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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 27, 1992 -- 3 <a Durham Police pledge a get tough policy for A cheque for $1,000 turned over to the Hospital Bullding fund from the 'students at Port Perry High School. The money was raised through a marathon dance and brings the students total donation to over $4,500. At left Is Dennis T. Brozina, president and Debble McGarry, ate, Rudy, vice proviaen; Chris manager of the Hospital Foundation. Hospital tightens night security Stugog Memaflal Hospital is taking steps to make sure the building is secure at night. That means that all doors including. the emergency entrance will be locked after: 10:00 PM. Connie Jamieson, manager of personnel services said last week that locking the emergency entrance is to protect the safety of staff and patients, and to make sure that people don't just "walk through the doors and wander around the hospital." While to date there have been no "incidents" of un-wanted persons entering the building, "we don't want to wait fora serious incident to happen," she said. With this change in policy it + will be the first time that the doors to the emergency entrance at the hospital have been locked at night. THE MN i 3 NN Ms. Jamieson said that pégple coming to the emergency department after 10:00 PM are advised to call ahead, if possible, and let staff know they are on their way. Tn the outer lobby of the entrance, visitors will find a red button that will summon staff in the hospital t@open the locked doors automatically: Staff will be able to communicaté with anyone in the outer or lobby as well. And the emergency entrance will be monitored by a surveillance camera to allow staff to see who is there. Ms. Jamieson said hospitals all over Ontario and especially in larger centres, have already taken similar steps to insure staff and patient safety by locking the buildings overnight. She said Community Memorial is the last hospital in Durham Region to adopt this policy. Top awards at sheep show Sheep producers from Durham dominated the Sheep Show at Eastern Ontario's Ag- Fest held recently in Ottawa. Lloyd Skinner of RR 5, Bowmanville wen the Supreme Champion Ewe with a North Country Cheviot Yearling Ewe. Mr. Skinner's flock of Oxfords * {PPLECART MARKET YOUR COMPLETE PRODUCE STORE - Quality Fresh Produce, Herbs, Lettuce, Potatoes, Asparagus, Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Grapes, 2, Pears, Onions, Carrots, Cauliflower, > Squash, Snow Peas, Broceoti, Turnip, Fruit Baskets, plus more. Watch for our Upcoming Opening Specials! 52 WATER STREET, UNIT 4 - PORT PERRY was judged the Supreme Champion Flock. Lloyd Ayre of RR 4, Bowmanville was named Premier Breeder with his, Harfishire entries. hibited Halloween offences Durham Region Police will be getting tough with.anyone who steps out of line on Halloween this coming Saturday night. "I want to remind residents that Halloween is supposed to be a fun night for children," said Inspector Ross Smith, officer in charge of 26 Division that covers Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge Townships. Any ¢riminal offenses such as misch¥ef, damage or. egg throwing at vehfcles or buildings will be taken very seriously by Pqff¥e officers and they "will eed with the appropriate criminal charges," + he Dr. Kevin Dunkerley emphasized] Additional patrols, officers in plain clothes and un-marked vehicles will be out in force throughout the evening in all areas of the Division, he stated. And the "paddy wagon" will be pressed into service as well. Inspector Smith-said parents "should impress upon their teen- age children that egg throwing or anything else that causes damage will not be tolerated. * Motorists are also reminded to drive with special care Saturday evening as the streets will be busy with youngsters in cogtumes out trick or treating. PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE Dr. Lionel McTague CRERCEET " DENTISTRY {or ADULTS & CHILDREN INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED (we collect from insurance companies) [1 PLANS: 8 SENIOR CITIZENS' DISCOUNTS B EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 8 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME = 462 Paxton St. (across from Pt. rie cm & The winner of the Game Boy Draw of Oct. 16th was Aiden Kenny. Winning ticket was drawn by Jacqueline Osaduke. Next draw, Doc. 11thvg2. - SEAGRAVE UNITED CHURCH " annual HOT TURKEY DINNER * with Plum Pudding & Pie WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th Sittings at : 4:45 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:15 PM Adults $10.; Children 12 & Under $4. TAKE-OUTS AVAILABLE UCW Bazaar Advance Tickets Only - Call 985-8350 or 985-7778 There were 240 sheep at this show by breeders from all over Ontario and Quebec. FIREPLACES | FURNACES ral Gas and Propane WOOD & GAS STOVES | - Ductwork and Chimney Systems } 986-5846 ka \ Join them by putting it all together. J