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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 29, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" CHRISTMAS CRAFTS: The holiday season may be months away, but volun- teers for Port Perry's Hospital Foundation are already making plans, and bears, for this year's fundraiser. Fran Herder (left) and Ina LeGard have been hard at work making the little guys, which will sell for under $10 at various stores and the Foundation gift shop starting in late November. Purchase any new YAMAHA Grizzly, Kodiak, Big Bear 4x4, or Wolverine before Nov. 30, 1998 and choose $300.00, YAMABUCK Certificat 0 CANADIANS HAVE CHOSEN BIG BEAR AS THEIR MOST POPULAR ATV, Here at Asselstine's there's NO SMALL PRINT TO READ. A Just straight forward deals. We have the experiencetodo a k good job for our customers and | receive repeat business. We are well stocked with ATV's and Accessories such as Gun Holders, Extended Rear Racks, Windshields, Foot Guards, Rear Pads. We also can do on the spot financing through O.A.C. revvEr ReYWER © YAMAHA (905) 6km South of 7A. 086-4437 &%/ Blackstock, ON Durham Rd. 57 b Wil They're all remanded to October Accused in theft ring In Oshawa court last week By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Twelve men charged in connection with a $3 million theft ring made an appearance in an Oshawa court last week. The accused, including seven Scugog Township men, all appeared in front of provincial court Judge Hugh Campbell last Thursday (Sept. 24), and were remanded until Oct. 22. All of the men were present for their first appearance, and no one was held in custody. They were given time to get proper legal representation and for all information regarding the charges to be looked over. The men face charges in connection with a construction equipment theft ring that police estimate involved property worth more than $3 million. A joint investigation between Durham Regional Police and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), dubbed "Project Digger", 'began in Scugog and spread to other parts of the province. Officers from the OPP's Provincial Auto Theft Team (PATT) executed 24 search warrants and recovered more than 40 pieces of machinery. Also seized were three restricted guns, including a fully automatic AK-47 assault rifle and two SKS military assault rifles, in pos- session of a Scugog man. Local search warrants were executed in July in Blackstock. Charged are: a Michael McCoy, 38, of Toronto, with 22 counts of possession of stolen property over $5,000; 1 Michael Baumchen, 31, McKee Rd. Blackstock, with six counts of possession of stolen property and nine weapons- related charges; a Richard Puckrin, 47, Regional Rd. 57, Blackstock, with five counts of pos- session of stolen property; 0 Ronald Robinson, 61, of Oshawa, two counts of possession of stolen prop- erty; a Warren Rohrer, 49, of View Lake, with two counts of possession of stolen property; a Jeff Wallace, 30, Edgerton Rd., Blackstock, one count of possession of stolen property; a Eric O'Brien; 38, of Fenelon Falls, one count of possession of stolen property; 0 Edward Jones, 47, of Oshawa, one count of possession of stolen property; a Edward Irwin, 39, Regional Rd. 3, Clarington, one count of possession of stolen property; a Valerie Gould, 40, of Edgerton Rd., Blackstock, with one count of possession of stolen property; a Clyde Brewster, 33, of Edgerton Rd. Blackstock, with one count of possession of stolen property. Due to inaccurate information provid- ed by the police, Wayne Malcolm, of Malcolm Rd. in Nestleton, was listed as 23 last week. Mr. Malcolm is 53. He has been charged with two counts of posses- sion of stolen property. +. + Starting Oct. 2, 1998 +.' : 2-2 Days at 10% © i 2 Days at 20% . 2 Days at 30% . | ~ 2 Days at 40% "~~ 1 Day at 50% ~~ Sale Ends Oct. 10th, 1998 ~ ~ Get some early : Christmas .- Shopping Done. ~~. Great Gift Ideas for All Ages! Jo HOURS ""- Mon.-Fri. 10:30-7:00 * 7 Sat-Sun. 1:00-4:00 "° ~..+ So Don't Miss Out Come In Today! Remember to buy Lol do} 1(:18% (ele lclale E18: (oTo [| (o]4 just S20! police. In. police. Chip trucks targets for break-ins, say police Chip trucks in the township continue to be a target for thieves, say Sometime between 11 p.m. on Sept. 21 and 8 a.m. on Sept. 22, Durham Police say thieves broke into a chip truck on Old Scugog Rd. in Blackstock by removing a window on the roof of the vehicle. Once inside they man- aged to steal a large quantity of meat and other food including ham- burger, hot dogs, chicken burgers and fingers, sausages, cheese sticks. A Motorola cell phone valued at $300 was also taken during the break- No value has been given yet on the food, add Mystery guest Durham Police say someone broke into a McKee Rd. residence on Sept. 22 but took nothing during the entry. Sometime between 8:10 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., police say someone forced their way through the front door of the home, breaking the lock. Cottage robbed Thieves stole a small television, some liquor and a little change during a break-in at a cottage at Colwell Circle. Durham Police say that sometime between Sept. 13 and 22 thieves entered the cottage and stole a 13" color TV, a small amount of liquor and some change from the residence. bacon and QUARE FERRARA L ERNE NENISN EN 0 QF PN as hv cO BOY RU +0 ="10% Ary Round 74 gn £ ¢ a | : (] | wt % |] ; ; 7 i oa, ' 7 TW A | os TO A N ' ' ! i #1. 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