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RANA Shaan an me dL | 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 8, 2000 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Two hurt ir in trol of her vehicle and 1 collided with a snow- plow. Paramedics and We Wish To Thank Our Friends, Customers & Staff FOR FILLING THE LAST FOUR YEARS WITH GREAT MEMORIES OF PORT PERRY! Dave, Simone, Hannah & Lane Deplaedt [od WANS] 9 \ [0 I 5 that we will be closed for inventory at noon Tuesday, February 8th. Re-opening at 8 am. Thursday, February 10th/2000 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is actively seeking volunteers to help with Summerfest at the _ Port Perry Fairgrounds July 6-9 /2000 Please call 985-4971 to volunteer Together, we can make it happen! Location: Durham Rd. 57 6km south of 7A, Blackstock (905) 986-4437 , OFF Mi Ne & 2 Glov es a ID SEASON SALE Canine unit tracks down teenaged robbery suspects Durham Regional Police have charged two young offenders in con- nection with an attempt- ed armed robbery at the Prince Albert General Store last week. As a result of their investigation, officers have charged two Prince Albert teens, aged 15 and 17. It is alleged they demanded cash from an employee at knife-point shortly after 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 3. Police say a male wear- ing a jacket and balaclava went up to the counter at the King St. store and attempted to purchase a pack of cigarettes. The employee asked for iden- tification and the teen got upset, say police. A second suspect, also wearing a balaclava, approached the counter, pulled out a knife, and demanded cash, police say. The employee refused to comply and the sus- pects ran out of the store, heading east on King St. Police were called to the store where they took a statement from the employee. A canine unit was called to the scene and, after police located a plaid jacket, ski mask and toque in the snow, led officers to a nearby home. Police had a discussion with two 14-year-old males at the house and then turned the case over to detectives. As a result of their investigation, officers asked a 17-year-old Prince Albert male to attend the Port Perry sta- tion. He arrived at the station shortly before | p.m. on Feb. 5, and was arrested and charged. From that interview, police were able to iden- tify a second suspect and visited his home around 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 5, where he was arrested. Durham Police have charged the suspects with one count of robbery, one count of wearing a dis- guise with intent, and possession of dangerous weapons each. Both were held for a bail hearing, which was scheduled to be held yesterday in Oshawa. port.perry.star @ sympatico.ca Port Perry's Centre for the Performing Arts Presents LINDO' AND HER TRIO Featured on CBC' Saturday, February 12th, 8 pm. Tickets $25. each Available Now at JAYSON CALLAN MUSIC 174 Mary St., Port Perry (905) 985.2635 'Replacing Molly Johnson on Subscription series LISA Vinyl Cafe"