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He said plans for the burglary were made as the three men were drinking in Oshawa. Well after midnight, they drove to the house of a friend of Perrault on Scugog Island where the latter got his shot- gun and shells. They then drove to Claremont, found the Spang house and parked the car about a quarter mile away in some trees. They cut across a field, first checked out the barn, and then pried open a kitchen door to enter the house. Perrault had loaded the shotgun with four shells, and the Kennedy brothers carried a base- ball bat and crowbar. Once inside, they began over-turning and smashing furniture in their search for what they believed was a substantial sum of money. They were in an upstairs room when Mr. Spang returned to the house for breakfast after doing morning chores on his second farm. The three men came down the stairs and saw Mr. Spang standing in 'the kitchen. Three shots were fired into a wall, door and ceiling while the fourth shot hit the victim in the stomach from a distance of six to 12 feet, the court was told. As the three men ran Pin an award on a kid who deserves it. Ontario's community newspapers and CP Air, co-ordinator and patron of the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program, are seeking entries for 1983. Recipients will receive a Junior Citizen lapel pin, plaque, $200 and a family picture with the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. Nomination forms are available at this newspaper. PORT PERRY STAR JUNIOR CITIZEN CO-ORDINATOR: MR. PETER HVIDSTEN DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 30, 1983 to their car, Mr. Spang managed to drag him- self to his own car and drive to a neighbouring farm where police were called. The three drove east along Highway 7 and were apprehended a short while later by two Durham Region Police detectives who were driving west on the highway en route to the Spang farm. The police had' been notified that three men were belie- ved involved in the shooting, and they gave chase when they noticed three men in the passing car. The three gave up without a struggle and police found the re-load- Reject ski hill plan (From page 1) from snow, and tres- passing skiers. Although council turn- ed down the Schnegg's application for re- zoning, the couple can fight the ruling at an OMB hearing if they decide they want to. "I don't know what we're going to do," Mrs. Schnegg said. "He hasn't really made up his mind yet. Maybe we'll put out an appeal to see what kind of response we'd get, to see if we'd have a future with a ski hill or whether we've just had some pipe dream in our heads." She says if the comm- unity is overwhelmingly in favour of a ski hill, Mrs. Schnegg and her husband might re- consider their plans. IN PORT PERRY Ra HOUSE MINIATURES 57 Crandell Sireet 585 2034 Dollhouses - Furndure Accessories - Building & Decorating Supplies CCE 10) 0 0 IG Bl 4% N) (GAS Contemporary & traditional designs Trucks Outdoor signs Banners Showcards ley told the court the three men later told police they didn't mean to hurt anyone and quoted Perrault as say- ing "it wasn't supposed to go that way, but he moved. He wasn't ed shotgun on the front seat of Perrault's car. The robbery had netted the three men a couple of old watches, a clock, some socks and as straight razor. Crown Attorney Brad- Development in Brooklin stopped The hamlet of Brooklin, just south of Port Perry, will remain a community of about 1600 after plans to develop the area to a community of about 10,000 were scuttled last week. Regional Chairman Gary Herrema report- ed last Friday that the long-planned Brooklin development will not proceed. "We tried to get a good deal for Brooklin but the developer let us down," he said. Regional council backed the project in the late 70's, accepting a $2.1. million letter of credit to be used to upgrade Brooklin services if development did go ahead. The Brooklin developers were to spend an estimated $8 million to extend sewers to the community. Herrema commented that "long-term plans for Brooklin will now have to be totally re-evaluated." A letter is expected soon from the Tamay Realty Co. stating that the project will not be going ahead. supposed to move and | got scared." There was evidence given that Perrault may have taken acid during and close to tears. As the three were being led from the court, a woman spec- tator in the front row the night prior to the tearfully embraced shooting. Randy Kennedy, and The courtroom in they had to be separated Whitby was crowded by a court officer. with spectators during Mr. Justice Evans the day-long proceed- opened his final ings last week. Just remarks before sentenc- prior to passing sent- ing by saying "The ence when the judge question we are all asked if the three had probably asking is why anything to say to the did three young men court, each said they become involved in a were sorry for all the robbery which ended in grief they had caused such disastrous results, the Spang family and and why did they have their own parents. to arm themselves when "This has been a they could have easily nightmare,' said overpowered (the Perrault in a low voice victim)'. NEXT MOVIE: LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY Admission $1.75 for All Ages All Shows: 7 P.M. FRI. OCT_21 \ LADIES COATS by Poslun Winter Boots by Tender Tootsies, Kaufman and North Star Housecoats by Style-Rite and Elegant Lady LADIES DRESSES by Charles Carroll & Ruby Lou For your Knitting Needs... 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