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oo "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 23, 1997 - 9 Passing motorist throws bottle at car Durham Regional Police were contacted by a Port Perry resident after he reported that a passing motorist tossed a bottle at his car. Police say the owner of a 1997 Chevrolet Lumina was southbound on Simcoe St., near VanEdward Dr. in Port Perry, around 2:50 p.m Dec. 15 when a motorist in a northbound vehicle threw a bottle out of his vehicle. The bottle hit the front of the Lumina and cracked the windshield, say police. The victim lost sight of the other vehicle in the traf- fic, add police. Failed attempt Durham Police report that despite their determi- nation, thieves failed to break into a change machine at a local car wash. Police report that thieves change from a machine located at the Port Perry Car Wash on VanEdward Dr sometime overnight between Dec. 17-18. They pried up the steel front of the machine, say police, and then used a blowtorch in an attempt to cut the front off. No damage estimate is available, police report. Mailbox arson Durham Regional Police are investigating an arson case that occurred at a Bigelow St. apartment com- "Bin ad plex around 5 p.m. on Dec. 16. Police say the superin- tendent of the complex dis- covered the fire burning in a mailbox. Mail in the box was destroyed and the slot was damaged, say police. Damage is estimated at $200. Single vehicle crash Durham Regional Police were called to Scugog Island shortly before midnight Sunday (Dec. 21) evening when a motorist lost control tarlite Family Ui 1866 Scugog St., Port Perry of his vehicle. Police say a 17-year-old Davidge Dr. resident had. travelled less than one kilo- metre down Gerrow Rd. when he lost control of his 1984 Camaro and rolled it twice. The teen was taken to a Port Perry hospital and was later transported to Oshawa General Hospital where he was treated for head injuries. The car was destroyed in the accident, add police. our gi certificates make great N 3 Lite ob Ss a. . Recine! _Giad®. Halibut and SEA pl Homemade Fries stocking tuffe attempted to remove Chocolate novelties at: "MON-FRI | THURS. | MON-SAT | Purchase A Fish & | | Buy Bia Latin TAKE-OUT | Chip Family Pack | CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR | Dish 4 hp | SPECIAL | (Includes: 5 ol 3 fries & 2 coleslaws) | CLASS ACT: Students at Cartwright High School Et i bind yeas recently held two performances of one-act plays at (OLATIER Z52ird One FISH & GHIPS FREE | the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Taking top hon- | =iREE i TWO FOR ONE 2 LITRE POP ors were, clockwise from left, Julie Obstfeld, orga- | (with coupon) ith nizer; Sarah Stapley, best actress; Jennifer Notman, 182 Queen St., Port Perry | (with coupon) (y36h coupon) | 3 Kent St. E., Lindsay 985-0025 x 985-0025 985-0025 best director; Ashley Gibb, best supporting actress; Mark Walhout, best actor; and Jada MacLeod, best supporting actor. Absent was Melissa Hughes. LL *Coupon valid till Dec. 30/97 | *Coupon 1 valid till Dec. 3 3097 | __"Coupon ) valid till Dec. 3 30/97 _] TWO STORES SIDE-BY-SIDE offering you some fabulous OWNED AND OPERATED BY UGAS OF SCUGOG ISLAND: IR savings SATURD AY, S elected ey Artwork "| [50% OFF DEC. 28 191 Queen St., Port Perry 985-4977 Saturday 9:30 - 5:30 Sunday 12:00 - 5:00 Casual to Evening Wear 189 Buen St., Port Perry 2985-0143 -- PLEASE - No Christmas Exchanges these two days.