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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 14, 1995 - 5 JEFF MITCHELUPORT PERRY STAR Police report Rash of truck thefts hits township A number of Chevrolet and GMC trucks were sto- len in the area during the past week, according to Durham Regional Police. Here's a list of some of the stolen vehicle reports at 26 Division in Port Perry Monday morning: Q Sometime between midnight and 9 a.m. last Friday (Nov. 10) a 1991 Chev four by four was sto- len from a Balsam St. driveway, police said. It was recovered in the View Lake area the following day. 0 Sometime overnight, a 1988 GMC pick-up was stolen from Trewin Farm Equipment in Blackstock, police said. The timeframe being examined by police is sometime between 9 p.m. Nov. 6, and later the following day. a A 1991 Chev pick-up 'was stolen from an Old Simcoe Rd. home in Prince Albert sometime over- night Nov. 6 to 7. The own- er of the vehicle reported locking the truck and tak- ing keys with him before parking it around 5 p.m., police said. It was gone by 8 a.m. the next day. 0 Last Wednesday (Nov. 8) between midnight and 7 a.m. a 1989 Chev pick-up was stolen from Union Ave., police said. It was re- covered on the 3rd Line east of Oshawa Rd. There was damage to the run- ning board and the seats had been slashed, police said. Curiously, all of the trucks involved in Mon- day's report were blue. Homes are hit Thieves ransacked a Scugog Island home be- fore making off with sever- al items, police said. The home. on Ma Brown's Rd. was entered sometime between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. last Wednes- day (Nov. 8) through a basement window, police said. Thieves ransacked the home and made off with jewelry, a CD player, VCR, and some rolled coins. a Last Thursday (Nov. 9) someone broke into the garage at a home on Ridgeview Dr. and stole a snowblower worth $1,100, and a 10-horse boat motor worth $1,000. 0 And witnesses report- ed seeing pick-up trucks going into the driveway of a home east of Cadmus that was robbed last Tues- day (Nov. 7). Police said the Edgerton Rd. home was entered by way of a rear door, and thieves made off with a tel- evision, VCR, and Ninten- do equipment worth more than $1,000. Police are pursuing in- formation given them by neighbors. Trailer found A conservation officer keeping an eye on deer hunters stumbled across a stolen trailer in the woods in the south end of the township last week. 7, WA ~ HAUGEN'S CHICKEN BB() £ 2 Hwy 12 at 7A, Manchester is proud to announce their CLOSING SPECIALS * Pre-cooked, freshly, frozen, chickens $9.00 (tax incl.) (2 days advance notice 985-2402) * Draws for Christmas cakes in tins use your Haugen receipt as a ballot - 10 cakes will be drawn or Mon. Nov. 27 CLOSING FOR SEASON Dec. 3 at 8pm I November 10% OFF ALL PRINTED MERCHANDISE * address labels © letterhead and envelopes * stamps (rubber & self-inking) * invitations * business cards (except thrifty cards) GREAT CHRISTMAS pecial IDEAS offer expires Nov. 30/95 Police said the officer was on patrol in a wooded area off the East Quarter Line of Cartwright be- tween Byers and Boun- dary Rd. last Tuesday (Nov. 7) when he came across the trailer, which was stolen sometime earli- er from Courtice. 4 87.8593 21 eo) dod HI THIS NEWSPAPER A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: Mary Lou Carnochan celebrated 25 years of employment with Port Perry's Royal Bank this past Tuesday (Nov. 7). The Assistant Service Representative was given the Royal treatment -- with a crown to wear at work during the day, and a night out with her col- leagues after the day's business was done. Mrs. Carnochan started working for the Royal on March 13, 1967, and worked full-time for four years until her children came along, then switched to part- time. E All A ed IL : Come to the Kinsmen Art Auction Thursday, November 23. Choose from over 160 limited edition prints, original watercolours and collectables for a special gift, to decorate your office with or to add to your collection. All proceeds to the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Preview at 5:30 p.m. and Auction at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, November 23, 1995. UXBRIDGE MUSIC HALL 16 Main Street South, Uxbridge 1.72% Province of Ontario Coupon Provincially Guaranteed Maturing Sept. 19, 2002* I am looking for a Government Guaranteed Investment with a m higher rate of return than a GIC. Is there such an investment? YES! Zero coupon bonds when held to maturity provide investors with a higher return than those offered by traditional investment vehicles (GICs) without sacrificing any of the security offered by Marilyn Goodhand, CIM Independent Investment Advisor Government Guarantees. Tyr. 3yr. oyr. GICs 5.50% 6.125% 6.75% Gov't Backed Bonds 5.92% 6.55% 71.31% For complimentary information on how to maximize your investment return call: FORTUNE Marilyn Goodhand 1-800-252-8565 FINANCIAL Whitby: 665-1651 "Rates are subject to change < availability". EE Eo oo SOS LIE ILIKE RS RR RRR OR OOOO OEDOOOEOOON ured