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page 10, Whitby Froe Pros, saturday, May 31 Whitby man stabbed, hit with hammer A 37-year-old Whitby man was stabbed in the face and neck and hit with a ham- mer in an altercation at an Orlando Court, Oshawa residence last week. Police, fire and ambulance were called to the house around 9 a.m. Thursday and found the Whitby man bleeding at the front door; a 19-year-old Oshawa man of a neighbouring residenco had been stabbed in the abdomen and had head injuries. Both men were taken to Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital for treatment. After further investigation, police ar- rested the Oshawa man, Robert William Coombes, and charged him with at- tempted murder, aggravated assault, as- sault with a weapon and theft under $5,000. Free Press Photo by Mark Reesor 50 VOICES SING The Durham Philharmonic Choir members «Tony Deboo' (right) andf Bob Dudar rehearse for a concert directed by Robert Phillips of Whitby to be held June 14 at the Salvation Army Temple. BUUOmikupi>mnts MILTON 0 s o : Mini-mart robbed A Whitby convenience store clerk was threatened and robbed by a knife- wielding bandit Tuesday evening. Police say the culprit en- tered M&S MiniMart, 261 Michael Blvd., around 7:50 p.m., accosted the clerk and was given an undisclosed amount of cash; he was last seen running through Cen- tral Park. The suspect is described as a white man about 18-to- 20 years old. Red Cross blood donors Several blood donor cli- ics are being held by the Canadian Red Cross Soci- ety in three Durham Re- gion municipalities next month. On Monday, June 2, a clinic will be held in Build- ing 30 at the Whitby Men- tal Health Centre from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The following Monday, the Royal Canadian Legion hall at 117 Byron St. S. will be the site of a clinic from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. On Thursday, dune 5, there will be a clinic at St. Gregory's auditorium, 194 Simcoe St. N. in Oshawa from 12:30 to 7:30 p.m. and on Monday, dune 16 at St. Joseph The Worker Parish, 1100 Mary St. N. from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. 130HPISSREET UNIT7 WNtBY* -9395 MBVE Te ONTARIU TORNTO$9 CHICAGO $129 L0S ANGELES $136 DETROIT$137 BOSTON $162 NEW YORK $183 Monthly residential electricity bis ($Cdn.) for 1000 kilowatt hours. UTS A FIACT:n Residential customners in Ontario pay less for their electricity than the vast majority of U.S. households. And as a bonus, Ontario Hydro's power last year was, on average, 99.995% reliable. One of the best in the world! WNEN UT CMMES TB PWER, *MTMID'5 AfWUNNERI POWER CANADIAN UNION 0F PUBLIC EMPLOVEES, LOCAL 1000. Paid for by the mem bers of the Power Work ers' Union at Ontario Hydro, AECL - Cha lk River, Barrie PUC, Clarington HEC, Dryden HEC, Dryden Telephone, Great Lakes Power, Halton His HEC, Innisfil HEC, Kenora HEC, Kincardine Cabie, Markhamn HEC, Milton HEC, Orangeville HEC, Paris PUC, Sauit Ste. Marie PUC, Simncoe HEC, Vaughan HEC, Whîtby HEC. For more information cail: 1 800 958-8PWU (1 800 958-8798) or fax us at (416) 481-7115 or look us Ip on our Web page at httpl/www.pwu.ca -, - W