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FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2000-5 PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" Comedian Broadfoot to appear | Dinner to benefit conservation agency The Scugog Community Centre will be the setting when the third annual Friends of Kawartha Conservation fundraising dinner is held in Port Perry April 25. : All funds raised from the evening of entertainment will be donated to the authority, which maintain con- servation areas and monitors the * 'Kawartha watershed. The dinner has become a major fundraiser for the authority since the provincial government cut funding in -1996, says Regional Councillor Ken Gadsden, Scugog's rep with the authority and master of ceremonies for the evening's events. "The Friends of Kawartha Conservation were formed by the community after (the funding cuts) to help raise funds to aid numerous community projects and conserva- tion capital projects," said Mr Gadsden. One such project is the Ken Reid | Conservation Authority just north of | = Lindsay, he said. There, plans are being made to construct a marsh boardwalk. . Besides enjoying dinner, support- 5 ers will be treated to the wit of | 3 Canada's best known, and best loved 3 'comic, Dave Broadfoot. i As well, Scottish musical entertain- The ever-fiopt sular Dave Broadfoot will be special ecial uest at ment will be provided by Cleigmore cou ona Conservation dinner, April 25 in Port Perry. : and there'll be plenty of door prizes Tickets, which are $75 each, canbe 4294) or Scugog Township CEO Earl and a live and silent auction. The evening will begin até p.m. purchased from Ken Gadsden (985- Cuddie (985-7346). | ) er ll ! J a NE \ Ko ) RN ZF dl A\ Al . 74) «9 = A NNN | AWN 229 Queen St, Port Perry 905-985-6200 -- 71 charges | osarios largest From page 1 selection of This Ls our ldea netic strip and stores it. Easter treats That information is down- loaded and used in the manufacture of phony using the of a Great credit cards. This is often done before cards are swiped through counter top credit card devices, say police. Skimming schemes are most often found at places such as full-serve gas bars where employees can take the credit card from the customers and skim it while the cardholder waits outside, say police. As a result of their investigation, Durham. Police have seized three credit card skimming machines. David Sanderson of Port Perry has been charged with 71 counts of possessing credit card data; three counts of pos- sessing credit card skim- mers; and two counts of using stolen credit cards. He also faces two counts of possession of stolen credit cards; two counts of attempting to obstruct justice; two counts of intimidation; and one count each of traffick- Spring Break We negotiated a lower cable modem price with our supplier and want to pass the savings on to you! Break tinvto Spring with a great Deal! HIGH SPEED INTERNET ON CABLE. brought to you by: Compton Communications WWW.C net 985-8171 REBUILDING THE INTERNET AS FAST AS WE CAN: ing credit card data, '| attempting fraud under $5,000, fraud over $5,000, fraud under $5,000 and threatening. ("Installation charge applies) a EECA CTT STEEL ELIE ACER EITHY