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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" + Suspects in Borelia assault back in court By Chris Hall Port Perry Star The seven local men charged after allegedly threatening a Port Perry man with a baseball bat will appear in court next week. Staff-Sgt Mike Ewles, a Durham Regional Police officer at Port Perry's 26 Division sta- tion, said last week that the men will make an appearance in an Oshawa court June 29. The men were arrest- ed May 30. It is alleged they went to a Borelia Crescent home wielding a bat, apparently seek- ing vengeance for having been chased out of the neighbourhood the pre- vious day. Police say the con- frontation began the night before, when a car- load of young men who had been breaking bot- tles and making noise were told to leave the Borelia housing complex by a resident. On May 30, around 2:30 p.m., a group of seven men returned with a bat and called for the resident to come outside, said police. The man told his wife to call police, and then went outside. One of the suspects took the bat and came close to the man, attempting to goad him into a confrontation, police say. The rest of the group engaged in a similar threatening manner before leaving the area, police say. At approximately 8 p.m. that evening, offi- cers pulled over a pick- up truck on Old Simcoe Rd. in Port Perry and arrested the driver in connection with the inci- dent. A second suspect -- who was found in a tree -- was arrested at anoth- er address, said police. The five other sus- pects were either appre- hended by police officers or turned themselves in. Charged with uttering threats, assault, crimi- nal harassment, and possession of an offen- sive weapon are William Raymond Zaparanuik, 22; Daniel Petronijevic, 18; James Edward Wells, 21; Stephen Joseph Ball, 20; Craig Douglas Rowntree, 24; Shane Savage, 18; and Casey Michael Vanschagen. The Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry eAuditionse®e for ON GOLDEN POND by ERNEST THOMPSON (Production dates - October 21 - 30, 1999) Casting Dates - Thursday, June 24 Sunday, June 27 7:30 PM Town Hall 1873 Port Perry 2 Female Roles x x 4 Male Roles Production help also needed [or more information call: (905) 985-0579 Ruth Smith (905) 473 - 1977 Dave Ellis RIDE FOR SIGHT: More than 25 area bikers joined in on the local Ride For Sight last Saturday morn- ing, which kicked off after a breakfast at Sled Heads 'and Soft Tails here in Port Perry. The ride, which Breaking news? Call The Star first at 985-7383 PORT PER ~ PERIODONTIST HB INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED I EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE (WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES) I DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP - PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED EM SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 085-8459 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY HOSPITAL) ® GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE LATLOM Associates Inc. DRIVER TRAINING CENTRE Port Perry, Ontario 0.4 E018) NID NJ VANISH 11 (Wednesday & Thursday Nights 6 - 9:10pm) 4 DAY COURSE AUGUST 9, 16, 23, 30 00] | I. Register Now 985-4547 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR took participants to Collingwood for a weekend of entertainment, celebrated its 20th anniversary across the province this year. It raises money for research on degenerative eye diseases. Dr. Workman with staff members Paula and Kara TO Dr. Darryl Workman 189 North St., Port Perry (formerly Winchester Arms) 1S NOW OPEN! GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 25 e OCALA WINERY WINE SAMPLING e BROWN COUCH COFFEE e FOOD TRAYS TO NIBBLE ON FREE DRAWS on Nikon & Maui Jim Sunglasses! Reps from Hilfiger & Maw Jim will be displaying the latest designs Dr. Darryl Workman OPTOMETRIST 189 North St., Port Perry = ons 1361