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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" cugog chips in for food bank PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 14, 1998 - 5 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR Operation Scugog fared well during the recent. Taillon, Boston Kowalczyk, and Nicole Teunissen. annual fall food drive, as township residents once Star general manager Don MacLeod presented again rallied to help. Students at Inmaculate Dorothy Imperial with a $75 cheque Saturday Conception (above) managed to round up more which was raised through local ad sales. At right, 'than 1,700 food items last week, which were then she and volunteer Ann Wanninkhof take some loaded up by volunteers Brittany Roberts, Leo time to sort through the donated goods. Police report Thieves hit two homes ~~ |during holiday weekend Thieves were busy over the holiday A cee ttt, SK. rosea Aasmeesarasrrmaarapme rete Ae To Pop . NN "Back By Popular Demand" ) Heart of Coun Craft Show October 16th, 17th, 18th 7 Car window is smashed weekend, taking large hauls from two different township homes, report Durham Police. Sometime overnight between Oct. 10 and 11, thieves stole more than $4,000 in items from a tow truck and a shed on the west end of Queen St. Police say sometime between 9 p.m. on Oct. 10 and 10 a.m. on Oct. 11 thieves struck. The stolen goods include a Spalding golf cart, bag and clubs, valued at more than $700; an $800 Stihl chain- saw; a nailgun worth $800; a $650 Stihl cement saw with a 12" blade; two chains with J-hooks worth $160; a 40-foot chain valued at $80; a 150- foot winch cable worth $150; a $70 socket set; a Coleman stove and lantern worth $60; two fishing rods, reels and tackle valued at $160; a $150 Homelite leaf blower; and a Coleman four-man tent worth $200. The following day thieves also struck a McKee Rd. home. Police say that sometime during Oct. 12 between 2 and 11 p.m., thieves forced open a door and stole a 36- inch TV worth $1,500; an $1,100 VCR; a Sharp CD and cassette player; a Sharp six-disc carousel CD player; Vandals broke a window out of a car by either tossing ball bearings at the blue 1994 Pontiac Firebird or using a slingshot, say police. Sometime overnight between Oct. 10 and 11, police say vandals smashed the drivers' side window out of the car, which was parked on Island Rd. Car broken into An Ajax area man is out more than $2,000 after thieves broke into his car while he was at the Great Blue Heron casino last week. Durham Police report that some- time between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 7, thieves smashed the rear win- dow out of a grey, four-door 1989 Mazda and removed a red leather briefcase. Inside the briefcase were 22 pagers of varying models. Each pager is worth approximately $80, but cannot be activated without a security card. The briefcase also contained $400 in cash, police say. Mischief at school Durham Regional Police were called to the Immaculate Conception Catholic School on Oct. 8 after van- dals caused about $200 damage to - iN S$ NN LA - \ -~ - DN -~ A = ~~ _ AY an \ Fri. 3pm-9pm, Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa Durham Region's Largest & Best Authentic Country Craft Show Featuring Canada's Top Exhibitors Folk Art, Woodworkine, Mennonite Quilts, Jewellery, Clothing, Candles, Bears, Dolls, Stained Class, Florals, Reproduction Furniture and so much more! Door prizes and United Way Quilt Draw FREE PARKING "? . WN Dundas SE Whitby King $1. W, Oshawa P| TIME STANDS STILL Productions (905) 434-5542 7 Zi ---- = a $1,000 Sharp stereo AM/FM receiv- 4 school. * go = r a) er; a Sharp amplifier; 50 CDs worth Sometime overnight between Oct. } F Admission -- $4.00 Seniors -- $3.00 more than $1,000; two mens gold rings valued at $900 each; and one silver ring worth $100. 7 and 8, police say vandals broke two 17x13' windows by throwing rocks at them. One screen was also damaged during the incident. Hwy. 401 Exit FREE - no - SEO ANN CY AN En Children under 10