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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 17, 1986 Stephanie Lynn Grills of Seagrave, only daughter of Joe and Joanne Grills, graduated from Durham College, with Honours from the Dental Assistant Programme. Stephanie was a graduate of Port Perry High School. She is present- ly employed with Dr. A Camastra in Oshawa. GRADUATES Patricia M. Holman, Daughter of David and Phyliss Holman of Prince Albert, recently graduated from Queen's University, Kingston with a Bachelor Degree in Education. This compliments her Bachelor of Arts (honours) received from the University of Toronto. - Wagg - McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Home Kindness - Courtesy - Economy ~ We are bonded for your security. Pre-arrangement & Cremation information Serving Port Perry & Surrounding Districts with Distinctive Service "SAME LOCATION FOR OVER 75 YEARS 985-217 escape 1) : ST RN DARDZFUI "yy " ; ow Eo Enclosed is Cash or Cheque payable to the i ® ECONOMY © / IZE eo L i © COMPACT ® LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS in well | KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA Hi ¢ ge _ in the amount of to nominate ( ) | ! HOURS: ) wn, : ; be Mon Thur tll 9 B HELP Mon TH OURS: An eight year old Seagrave area OR for votes ( ). ; | Friday till 5 30 PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Friday till 5:30 youngster had a narrow escape over : Saturday till 4 10 VANEOWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 985 8474 Saturday till 4 the weekend when she fell into a dry TO NOMINATE: i oul} hole for a well in Robin Glade ADDRESS: i Lisa Kimmerly was playing with 3 - - another youngster when she fell in- ' to the hole about 18 inches in Hi i n S I I n 24 diameter and it started to cave in CATEGORY: 1 WN be €o® Mon to Fri Bto 5 Yay Sat 830101230 OPEN: r PRODUCTS LTD. (formerly Chris Allen Aluminum) REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK REGIONAL RD. 8 - PORT PERRY ALUMINUM & VINYL - tilt for easy cleaning -install in existing frames T SHUTTERS -- WINDOWS WINDOWS casement bay, bow side sliders and many more styles. | Mayor Jerry Taylor takes the phone for Sick Kids than $1.5 million had been pledged The money pledged will be put Sc Tayl t \ J Sougeq Mayor Jerry Wg towards construction of a new pa- towards the construction of a new children of Ontario and Canada. tient care centre at the world $150 million addition to the hospital, Mayor Taylor, along with Brock Township Mayor Al McPhail and Uxbridge Township Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor were working the phone lines Sunday afternoon at the Second Annual Telethon for the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. The 24-hour Telethon was staged at the CFTO-TV studios in Agin- court and when it was over, more famous hospital. "It was quite an experience. The phone line never stopped ringing," Mayor Taylor told the Star. 'But I enjoyed it very much, and of course it was for a great cause." The massive Telethon involved the efforts of hundreds of people, in- cluding well-known entertainers, sports figures, politicians and media people. Second annual Sexy Man contest underway Once again the race is on to find this year's "sexy men' in Scugog Township. The Sexy Man Contest is the ma- jor fund raising venture for the Toronto & District Chapter of the Kidney Foundation. Donna Shanley is the co-ordinator and is hoping this year's contest is as successful and fun as last years. With the help and good sportsman- ship of 27 sexy man nominees the contest raised $11,000 in 1985. These funds to toward research, education and patient services. With over 80 people in Durham with Kidney disease and 4 transplant patients within Scugog alone the funds rais- The rules for the contest are sim- ple enough. Any male who works or lives in Scugog is eligible for nomination into one of the twelve categories with a nomination fee of Narrow Her playmate ran for help and a neighbour pulled the youngster out, said a spokesman for the Port Perry unit of the Scugog Fire department. The Scugog by-law enforcement department is looking into the inci- dent, as the hole apparently was not covered. $3. Votes are one penny (i.e.: $1 is 100 votes). Categories are: Sexy Businessman, Working Man, Farmer, Salesman, Professional, Civil Servant, Politician, Senior, Student, Citizen, Bachelor and Ser- vice Club. Nomination forms are available from several local businesses in- cluding the Port Perry Star, Luke's Country Store & Brutons IDA. Nominations close on July 10th with a ballot station for voting be- ing set up during Festival Days. Winners will be announced & prizes awarded July 12th. scheduled for completion in the ear- ly 1990's. It will have room for 570 patients and include intensive care unit, emergency rooms, three operating theatres, a burn unit and out-patient clinics. JULY 10 - 11 - 12 HAVE YOU ... booked your space in the Festival Days Supplement? The Port Perry Star will be publishing a special supple- ment on Tuesday, July 8th, filled with features and advertisements to promote | Caribbean Festival Days. For more details call Deb or Valerie at the Star, 985-7383 But hurry - deadline for copy is June 24th! | ONTARIO FUNERAL Nf 216 Queen Street ed are benefitting people right here (Incorporated) Port Perry in our own community. & SEXY MAN CONTEST BALLOT Nomination Fee $3.00 - AND - 1¢ per Vote. Mail to: KIDNEY FOUNDATION PORT PERRY UNIT, GENERAL DELIVERY PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LOB 1NO FOR INFORMATION CALL: DONNA SHANLEY 985-8284 or BARBARA GOODMAN 985-7758 MUSIC « CONWAY Paul + Roger ry NA Em RAINBOW ROOMS Enjoy the Summer surrounded by Sunshine! Call today for more information. Have a cocktail and finger foods with friends and listen or dance a few hours to music selections for the young and not-so-young. (WE RESERVE FOR PARTIES OF EIGHT OR MORE) SAT, JUNE 21st | | 9 pm. to 1 a.m. "YOUR ONE STOP ALUMINUM NEEDS" IN STOCK - Siding, Soffit , Eavestrough - 5" Seamless Variety of Colours Supply only or Supply & Install For more information and Free 985-3747 Estimates ... Call Mike or Rob HWY. 7A (by the Causeway) Phone 985-7631 CONWAY PLACE