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wp 2 -- Beugog Citizen -- Tnesday, May 10, 1994 " MERCE April 94 + 1 Community Memorial Hospital $9 300.% SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COM NINE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS Seupey @bambdr of €ommence The Scugog Chamber of Commerce likes to do things in a big way and last week turned over this big cheque for $9300 to the Memorial Hospital Buliding Fund. This completes the Chamber's $25,000 pledge to the Hospital over 5 years. Administrator David Brown accepted the cheque from president Alissa Smith (right) and Brenda Casteels, who organized the Chamber's elimination draw recently. The $9300 came from that elimination draw, and the winner of the $1000 grand prize was Debbie Jones of Port Perry. From Our Hands... To Your Heart £4 Sth Annual Spring Country Collectables ; & Craft Show and Sale May 14 & 15, 1993 Sat, 10am - 5 pm & Sun., 11 am - 4 pm Bowmanville High School One block North of HWY #2 on Liberty St. Adults: $2. Seniors: $1 Chidren under 122 FREE Door Prizes Info: (416) 3851616 (416) 9850572 Cops collar pair Two Durham Region Police officers got wet and muddy last week when they went into a swamp north of Port Perry to apprehend two persons wanted in connection with a stolen car. The incident began about 4:00 PM May 8 when Constables Dave Mounsteven and Garry Brant spotted a 1990 Dodge Shadow that had been reported stolen in Oshawa earlier in the day. They pursued the vehicle north on Old Simcoe Street at speeds over 100 KM/hr until the vehicle ran off the road into the ditch at Concession 12. The two occupants jumped from the car and fled into the swamp on foot with the two officers in hot pursuit They apprehended both a short while later, said a Police spokesman, adding that the officers at times were up to their waists in swamp water and mud Charged with car theft, possession of stolen property, dangerous driving and possession of a narcotic is 24- year Winston Charles Handy of Oshawa. A 16-year Younger Offender, also from Oshawa has been charged with theft over $1,000 and possession of stolen goods. Both will appear in court in June Hook, line, sinkers Durham Police are investi gating an overnight break-in May 2 on Aldred Dr. which netted thieves a quantity of tools and large amount of fishing gear Police say thieves broke into a garage and made off with drills, saws, garden equipment, gas tanks and an 18HP Mercury outboard motor They also took eight fishing rods and reels valued at $340 each and three tackle boxes filled with bass lures valued at about $1,000 Police estimate the total loss at more than $5,000 Meanwhile, in another incident the same night, Police say thieves smashed a window at Gord Lewis Motors and made off with a small amount of cash from a Classic Hot Dog cart that was stored in the garage 4 / [] County Rd. § 3 mile south of Janetvilie 08) 277-2719 Fy NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON! 1 Bedding Plants ® Perennials ® Hanging Baskets pon PT MON 0FRI 9108 SAT A SUN 95 Hwy 7A §lovmes ee AID ENTRE r= = BATTERIES HEARING TERRY FAIERS d ® 25 Years Experience "17 | mBoord Certified Hearing |} Instrument Specialist te only per A PROFESSIONAL HEARING yy SERVICES INCLUDING : WITHOUT » Audiometric testing TRYING IT FIRST. >) » Impedance audiometry ASK ABOUT » Real ear measurement OUR FREE TRIAL » Electronic hearing aid analysis » All make repairs and service MW LINDSAY B B® PETERBOROUGH ® 244 Charlotte Street, K9) 2V1 ms 743-1861 os 328-0145 ------------ ------ rr] 99! ING AID "r= | | Le te ee tr rn | » Evaluation and fitting of | 50 Off hearing aids i Do - | . Coupon ! To ease the financial burden of our | » {ounseling ond we are offering medical referrals | ; of $50. towards » Six consultants to serve you your next hagring ald Re a a ie 4 Lindsay Street North K9V 1T4 If you're not sure whether you suffer from hearing loss, ask yourself these eight questions HB PORT PERRYN 462 Paxtop Street L9L 1L9 00s 985-3166 » Do you find it gifficult to fol conversation in a