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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 1,1008 = , @ oMiélestores rd > Scott and Laura Arculus married on October 6, 1995 Fort St. John, B.C. Congratulations on your 1st Anniversary | Welcome home to Cochrane Street, Love from Mom & Dad, Bruce, Charlotte and Jeremy. H BIRTHDAY LORDY LORDY Look Who's 40 on October 4th wish Keith Weishuhn a Happy Birthday Love from Louise & Melissa Happy 18th whi Birthday SUES October 3rd, 1996. | | Megan Cannon A i Love Mom & Dad, A Craig & Jade BUSINESS o HOURS MANAGING STRESS Guest Speaker: Phyllis Christian Registered Massage Therapist Tuesday, October 8th, 1996 6:30pm to 8:30pm Refreshments and networking opportunities Cost: FREE chamber members $5.00 non member Meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Office 269 Queen Street, Port Perry For more information call 985-4971 or JoAnne Cerovich at 986-1046 By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Twolocal teenagers' rac- ing seasons were cut short after thieves stole their motocross bikes from a locked garage behind their Port Perry home. Bob, 17, and Matthew. 14, Cracknell, who have been racing for the past three seasons are now un- able to replace the bikes. What makes the theft more heartbreaking, is that dirt bikes are not in- surable because they go missing too easily, their fa- ther Kevin explained. The bikes were stolen from a locked garage be- hind the Cochrane Street home sometime after 2 a.m. on October 16. The door of the building had been ripped from its hing- es. The boys' mother had been awake until 2 a.m. and neighbors reported hearing vehicles squeal- ing from the area just after 3a.m. The 1991CR125 Honda, red and white in color, was Bob's bike and was stolen along with a 1994 yellow DS80 Suzuki that the fam- ily was fixing up to sell for a friend. The bikes were valued at $4,000. The boys' father Kevin told the Star that locks on a gate to the backyard and on the bike's race trailer were cut also by the thieves. The racing season was to continue through Octo- ber for the Port Perry teens, but they do not have the money to go out and buy new bikes. The bikes they did have had been the reward of Optimal Racing Oils and * hard work during the sum- mers when they held part- time jobs cutting grass and fixing bicycles. Bob, who is currently in college, now says he needs Hew Locatio® Racers' season presents WA GRYSK) author of: - Cat's Cradle - Favourite String Games - Friendship Bracelets # grab a string and join us on Saturday, October 5th between 2-4pm 239 Queen St, Port Perry 985-3475 Coming November 2 Kim & Eugenie Fernandes Bob Cracknell, is pictured with one of two bikes that | Port Perry home last month. The local teen, along wit worked hard to raise money to puchase the bikes ing awards with them. Please see story for more all his extra money to pay for his schooling and can- not afford to buy another bike. The Cracknell brothers were enjoying a successful racing season, where Bob placed first in Ontario in two classes and third in Canada. Matthew placed third and fourth in Onta- rio., Both boys race in the Ca- nadian Motocross Racing Club, which includes rac- ers from across the prov- ince where they are spon- sored by Canadian Tire Port Perry, Norm's Fix-It, Tucker Rocky Canada. Anyone with any infor- mation on the these bikes is asked to call the Dur- ham Regional Police or the Cracknells at 985-1453. PC il Bio, ou "of Our Low Rates... Rates For Our Elite Plan ~~ Eligibiley requir must be mer to qualif Trip Length (Days) To see how lisle YOU could be paying, call Donald P. tterick go acs Tor 5 Toronto