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"Beef prices must now be allowed to rise so that beef farmers may recoup the losses of these last four years and continue in busi- ness," he added. "This country's protection of its own beef industry is the worst in the world. Why should we continue to let that happen? We need just as much protection as do the beef producers of other nations--and they already have it, in many cases at our expense." ' CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 GREG MENZIES 668-4755 GRANT MENZIES MOTORS 1250 Dundas St. E., Whitby 728-2822 SRAEVCPUEVEL TAROT RTH RS ST TV VP SE rE ERA Tv 2] ' ) y 2 y os 5 Ey A | BN. WA £5 vmir Ton anh AT RI 2% LY ISR a Pe LAA AY ATTN ET a A PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 29, 1978 -- 9 Rash of break, enter, thefts in Scugog Twp. Officers of the Whitby Detachment, Ontario Pro- vincial Police report a number of break, enter and thefts this past week. Utica Farm Equipment Ltd. was broken into during the late hours of the night on March 21st, and thieves made off with $45.00 in cash, AM-FM radio, tape recorder and calculators for a total lue of approxi- mately .00. The thieves Bained ntry to~the building reaking a front door / nda and unlocking the door. Arnold Kerry reported the incident to the O.P.P. and Constable Lorne Hunter is investigating the break-in. BREAK, ENTER, THEFT The home of Allan Demp- ster, Lot 10, Con. 13, Scugog Township was broken into while Mr. Dempster was away on vacation. Mr. Dempster found the forced rear door when he returned home, and also discovered ransacked. Stolen from the house was $300 worth of merchandise, including a 12" television, 2 - 12" speak- ers, violin, binoculars, and an alarm clock. Constable Steve Mowat is still investi- gating this break-in. BREAK AND ENTER Police were also called to Terry's Tavern on March 21 when John Earle of Manilla discovered a side window had been broken. Although it appears that nothing was stolen, and there was little damage, police will have to wait until the owner, Terry Eng, returns from vacation to take stock. This break-in occured between 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on March 21 and is under investigation by Constable Peter King. BREAK AND ENTER Another restaurant, Hau- gen's Chicken Bar-B-Que was broken into the same evening between 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. Thieves plate glass window at the rear of the building, but did not gain entry here. then forced & door into the heating and water pump room before they were frightened away by a neigh- bours dog. This break-in was reported by Mrs. Simon, an employee of the restaurant. Investigation is underway by Const. Robert Foley. FISH HUT STOLEN John Sweetman, 10th Con. east, Aldred's Beach report- ed the theft of his fishing hut on March 25th. The hut was taken from the shore after Mr. Sweetman had gone to get something to take it home in. Value of the hut was approximately $100.00. 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