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en am dated Lh adit Aa LAA ab aah oil I a Sm Cae "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1994 - 13 A St. Bernard dog turned out to be his master's best friend during an altercation last Tuesday night in Caesarea. Durham Regional Police said a man was jogging with his dog on Regional Rd. 567 near Williams Point Rd. around 7 p.m. Sept. 23 when he was confronted by a pit bull he had encountered before ran at him. The man kicked the dog and the two tangled until the man's St. Bernard jumped in and took on the other dog, said police. The incident has been referred to Uxbridge Scugog animal control. House robbed A house in Seagrave was cleaned out by thieves who hit during the daytime, police reported this week. Sometime between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. last Tuesday (Sept. 13) someone backed a truck up to the house on River St. and made off with $4,000 worth of property, police said. A neighbor noticed a green older-model pick-up in the driveway, police said. Power tools, household appliances and other items were stolen from the home. Police reported the theft of two handguns from a McKee Rd. residence sometime around Sept. 165; few details were available. Sept. 11 in Blackstock a man reported his backyard shed had been broken into for the second time in three days. Police said a fish finder, cross bow and chainsaw were stolen. Value was $800. And sometime during the weekend, Sept. 11 to 13, a number of power tools valued at around $1,500 were stolen from a shed on Lakeview in Caesarea, police said. Vandals on spree A Craig Rd. couple were lucky to escape with minor in juries after someone tossed a brick at their car early Saturday. Police said the two were travelling west on Reach St. just past the industrial park in Jogger's St. Bernard and pit bull tangle in Caesarea Port Perry around 1:55 a.m. Sept. 17 when someone in an approaching vehicle tossed a concrete brick at them. The brick smashed the windshield and sent glass flying at the car's occupants, who sustained minor cuts, said police. The incident was one of several over the weekend, during which cars had windows smashed -- often with beer bottles -- and other damage done. The damage was most concentrated in Port Perry's Apple Valley area, where several vehicles were hit, police said. Glass smashed A drunk smashed a convenience store window then stuck around to make a purchase during the weekend. Police said a man who appeared to be drunk walked into a Becker's milk store on Hwy 7A in Port Perry just before midnight Sept. 11 and smashed out a pane of glass with his fist. Before leaving he walked to the counter and bought something, police said. Police added the man was "highly intoxicated". Car trashed A car stolen from Oshawa was found last week in the east end of Scugog Township after it had been trashed, police said. The vehicle was found on Battery Rd. at the east end of Russel with its wheels ° removed and the back window smashed. Police recovered the vehicle last Wednesday (Sept. 14). On Friday (Sept. 16) a Dodge Spirit was reported stolen from a Blackstock home. And a '91 Chev pick-up was stolen from Queen St. in Port Perry sometime overnight Sept. 11, police said. Police also reported that an officer charged a young offender last Tuesday (Sept.13) after spotting a car with stolen licence plates near Port Perry High School. G.I.C. FIVE YEAR DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry L9L1B7 Guaranteed Investment Certificates (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) PHONE 985-8416 Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen St., Port t Pony es 985-0800 Full time & -- time s avalisle e Hours 6: 30am to 6: 6:00pm VVYVVVVVVVVVVY AAAAAAAAAAAA "Building today, your dreams for tomorrow" URANJO ONTRACTING e Custom Built Homes e Additions e Renovations ===] PortPerry - (905 985-7287 - John VanBelle a Cover Me Beautiful eo Custom Upholstery 235 Queen St., Port Perry SPORTING GOODS STORE OWNER MURDERED Roger Pardy's death must not be in vain. Roger's death will always stand as proof that gun control is not the answer to our crime problems. Crime Control is the only thing that will work. Criminals do not legally buy or register guns. Therefore no amount of legislation will have an effect on the career criminal. If the criminals can not steal guns from stores or private citizens, they will start to murder policemen & women for their guns. a "CRIME CONTROL NOT GUN CONTROL" Thursday September 22, 1994. Let's all go to Ottawa to get the message through loud and clear. We must go for all the victims of senseless violence. EASTWAY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC. 835 WESTNEY RD. SOUTH, UNIT 1, AJAX, ONTAIRO L1S 3M4