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J -------- Judy Bond and her pet German Shepherd August. Her other Shepherd Tawna was shot by someone with a high-powered rifle last Friday morn- ing on the front lawn of their farm house near Nestleton. The Bonds have posted a $500 reward for any information about who was responsible for the death of the dog. SUNDAY & MONDAY | THANKSGIVING. | MENU 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - NO RESERVATIONS TAKEN Sg PL Je 3 Adee OAL Shed od BA "Cold Blooded Murder" PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 8, 1980 -- 3 Show dog shot by high powered rifle Mrs. Judy Bond and her husband Robert were shocked and saddened last Friday morning when their. German Shepherd pet Tawna was shot and killed by a high-powered rifle while playing on the front lawn of their farm house near Nes- tleton. The sadness has turned to anger as the Bonds this week - 'have posted a $500 reward for any information leading to the identity of the person who killed the pure-bred two year old dog. ""We just have no idea why this happened," a distraught Mrs. Bond told the Star on Monday norning. "We have no enemies. We have never had a complaint _ about our dogs in the two years we've lived at the farm. We are very nervous about this incident and so are our neighbours," she said. Mrs. Bond said the shoot- ing took place about 10:30 last Friday morning. Tawna and the other. family German Shepherd August were playing in the front yard at the house when Mrs. Bond went inside to ~ Correction A photo caption on page two in last week's issue of the Port Perry Star contained a typographical error. The caption should have read -- Ivan Hubbert, presi- dent of Hubway Construc- tion; and -Tedd Sims of Totten, Sims, Hubicki Ltd., Engineering consulting firm for Scugog Township. Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto were last Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Vic was taken to Port Perry Hospital in the afternoon and has been a patient since then. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer have a new grand- daughter, the second daugh- _ ter of Mr. and Mrs. David den Boer of Owen Sound. Lee Phillips of Shirley Road spent the weekend with his cousins, 'Richard and - Shawn Larocéque. Mr. and Mts. Lorne Phare of Oshawa were Sunday afternoon callers with George Kilpatrick. Come On Out to Something a Little Different! NIGHTCLUB NIGHT Catholic Church Hall - Port Perry SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th 'Roast Beef Candlelight Dinner' 'Variety Entertainment' 'Dancing to Irwin Smith' $35.00 per Couple - Reserved Tables HAPPY HOUR 6:30 - DINNER 7:30 - DANCING til 1 AM. Tickets at Williams' Arms, Pattersons of Port; Richard's Beauty Studio. answer the phone. "When I came back out about ten minutes later Tawna was lying dead on the porch, and August was try- ing to drag her into the house," said Mrs. Bond. The dog had been shot in the hind leg by a high-power- ed rifle. An autopsy per- formed by a Port Perry veterinarian confirmed that the dog died almost immediately from shock and that the wound was caused by a high-powered rifle, said Mrs. Bond. The shot apparently took place during the time Mrs. Bond was in the house answering the phone, but Mrs. Bond says she heard no gunfire during that time. Mrs. Bond said she sus- pects that the gunfire came from either Concession 7 which is about one-quarter mile from the house or from corn fields which are on both sides of the farm, but she is not certain. If the shot came from the Concession Road, it means that the line of fire was directly at the house, and that thought has Mrs. Bond and her neighbours very nervous. "We don't have children ourselves, but our neigh- By Charles Carroll & Ruby Lou LADIES SHOES By Celebrity - Tender Tootsies - Clarks LADIES COATS By Irving Poslun CHILDREN'S SHOES by Savage SLIPPERS . By Kaufman & Tender Tootsies bours do, and we are frigh- tened at the idea that some fool would fire a rifle so close to a house," she said. Mrs. Bond described Tawna as being very well trained, obedient and good with children. The dog was a second place finisher out of 150 competitors at a show recently in Ottawa. "We just can't understand this," said Mrs. Bond. It was cold-blooded mur- der. There just is no other way to describe it," she said. The family contacted Durham Region police who are carrying out an investi- gation. MEN'S OXFORDS Jarman - Leather Soles - Black or Brown $49.95 Men's Slippers .......... $12.95 Arrow Shirts.... $17.00- $19.00 Winter Jackets . . $39.95 - $75.00 Men's Florsheim Oxfords . $49.95 Men's Winter Boots $45.00 - $49.95 WALLPAPER STOCK PATTERNS A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as lllustrated.)