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WHITBYEREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE 1, 1989, FUAGE 1"i CRIME STOPPERS and Durham RegionalPolice are asking for help to solve a hit and i'un, involving a truck and motorcycle, on Taunton Rd. E., near Garden St., on Friday-, Oct. 13, about 4:30 p.m. A re-enact- ment of the crime was filmed last week for television coverage this week. Froe Proesphoto Respite service volunteers honored The Durham Association, for families, the program bas been Family Bespite Services recently able te provi de to date, well over held ita ainnual appreciation 50,000 heurs cf respite for 200 dinner and- dance for its famiies tbroughout Durham volunteers at the Durham Squash Region in 1989. Club in Whitby. Volunteers who received five-year awards were Joanne Volunteera provide short-term and Fred Wind, Rosemauy and respite for families in Durham Clayton Connel, Murray and Region wbo are caring at home Joan Foster, Aileen and BdIf for a, developmentally or Hocket and ita and eGord physically handicapped member. Woedcock. Though the ' 85 - volunateer Ten-year awarda went te Mary and Rainer Messerschmidt, Joyce and Jim O'onnor, Bonnie and Dick Windsor, Len and Efleen Waltham and Glenda and -John Hull. Anyone in Durham Region who is intereated in becoming a volunteer respite previder or who would like more information about the agency, can contact the programi office at 668-3812 or 427-3541. Whitby hit andrn Crime Stopera and Durham Regional Police are appealing for the publics help in solving a bût and run collision which occurred in Whitby on Friday, Oct. 13. At about 4:30 p.m. a motorcycle was proceeding easton Taunton Rd. approaching, Garden St. The motorcycle had slowed-down and was intending to make a right turn when a truck passed it on the right shoulder. It bit the motorcycle and both the driver and passenger were tbrown to the ground. ,, The truck c<mtinued te move eastbound at a high speed and disappeared. There were no serious iunjuries but te pa ueger< was taken to the hospital. The motorcycle was extensively damaged. The wanted truck is described as a conventional Maclc tractor unit with aleeper, white in cler with a green stripe about four inches tick along the aide f the'cab and acroes the rear of the leeper'. It had a chrome bumper, round headlighta and a emoke-stack on.the pasenger saie. It was ini vey cdean condition but was blowing black amoke. A re-enactment cf t'bis bit and rum will be hown on CITY-TV (channel 57, cable 7) on Thuraday, Nov. 2 during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.newa. It will also b. ahown on CHEX-TV in Peterborough and CKVR-TV in Barrie on Friday and during the weekend. Crime Stoppera. is asking for any information on thie bMt and mn. Do you know who was driving the truck? Do yeu know where the truck is? Have you heard anytbing about it? Did you see it happen? If 50 you can cali Crime Stoppera. Youll neyer bhave to give your name or appear in court. There is also a cash reward f up to $1,000. The Crime Stoppera phone number is 436-8477 (tbat'a 436-TIPS). Sergeant Sandy Ryrie is the co-ordinator with the Duram Regional Police force and writes tbis article to help, combat crime. A citizen board adniiniters the Crime Stoppera prgam f wbich there are now more tban 800 in North America. The reward mney is raised through tax'4eductible donations wich may be sent to Durham Regiopl Crime Stoppera, P.O. 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