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sesdlay, February 11,1998 0 + WITHDOUG OLLIFFE Henshall's, a brand new clothing store for men and women on Queen St., opened on Valentine's Day. Pamela Henshall is the proud owner and she was on cloud nine Friday, with ear-to-ear smiles for all her customers and guests. Joel Aldred (left) of Scugog Island was Pamela's first cus- tomer -- he bought a Croyden trench coat (size 48!) and liked It 80 much, he wore it out the door! And Mayor Howard Hall paid a visit to cut the official red ribbon, with some help from Pamela and her | son Lindsay B Chocol hearts were given away as a memento to the occasion (deliclous!). If you haven't seen Henshall's, check out all the great clothes Pamela has ready for you! Bargoons in Brief (not briefs) You can still win a cel- lular phone at Port Perry Auto Glass. See pagel0. / EL] Made in the shade: 50 per cent off Levolor blinds at Homestead. See page 9. Lil] Save up to $100 on your next Zenith TV at Picture Perfect! It's a scratch and win game, and you're the winner! See page 3. | A A.C I ------------- I ---- et tlt $250 'worth of groceries from Dowson's | potu-morti And what do you have to spend to | win? Not a dime! 2iich! Zip! Nadal Hey, 1'd fove | ou more, but until next week, IT'S A SECRET! Hat | love secrets, Drives my wife crazy. $0 tune in next week, and i'll spill the b |} I in 1 to teil Ls Capture that winter smile forever with Sears Professional Colour Portrait Package. See 1 | pagers. "Dogg's | 70P TEN' List "Things you may find in Lake Scugog' 10. A Pete Rose baseball card. 9. An assortment of not-so- great Father's Day ties. 8. Three vans, two pick-up trucks, one snowmobile and a trike. 7. A Pocket Fisherman. 6. Enough deposit bottles to pay the national debt. 5. Enough spark plugs that if placed end to end would stretch from here to Yelverton. 4. The entire Milli Vanilli record collection. 3. Al Bundy's winning 649 lottery ticket. 2. Brian Mulroney's favourite 1. Election ballot boxes. Just ! {)] Intoday's Citizen: (Selected areas) 1. Canadian Tire Half price! Buy a Pro Series Socket/Wrench Pull st, 50-picces, SAE or Metric, comes in its Hungry dog? Here's areal deal. Dog's Favorite Choice dog food, 20 kg., only $9.99. Fido-approved! ing even easier! Check it out! Dangerous glass To the editor: THE GLASS TIRE. Have you priced a set of standard tires for your car lately. You should find they run for $100 up each plus installation and balancing. Now ask yourself to look -at the debris left on the roads after one of these fender benders, usually at intersec- tions, especially in the urban areas. This is not only a cost factor to yourself but safety to everyone. None of this plastic or glass is flat, all have curves or ridges and I have a strong premonition of read- ing about some youngster holding mother's hand waiting for the light to change when a car drives by and (PORT PERRY) Feb. 11, 09:52 False alarm, Rosa 8t., Port Perry. Feb. 11, 16:22 Shed fire, Jeffrey St., Prince Albert. Feb. 12, 16:30 Chimney fire, Marsh Hill Rd. Feb. 13, 05:42 Stove fire, Scugag Island Rd. Feb. 13, 10:49 False alarm, Old Simcoe Rd. Feb. 16, 4:43 Caesarea assist, call cancelled. SCUGOG HALL NO. 2 (CAESAREA) Feb. 15, 15:30 Car rollover, Hwy. 7A & 57 Call cancelled. flicks off the edge of the tirc a piece of debris hitting the child right in the eye. What are the facts? 1. Who is in charge of the acci- dent? I say the police. 2. The mess should be broom- swept clean at the time of the acci- dent witlPthe police flashing lights etc., giving the cleaning persons the maximum protection. 3. Who benefits from the acci- dent? Not the individuals involved, not the police, but the tow truck operators if required. You will usu- ally find a 10 or 15 dollar addition to the towing bill for cleaning up. wa is the answer? ATPut all tow truck owners and operators under Ontario Licensing like most of the building trades. I am not adding to bureaucracy of government because the system is already there and they will be charged an annual fee. Should they not comply with a common set of rules they lose their license. B. All tow trucks and police accident vehicles to carry a broom, shovel and container. C. If the tow truck is required he cleans up the mess, if not, the accident victims using the police equipment do the job. D. The sergeant in charge of this department should make spot checks to evaluate his men on the cleaning up. I have seen some ter- rible messgs left behind including such things as bumpers and wheels. I trust action will be taken to make people fulfill their obliga- tions. Happy motoring to you all. Albert E. Putsey, Caesarea. Thanks to Brian | Mulroney To the Editor: Thank you, Mr. Prime Minister. You have just dug the political grave of Ross Stevenson (MP Durham riding) . The New Democratic Party will see that he is properly buried in the next federal election. Roy Grierson. Port Perry. STABLES Pr h-8 2x ed AT GREYSTONE DURHAM POLO CLUB now playing 7:00 PM every SATURDAY at Greystone. Join us in the restaurant Licenced by s SNOWMOBILERS WELCOME 3 Shirley Road, J 985-1598 - HOURS - Wed., Thurs, Fri. 5:00.40 11:00 PM Sat. & Sun. 12 Noon to 11 PM Closed Mon. & Tues. We Serve Dinner to 11 PM and watch the game. LLBO 1