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12 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 10, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Durham Regional Police heli- copter crew has begun its annual har- vest of local marijuana crops with the seizure of 26 nearly mature plants. Officers on routine patrol in the Sunderland area about 9 p.m. on Friday (July 6) spotted plants hidden in a farmer's corn field on the south side of the 7th Concession of Brock. Officers alerted ground units from 26 Division, who moved in and harvested Pot plants seized by Durham chopper cops the plants for destruction. Officers are contacting the farmer, and continuing to investigate. The police helicopter was responsi- ble for the seizure of over $I million in marijuana last year from area fields in Scugog, Uxbridge, Brock and Clarington. Police sources say that weather con- ditions this year should result in a large crop of the illegal drug. 905-985-4300 Tor. Line -905-683-4039 If you are thinking of selling, please give me a call. MARK PUCKRIN I have a wide range of interested buyers for this area. 6 Water St. Port Perry Man faces charges after two are hurt in bar brawl A 39-year-old Port Perry man is facing numerous charges after a fight at a Water St. bar Friday night. Durham Regional Police were called to the Parkside Bar and Grill by staff after several patrons were injured trying to stop a fight about 1:30 a.m. According to police reports, a man attempted to start a fight with another patron of the bar on several occasions, without success. Later, the accused is alleged to have ambushed a victim in the hallway leading to washrooms. The accused, whom police described in their report as "intoxicated and angry", punched the first victim in the face, knock- ing him to the ground. When several other patrons attempted to intervene, a female was struck - allegedly by the accused - in the face by an elbow. When bar staff called police many of the participants fled, but the accused later returned to the bar and was charged by police. 'The man faces charges of causing a dis- turbance and two counts of assault. Police probe death threats to man 4 ACRES, A Port Perry man received several contained a threat against the resident of FIARBOUR,. fay OR BANK anonymous phone calls last Friday, one of the home." Well kept 4 bed- willy BN Well maintained which contained a death threat. Police are asking anyone who has room home on 3+| bedroom, Durham Regional Police are investigat- received similar calls or anyone with 2.1 acres, ideal custom built ing after four calls were placed to a resi- knowledge of these calls to contact them for retirement- home with park- dence on Allan St. in Port Perry. Three of at 905-579-1520, or call Crime Stoppers at i reme | park rry in for v--" a p-- roling pare i like setti Jer the calls were hang-up calls, but a fourth 1-800-TIPS. main floor addition with large formal dining room, family two bay garage suitable for Erge mbtor homme cr buts room and granny suite. Offered at $349,900. abutts hamlet of Greenbank, 6 min. E. of Uxbridge CONTACT MARK PUCKRIN Rider injured in Sunday morning bike crash H hardwood & pine floors, shingl PORT b ace. HS PERRY [oa Nr yan the man was riding his mo orcycle on Regional Rd. 21 about 8:30 a.m. when the front wheel of the bike seized up, caus- REDUCE TO ati A Scarbourgh man is recovering aftera ing the rider to lose control of the vehicle $155,900 - ER ©. motorcycle crash early Sunday morning. and throwing him to the ground. bigs 4578, According to Durham ional Police, The man suffered numerous scrapes and bruises and was treated in Port Perry hospital for a fracture to his right arm. Police continue to investigate. 7 - I RITA ITS ; BIL 2, OHS 5 He CDR2 i AEN Gr ool Rb os. Shi : E-ma Fe 7 : i i gift os AMY AE | us: editorial@port oH) hid. 4 : oir No "Pe AN po * > - id i SRT Yorn 2 Scugog's Most Read Real Estate & Classified Listings -- Star Readers are always informed first! R.M.R. Real Estate® 5 High St., Port Perry DIANNE HOOKER* 905-985-7351 ooking the lake: & nature area with garden pond, waterfall fountain & f features you would expect from a home in ths elite are There is an ein rood wished Sutton Group Lifestyle Brian McKinlay* 126 Water St., Port Perry *Associate Broker 905-985-4300 Here's your opportunity to build for future retirement. Nestled in the Kawartha Lakes area hon - : this 110 site Trailer park has year round plus seasonal tenancies: 3 Year old owners resi- ee Ta nd re gaarteed eri «dence plus rec. hall, 3 pools, plus room to expand to 303 sites. Your future income is based on your ability, Original owner has financials. For info on this park and others: "a 4 ¥ a 6 aes ; Belk WAT Se ' ' 0 ETE EA SR AR 3 MeL eg a i Pa Fy &7 8 Re ] FAMILY BUSINESS others: } XT 1 ; p i To Lyk Fy 4 « 7 = v. AR OPI *