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1 The Saigon Express Restaurant sp Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 27, 1995 = 5 A lalizing In Viet and Chinese cuisine was officially opened at 150 Water Street In Port Perry last Saturday. The restaurant Is family owned by the Cuus, who left Vietnam In 1979 as refugees and arrived In Canada a year later. Mayor Howard Hall was on hand to help the family officially open thelr business. In photo at front are Elissa, Donald, Le, and at back are Tran and Hung, son Thal and mother Mrs. Cuu. Hung Cuu owned and operated a restaurant with his parents In Vietnam. One of the features of Vietnamese cuisine Is that It does not use much oll In the preparation. The Cuu family resides In Port Perry, Mr. Cuu worked at Raglan welding for 13 years. GM closing for holidays Beginning on Friday, June 80, with only a few exceptions, all of General Motors of Canada's almost 35,000 employees ill go on their annual summer vacations. They will return to work on Monday, July 17th. However, it will be 'business- as usual' for employees whose endeavours involve handling dealer or customer requirements. These include the GM of Canada Service Parts Operations in Oshawa, the National Parts Distribution Centre in Woodstock, the PDC's in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal* and Moncton _as well as the customer' Communication .and Technical Assistance Centres where staff will remain on duty. When work. begins again employees in GM of Canada's car assembly plants in Oshawa and Ste. Therese and in the Oshawa truck assembly plant will begin the "build-out" of the final units of the 1995 model year product and prepare for the immediate start-up of production of the 1996 models. Golden Slippers at Palmer Park The 1995 Sunday Evening Concert Series is sponsored by the Township Recreation Department. Each Sunday Evening in July and August, a series of performances will take place in the Palmer Park Gazebo on the Port Perry Lakefront. The intent of the program is to encourage community based performers from a variety of backgrounds to display their musical talents. The public are invited to attend 225 PLATTEN BLVD., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 1B4 (905) 985-9763 FAX 985-9764 Toll Free 1-800-331-9935 RESTAURANT HOURS - OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK Monday to Thursday 11 AM to 7 PM; Friday to Sunday 9 AM to 9 PM STORE & SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS Mon. to Fri. 8 AM to 8 PM; Sat. 6:30 AM to 9 PM; Sun. 6:30 AM to 8 PM Proud Sponsors of Big Brothers / Big Sisters across Dumka Region. an evening of musical entertainment beginning at 7pm. You may want to bring a lawn chair. Scheduled perforfnances in July include: July 2nd (Golden Slippers), July 9th (Kawartha Big Band), July 16th (Dixieland Evening featuring Ron Korb and Raymond Hickey), and a Special Presentation of Shakespeare in the Park on July 30th. For info on. these and other concerts, please call 45-8698. (9151 :\ 4 GHT CES SAT., JULY 1st Back by Popular Demand 'THE LINCOLNAIRES' Dance to your favourite songs of the 50's & 60's. Don't be disappointed. Reserve your table now SAT., JULY 8th 'THIRD DEGREE' with Gary Lalonde, formerly of 'Honeymoor¥Suite' Dance fo the greal sounds of the 70's and 80's. (ode ll) [ed EVENTS JULY 7 & 19 Water Ski School Call for more info. No serious injuries There were no serious injuries in a two car accident early Saturday afternoon on Marsh Hill Road. Durham Police say there were five people in the two vehicles which collided at the intersection of Marsh Hill and the 6th Concession. Police have charged a Peterborough woman with failing to stop. She was westbound on Concession 6 when the accident occurred. Meanwhile, a 74 year old Zephyr man remains in very serious condition in Sunnybrook Medical Centre. Police say William Peacock was baling hay the: afternoon of June 20 when he got off the tractor to check the baler. The tractor lurched forward knocking him to the ground and in crash the rear tire ran over his chest. , He was found a short time later by his son who called 911. The victim was first taken to hospital in Newmarket and later transferred to Sunnybrook Citizen Want Ads THEY WORK! 54 Water St., Port Perry 985-6397 JULY CONCERTS Sunday 16th : Dixieland feat TOWNSHIP of SCUGOG 1995 Sunday Evening CONCERT SERIES The Parks and Recreation Department will be presenting a series of Sunday Evening Concerts at the Palmer Park Gazebo. Concerts will begin at 7:00 PM. Sunday 2nd : Golden Slippers Sunday 9th : Kawartha Big Band Sunday 30th: Shakespeare in the Park (Mid-summer Night's Dream) AUGUST CONCERTS Sunday 6th : Shakespeare in the Park (Mid-summer Night's Dream) Sunday 13th : Uxbridge Community Concert Band Sunday 20th : Port Perry Fiddle Club Sunday 27th : Clarington Band uring Ron Korb & Raymond Hickey wal] 'Colorations'), some may not as always. change in the right direction, products. I'have given a product that is eration, but their hard-earned you have come to expect, and 84 Water St., Port It local paint and wallpaper store. Because changing our paint line meant changing our name (now store, in the same location as always, with the same great service As in the last seven years we haven't steered you wrong in your decorating projects | feel this change to Para Paints is a provide you with sound, expert advice and top quality Being a member of this community, I feel an obligation to pro- - vide a quality product that | know will perform as expect Living shoulder to shoulder with my customers and neighbours I must be able to believe in what I am selling, and feel confident I look forward to providing you with the same great service believe will outperform the product we are used to using. I would like to take the opportunity to genuinely thank all my loyal customers, local merchants and business associates, for your kind words and support mean alot. COME DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE! COLORATIONS -- Paint & Wallpaper |... WELCOME @ PARA hh 'm sure by now most have noticed he changes happening at your realize that we are still the same which will enable us to continue to worthy of not only their consid- dollars. also a new paint line which | - Laurie Lyon ne -- VISA -- Perry 985-3030 i}