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oa 2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 15, 1998 A nantber of motorists still haven't got the message about drinking and driving... and Durham Regional Police have'the num- bers to prove it. . According to statis. tics released yesterday morning, impaired 15 drivers were arrested during Holiday RIDE (Reduce 'motorists also face : "impaired operation of a another. the third week (Dec. 9 stance, driving while to 13) of Durham's prohibited, and various issued, and 15 were charged with exceeding the legal blood. -alcohol limit. : Five of those motor vehicle charges. Other charges laid during the RIDE pro- gram included posses- sion of a controlled sub- other Highway Traffic Impaired Driving Act offences. Everywhere) program. To date 22 700 vehi- That brings the 1998 total for drinking and driving charges to 41 so far, compared to 30 b ¥ -- -- ne . on . »--- TOV: PL ERE ro BME ~ Par > > * re pd WEY A i: . Poin 1 LN . q's A > bd F 44 ye a En In Bad Pent al A > 9 Pe vf pt] Sv GIFTS OF $% OOD TASTE Thee PRL Ta hd "au On) Si IZ HUGGABLE: Miriam Price was on hand at Ocala Orchards during the weekend of Dec. 5 and 6 when the local winery held its fourth annual Artisans' Weekend. Along with other local artists -- Dianne Lackie, Nancy Gardham-Fairburn, Doreen McCallion to speak at Chamber AGM Krohn. CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR Stainton, and Marilyn Wallace -- Ms Price had the opportunity to promote some of her works to visi- tors at the popular Scugog farm. Special pie demonstrations were also given by Chef Georg Hazel McCallion, the outspoken mayor of Mississauga, will be the guest speaker when the Scugog Chamber of Commerce holds its annual general meeting next month. Mayor McCallion will be the keynote speaker of the meeting, the annual highlight of the year for the Chamber and its members. The meeting will take place Jan. 20 at the Great Blue Heron Casino on Scugog Island. Mayor-McCallion was first elected mayor of Mississauga in 1978, and is Hazel McCallion recent battles with Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman have been an example of that. In 1991, Mayor McCallion became the first mayor of a major municipality to submit the annual operating budget to her citizens for their input and scrutiny. She is also among the av Be Re Eh Toni 53 bee 5 --N a 0 ~ PR "oa = mn (rom Toa Hotlons. )- Let us warm your Holidays in three delicious ways -- : £3 the city's longest-serving mayor. During from a suburb of Toronto to gain an identity of its own as a vibrant city, attracting business and development. She is widely known as a tough and savvy politician, who does not mince words or back down from a fight. Her her tenure the municipality has grown' first leaders of major municipalities to adopt a pay-as-you-go philosophy, com- mitting to a debt-free operation. Tickets for the evening and dinner are $20 per person. For tickets or infor- mation, call The Star at 985-7383, or the Scugog Chamber of Commerce office at 985-4971. Fy Tim Hortons Flavoured Cappuccinos Hot Chocolate and Coffee. { Ny Ie CIA - LSS. ii ~-- 3 0m) REA axe FN rn > Woy New New English Toffee ~ wi3 French Vanilla Hot Chocolate " 6 6% 3 Hh 5 MANICURE HERB AL FACIAL & PEDICURE 'NATURE'S ~~ RELAXI SPA TREAT TREAT AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE Each service is wonderful relaxing, reducing stress, causing din dood and at the same time maintaining aesthetically pleasing skin and body care. 180 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-2272 Man charged at courthouse Durham Police arrested a 20-year-old Port Perry man last week at an Oshawa court before pass- ing him over to Lindsay OPP. Billy Zaparanuik, a Chester Crescent resident, was arrested at 242 King St. on Dec. 10 when he was scheduled to appear before a judge for other offences. Durham Police report that Lindsay OPP officials had put out a warrant for Mr. Zaparanuik recently for an impersonation to obstruct police charge. Police say Mr. Zaparanuik was caught trespassing in the Lindsay area and gave OPP officers a false name and address.