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2 - PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" Damage in the thousands Vandals hit at Birdseye Centre again Vandals have struck at the Birdseye Centre once again, this time racking up more than $3,000 in damages. Durham Police were called to attend the Water St. facility on Jan. 19 after the damage was discovered by a municipal employee. It is believed the incident occurred some time in January. The building was used as a change room and washroom for Birdseye Pool for years, until Scugog council opted to close the pool last summer instead of pouring money into costly repairs. The vandals entered the building by smashing through a sliding door, say police. Once inside, they used a mop, buck- et, and ringer to destroy two paper towel holders, two toilet paper dis- pensers, and three toilets. The sliding glass window was also smashed. In an earlier incident, vandals stripped half the shingles off the build- ing's west side, and stole more than a dozen lifejackets, which were strewn along the Lake Scugog shoreline. Total damage is estimated at approx- imately $3,400. Repairs to the building and the future of the Birdseye Centre will be brought forward at an upcoming g township parks committee meeting. " an All table lamps | 10% to 407% . Highland House our very best upholstered Sfumiture 10% custom 30% ootels 15% Pennsylvania House Collection and Occasional 30% Patchwork Quilts wcltlementhon FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2000 Royal Bank CHS reunion fund Cartwright High School will celebrate 75. years of education excellence this summer, and Port Perry's Royal Bank branch has chipped in some financial help to the effort. -Royal Bank representative Laura Micklewright presented a cheque for $1,000 to CHS principal Tim Taylor last Tuesday (Jan. 25) morning. The money will be used towards the CHS 75th Reunion, scheduled to be held June 10 and 11. "There is a lot of community support around here," said Mrs. Micklewright, noting that the funds were offered through the Royal Bank Employee Volunteer Program. "Plenty of people. are looking forward to this and we wanted to help out." As part of the celebration, a bar- beque, dinner and dance is planned for the event, and decade rooms and other events will be set up for school alumni. The event, which is expected to draw more than 300 former students and facul- ty, will be held at both the Cartwright High School and the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Ticket packages for the weekend can be purchased at the school or by calling 086-4241. Royal Bank rep Laura Micklewright, left, presented principal Tim Taylor a cheque for $1,000 for the school's -|- 75th reunion. ney! re joined by stu- orig da backs Sx STORE cms g - A well-designed lamp is like a classic dress: e It's a good investment. Its practical. And it goes anywhere. 358 "Don't miss our fantastic selection of reduced furniture floor models" Savings up to 50% Ee . ISCCONY Sertlewent House Shops » 183 Ovcen $1. ETTLEMEN JH-0:U-5:C , Available in 14 colors 20% Bistro - our classic white restaurant quality porcelain dinnerware (: shipment arnves mid-February) 15% Grove Park Arts and Crafts Living and Dining Room Groupings by Bassett Port Op erry (WA) 083.833