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lod -- N 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 25, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ain RRL aa Retailers warned to be on the lookout for fake bills Durham Regional Police have issued a warn- ing for local residents and businesses to be on the lookout for counterfeit bills in the northern town- ships.. Police report that a fake $50 bill turned up at the OLCO gas bar on Scugog St. in Port Perry. During the same time period last week, coun- terfeit bills were discov- ered at two other gas sta- tions in Uxbridge Township. Durham Police are urg- ing retailers to use a scan- ner to detect fake bills or carefully scrutinize cur- rency before accepting it. STAR . WE Ra abi Demolition Derby Large crowds were on hand at the Port Perry Fairgrounds recently when the local Lions' Club held their annual demolition derby on July 15. One } CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR events, the derby was held under perfect weather conditions, and attracted a large number of spec- tators. Here, one of the competitors gets hung-up during action in the first qualifying heat. Te ] . yg 1 2 3 4 5 6 |7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 [18 19 [20 21 22 |23 [24 25 [26 |27 28 29 30 33 34 37 38 42 45 52 |53 55 56 57 <" ACROSS DOWN 1. Sand bar 1. Hoffa enemy 6. Bombax family tree 2. Angel adornment 11. Festival site 3. Step ! (hurry) (2 wds.) 13. Most pleasing 4. Aweigh 14. Silverstone of Clueless 5. Floral wreath 15. Great Lakes Indian 6. the bullet 16. Twain 7. Took to the stage 17. Shopping excursion 8. Grassy meadow 19. Tom Tryon novel, with "The" 9. Vane dir. 21. Medication 10. loss for words (2 wds.) 25. , Wrong Number 28. Musical notes 30. From Z (2 wds.) 31. Holds tight 33. Island on Arthur Kill 35. Above, in verse 36. They loop the Loop 38. Overly rotund 39. "On Your " 41. Canine complaints 43. Hard to swallow? 45. Exile island 49. Bas-relief brooches 52. La Grenouillére painter 54. Cosmic orb 55. Taurus' little cousin 56. Dunderheads "57. Remains undecided 12. Casement 13. Author Frank 18. Flo, to Andy Capp 20. Transcribe shorthand 22. Charge per unit 23. Western Indians 24. Out of sight 25. Get off -free 26. Ersatz butter 27. Hard to find 29. Western Union punctuation 32. Most cunning 34. Deficiency 37. Emulate Dorcas 40. Tableau 42. Ancient harp 44. Weeding tools 46. Shakespeare's "cream-faced" creature 47. | Know Why The Caged _____ Sings 48. Letters' mate 49. Auditor: abbr. 50. Bundy and Franken 51. Barker and Kettle 53. Geller's claim to fame: abbr. SPONSORED BY Crossword Answers on pg. 27 of the township's most popular summer-time " Epsom-Utica News by Vera Brown Church service will be in Utica on Sunday Church service this com- ing Sunday will be held in Utica Church starting at 10 a.m. Ross and Barb Evans have returned from follow- ing a very enjoyable trip to Europe, visiting friends in Holland and relatives in England. Dorothy Gerrow and | were Saturday luncheon guests with cousins Joyce and Al Yates and Aunt Mrs. Meyers in West Hill. bY 0 Car Wash Seniors (55 & Over) EVERY TUESDAY with gas purchase Brought to your by your Independant FULL Service Station & & jr an Po Sunys 9 * ~ OPEN 24 HOURS - 9909090009000 0000000090 We were sorry to see Maurice Pratt sporting his arm in a sling. Maurice had the misfortune to tangle with his lawnmower seat, cutting his wrist very badly. We all wish him a speedy recovery and in the mean- time he'll be doing every- thing a little slower and with his left hand. Congratulations to Nicole Acerra on graduating from Queens University recently with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Nicole is the daughter of Mike and Cathy Acerra on the 6th Line. She has accepted a posi- tion as a Physio-Therapist at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, B.C. Durham Regional Police news Thieves grab tires, rims from Jeep A Manchester man returned home last week to find thieves had stolen the rims and new tires off his 1988 Jeep Cherokee. Police report that some- time between 9 p.m. on July 19 and 7 a.m. on July 20 thieves stole the rims and tires. The vehicle was found lying on a set of old tires. Mackey & Bailey Barrister & Solicitor Saturdays Morning by appointment Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Peny EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED Penasonal, Professional Service Since 1917 HOME » FARM * AUTO COMMERCIAL & LIABILITY 193 Queen St., Port Perry (905) 985-7306 THERAPY & Dr. Bill Eull, PhD, C.Psych Psychologist fssues, stress, 4 Joyce Eull, RN. depression or ave Psychotherapist i ¢risis because of North Durham Professional Counsellors 188 Mary Street, Port Perry » 985-1130 » 1-800-253-0181 trauma or abuse. i Mon.-Fri. 436-7600 Sat. am. 985-7391 (ool) [eV NV] W.-Y 5 [0] (ORO ERYVAL LY A: 80 The stolen items are val- ued at $800 A Lawnboy rototiller has gone missing in Port Perry. Durham Police report that the rototiller was last seen on July 17 in a storage area at the rear of the vic- tim"s garage. It's disappear- ance wasn't noticed until two days later. The machine is valued at $1,600. ado Tt ol ST AVN Jo [OF (Oe [TETAVVZC AVA MAVEN ST I] FISHING DERBY PETER KING - 19" Bass Week ending Sunday July 23, 2000