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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1985, PAGE 1l WCB honors Makita Hero Yamaquchi (left), president of Whitby's Makita Power Tools is seen here accepting a certificate of appreciation from Gail Kovacs of the vocational rehabilitation division of the Ontario Workers' Com- pensation Board. The W.C.B. honored Makita for its involvement in retraining rehabilitated workers for other jobs. Sin- ce the company joined the program 2/ years ago, they have retrained three injured workers as qualified repair technicians for their power tools. Yamaguchi said that he was pleased with the resuits of the program to date, adding that his company plans to remain involved. Free Press Staff Photo Singers to perform Jume 4 and 5 By HELEN CLARKE After being around for 18 years, Whitby folks are asking when the County Town Singers are having their Annual Spring Show. They don't want to miss it! Followers of this group know that this choir doesn't just get up on the risers and sing. They entertain! There is always a colourful, artistically designed back-drop, costumes and wonderful music performed with great style and en- thusiasm. Selections are chosen wihgreat care so as to appeal to people of al This yatepr formances will be at Chase leads to arrest A Peterborough man has been arrested after a motorcydllst lead a patrolling Durham Regionsi Police Force officer on a brief chase last Saturday night. According to a spokesman for the for- ce, the officer spotted a motorcycle being driven westbound on Dundas St. W. at a high rate of see. The off icer gave chase and finally pulled the motorcyclist over on Durham Rd. 23. After attempting to search the suspect, the officer was pushed aside and he ran into a nearby farfier's field. The suspect was ap- prehended after a brief foot chase. Daniel Peter Crough, 32, of 624 Union St., Peterborough has been charged with failing to stop for police, assault to resist arrest and escaping custody. Me was released on a promise to appear in Whitby provincial court on May 17. Anderson Collegiate on Tuesday, June 4, and Wednesday, June 5 at 8:15 p.m Having entered both the Toronto Kiwanis and the Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festivals and coming away with two first places and one second place, the choir is very eager to show off their talents thîs June. Under the excellent direction o! Lorie Easton-Flynn and ac- companied by the talen- ted Margaret Webber on the piano, the choir will be singing a series of folk songs, show tunes from Porgy & Bess, Cats (both recent popular Broadway hits) and many other familiar favourites. Tickets will be available from any choir member at $5 for adults and $2.50 for children a'nd seniors. EDITOR'S NOTE: Helen Clarke Is the public, relations officer of the County Town Singers. BUYING A LATE MODEL USED CAR CAN BE MORE COSTLY THAN BUYING A BRAND NEW And the pony cornes with a 40,000 km/24 rnonths power train warranty, elirinates the worry attached to buying a 2 or 3 yea r old ve hicle. COMPARE THE USED.... BUY A NEW PONY TODAY 2930 BAYLY ST. E. AJAX, 427-0111 WE 8*110 STE as gelas FM*y1i Ipla IaklUyIi.M. Spa