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WARE EA ER Nm SEN 26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 1, 1999 IMEI RY NIRS NEU A I \ I 4 ( ) I N \ | RULES & REGULATIONS: 1.) You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish 0 enter. 2.) Once you are registered you may enter as many fish as you want. 3.) Each entry will onsist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form. (We encourage catch & release). 4.) registrations and entry forms are available at JD Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street, Port erry. 5.) Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winners will be letexmined each Monday morning and publsihed each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions re final. 6.) Cash prizes will be determiried after closing Monday, September 6, 1999. Prizes will be warded on Saturday, September 11, 1999. 7.) The Port Perry Star and all sponsors assume no abilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. FOUR CLASSES Registration REQUIRE FRE RE CITTRATION starts now at JD * May 8 - Walleye i ® June 5- Muskie | pw, & * June 26 - Large Mouth Bass ho op : e June 26 - Small Mouth Bass ser Sty Por <M fm -- ay \ : ! {Ty CIEE i Ee Wetter JD FISHING & ARCHERY 27 Water St., Port Perry "more than pizza" 985-4411 Cash for the biggest [ish overall in each class aught through the duration of the derby! REGINTRATION FOR WALLEYE MUNT BE IN BY MAY 8111 DIVAN NVI AVE PRIZES FOR THE BIG FISH OF THE WEEK! zehrs FOOD PLUS MARKETS 905 852-1212 Uxbridge FiIX-1 LAWN & GARDEN BIKE&SLED | PONTIAC 1223King St, BUICK Manchester Serving the Community 985-9900 Since 1976 : 2 » Of R ice [] Bargain Centre AR A (905) 985-1482 1874 Scugog St. Unit 3 & 4, 188 Mary St., Port Perry Port Perry o}e 985-7383 Quality Merchandise - al Bargain Prices Fax: 985-3708 Open 7 Days a Week Centre| Dollar Plus § Your Award Winning Local Newspaper @he Poof Povey Sty 1985-7383 "Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop 94 Water Street Port Perry " (905) SRIINIRII ~<rms ~ Pub ~~ 56 Water Street, Port Perry 985-3232 Derby runs from May 8th to Sept. 6, 1999. SPONSORED BY @he Pol Peven Sac JD FISHING & ARCHERY "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" RODEO TIME: This coming Saturday, 'Association will hold its annual bike rodeo at Reid's, Independent Grocer. Showing off some of the great prizes to be won by rticipants are Ken Woodhouse (left) Dale Lown of the Scugog Firefighters, Norm McDonald, Don Adams, Jeff Wright, and Cathy Lombard of Ridge North Realty. Annual bike rodeo will be held Saturday in Port Perry It's time for young cyclists to saddle up, and take part in the Port Perry Ambulance Association's annual bike rodeo. : The second edition of the fun event takes places Saturday morning (June 5) in the parking lot at Reid's Independent Grocer, on Hwy. 7A near Water St. Participants are invited to come and ride through a challenging course that helps get them acquainted with and practice 'the principles of safe cycling. Organizer Jeff Wright said riders aged four to 13 will be required to prop- erly start and stop their bikes, as well as safely mounting and dismounting bikes and using hand signals, among other challenges. The event runs from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants must have a bike, and a proper helmet to take part. For partici- pating, each rider will receive a photo ID card acknowledging their successful completion of the course, courtesy of State Farm Insurance. In addition, there will be draws for. Prizes, including bikes, helmets, first aid kits, and videos. oo Organizers have had help from a number of business and organizations, who have donated prizes and other sup- port. They include Rural/Metro Medical Services, Flieler's Petro Canada, Ridge North Realty, the Scugog Firefighters, Port Perry Ambulance Association, the Port Perry Dental Centre, and Bryce Philp. Participants are asked to register before the event begins Saturday morn- ing. Theft ring suspects in court 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 court May 25 and were remanded to June 15. 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 OPPs 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. Charged are: a Michael McCoy, 38, of Toronto, with 22 counts of possession of stolen proper- ty over $5,000; 0 Michael Baumchen, 31, McKee Rd., Blackstock, with six counts of possession of stolen property and nine weapons- related charges; Q 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 proper- ty; Q 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; Q Eric O'Brien, 38, of Fenelon Falls, one count of possession of stolen proper- ty; 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; 0 Clyde Brewster, 33, of Edgerton Rd, Blackstock, with one count of possession of stolen property. 0 Wayne Malcolm, 53,0f Malcolm Rd. in Nestleton, with two counts of posses- sion of stolen property. June 5, the Port Perry Ambulance