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teenth J --e-- Police looking for three youths Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in identifying three youths who were involved in the theft of VHS Tapes from A&A Records at the Oshawa Centre and then escaping from officers after being arrested. On January 17th at about 4:30 two police officers saw three youths in the A&A Record Store. One of the youths was seen to put two VHS tapes under his jacket. All three youths then left the store. The thief was apprehended in the mall but started to struggle with the officers. Another suspect was also arrested and the third youth came to his friend's assistance. As the result of this altercation all three youths managed to escape. One officer suffered in- juries to his knee in the scuffle. The youths are described as: 1) White male, 18-20 years, 5'10"', medium build, dark brown hair. In the struggle this suspect left behind his Sunice Ski jacket, blue, white and pink in colour and his black and grey Raiders ball cap. 2) white male, 17-20 years, 5°11", medium build, dark hair, El i Pine Ridge Garden Club to meet on March 5 by Shirley Love On March 5, Pine Ridge Garden Club will hold their 1st meeting for 1991, with a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. To most, the Robin is the Harb- inger of Spring, but I like to think, that when the Garden Club start their meetings off in March, Spring is on its way. Our guest speaker for the even- ing will be Mr. Gordon Wick, a very noted Horticulturist, who will speak on the various ways of planting annuals & new varieties. The monthly competition will be "Blarney Stone' on all green arrangement & for the juniors "St. Patricks Day" an all green arrangement also. A bus trip is planned for March 14 to visit the 2nd Annual Spring International Home & Garden Show at the International Centre, Airport Rd., Toronto. Cost of tickets for both the bus & admis- sion is $15.00. Non-members $19.00. Tickets will be available at the March meeting or at Lizylou Colour Craft, Queen St., Port Perry. This show will feature over 500 exhibits, Hobby & Leisure Gardens, Tropical Rain Forests, Waterfalls and different variety of flowers. We will leave the show at 4 p.m. for browsing and supper at the large Woodbine Mall. Being a Horticultural Society, The Garden Club, with the en- vironment and recycling in mind, ask that you bring your own dishes and cutlery to the pot luck supper and also "Lug a Mug." At our March meeting, memberships are renewed or new ones taken out, cost is $4.00 year- ly single or $6.00 family. For more information re the Senior Garden Club or bus trips call Shirley Love 986-5330 or Kathleen Petrie at 986-4771 for the juniors. Please join us at 6:30 p.m. at the Nestleton Hall. All are welcome. black coat and black baseball cap. 3) White male, 17-20 years, 190 Ibs, 6', light complexion, blonde hair (brush cut), creme coloured ball cap and ski jacket. Have you any idea who these youths were? Have you heard who it might have been? Do you know anyone who has lost his jacket or hat? If so, you can call crime Stop- pers. You'll never have to give your name or appear in court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS. Long distance call collect. Cash rewards up to $1,000 are offered. Prince Albert news A smaller group attended the weekly euchre due to the stormy weather. The winners for the evening - Doris Hill, Clara Whit- ter, Georgina McLaughlin, Jim Redman, George Harper, Mary Williamson. Lucky Draws - Harry Hil, Richard Manns, Merle St. John. The couples club invite any couples to an evening of Court Whist at the Prince Albert Com- munity Center on Saturday even- Free Pickup COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY rreo totmates 100-328-1156 ing, February 23 at 8:15. The couples club have several gather- ings a year. If you are new in the village and would like to make some new friends plan to attend. On Sunday, in celebration of the 125th anniversary of Prince Albert United Church, two senior members Florance Smith and Sylvia Lindsay honoured for their many years of service. The an- niversary committee are plann- ing to have a special Sunday once a month for the coming year. 'DONNA ANDERSON Financial and Business Planning Corporations - Farms - Small Business Income Tax Planning and Preparation PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 19, 1991 -- 13 T&C ) LIMOUSINE SERVICE specializing in AIRPORT SERVICE BUSINESS TRIPS PLEASURE TRIPS WEDDINGS CORPORATE ACCOUNTS SPECIAL OCCASIONS 0) {[e]: Evenings Call Collect 2:3 20d Lo BEES (+17) 357-2570 ) Stonemopyr Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. offers a Child Enrichment Programme. Limited openings in most age groups, 18 mths. to 5 yrs. Full and part Time Openings Available For further information call veo 985-0800 - - - - Director: va: John Lukianchuk A CY y- Producer: | John H. Foote 1 Produced in Cooperation with Samael Fresh in + 3 "Feb. 21, 22, *23, 28; Mar. 1, *2 at 8 PM * Cabaret Style Performances with Liquor Permit TOWN HALL 1873, Port Perry Tickets at Irwin Smith Music - 9.00 . 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