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Police warn public of prize scam The Ontario Provincial Police is warning the public to beware of a misleading advertising circular that promises major prizes, but doesn't deliver them. The circular, orginiating from a company in Vancouver, B.C., was sent to a number of local businesses in the North Bay area, and indicates that the recipient is an automatic winner of a car, a trip or a cash award. Therecipient is asked to call the company to confirm receipt of the certificate, and is then asked to send money to cover the cost of shipping. The "prize" is ap- parently never received. Court date set for 17 yr. old charged with death of man A 17-year old Uxbridge youth will appear in Ajax Pro- vincial Court October on three charges stemming from an acci- dent August 20 that claimed the life of a Toronto man and sent his fiance to hospital with seri- ous injuries. The 17-year old, who can- not be identifed because he is a Youthful Offender has been - . charged by Regional Police with { criminal negligence causing; ! death, - criminal négligence causing inj and exceeding .08 blood/alcohol. > Charles A. Rundle, 40 of Toronto, lost his life in the acci- dent. He and his fiance, Carol ' Evans, also from Toronto, were returning home from an en- gagement party ir Cannington. They were to be married in Sep- tember. : The accident took place shortly after midnight at the in- tersection of Concession Six, Uxbridge and Durham Road 11. Pony club wins East Canada title The five rider team from the Durham Pony Club won the Eastern Canadian Shanwsion, ship August 21 at th in Toronto. - The Durham team will now go on to compete for the Canadi- an Cup to be held during the Royal Winter Fair. There were three teams ooifuting for the Eastern Ca- nadian award and the Durham Club just edged out a team from the wa Valley area. Cale- don Pony Club from Guelph was the entry. The members of the cham- pionship Durham Pony Club are Keith Reid of Blackstock, Dana Codlin, Tanya Dervert, Vickie and Heather Robinson, all from the Brooklin area. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 29, 1989 -- 11 Change of Ownership - D.J. TAYLOR INSURANCE - BROKERS LTD. is pleased to announce the purchase of R.J. FRALICK INSURANCE AGENCY * * * Mr. Fralick is retiring after 22 years in the insurance business and is very pleased to have D. J. TAYLOR INSURANCE continue to serve his many clients and friends. The statt of D. J. Taylor Insurance Brokers Ltd., from left back, Peggy Taylor, Broker; Sandra Taylor, Broker/Owner; Joanne Lee, Broker/Office Manager; Sandi Little, Broker and Wendy Stephenson, Broker. Seated in front, Jerry Taylor, Broker/Owner. DJ TAYLO INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. Box 1479, 169 North St. Place, Port Perry, Ont. LOB 1NO 985-8416 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS