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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 20, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Murder's on the menu for school dinner Tickets are still avail- able for the Murder Mystery Dinner, which will be held tomorrow night in an effort to raise funds for the Scugog Memorial Library. . The dinner, which begins at 6 p.m., will be held at the Port Perry High School cafeteria. Items on the menu include soup, caesar salad, rice, vegeta- bles, and chicken cordon bleu as well as sparkling apple juice supplied by Ocala Winery. Tickets, which sell for $10 each, are available at the school, Pizza Delight, and Hank's Pastries. All money raised from the event will be given to the Scugog Memorial Library. € CR J Cady 1 Guan yl re TL Pe Nr hs $A adh re & GEE Ie Forkets TU A The fundraiser is part of the curriculum in the OAC Business Administration class taught by Dave Robinson at the Port Perry High School. Tickets can still be purchased for Wednesday (April 21) night's Murder Mystery Dinner at the PPHS cafeteria. The event is a fundraiser for the CLASSIC ALUMINUM 985-0075 | LAR FIRRENS 0 § B44 1 alable Showroom: GON anedward Dr. Lire s7 Port Pern hit! ® 80 Water St., Port Perry *Free Delivery in a Limited Area CHRIS HALUPORT PERRY STAR Scugog Library. Putting on the dinner are, from left, Nick Pelyk, Jackie Thorn, Kimberley Coates (sitting), Tammi Hobbs, and Dave Gainey. Two charged after scuffle with police A pair of Sunderland- area brothers were ticket- ed for being intoxicated in a public place after a brief scuffle in an area parking lot last weekend. Durham Regional Police report that around 1:15 a.m. a fight broke out between two men in front of Trader Sam's Tavern on Scugog St. Two officers were in the area and responded to the scene where they wit- nessed two fighting. They pulled the two apart, but the pair con- tinued to taunt one anoth- er into another fight, police say. One male was asked to leave twice and was final- ly arrested after he refused. The second man was also asked to leave and was later arrested when he did not comply with the officers' orders. Two Sunderland-area brothers, aged 20 and 18, were taken by cruiser to 17 Division in Oshawa where they were given liquor tickets for being intoxicated in a public place. 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The board, along with representatives from Port Perry's 26 Division station, met in-camera for more than an hour before making the 'announcement. This is the second time an announcement on the new station for Scugog, Uxbridge, and Brock has been delayed. Six bids promoting eight different sites for 'the new station were accepted by the service by the Feb. 15 deadline. The service was to make a recommendation to the Police Services Board on March 18, and a proposal was to be brought before regional council on April 7. The delay in the announcement allows officials more time to look over the proposals, an important aspect in making the right deci- sion, says 26 Division Inspector Chuck Mercier. "Anytime you spend another two. this kind of money you want to take a look at everything and make sure you make the right choice," said Insp. Mercier last Thursday afternoon, refusing to release the estimated costs for the project. "We're looking at the whole package because sometimes things change when you get answers to some ques- tions, and you may want to look at other options. We just don't want to shut the door on any of our options." All the bids received were solid ones, he added. "All of the bids have their strengths and weaknesses. It's up to" us to decipher which one will be best for everyone," said Insp. Mercier. "We're not going to make a decision in haste." Durham Regional Police in 26 Division have outgrown their current station -- locat- ed on Old Simcoe Rd., just north of Reach Rd. -- and are now seeking to construct a building of 10,000 to 15,000 square feet for close to 60 staff. Proposals were accepted for property anywhere within a 10- km radius of the inter- section of Regional Rd. 8 (Reach St.) and Hwy. 12. fad Arena & Old Town Hall Blackstock Rec Hall, FOR RENT The ice is out. Think broomball & roller blading. Our pad is available for $25.00 per hour for your sporting events. 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