident. After getting the money, the two made their way out a back door of the store where an accomplice was waiting in a getaway car described as being either a 1971 or 1973 Pontiac ~ Lemans. ERRY The licence plates were apparently covered with t- shirts, however a witness was able to give police the first three letters. In their haste to get away, about $70. was dropped and later recovered by police near the scene. Police roadblocks were set up on thoroughfares in the area and three men matching descriptions of the (continued on page 2) IIAR Wednesday, August 3, 1977 Serving Scugog Township 32 Pages Vol. 111 No. 39 the floor of the hall and in one of the washrooms. Orange and green paint had been poured on the floor and splattered on the walls, and blobs of grey modelling clay had been plastered on the walls. Some of the clay had been stuck to various school plaques in the main hall. At least one plaque had been ripped from the Vandals Wreck School Classrooms, Supplies wall and lay damaged on the floor. Most of the paint, glue and other materials had been in cardboard boxes in (continued on page 9) binge over the long