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S-- 2 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 7, 1985 Former township man pleads suilty A former Scugog Township resident has pleaded guilty to 42 charges of break, enter and theft, and has been sentenced 23 months to in prison, ) The charges against Thomas William Rochford, 28, were laid jointly by Durham Region Police and the 'Peterborough OPP. Rochford, a former resident of Scugog Island, pleaded guilty to the charges in provincial court in Peterborough on May 2, A spokesman for Durham Regional Police said 30 of the 42 charges related to crimes in' Durham, ° including break and enters at the Scugog Arepa, Dagmar Ski Resort, cottages at Sunset Beach and at the Tick Tock Restaurant, north of Greenbank over the past three years. The other 12 charges related to similar crimes in the Peterborough area. Rochford was ar- rested March 26 in Peterborough. 'Items stolen in the break-ins included a micro wave oven, stereo equipment, tools and out- 'board motors. Police say two Oshawa residents are now facing charges of possessing stolen property and fur- ther charges may be laid after completion of an on-going investigation. Boat races OK'd Va (From page 1) from Labatt's. In addition to the races, there would be a series of activities in the park geared to members of the entire family, and he expressed hope that the event would attract sufficient numbers of visitors to the communi- ty to provide a substan- tial spin-off to business establishments in Port Perry and area. He said that organizers would assure the municipality that such things as security, snow fencing, clean-up and any damages would not be a liability on the Township. ' And he added that hopefully, the power boat races on Labour Day weekend in Port Perry can become an annual event, "to serve as a kind of grand finale to the summer."' Flood policy gets changed A ten year old policy has been changed by Scugog Township council to allow the local fire department to pump out flooded basements, if the flooding poses a serious threat to life or property. The policy change will allow the department to pump basements under certain conditions if the Fire Chief, works superintendent, 'Avoid the crunch ... come out for brunch' from 11 am. to 3 p.m. A CHOICE OF EXCELLENT FOODS: ® 1) Quiche Lorraine 2) Steak and Eggs . 3) Eggs Benedict 4) Pancakes with Ham or Bacon includes juice, coffee or tea. See our Mother's Day Dinner ad in this paper EMIEL"S PLACE "Restaurant & Dining Lounge Queen St., Port Perry - 9865-2066 Township administrator or mayor agree that the flooding presents a serious threat. The old policy which forbid the fire depart- "ment to pump basements had been on the Township books since 1975. . The change in the policy, which was ap- proved Monday by the Township council, came about partly after a serious situation earlier this spring in which the basement of a home on Bigelow St. was hit with several feet of water, threatening both the fur- nace and electrical panel. The policy change deals with emergency cases and the depart ment will continue not pumping out basements where there is just a small amount of water. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you! PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985.7383 nk Jonsered For you, the part-time user, who insists upon a power-to-weight ratio above the average. Come in, see it, and convince yourself! Bassett"s Small Engines SEAGRAVE 885-8877 Luke's Country Store and MOTHERS DAY ...... Go hand in hand! Gift giving from Luke's has become a tradi- tion on Mother's Day. Give Mom a gift from our selection of quality reasonably priced New Exciting Assortment of PLACE MATS $3.98 - $7.98 Matching Chair Pads & Rocking Chair - Cushion Sets New Stock Arriving Daily! See our excellent selection of PICTURE FRAMES & ACCENT DECORATOR ITEMS Friendly Service ... Gifts Galore ... You'll find them both at Luke's Country Store. AGE MARRBEE 01,0 ' -- UNIQUE GIFTS -- 207 QUEEN STREET - 985-3011 PORT PERRY g