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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 23, 1999 - 5 SIU continues shooting probe Almost two months after a Sunderland man was killed during an altercation with police officers, the province's Special Investigations Unit contin- ues its investigation. SIU spokesperson Gail Scala said last week that the status of the case remains unchanged. "There's a lot of work involved in this case; there is still a lot of forensic evi- dence to look at," she said. "The investigators are still busy working on it. It could be a few more weeks yet. There is nothing new to report yet." The three officers deemed witness officers -- York Region's PCs Mike Hoskins and Randy Martin and Durham's PC Al Robins -- have not been inter- viewed by the SIU, while other witnesses have been "interviewed and re-inter- viewed as deemed needed" said Ms Scala. Tony Romagnuolo, a 44- year-old father of three, son Rocco in the process. confrontation with police officers from York and Durham Regions on Dec. 28. The incident began when four uniformed offi- cers arrived at the home near Sunderland around 8 p.m. to make an arrest. Lorenzo Romagnuolo, 20, was being sought after he allegedly made threats against York Regional offi- cers following a traffic inci- dent involving one of his brothers. He was arrested, then released on bail. It has been widely spec- ulated that either Mr. Romagnuolo or one of his sons attempted to grab an officer's gun and the weapon was discharged during the struggle. Ms Scala confirmed ear- lier that "at least three shots" were fired during the altercation and that "all three officers" dis- charged their 40-calibre semi-automatics, killing Tony Romagnuolo and wounding his 17-year-old co t were rem CONGRATULATIONS Marilyn Beacock-White The management and staff of Philp Pontiac Buick Ltd. would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Marilyn who once again has qualified for the prestigious General Motors of Canada "Sales Marketing Guild" award. The "Sales Marketing Guild" recognizes the achievements of those sales provincial court judge on'April 12. ~~ They appeared in court on Feb. 18 FIRST PLACE: The winners of S.A. Cawker"s annual science fair were announced last Thursday night (Feb. 18) and Emily Brouwer, left, and Hannah Polley -- both 12-year-old Grade 7 en charged ir onc I ing shawa court before a = parts of the province. 'NUTRITION PROS, Making Sense of Nutrition Labelling by Bronwen Tuck RD- Join us for a supermarket tour during Nutrition Month in March to learn more about how to compare nutrition labels. You can also learn how 10 include favorite foods in a healthy diet and how to cut fat without sacrificing taste. Watch for dates to be announced in the Port Perry Star next month! True or False: 1. Nutrition labelling is voluntary in Canada. 2. "Cholesterol-free" means the cholesterol has been removed. 3. "Lite" always means there are less calories in that product. Answers: 1. True. Although voluntary, more and more companies provide nutrition labelling due to customer demand. However. certain for their first pretrial discussions. | ~The men face charges in connection ith a construction equipment theft ring that police estimate involved prop- til eal erty worth more than $3 million. ncluding seven Scugog A joint investigation by Durham are scheduled to re-' * Regional Police and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), dubbed "Project Digger", began in Scugog and spread to other CHRIS HALUPORT PERRY STAR students -- were presented with gold medals in the biology division. Their project, To See or Not To See, was a prize-winning study of the five human senses. Officers from the OPP's Provincial Auto Theft Team (PATT) executed 24 search warrants and recovered more" than 40 pieces of machinery. Also seized were three restricted guns, including a fully automatic AK-47 assault rifle and two SKS military assault rifles, in pos- session of a Scugog man. Local search warrants were executed in July in Blackstock. Our Customers DI V/-T Rol) qo ge fe For Our Service ag [e leTeYoYe WM Y:-1E) professionals who have demonstrated their ability to not only sell General Motors cars and trucks, but also to achieve and maintain a high standard of customer satisfaction and product knowledge. This makes 9 years that Marilyn has qualified for this award and by doing so has shown the commitment and dedication it takes to be the best in her chosen profession. Drop by anytime and let Marilyn show you why at Philp Pontiac Buick Ltd. our people make the difference. PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 Sa guidelines must be followed. 2. False. Foods claiming to be "cholesterol-free" like potato chips may never have contained cholesterol in the first place but are still high in fat! Brian Norrish Mobile:905-985-8997 Mobile: 905-433-7351 22 yrs. Sales Experience 0 | YEARS Williamson Uxbridge Diane Richardson Mobile: 905-404-5254 14 yrs. Sales Experience 3. False. 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