The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

a "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 22,1994 IT'S SKIN CLEANING TIME! PORT CLEANERS 20% OFF =| PREPAID orders only. Suedes and Leathers Special Offer expires April 16th 255 Queen St., Port Perry 985-7105 Sy N| N[e18] Nef =\V [= Nj p= -and - 204 Casimir Street, Port Perry, Ont. (905) 985-4141 Robert Snell, Stuart Mutch, Anthony Balka and Elizabeth Saad practice as: SNELL LAWYERS 185 Brock Street, North, Suite 200, Whitby, Ont. (905) 666-3666 -and - 204 Casimir Street, Port Perry, Ont. (905) 985-0889 | TOILET TRAUMA? | A gushing toilet can push anyone's panic button. The helpless : feeling of a toilet out of control, the trauma of a flooded bathroom. Mr. Rooter can ease your anxiety quickly and i professionally. Why suffer form toilet trauma .. As of January 1st, 1994, SNELL FRASER LAWYERS has dissolved and become two separate law firms: David Siksay & Natalie Fraser practice as: SIKSAY & FRASER LAW OFFICES | 618 Athol Street, Whitby, Ont. (905) 666-4772 . call today. 1 Fast 24-Hour 7 Day Service At No Additional Charge (Senior Citizen Discount 10%) § CALL FoR SERVICE...985-0084 SV WINDOWS & DOORS WITH THIS "s2""The one source for all your plumbing needs" ieee bei ili flLe alad eO--. = Replace any 5 windows in your house $999.00 Wood, vinyl clad. Ontario Hydro & CSA Approved. Port Perry 985-3557 Ajax (905) 619-9645 Artist Mark Pettes returns to Scugog Public Library In response to popular de- mand artist Mark Pettes re- turns to show his fine pencil work at the Kent Farndale Gal- lery at Scugog Public Library, 231 Water Street in Port Perry from March 26 to April 15. Mark was born and raised in Kedron and much of his current work continues to be inspired by Durham scenes. A hedgerow of birch trees, a wild glade by Oshawa Creek, a farm scene are portrayed by Mark's strong sure pencil with great attention to thelight and play of shadows. This talented but modest art- ist currently lives in Toronto with his wife Laurie and small son and daughter. He main- tains an office in his home for his business of landscape archi- tecture and friends tell me that he is so dexterous that he can draw with one hand while tend- ing a baby with the other. He has recently experimented with portraiture, inspired by his wee daughter. Some of Marks work has re- cently been auctioned by chari- table groups to support the Children's Wish; Canada Foun- dation and nature and wildlife foundations. He has been grant- ed many awards at Buckhorn and the Robert Melzughtin Gallery. Kent Farndale quote: Mark uses pencil to great advantage and his black and white pieces with their subtle shading are very interesting and well done. You are invited to coffee at the gallery from 1 to 4 p.m. on the show. Saturday, March 26, 231 Water Street, Port Perry, to meet the artist, Mark Pettes, and enjoy Former Durham Police Chief Jon M. Jenkins dies Sunday ing, March 20, 1994. after a career of 33 years with the ' region's first Chief in 1974. | involved in the community both ll Rotary Club, Oshawa Chapter of JON M. JENKINS families. International Assoc. of Chiefs of Police and held the post of Chairman of the Oshawa Harbour Commission. He is survived by his wife Iris, three sons, Leon, Jon, and Mark, daugther Cheryl, sister Margaret, brother Bill and their A funeral service will be held on Wednesay, March 23 at 2 p.m. at Kingsview United Church, 505 Adelaide Ave. East in Former Durham Regional Police Chief Jon M. Jenkins passed away early Sunday morn- Chief Jenkins retired in 1988 police service. He served as Chief of the Oshawa Police Department before the formation of Durham Region, and was named the Chief Jenkins was very during and since his retirement. He was a member of the Oshawa the Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario and Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, the Criminal Intelligence Services of Ont. and the Canadian Rep. to the Oshawa. Palm Sunday service at Epsom Palm Sunday service will be held in Epsom United Church starting at 11 a.m. The Junior Choir will be singing both this week and Easter Sunday. The Epsom-Utica Youth Group will meet Friday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Sandra Ker- ry's home. Bring $2 for munch- ies. The Youth Group are serving breakfast at Epsom Church on Good Friday starting at 9 a.m. The cost is $3 per person. This is prior to the 10 a.m. service. Keep in mind that this Friday is euchre night in Utica Hall and everyone who plays euchre is welcome. This starts at 8 p.m. Thursday afternoon visitors with Gordon and Grace Kirk were very good friends Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Tomlinson from Mississauga. Eric Sobil and family spent a 1B SPENCER'S FEED SERVICE ree oy (0 QV ES xD Raise your own flock of... | Pullets, Mixed G Delivery Dates - April 25 & May 17 Note: orders must be placed 5 weeks in advance For information call SPENCER'S FEED SERVICE | (416) 985-3371 few days last week visiting with Jane's brother Ron and family in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Last Friday they, along with Jo- hanna Urech visited with Eric's sister Sandra and husband Em- ery Krick and family in Toronto. This past Sunday Johanna vis- ited her son Tim and family in Barrie. John and Pat Sutherland had a houseful on Saturday when they entertained her family. Guests were Pat's parents Len and Doreen English of Cardiff, her sister Diana and Jeff Bent and family of Port Perry, sister Robin Guyander and children of Oshawa, sister Christine and Bill Hancock and children of Lindsay and sister-in-law Carol English and children of Bramp- ton. Andrea Sutherland's friend Tina Andrews spent a few days visiting. On Sunday her par- ents Bob and Wendy and Adam of Cameron were supper guests. Irene Fielding was a Sunday supper guest with son Frank and family in Port Perry. Jay Smith is spending a week in B.C. accompanying students and teachers from Henry St. High School where she is a teacher on, I believe, a sports event. Jay's mother Kathy Sgro of Toronto is staying at: the Smith home looking after the children while their mother is away. Margaret Davis honored by Sheila Parrott During the Burns Church service Sunday morning, on be- half of the congregation and Kirk Guild, Margaret Davis presented a cheque to Debbie Batten towards her expenses for her upcoming year touring with "Up with People. ' At the manager's meeting arels or Brown Egg Layers FREE 1 Bag of Starter Fe ag of Shaving ou S with ey 100 birds ordered i past chairperson, Ron Death, presented Margaret Davis with the Royal Doulton figurine, "Margaret," for 17 years of faithful service as secretary. Thank you Margaret. Beginning April 3, church services willbe at 10 a.m. We wish a speedy recovery to Florence Ashton, your weekly reporter, who has returned home following surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. Hope to see you out soon, Flor- ence. On Sunday afternoon Theo and Joan Knight and Grant and Sheila Parrott visited with Doug and Florence Ashton. There were 13 tables of eu- chre at the Community Centre on March 17. The prizes were lone hands: Verna Draper and George Harper; first ladies: Verna Slute; second ladies: Marta Gill; first men's: Harold Dennis; second mens: Orvis Ja- mieson; 50/60 draw: Ruby Smith (Port Perry). Door prizes were won by Kay Brown, Eve- lyn Dennis and George Harper. he next euchre will be March a hes il rr a SE AKER SR _--_ LQ RAR In Sr aot "rsp. Bip rs AIP a ar -- ea