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wp §_ Scugog Cifizen -- Tuesday, February 23, 1993 v A! OI UN VANS COMMUNI (GFN BNI N 2 Feb. 23rd to Mar. 9th, 1993 FEBRUARY - MONTH LONG EVENTS * February is Heart & Stroke Month. Please give generously when canvassars call on you. * The Girl Guide Cookie Campaign starts February 6th. Cookie sales are the main source of revenue for Guiding in Ontario. Cookies sell for $2.50 per box. * YMCA Spring Program Brochures are now available. For broch ion, call 985-2824. * Uxbridge Pool Ge accepting registration for the spring session. For programs, dates and times call 852-7831. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd * Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association meets 8:00 PM at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa, for coffee, cards and conversation. New members and guests welcome. For more info call 436-5089 or 433-0832. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th * Port Perry Fiddle Club and Jam Session, 7:00 PM at the Island Banquet Hall on Scugog Island (5 miles from Port, follow signs). Fiddlers, pickers, dancers & public welcome. Admission $2.00, 985-7557 or 985-9807. * Cancellation of Bingo at the Catholic Church Hall, tonight only. " Seniors' Meeting at the Latcham Centre, 2:00 PM. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th * Borelians present "Night of January 16th", a Courtroom Drama / Comedy at Town Hall 1873 starting 8:00 PM. Tickets $10. available at Irwin Smith Music 985-2635. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th * Borelians present "Night of January 16th". See above. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th * Borelians present "Night of January 16th". See above. TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd * The Great Chicken and Egg Project starts another 4-H Club For great cooking and fun, come to Blackstock United Church from 7 to 8 PM. For children ages 10 to 21. Don't chicken out - Come see what it's all about. Call Gail Johns 986-4484 or Helen Coates 985-3985. . * Whitby-Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 PM at the Henry St. High School, 814'Henry Street, Whitby. Speaker : Mrs. Nora Herd, Community hi Oshawa - Sydenh are free and open to members and the ra public. For more information call 83-2476 or 723-7460. * Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association meets at 8:00 PM at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa., for it's Elections. Please come out and support your Chapter. For more info call 436-5089. * Pine Ridge Garden Club monthly meeting and competition. 8:00 PM, Nesti C Hall. Al or further details call Betty Forsyth 9686-0164. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8rd . * Bingo Eve Wed. at 7 PM at the Catholic Church Hall * Pont Perry Fair Board at 8:00 PM at the Medical Associates Building. Public participation welcome. * Euchre at the Latcham Centre, 1:30 PM THURSDAY, MARCH 4th Scugog P ion, 7:30 PM Wi air Scandinavian * "Night of Janu 16th" - A Courtroom Drama / a a1 starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets $10.00, available at in Smith Music 985-2635. FRIDAY, MARCH 5th * Borelians nt "Night of January 16th". See above. * Bingo at Nestleton Community Hall, 7:30 PM. 986-6503. * Variety Showcase & Silent Auction, 7 PM at the Janetville Hall. Admission $2.00. Great family entertainment. Sponsored by the Janetville Co-operative Nursery School. SATURDAY, MARCH 6th * * Borelians present "Night of January 16th". See above. * Port Perry & District Minor Softball Registration, Scugog Arena from 10 AM to 4 PM. Information 985-9880, 985-8689 SUNDAY, MARCH 7th * Port Perry & District Minor Softball Registration, Seugog Arena from 10 AM to 4 PM. Information 985-9860, 985-8689 MONDAY MARCH 8th * Caesarean Prevention Support and Education meeting at 31 Carnelly Crescent, Ajax starting 7:30 PM. Topic : & Caesarean Prevention. Contact : TUESDAY, MARCH 9th * Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association meets at 8:00 PM at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. "Wine Tasting with Nick of Hillebrand Wines" - rsvp necessary - Call 436-5089. alendar The Ci 5 in the at no char for non-profit groups dar events to 1 Fridays y Lakehead U. student Pres. Port Perry native Rob Jamieson has been elected president of the student union at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay. Mr. Jamieson, 22, is finishing his degree in outdoor education and geography this spring at Lakehead and his one year Escapes injuries A 22-year old Stouffville man escaped serious injury after a snowmobile accident on Lake Scugog late Sunday afternoon. Durham Police said David Ledlie was driving around the circular track on Kent's Bay at Port Perry when he caught the bank and was thrown from his machine. Police said he was knocked out in the mishap. Taken to Port Perry Hospital he was kept under observation and later released. term as president of the student union kicks in April 1. He won the election for president easily last week, defeating one other opponent by a margin of 1162-367 votes. "I worked very hard on the campaign," he told the Citizen, adding that his duties as president will keep on campus the entire year and he will devote his full attention to the job which pays a salary of $20,000. Mr. Jamieson graduated from Port Perry High School in 1989. He is no stranger to politics at Lakehead as he been elected to the board of directors for the last two season representing the professional schools. Lakehead has a student population of about 7500. Along with his interest in student politics, Mr. Jamieson is active in the Liberal Party in that city in northwestern Ontario. Present this ad and receive 15° OFF Your Purchase! The first glorious scents of spring sends most of us into a whirl of winter cleanup chores. 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[i UNDERSTANDING THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS Bl The book that describes how OAC grants are "Who can about the "eessseacssasescecearee w and answers q assessment process. These books and videos are available in English and French. To get a copy, or for more informa- tion, contact OAC at: TELEPHONE: (416) 961-1660 TOLL-FREE IN ONTARIO: | 800 387-0058 FAX: (416) 921.076) ONTARIO ARTS COUNCIL ARTS CONGR 5 ATS 0 TONTARIO Rob Jamieson Y spring brochure available The Port Perry YMCA's spring brochures are now available. As always the YMCA has something for everyone of all ages. Preschool programs include Tiny Tots, Loony Bin, Kindercare. New Preschool programs include Spring School, Budding Out and Teddy Bears' Picnic. School Age programs include Floor Hockey, Junior gym, Junior Stage Struck and Tutoring. Our newest School Age program is called Cartoon Capers. Youth programs include Theatre Arts, Art Club and Senior Jazz. New Youth programs for the spring include Counsellor Training and Senior Modelling. Adult programs include Lifeskills and Workout classes. Our newest Adult program is called Nobody's Perfect. Classes tend to fill up quickly. For a brochure or information on registration please call the Port Perry YMCA office at 985-2824. Aauctte Deach st fod R.M.T. (705) 786-1249 MASSAGE THERAPY benefiting BS GRISRITE * Whiplash CRANIAL THERAPY highly effective for * Chronic Pain stunction THIS Dy JEST (RIVIRY IR [RIVIE yDeticioney in