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SESS, "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 27, 200: - 9 Lindsay man faces charges after running RIDE check near Seagrave By Rik Davie Port Perry Star A police pursuit that began north of Port Perry at a RIDE spotcheck ended in a scream of metal and tires near Little Britain as police used a spike belt to stop a fleeing driver. According to reports, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers were con- ducting a RIDE check for impaired drivers on Simcoe Rd. North near Seagrave around 9:15 p.m. on Friday (Nov. 23) when, according to reports from witnesses, a driver did the unexpected. According to informa- tion received by The Star, lage of Oakwood where it then attempted to head south on the Little Britain Rd. with police vehicles in pursuit at speeds that reached 165 km/h. According to Constable Ted Schendara of the Lindsay OPP the male dri- ver of the van forced sev- eral other vehicles off the road during the pursuit. OPP officers from the Lindsay detachment were able to extend and deploy a spike belt on the Little Britain Rd. between Monarch and Elm Tree Roads. The suspect vehi- cle passed over the spike belt and was then sand- wiched between two OPP cruisers. An male subject was removed from the vehicle by police and placed in custody. As a result of the pur- suit, 46-year-old Roderick Jones of Lindsay has been charged with impaired dri- ving, exceeding the legal blood-alcohol level of 0.08, dangerous driving and failing to stop for police. Five other traffic relat- ed offenses were also laid, and Mr. Jones was remand- ed into custody for a court appearance in Lindsay on Monday (Nov. 26). Ontario Provincial Police officers were forced to lay down a spike belt near Little Britain in their efforts to stop a van which ran a RIDE checkpoint near Seagrave. After leading officers on a high-speed chase, the suspect was finally corralled by OPP cruisers. A Lindsay man faces charges. MIKE JOHNSON PHOTOS CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Gifts That Shine!" Flyer Page 17 - Base Station/Walkie Talkic Set 50-4917-6 Copy reads: 2 Hand held units. Should read: 1 Hand held unit. WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. Cnote D348 - All zones THERAPY & A; COUNSELLING Finda Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D., C.Psych. Psychologist Joyce Eull, RN. depression or are in Psychotherapist crisis because of trauma or abuse. North Durham Professional Counsellors 188 Mary St., Port Perry 985-1130 « 1-800-253-0181 3:14 MACHINE HIRE CARPET CLEANING Free hire of machine when you purchase Hagerty 5* Carpet Shampoo from Lakeview Dry Clea:.ers Dry Cleaning on Premises 1888 Scugog 7A Ja lL: 14a" 905¢985-1329 Aggressive drivers use more gas due to sudden starts, high acceleration and travelling at high speeds. REDUCE YOUR FUEL COSTS! SLOW DOWN. ROAD WATCH' For more info call 1-888-579-1520 x 2670 FORDER-PARKS INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 34 Water Street, Port Perry All Lines of General Insurance DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE Including ¢ Claims Free e Mortgage Free * Seniors © New Home © Multi-Policy Convenient Payment Plans Available Call for a a nf Competitive Quote , i» IL-0 985-8471 R= a vehicle accelerated sud- denly away from officers north on Simcoe Rd. The car, with police in pursuit, then headed east on Highway 7 past the vil- MIERATION = p= ~" You are invited to attend a... SILENT Victoria County Historical Society AU '@ I A Oo IN 12th Annual of Wednesday, December 5th at 6 pm. Candlelight 50 Rosewater Supper Club - 19 Toronto Street & A BE (between King and Adelaid - | block west of Church) Dfreslnas Back from the brink, the Whooping Crane is a sign of hope for endangered species. With only 15 whoopers left in 1941, there are now 187 left in the wild. Operation Migration is committed to preserving the world's ecosystem along with all of its creatures. Howie Tour ' A Sat., Dec. 8th 3 1to9 pm a Spectacular bird, 6 beaut d fois the Whooper needs our help. in historic Lindsay decorated for the How can we refuse? Christmas season If you have a gift/prize you would like to donate, please call the OPERATION MIGRATION GROUND CREW at (416) 304-0188 For more information about Operation Migration, please visit www.operationmigration.org Charitable receipts are available for donated gifts/prizes and illuminated by festive candlelight Tickets $12.00 Call 705-324-6756 for tickets and more information. Na SLINDSAY CONCERT FOUNDATION © Presents Celebrating their 25th Anniversary Four ANAGNOSON CZ KINTON Canada's Premier Piano Duo Saturday, December 1, 2001, 8pm ACADEMY THEATRE, Lindsay Reservations: Adult $20.00 Student $10.00 Some tickets available at the door For information: Box Office, Academy Theatre at (705) 3249111, or call Julie at 328 - 0587