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Failing to identify himself to patrolling police officers landed a local man in more hot water than he probably bargained for in the early hours of Iast Tuesday morning. According to a spokesman for the Durham Regional Police Force, two of- ficer.s were on routine patrol when they noticed that a vehicle failed to obtain the stop sign at, the corner of Centre St. S. and Summer films The Whitby Arts Station Gallery wilI present- "Summer Cinema '84" - a series of free* films for both cbildren and aduits every' Thursday begin- ming June 28. At 3 p.m., three short films starring Winnie the Poob wilI be screened for children. Then at 7 p.m., adults can see the film version of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express". The gallery is located at thé-corner of Victoria and Henry Sts.' *Colbourne St. W. The officers then followed the vehicle and ordered the driver to pull over to the side of the road. The driver then fled on foot and was found shortly thereafter hiding in the bushes in the rearyard of a nearby home. The officers ap- prehended the driver and after he offered what was described as "4passive resistance" he was handcuffed and searched. SThe spokesman said that the suspect failed to produce identification and when asked to give bis name, the man refused to do so, instead called the officers a variety of profane names. Having no other choice, the* offiçers transported him to the holding ceils , at Oshawa's 17 Division headquarters wbhere he was subsequently iden- tified by a family mem- ber. Charged with failing to identify bimself un- der the provisions of the Elighway Traffic Act is Alexander Pilepic, 28, of M'arie St. Local lawyer launchs Kin-smen houa lttr Well known local lawyer Terry Kelly is seen buying the first ticket in the Oshawa Kinsmen Club's house lottery. Over the next few months, the club will be selli4g 2,500 $100. tickets with the grand prize being a $114,000 home Iocated in the Rose Garden subdivision off Thornton Rd. in Oshawa. Prior to the Dec. 16 draw date, ten early bird prizes of $1,000 will also be given away. The club will use the proceeds from the draw to build a children's activity centre in the south end of Oshawa. In the photo are'ý. Alex Hillebrand, vice-president of Kassigner Construction, the builders of the home; Roy Good, the drawchairman; Terry Kelly, the purchaser of the first ticket; Milen Patterson, president eiect of the Kinsmen, Club 'of Oshawa; and, Peter Paten, the current club president. Free Press Staff Photo Blaze- causes $-50,O00O damage Approximately 000 damage bas done to Ironwood KINSMEN CLUB'O0F OSHAWA HOUSE LOTTERY 1984 Grand Priz...e 9:3 p4 p 4 c 'iai SrýMýU& room, formai lIvie 0 ln'om, attached Die.r glasshousê A alue $114,O0~ *2nd Pri ..15OO *3rd Priz't..1000.00 *4th Priz*Z..$OO 1to TICKET PRICE Pr~ fOntrlo$100-00 PRINTED BY: LYLE PRINT NG LI.. - -AIL DRAWS HELD A Kina'mâàn.(rimm. .iini. f% 2500 TICKETS TO BE SOLD 109 Coîborne St. W. Oshawa, Ontario Early Bird Draws 1. Sept. 16, 1984 2. Sept. 23, 1984 3. Sept 30,1984 4. Oct. 7, 1984 .5. Oct. 14, 1984 SOcI. 21, 1984 7,.Oct. 28, 1984 8. Nov. 4, 1984 9. Nov. 11, 1984 10O. Nov. 18, 1984 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $1 ,000.00 $1,1000.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $1 1000.00 ti,000.00 $1,000.00 $50,- been Crt. A LL D RAWS AT 9:30 P. M. CONTRIBUTIONS Through your support-the Oshawa Kinsmen Club cari conrtribute f in. ancial support to the construction of a Boys & Girls athletic-facllity-, Home built by H. Kassinger Co nstruction Ltd. Located et 884 Round.Iay in the'Rose Gardon Subdivision Tickets may be purchased at: Ward's Dry Goods, 35 King St. E., Oshawa or by fiIIing out form below. MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO: KINSMEN HOUSE DRAW NAME ..................................................... ADDRESS........... ................ ................ *........ PHONE................... .................................. MAIL FORM TO:, KINSMEN HOUSE DRAW CIO ROY GOOD R.R.ý #3 BOWMANVILLE _ONTrARIQg LIIC 3K4 home after a fire broke out late last Tuesday af- ternoon., AccOrding to a~ spokesman for the Whitby Fire,-. Depar- tment, damage to the home was extensive and will probably require major renovations before it can be re- occupied. The fire department be,-.ieves that the fire was started after an acetylene torch was used to cut a I-beam. The spokesman- said that the heat and sparks given off by the torch probably found their way into the insulation behind the brick wall. After a short time, enougb heat had been bulît up to set fire to the There was no injuries. home's wooden beams.» The fire- department had the fire under con- trol witbin 15 minutes of arrivai but spent some four hours on the scene ensuring, that it would flot start again.-* The spokesman added that the bome's residen- ts were away on holiday wben the fire broke out. iSUPPLIER' i SALE S REP, *1CALI OELIVERY WiHEN >YGU- WANT IT/OUOTATIOMIS WIIEN YOU NEEO TIIEM/POMPT ATTENTION 0 LETTERHEAD 0 SNAP SETS 0 INVENTORY CAROS # CIIEGUES 0 ENVELOPES 0 CONTINUOUS FORMS 0S SIIPPING TAGS 0 PRICE LISTS * BUSINESS FORMS 0 BUSINESS fOlRMS 0 LABELS 0 BROCHURES 0 INVOICES 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS 0. NEWSLETTERS 0 RAISED PRINTING * CATALOGUES *0 TICKETS 0 NCR FORMS 0 INSTANT PRINTING *CALE NDARS 0*BINDEfS' 0 SCRATCII PADS * GOtO STAMPING-il " 8OOI<BINODING< 0 COLOR WORK 0 CREATIVE DESIGN ,* PtITOGRAPHY A COMPLETE PRINTINO SERVICE FORTHE PURCHASING AGENT OR MUER, FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE a PICK-UP & DELIVERY *COPY DESIGN &PREPARATION HORSE CAMP' HUGE INDOOR ARENA'- AGES 8TO 16YEARS -BEGINNER TO ADVANCED HAY RIDES! SUMMER, $1 ý0 $200 $180 9 A-.M. TO 3:30 P. M, TRANSPORTATION'CAN BE ARRANGED FOR FOR FOR 9 DAYS 10 DAYS 9 DAYS pý PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS Fai6l36g to identify himself lands, a local man in j ail SESSIONS J ULY 3-13 JULY 16-27 JULY 30- AUGA-O AUG. 13-24 ,ý v AT b-ontrýo % 0