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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 20, 1998 - 11 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR LUNCH AND HOME-MADE baked goods are the specialties being served up at The Pantry Shelf Cafe, Bakery and Fine Foods store. The new busi- ness, opened last month at 172 Water St. by Elizabeth Bassie , features a line-up of fresh jams, pickles, bagels, pies, muffins and tarts. The store, which has a staff of three, also does catering jobs. 1 RR hPL DURHAM PHARMACY BREAST HEALTH DAY e | earn about Breast self examination Current information on Breast Cancer from the Canadian Cancer Society and the Canadian Breast foundation. ° Aregistered nurse will be on hand to answer your questions. Thursday, 'October 22nd, 1998 | 11:00 am - 3:00 pm | Where? Durham Pharmacy i 462 Paxton Street Port Perry LOL 1L9 For More Information Please Call: Tel: (905) 985-8484 Sponsored by: Educational Grant from | RHODIAPHARM / RHOXALPHARMA Police report Tires are slashed in vandalism spree Durham Regional Police were kept busy over the past weekend as vandals targeted a number of vehi- cles in the area. Slashing tires appeared to be the favourite game for vandals, with three sep- arate incidents were report- ed. 0 Sometime overnight on Oct. 18, Durham Police say vandals slashed three tires on a 1997 GMC Safari that belonged to an Old Simcoe Rd. resident. The left rear and both front tires were damaged. The owner's wife recalls hearing dogs barking around 1 a.m., but did not check outside, say police. Q During that same time frame, vandals made two one-inch puncture marks in the right rear tire of a black 1998 Ford F-150 pick- up truck that was also parked at an Old Simcoe Rd. residence. a Police were also called to a Water St. address on Stontnooy [4 2.% = A, a, - as " vu 5 Y Care Contst centre is especially welcome to view the facilities during this special occasion. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-0800 Oct 18 after thieves stole two saws and a drill out of a truck, police say. Sometime between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m., thieves took two Makita circular saws, each worth $320 and $200, and a Makita cordless drill valued at $420 from a tool box in the back of a 1985 Chev pickup truck. After stealing the tools, the thieves then slashed the two left side tires on the truck, add police. a Durham Police also attended a call from an Allan St. address after the owner of a black 1990 Pontiac 6000 reported van- dals had struck. Police say sometime overnight between Oct. 17 and 18 the car was parked on the street in front of the house. During that time vandals cracked the rear left tail-light lens and smashed the left mirror. Damage is estimated to be around $280. Stonemoor Day Care Centres in. In celebration of our 10th Anniversary, we will be holding an OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, October 27th, 5:30-7:00pm Please drop in, see our programs & enjoy some refreshments. Friends & families, current and previous, are invited to attend. ~~. Anyone interested in enrolling a child inthe Mop Dental Care Jor the whole family * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD * DR. T. KING (Orthodontist) PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ™ * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON * DR. T. McINTYRE Please Call - 985-8451 (Penodontist) (DR. GIDEON ease car 985-7052 ) | Evening & Saturday Appointments Available New Patients Are Always 2) Welcome 238 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Raglan boy charged Police charged a 14- year-old Raglan boy after he was picked out of a photo line-up by a Port Perry woman. Between 10:30 and 11 a.m. on Oct. 14 two phone calls were placed to a Major St. residence but were not answered by the homeowner. Approximately 20 min- utes later, a male and a female -- both appearing to be around 16 -- knocked on the door. Not making it to the door in time, the homeowner went back into her home and noticed the pair at the back door. The boy had his hand on the doorknob and appeared to be attempting to open the door, say police. Upon seeing the woman, the pair fled and were pur- sued on a bicycle by the homeowner, who was in her housecoat. She con- fronted the couple at Poplar Park where they first denied any knowledge of the events and then gave a poor excuse, police say. They then fled the park by jumping over a fence. After notifying the police, the woman picked the boy out a photo line-up provided by Durham Regional Police. As a result, a 14-year- old Raglan boy has been charged with one count of attempted break and enter. The search is continuing for the female suspect. ary olidays Plan Your Christmas Party Balleen Decorating Helium Tanks Balloort heuquets Dish / Litien Roentals Tables & Chairs Paper Products Boal Wer AnisynesParyy ITH FS RESTAURANT ¢BARL RB * Bring your family or group * Special menus available * Reserve early -ext. 219 e Gift certificates available Must be 19 Years of age or older GREAT BLUE HERON CHARITABLE CASINO & BINGO Licence # C000004 u Island Rd., Port Perry 905-985-4888 ~ 1-888-29-HERON ) _ Baagwating Community Association