PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Shoplifting arrest )'Two femrale securlty guards at the Woolco store ln the Whltby Mail, received minor injuries after a struggle broke out when they attempt- ed to arrest a shopllfting suspect. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, the security 'guards stoppedl a person outside of the Dundas Street East store early< last 'Thursday afternoon. Police also said that when the female suspect was arrested she falsely identified herseif. Police and 'store security also recovered assorted children's toys and clothing valued at about $119. Some of the items are believed to have been stolen from the Consumer's Distri- buting and K-Mart out- lets on Dundas Street East. Margaret Marie Bar- nes, 30, of Reynolds Street, Whitby bas been charged with assault with intent to resist arrest; theft under $200; two counts of possession Of' stolen goods under $200; and, ,,obstructing police. She will appear 'in Whitby provincial court on September 17. Mayor Bob Attersley (second from right) draws theý winning ticket in the Whitby Mail Merchants' Association draw that was held last Saturday. The promotion resulted in. Kelvin, Mask of Greenwood Crescent, Whitby winning a trip for two to Disneyworld in Florida. Looking on as Attersley makes the draw (from left to right) are: Tony Lang, president of Tuje Limited, owners of the mail; Ranka Matejic, manager of the Whitby branch of Roger's World of Travel; and, Michele Lang. -Free Press Staff Photo jBro oklin man is top angler A Brooklîn man is currently in top' spot in the lake trout category THE GREAT WALL, 116 DundasStreet West,< Whltby 668-7021.-' A favourite eating spot for Chinese food loyers. A large selection of Canadilan dishes also, served. Prices -range froM $2.70 and up for lunch, and $3.80 and up for dinner. Open from il a.m. to 1 a.mn. weekdays, Friday and Saturday open i 2:30 a.m. We are now fully licensed. of the Molson Big Fish Contest operated by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. Bill Hunter of Ander- son Street North, Brook- lin recently hooked a 42- inch long, 34-pound, seven-ounce lake trout in Lai r. Temagami. .Huniter,. however, is flot the only Whitby resi- dent in the, thick of this, competition., Harold Simpson of Pilkington Crescent is holding tenth place in the same category after bagging a 36-inch long, 22-pound six-ounce trout in Opeongo Lake. Ail anglers can enter their top catches,-,as there are 15 cash prizes in each category. Those anglers meeting the minimum weight requiremnent wii receive a print by Cana- dian wildlife ,artist Michael Dumas. 'the top angler in each category receives a 4.5 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor as well, as a share of Molson's $4,500 in cash prizes. Those lucky anglers breaking an aIl-time record wîll receive a 60 horsepower Evinrude. The contest is open to., ahl anglers catching fish in provincial waters between April 25 and November 30. Entry. forms are available 'at most tackle shops, lodges, taxidermists or direct from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, P.O. Box 28, Peterborough, On- tario, K9J 6Y5., Mon. 5-10 OH' Tues. Thee ae sil pca as Wed. 5-11 WE ARE, THE Nljur re:î Jr~% ~ ~ CF~ 918 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY 668m93691 ýYOUR ENJOYMENT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY Check to find out whaifl PRIME RI SU NDAYS FROM 5p.m, 'TIL CLOSING lnoldes Potato, Vegetable And'The Salad Bar