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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 18, 2000 - 17 RRS HN ek or RIK DAVIE/PORT PERRY STAR Church barbecue is next month Janetville United door); ages six to 12 - $4 Church will hold their and under six are free. third annual beef barbe- Tickets are available at cue and auction sale on Janetville Convenience Saturday, Aug. 12 starting Store or call (705) 878- at 4 p.m. 5825 or (705) 277-2880. Adults are $850 in Auction sale is at 7:30 advance (S10 at the pm. On July 20th Wish Susan Vale a Happy Birthday - from your Jriems - romey Announcement Dearman-Welch Tanya & Rob would like to announce the arrival of Billie Liz A member of the Satan's Choice Motorcycle Club is inspected by police at a roadblock near Caesarea Saturday. Police set up check points and stopped bikers from a variety of gangs who came here to attend the Para-Dice Riders' ninth annual party, held at their lakefront property in Born Thursday, July 6, 2000 in Mississauga on Regional Rd. 57 on both sides of the hamlet Caesarea. Angels a no-show at biker bash From page 1 infractions, licenses and other possi- ble infractions under a fair and equi- table method," said Sgt. Grimley. Some of the 50-or-so police offi- cers present on Saturday from early in the day until after dark said that the bikers from various clubs coming through the check point were, for the most part, cordial and cooperative. Last year's party garnered partic- ular notice from police, with the arrival of about 15 to 20 Hells Angels. Police biker expert Guy Ouellette called last year's appear- ance "a show of support to the (Para) Dice. "They need to show up this year - even if it is just a couple - in order to say to the Dice ' hey we have not for- got you'," Sgt. Ouellette said. In spite of the lack of attendance by Quebec Angels - an absence some police sources say has to do with the recent murder of a club associate and a member of the Angels' rivals, the Rock Machine - there was no shortage of bikes and riders coming through the check point on Durham Rd. 57." As many as 23 members of Oshawa and Toronto Satan's Choice, about 10 members of the Lobos from the Windsor area, and one Last Chance member passed through, along with several riders not wearing the 'colours' of a club. And almost all of the Para-Dice Riders club arrived throughout the day, usually accom- panied by the DRPS helicopter, which was used to track the move- ment of groups of riders as they entered Durham Region. Bikers waved and smiled to media at the site as they waited to pass through police inspections of their sometimes wildly customized bikes. The Para-Dice Riders are still involved in a court action against what members have referred to as "the arbitrary stopping of persons based on their appearance and mode of transport" at such check points. The legal action has so far failed in the Ontario courts, but the club intends to take the issue to the Supreme Court of Canada. They claim the police roadblocks 'infringe upon their constitutional "rights. Local residents passing through the barriers were mostly supportive of the annual police action, but some (none of whom would consent to an interview) were critical of the annual disruption to traffic on the two roads in and out of the sleepy cottage town. In all, about 40 charges were laid as a result of the roadblock checks. Sgt. Grimley said that several Highway Traffic Act charges were laid, as well as other infractions and one temporary license suspension for alcohol to a non-club member was imposed. Sgt. Ouellette of the Quebec Wolverines said that in his mind, these checks are always successful. "There has been an uneasy truce between the clubs in Ontario, but with the move of the Rock Machine into Kingston and Toronto there is a lot of politics with the clubs now in Ontario, and we have to be up-to- date with them very regular now," he said. Summer Adventure camps being held by museum Proud Grandparents are Bill & Marylin Dearman and Happy 21st to Tanya Love Mum and Dad Nicole Elizabeth Acerra Graduated from Queen' University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 1999 & a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 2000. She has accepted a position as a Physio-Therapist at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, Brush Columbta. Congratulanons & all the best! Love Mom & Dad Roy and Catherme Corden are happy to announce the comrvocation of their daughter, Christie Corden from the University of "Toronto, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy, on June 16, 2000. She 1s presently employed as a pharmacist at Shoppers' Drug Mart in Port Perry. Congratulations from sister Julie and hancé Mike Shepley and Christie's fiance, Peter King. We are very proud of you! David, Lynda and Myra Tingle are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marmage of their daughter and granddaughter Jennifer Lyn Looking for something fun and educational for your chil- dren to do? The Summer Adventures programs at the Oshawa Community Museum just might be the answer to _ this question. Summer Adventures is three weeks of fun filled activi ties with something to interest all children. If your children love music, the Fun With Music program, running until Aug. 4, is the program for you. Throughout the week Jim children will leam how to make music on a varety of instruments, compose their own pieces of music and even perform a concert for you at the end of the week. Small Wonders, running from Aug. 7to 11, is for all those children who are fascinated with the little things in the world around us. Ride the Time Machine, running from Aug.'14 to 18, provides the children with the answers to questions such as "where did those cave paintings come from?" and "how were the pyramids made?" The Oshawa Community Museum is. located in Oshawa's Lakeview Park. The fee is $50 for one week of half day programs. it For more information call 436-7624. Adam Peter Schori son of Nick and Linda Schon of Stratford, September 3, 2000 at Royal Ashburn Golf Club LIS < | | | | Ontano. Wedding to take place | | | |