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Port Perry Weekend Star, 4 Feb 2000, p. 2

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2000 2 - PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" oo I, of; | 335 3:{1]: {ef 3: E LOVERS SPECIAL 2 Single Cheeseburgers * 2a 2 Double Cheese Burgers $3, " Expires Feb. 29, 2000 1881 Scugog St., Port Perry S STORE WIDE [ili A wilpSesignel lp a ke a liso dees 1 .-It's a good investment. If's practical. And it goes anywhere. . All table lamps 10% to 407% Highland House our very best upholstered Sfurniture bos 10% custom 30% oo els 15% Pennsylvania ttlement House Shops ' 183 Queen 3 . Port Pe oy NRA NF ALN Wate FA ; 2S Ae i Police issue alert over 'dangerous' parolee The Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in locating a danger- - ous parole violator who is also wanted on a warrant for break and enter. Lee Chapelle, 32, was paroled from Beaver Creek in October of 1999 after serv- ing time for a number of offences including possession of a restricted weapon. He was to have moved to the Belleville area. He never reported there and a war- rant for violation of his parole was issued. He is how thought to be in the Durham or Peterborough area and is also wanted on a warrant for a break and enter in Durham Region. The wanted man's full name is old Lee Steven Chapelle. He is described as male white, 6' 3" (191 cm.) tall, 220 Ib. (99 kg.) in weight, hazel coloured eyes, with short brown hair or a shaved head, possibly wearing a goatee. He has a number of tattoos described as a black panther head on his upper right arm and guns, roses, and a skull on his left arm. He also has a scar on his upper lip. He should be considered armed and dangerous and should Lee Chapelle not be approached. Anyone with information about this individual is asked to call the Durham Regional Police Service at (905) 597-1520, or Crime Stoppers at (905) 436-TIPS. Snowboards stolen during house party Thieves made off with two snow- boards worth almost $1,000 while attending a house party in Uxbridge recently. Durham Police were called to a Brock St. West residence around 12:30 a.m. on Jan. 23 after it was noticed that two snow- boards were missing. The youth invited approximately 25 people over to the house while his par- ents were away, say police. | It was later in the evening that it was discovered that a $275 snowboard belonging to the resident and a $700 snowboard belonging to his friend were - missing. a » yf il us: port.perry.st EITLEMEN JH-0-U-5-C IT) Salbdion 824 of . off .- Colorshop solid birch Canadian made Kitchen & Dining Furniture Available in 14 colors 20% Bistro - our clas- sic white restau- rant quality porcelain din- nerware (shipment arrives mid- February) 15% Grove Park Arts and Crafts Living and Dining Room -Groupings by Bassett BR, a

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