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= 2-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 2, 1993 LLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLL LLL LL Check It out ADVERTISING HIGHLIGHTS In this issue of the Scugog Citizen. HOMESTEAD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - Gold Tag Clean-up Sale with fantastic clearance prices. BROOKS FEED STORE and Sunderland Feed Supply have joined the Masterfeeds team. PHILP PONTIAC BUICK - It's always worth the trip for pre-owned late model cars and trucks. ct Fire destroys home Several family pets were lost in a fire that destroyed a house in rural Scugog Township last Wednesday afternoon. Lost in the blaze were two dogs, a cat and two guinea pigs after the fire raced through the century old house on Marsh Hill Road, about two km north of Epsom Scugog Deputy Chief Richard Miller said the blaze started in the kitchen, apparently after a pot of cooking oil had been left on the stove. Damage has been set at $100,000 to the home, and it is believed both hosue and contents are covered by insurance. The alarm was turned in by SWAIN SEED carries all of your seed requirements. Order now - some varieties are already sold out! SNELL, FRASER LAWYERS will be opening an office in Port Perry on March 3rd THE PERSONAL TOUCH can save the day, if you forgot a special occasion. CITY HEARING AID CENTRE now has an office at 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry. EMS FLOORING is celebrating their 1st Anniversary with fabulous Para Paint Specials NORCOM CELLULAR offers great looking phones in a great package CASIA PALACE offers a Night Out with a Ditference. Chinese Dinner and Country Dancing Thursday nights THE SECOND HAND FOR KIDS is re-opening in larger premises on Queen Street Saturday. TRADER SAM'S welcomes you Mondays with their Western Roundup Menu and Country Music. ALLEN'S SIDING PRODUCTS is booking now for April Installation BROCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE has the wardrobe you need for a warm March Break. HERBALLY YOURS offers you 10% Off Cybergenics Total Body Building System. QUALITY HOMES has no dicker prices on your new quality manufactured home. CRANDELL'S RIVERBOAT hosts the Great Canadian Karaoke Challenge every Sunday evening. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES has great prices on 1992 Corsicas and Cavaliers. GALLEY FISH & SEAFOOD invite you to enjoy their dinner specials. THE COUNTRY MARKET has added more vendors. DOWSON'S VALU-MART is featuring Club Pack Savings. CLASSIC HOT DOGS again offers corn relish. CIRCULAR SOUNDS can now access information on every currently available recording in North America. REAL ESTATES LISTINGS this week include COLDWELL BANKER COUNTRY LANE REALTY, RIDGENORTH REALTY LTD., CANADA TRUST REALTY NETWORK and can be found along with the Classified Ads in the Citizen's convenient pull-out centre section FLYERS this week include WHITE ROSE, PAULMAC PET FOOD, CO-OP* and RE/MAX* ('in limited areas) He who has a thing to sell Yale RL TET TCR We [od Be RUC Is not as apt to get the dollars As he who climbs a tree and hollars! IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! neighbours who spotted smoke coming from the home. Both Scugog and Uxbridge Fire Departments were on the scene Firefighters from Scugog and Uxbridge responded to a fire at a'home north of Epsom last week. There were na Injuries but several pets were lost In the blaze. as well as Durham Police officers Frank Hammond and Dave Mann There was nobody home when the blaze broke eut as the children were at school in Epsom. Flooding could be a major problem this spring, warns the The children and their Kawartha Conservation mother are staying with Authority neighbours And effective March 1, the Kawartha opened a 24-hour flood warning hotline for concerned citizens living anywhere within the Authority, which takes in Scugog Township. "Conditions for this spring indicate a high potential for flooding problems due to factors such as the early winter thaw in <January which saturated the ground, a deep snow-pack and thick ice cover on the lakes," Schuyler, water management co-ordinator with Kawartha last week. -- Going TO GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK CLIP THE COUPONS BELOW ... HAPS tert lr visti big a Any Purchase of $100. or More § : Limit one coupon per visit. Not valid with any other special : Expires Mar. 28/93 SC " BROCK! DEPARTMENT STORE 168 Queen St., Port Perry ; said Jeff South' for the March Break? OR FOR AN EARLY TASTE OF SPRING ... .. shop at Brock's first and choose from a large selection of @ BATHING SUITS ® COVER UPS ® SHORTS & TOPS Any Purchase of $25. or More ; ® SOFT COTTON : Limit one coupon per visit. [] SWEATERS : Erpros 0/55 5c} @ SLACKS phy IVY Vi Ae ® JACKETS yiylyivivigiivigiplgiylylplylplelpiiylylylyiyiylylriyil SRLEY LEVI'S SHIRTS H Any Purchase of $50. or More ; ' © 'New RILEY & . mit one coupon per visit. " Not valid with any other special . LEVIS PANTS ' Expires Mar. 28/93 SC + ® GOLF SHIRTS a @ SANDALS & CASUAL SHOES Flood warnings Other contributing factors to spring floods are the duration of the thaw, rapid changes in temperature and the amount of rainfall The run-off caused by the melting snow and rain water accumulate In nvers, streams and ditches where it can quickly flow to adjacent lands causing flood problems for property owners. The Flood Warning Hotline is 1-800-668-5722. Calls after regular office hours will receive the phone number of the Flood Duty Officer from an answering machine. The public is strongly advised to be aware of rapidly changing conditions over the next few weeks. I YOu don y eit