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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 27, 1999 - 9 Oshawa man arrested after brutal assault on woman An Oshawa man who twrned himself into urham Police last Friday evening was charged after a woman was choked, assaulted and threatened. Durham Police report that a 46-year-old Oshawa man was placed under arrest around 11:30 p.m. on July 23 after he attended Oshawa's 17 Division station, a few hours after a 40-year-old Oshawa woman was assaulted in Port Perry. Police report that the man, the woman and her friend launched a boat from the public boat launch in Port Perry on North St. around 8:30 p.m. Friday. Shortly after the boat was launched, the trio encountered problems with the outboard motor and the victim attempted to fix the problem by jumping-into the water to check for weeds. Unable to find the problem, the woman was helped back into the boat by the suspect and her friend. Police say the man became very angry and began to physically con- front the victim before grabbing her neck and choking her, say police. The suspect then struck the victim repeat- edly in the face and threw her about the boat, police say. Once back on shore the brutal assault continued, say police. The suspect then got into a truck and drove away. The victim went to a nearby house and asked the residents to call police, who arrived,short- ly after and took her to a Port Perry hospital where she was treated and released. At approximately 11:30 p.m. that night, a 46-year- old Oshawa man turned himself over to Durham Police at Oshawa's 17 Division. He was placed under arrest and charged with one count of assault, one count of threatening, and one count of choking. Jane McGhee AT HOME OFFICE ASSISTANT OFFICE 97 WINDOWS 28 Missing boaters turn up unharmed Monday A family of four returned to their campsite at Goreski's Resort alive and well yesterday morning, and found themselves the subjects of a large police search and rescue operation. Durham Police had organized a massive search for the family after a camper at a neighbouring campsite raised concerns about their well-being Sunday evening. ~ Both Ontario Provincial Police and Durham Police were called around 11 p.m. on July 25. | Neighbours believed that the family and their 17- * foot Stroker Craft boat had been caught in Saturday evening's ferocious storm. iL - Upon their return, it was learned that the family were 'caught up in the storm, and had spent Saturday night at the municipal dock in Reports » Resumes = Letters = Brochures Newsletters = Term Papers Faxes sent and received 735 Line 12, Uxbridge, Ontario, L9P 1R3 (905) 852-9478 Jjmcghee@interhop.net Bobcaygeon. ' They returned to the campsite on Sunday for a brief period and took off again to see some friends on' Scugog Island, where they spent Sunday night. Search units, including Durham's helicopter and marine boat, were called into action after high winds, hail, thunder and lightning and torrential rainfall hit the area suddenly around 6 p.m, on Saturday, the time at which police believed the fam- ily may have disappeared. Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-0800 Openings now available for all ages Sioneioor Registration accepted for all ages year round | Fancy a round? For the first time in Northumberland County the seventh Annual Charity Golf Classic for the Four Counties Brain Injury Association will be held with a Best Ball format on Thursday, Aug. 12 at the Port Hope Golf and Country Club at 10 a.m. with a shot- gun tee off. For more information call 1-800-854-9738. we 239 Queen St. Port Perry ely: Vin el dA || [ec © Tues. 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When buying corn always buy with the green husk attached and the silks of the corn feeling damp. Kernels when burst should be liquidy, not dry. To store corn keep the husk on, and preferably wrap it in a damp towel in the It refrigerator. When its time for cooking, for best results, soak in cold water for approximately one house, then boil briefly, barbecue or microwave. . For a variation of barbecued corn try loosening the husk of the corn, and placing a sprig or two of fresh herbs such as tarragon or chives. Reshape the husk and place the corn directly on the grill, barbecue covered for 3-5 minutes. Enjoy! t 1: The Home as A Filling Station ~ August 8: The Home as A Training Centre "August 15: The Home as A Trauma Centre August 22: The Home as a Seminary ©1680 Reach Street 905.985.4441 We're Rolling Back in Time to The 50s. Enjoy the BBQ Chicken & Ribs, foot-long hotdogs and rootbeer floats, enjoy the Classic Cars! 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