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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 9, 1999 - 11 Local K of C council wins award By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star Port Perry's Knights of Columbus chapter has been given an award for its members' contribu- tions to church and com- munity. Tom Gyokery, Grand Knight of the Immaculate Conception K of C council, learned recently that his club had been named winner of the Columbian Award by Supreme Office. It's one of numerous awards the local chapter has accumulated over the years. 'The Columbian Award recognizes the club's excellence in sponsor- ship of programs that serve families, the church and the commu- nity. It was chosen from among the five councils that comprise District 70 in Durham Region. Officials at the Supreme Office recog- nized Immaculate Conception's willingness and ability to undertake and successfully com- plete ambitious projects that include fundraising for a wide variety of causes, said Mr. Gyokery. "For the size of our club, we do a lot of fundraising," he said. The Immaculate Conception council is Charity game for skateboard park is Wednesday at arena On Wednesday, Nov. 10 KX 96 will host a hockey game to help raise funds for the construction of a skateboard park in Port Perry. The game will be held at the Port Perry 'Arena from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets can be obtained at the door: $3/person or $10/fami- ly. Door prizes will include Maple Leaf tickets, Oshawa Generals tickets, Port Perry Predator jersey, auto safety kit and more. Oshawa Generals autograph session is at 7 p.m. Proceeds go towards the construc- tion of the skatepark. For further infor- mation, please contact Pauline or Ferron Young at (905) 985- 2681. 3 Grand Knight Tom Gyokery (right) and Chancellor Ted Burns with the award recently given the Immaculate Conception Knights of Columbus. comprised of 55 mem- bers. The primary effort for the council over the past year and a half has been raising funds for a new church. The Immaculate Conception church on Hwy. 7A was destroyed in a spectacular fire in May of 1998. But many other com- munity organizations benefit from the club's largess, said Mr. Gyokery; they include Operation Scugog, Community Care, the Scouting program, Rose of Durham, and minor hockey. The club also hosts an annual basketball free throw competition for elementary school chil- dren, and contributes funds for Port Perry's annual Canada Day fire- works display. In addition, there are numerous requests for support during any given year, said Mr. Gyokery. "There's always some- one asking for support," he said. "Our budget for the year is $14,000." Their next major effort will be their annu- al 50/50 draw, with tick- ets going for $100. Early in the new year they'll start selling tickets for their big car draw. Annual craft show coming to high school this weekend The Port Perry High School in Port Perry will be busy this weekend (Nov. 13 and 14) , as the Annual Port Perry High School Christmas Craft Show is held. Vendors from across Ontario will be displaying top quality crafts. From Santa folk art, rustic furniture, dried floral arrangements, teddy bears, leather goods, candles, fashion jewelry, ceramics, children and ladies clothing, birdhouses, Victorian accessories, podgy, place mats, scented candles, rubber stamps, cross stitch, GLAMOUR PORTRAITS By PROVINCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. FOR CHRISTMAS CLIPPERS COVE HAIRSTYLING 115 Perry St. 985-3597 TUES., NOV. 16TH | E e Make Over e Hairstyling e Wardrobe & Accessory Change ® Multipose | Photography Session * 1 FREE 8x10 Desk Portrait BOOK NOW and give the one you love a beautiful portrait they'll keep for a lifetime decoupage, gift baskets, wall hangings, custom wood furnishings and a country store will be set up. The show runs Nov. 13 and 14 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m both days. Admission is $2 and lunch is available. The Port Perry High School is located at 160 Rosa Street in Port Perry. There is plenty of free parking so come to Port Perry and follow the signs to the show. If you require additional information, please contact Ron or Sandy Cosway at (905) 985-8840 or email: ron- san@sprint.ca THERAPY & COUNSELLING Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D..C Psych Psychologist relationship issues, stress, anxiety, depression or are in crisis because of trauma or abuse. 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