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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 29, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" YMCA's hosting fun day May 31 The Durham Region YMCA and Scugog Centre are hosting a children's entertainment event at Scugog Centre Communi- 2A Hall on Saturday, May It starts with an outdoor barbecue from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. where hot dogs, burgers, and refresh- ments can be purchased. They will also have walk- ing cartoon characters, Valentine thé clown, and face painting to entertain the children and from 1 to 2 p.m. Jim Parker of Mr. Dress up will be perform- ing, and there will be a Si- mons Jumping Castle, too. Family Fun Day is a fundraiser for both organi- zations. Advance tickets are $5 each (under 18 months free) and $6 at the door. The event will be held rain or shine. For information or tick- ets call 985-2824 or 985- 8698. JOHN McCLELLAND/PORT PERRY STAR Children's performer Jim Parker, of Mr. Dressup fame, is one of the attractions at a Family Fun Day being held May 31 in Port Perry. ampaign begins From Page 1 allows him to fix his sights firmly on Mr. Shepherd. The incumbent, mean- while, hopes people will examine what he says is a successful government record, and reject Conservative and Reform campaigns he says focus on the past. "You can keep attacking (the Liberal record), or you can look to the future," he said. Mr. Shepherd is confi- dent that what he calls the government's record of success on deficit and debt reduction will prove to voters that the Grits can run the country effec- tively, and deserve another term. An uphill battle is likely ahead for the NDP, which finished as an also-ran in the 1993 election here, with just over 2,500 votes. Mr. Argyle said after his nomination Sunday afternoon that voters are largely undecided heading into the vote, and are wait- ing to hear a message of hope for the future. He said he's hoping to attract "soft Liberals" who've been disappointed by the government's per- formance, and are willing to give his party a try. BEE Seeking nominations From Page 1 tors for these awards. A completed nomination form with supporting documents such as letters, press clippings, recom- mendations, or signatures can be submitted through the Port Perry Star no later than 5 p.m. June 2, 1997. The final selection will be made by a panel of Scugog residents. The Citizen of the Year will receive a plaque in their honor and a cash award of $100, presented by Scugog Mayor Howard Hall during Canada Day cel- ebrations on July 1. Nomination forms can be obtained through the Township of Scugog offices and at The Port Perry Star. SPRING NO-SURPRISES SERVICE o Lube, SRR ¢ Rotate tires ¢ Inspect brakes e Check for recalls ® Top up fluids ¢ 15-point inspection ® Plus Goodwrench while supplie: I-shirt last