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ae "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 6, 1995 -5 Vandals topple stones at Pine Grove Cemetery JEFF MITCHELU/PORT PERRY STAR WAYNE McCULLY, custodian at Pine Grove Cemetery in Prince Albert, checks out some of the damage caused by vandals over the weekend. The stone he's examining dates to 1869, and can't be remounted, so will have to be set in the ground. Four other stones were damaged. Women are sought for survey Women, 35 years of age and older, can participate in a study of women's health issues. Nurses in the Durham Region Health Department are conducting the study to as- sist them in planning pro- grams for adult women. The study will require that participants receive some health information by mail. A brief telephone survey regarding this in- formation will be conduct- ed soon after receiving the information and again in the fall. Women interested in joining the study should call Linda or Tracy at the Health Department (905) 723-8521 or (905) 686- 2740 (Toronto Line) exten- sion 2125. The deadline for participation is June 30, 1995. FUN WAY TO Sind =D YOUR DAY KARATE BD J.\ § 07:1)! U)(=12][0]e]= NIVIA GCEY/ PORT PERRY JULY 10-14 PORT PERRY AUGUST 21-25 WEEK ONE WEEK TWO WEEK THREE Each session must have a minimum of 10 registered participants In order to run. Le Tdal lal ER (eI (cs allale MAY i(-TaploTo Te RR (TATA ad [ao RM WoL La EX LSE (ON [NA (eR A 21107:N Ae HON: Way MR (eX: HOI No N41 § CI HR CR PA TiS FEES: $65.00 + GST PER WEEK Registration will close June 30, 1995 NY BUSHIp,, 985-0205 ¢ Port Perry & t 852-3093 ¢ Uxbridge 3 oS: z [o13TeTAT RR (ole Fe \A {ode 19] oTol[a} {a0 101 MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star Pine Grove Cemetery board members were dis- mayed Monday morning to discover that several head stones -- some of them dating back to the 1860's -- had been dam- aged by vandals. Cemetery custodian Wayne McCully discov- ered one huge stone tipped off its base Friday morning, and four more in the older part of the Prince Albert graveyard Monday morning. Those stones were snapped off at the base and will not be put up again, he said. "They can't replace them," he said. "They're broken off at the bottom. "I'll have to put them (flat) on the ground, because there' no room for us to put them in the cement base." Durham Regional Police were at the ceme- tery Monday morning, but there's little they can do. Vandals struck during the night sometime over the weekend, and left no trace except the damaged stones. Vandalism is an annu- al event at the cemetery, worse some years than others. There's no direct cost to the board, which has a fund for mainte- CLEAROUT PRICES! (= 9.9%* financing available on 1992 vehicles and newer. Terms up to 60 months. OAC. No payments for 90 days with 9.9% financing and approved credit. Limited time offer. nance and contingencies, but the impact on families -- and other people who care about the cemetery - - is huge, said board pres- ident Earle Geer. "Cemetery property to me is sacred," he said Monday morning while surveying the damage. "What can you say? You just hope it doesn't get to the point we've had on a couple occasions." He said there's little that can be done to beef up security at the Jeffery St. cemetery, which has no gates and is open to the pu blic at all times. Dor' t Ms | Saturday, June 17 7am to 7pm 10% - 70% off excluding selected upholstered furniture 183 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8234 *1,000,000, 00 NT NEW & USED > & TRUCK INVENTORY BEING OFFERED AT /pm To wile pny £ BREIL, PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 "Serving Port Perry & Durham Region since 1976" el ET TT rr ee He Be i Ts Tee ae BE i TR