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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 13, 1998 - 9 Robbery suspect has charges held over for hearing this month A 20-year old Scugog Township man made two appearances in court last week, and will be back in court later this month. Last Wednesday James Wells, who faces numerous charges in relation to armed robberies here and an escape attempt in Oshawa, had one set of charges set over to Jan. 26 for pre-trial. These charges are aggravated assault, assaulting police and fail- ing to appear, stemming from a court house incident before Christmas in which the Manchester resident is alleged to have slugged a police officer while being escorted to a cdurt room in Oshawa. A suspect was picked up by police in a nearby field several hours later. Wells is also facing three charges of robbery, three of possession of a danger- ous weapon, and one of threatening death and wearing a disguise while committing a crime. They stem from rob- beries at a Manchester donut shop last year, in which a female teen-aged clerk was threatened by a man with a knife. Wells appeared for a pre-trial on these charges Jan. 9, and the case was put over for trial on May 25. Wells is being held in custody. AL LL Break-ins investigated Durham Regional Police have been busy investigating a rash of local break-ins during the early few days of January. Between Jan. 3-8, police have been called to three area homes which were burglarized while their owners where away. 0 Sometime between Jan. 3 and 6 thieves entered a Silver St. resi- dence by getting through a locked north side base- ment window. They took off with an unknown quantity of jew- elry. Police were called to the home when a family member checking the res- idence discovered the break-in. a Police were also called to a Cadmus home after thieves broke into a resi- dence sometime between Jan. 3 and 8 while the owners were away. After cutting away the screen from a dining room window, thieves used a screwdriver to pry opena window. Upon entry, they made off with a Sony television, valued at $1,200; a $700 Sony VCR; a Sony AM/FM cassette player worth $200; a quantity of jewel- ry; and some liquor, say police. a Police also attended a call at a Highway 7A residence, just west of Port Perry, when thieves broke into a home on Jan. 5 while owners were away. They left with a televi- sion worth $700; a Hitachi VCR valued at $250: one portable Fisher CD/tape player worth $170; a JVC dish receiver estimated at $400; a $200 Vista tele- phone; a Nintendo system worth $200; a jewelry box containing some jewelry and coins; and a CD. 'Shadow. EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR February 16 to March 6 This seminar, intended for people between 17 and 24 years, will be held Monday through Friday from 9:15 to 3:15 at Port Perry high School. This seminar will focus on completing a job application resume, and begin the process of creating an Employability Skills Portfolio. Participants will work on 'their computer skills, explore career options and attend a one week Job If interested call PPHS 985-7337 and request to speak with Mrs. Wilson. | i from an Jalan Teen is charged in theft of snowmobile Durham Regiotial Police have charged a 16-year- A closer search revealed that the machine had old Scugog Sh youth after a snowmobile. was gore down an access trail to the lake, and went air- residence. borne over an edge and landed in some trees before crashing to the ground. Police discovered a winter boot, a air of black gloves and a helmet by the wrecked machine. Continuing their search, officers located a young "male in a nearby cottage with a broken ankle, whom thes 'believed to be the driver of the sled. a 5 Police have charged the youth with one count of Dg Theft over $5,000 and one count of Possession over vy. $5, 000. He is. to appear in court Feb, 6. 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