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Vol. 133 No. 34 cory 75¢ (70¢+ 5¢ CST) Hells Angels attend party at Caesarea By Rik Davie Special to the Star Police were out in force to greet bikers -- including as many as 40 Hells Angels -- as they arrived for the annual Para-Dice Riders' party in Caesarea over the weekend. Police intelligence units tracked 30 or so Angels as they made a brief stop in Port Perry last week. The riders then moved on to the Niagara region, but returned as expected on Friday afternoon. The Angels, from chapters in Quebec and Nova Scotia, booked nearly all the rooms in the Railroad House Motel. They were followed closely by members of the Quebec anti-biker task force, the Ontario Special Squad, Durham Region Intelligence Unit officers and members of several other units charged with keeping tabs on clubs considered to be outlaw bikers -- and the wait began. Officers from the combined task force set up sur- veillance across the street from the motel, and road- ~~ blocks were set up at the only two roads leading into Caesarea. Police helicopters and canine units were also on hand. ' Police laid about 30 charges including various Highway Traffic Act and insurance infractions, as well as one criminal charge. Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Mike Ewles, spokesman for the law enforcement units at the roadblock, said that the annual party has been of interest to police since it began seven years ago. "We are always interested in the movements of outlaw motorcycle clubs of this type in Ontario," Sgt. Ewles said. "However this year is of particular inter- est to us with the arrival of Hells Angels." Please turn to page 2 Relatives weep as man found guilty By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Almost three years after a horrible crash took the lives of two people just outside of Port Perry, a Superior Court jury has found a Scugog Island man 28 Pages Da Tt . guilty of their deaths. : : J.PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Relieved relatives of the victims wept in a Whitby LOOK-ALIKES - The ever popular Festival Days Mutt Show took place in Palmer Park Saturday morn- court room last Thursday evening after the 12 jury ing with dozens of dogs entered in categories to determine "The Longest Tail," "The Best Trick", "Most members found Gordon Brooks, 38, guilty of all nine Obedient" and many more. Donovan Ashton, 2, of Port Perry and his dog "Dakota" were winners in the charges in the October 1996 deaths of Pickering's class for "Owner Which Most Resembles Its Dog". Here Donovan, with his painted-on black nose and Brian Fensom and his aunt, June Humphrey. whiskers, shows off his first-place ribbon, with his mom, Meredith. After more than seven hours of deliberations, the Please turn to page 18 nursery perennicils, : e3TaIVTe [EM Tela Te Ta To Ho Je [ICICI \ spikes, new guineas, (o [=] Lo a1 [V] 0s EMAVAVER SRVITLT=YS CANADIAN TIRE Port Perry Plaza HN US NR RYT FE EE 1TTRTRNROITTSTS