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my Beugoq Citizen -- Tuesday, August 39, 1995 --3 pe Our Library wins big at Tartan Classic A total of 72 golfers enjoyed a fantastic day of golf in the first annual Tartan Classic tour t at the challenging Dr. Steve Russell, one of the organizers of the Tartan Classic, said the event netted $5100 for the S g Library, and those Thunderbird course in Ashburn August 23. But it was the Scugog Memorial Library that broke par. Golfers Ed Wach, Tom Stewart, Dr. Steve Russell joins celebrity guests Red Kelly, former NHL great with Detroit and Toronto, and CFTO TV sports announcer Lance Brown. They were all part of the Tartan Golf tournament last week at the Thunderbird Course to raise money for .the Scugog Library. See story above. funds will be used to purchase new educational computer software and reference books. Organizers were more than pleased with the amount as it exceeded their target by $100. Dr. Russell said the Tartan Classic was such a success that plans will soon be underway for the second annual tournament next summer. The weather was absolutely letter perfect for golf last NCS IBM PERSONAL COMPUTERS "QUALITY - SERVICE - SUPPORT" NEW and USED IBM COMPUTERS FOR HOME and BUSINESS FREE INSTALLATION SET-UP and SUPPORT . Authorized IBM Dealer TEL. (905) 986-5390 (905) 986-1039 FAX Wednesday afternoon when the 72 golfers headed out onto the course for the "shotgun" start at 1:00 PM. An additional 24 people arrived at the club that evening to be part of the dinner banquet. Celebrity guests for the day were popular CFTO sports broadcaster Lance Brown and NHL hockey. legend Leonard Kelly, better known as "Red." Now 67 and still very active as president of CAMP Systems of Canada, a company that provides maintenance to aircraft computers and navigational systems, Red Kelly won eight Stanley Cups in his 20 year career with Detroit and Toronto. He also won the Norris trophy as top defenseman and four Lady Byng awards for sportsmanship on the ice. Red said his business commitments don't allow him as much time for golf as he would like, but he was thoroughly enjoying himself at the Classic. While the Scugog Library was the overwhelming winner on this day, there were plenty of prizes for individual participants. Low gross: Art Robson; Low net: Stew Bennett; ladies low gross: Elizabeth Russell; Ladies low net: Catherine Miller; Closest to the pin: Hugo Stiller and Jim Byers; longest drive winners: Stew Bennett and Garry Carruthers. Out on the putting green, Ed Wach was the winner of the competition and he'll enjoy a golf weekend for two "at the wonderful Deerhurst Resort. Dr. Russell expressed his appreciation on behalf of the organizers to all those who played in the tournament and those who attended the dinner banquet. If you are a Self Employed Business Person, run a Business from Home or a Construction Worker, Electrician, Plumber, Heating Engineer, Brick- layer, Drywaller, Carpenter, Joiner, Truck Driver Taxi Driver, Mechanic ... HOW LONG CAN YOU GET ALONG WITHOUT YOUR INCOME? Our entire lifestyle is dependent on our income. Our Home, Car, Savings, .. are all at risk if we become disabled due 10 injury or illness. Yet many people do not protect theif most valuable asset - their ability to work and eam a - living. Today there is a NEW Program that can provide YOU with the protection you need at a cost you can afford, with NO MEDICAL, and IMMEDIATE COVERAGE, EASY ISSUE, 1st DAY BENEFITS. For a personalized Disability Program call ... JIM VAILLANCOURT a 1-800-608-7303 "It could be too late tomorrow!" -------- Semi-Annual 'UPSTAIRS' WAREHOUSE SALE In order to make room for our New Fall Merchandise, we're moving all our Summer Fashions and Footwear, (Men's, Women's and Children's) UPSTAIRS and selling them at AMAZING PRICES! - and - when ypu visit UPSTAIRS you will receive a coupon entitling you to pay NO GST and NO PST* on all New Fall Fashions and Footwear DOWNSTAIRS! (Men's & Women's Only) 20% OFF .'" AllInfant, Boys' & Girls' KRICKETS Collection! g 4 Durable, Canadian-made Co-ordinates in Popular Denim, Flannel and Plaids Q oar who dc nfans'3 to 24 Monts Boye and J Gis 5iz65 210 12 g y . BR@CK"S | |BRECK'S mas: Service, Quality and Style since 1881 f or K | ds PORT PERRY 168 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY 985-2521 985-8797 Sale starts Thursday, 1 | August 24th to Sunday, September 3rd. No layaways. Final Sale. T re