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2 Scugog Citizen -- Toadas; October 8, 1) > g Wayne out and out art. He designs and builds the furni- Art on Wayne Wanamaker never thought of himself as an 'artist' until recently. But now, with the help of a fMend who paints, he is creating custom wood furniture hand- painted with scenery, portraits -- whatever a customer likes. Wayne is the owner of North Port Woodworking, a shop at 99 North Port Rd. (in the new indus- trial park on Regional Road 8). He's been making a name for himself as a quality wood design- er, but with the help of his friend with "W Russ Gordon, there's now a whole new dimension to his work. Russ can paint a family por: trail, a picture of a favourite pet, a homestead or a landscape, right on the Wayne's woodworking. "It's something different," he says. ou really have to see the fur- niture 16 appreciate it, and art lovers will get their opportunity at the 20th annual Art Mart, Oct. 18, 19 and 20 at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, in the Civic Centre, downtown Oshawa. October 6 to 12 Fire Prevention Week "Fire Won't Wait -- Plan Your Escape" is the theme of this year's Fire Prevention Week, 10 be held across Ontario from October 6 to 12 During the week, the solicitor general will announce the annual Ontario Fire Prevention and Public Education Awards 10 orga- nizations and residents who have demonstrated outstanding achievement, courage, and ongo- ing commitment to fire safety. This year a new #hiegory, the Fire Safety Action Award, was developed to recognize exception- al actions taken by young people Twenty-three individuals and groups will ~geceive Fire Prevention and Public Education Awards at a special ceremony on November 28, 1991 "Fire prevention and life safety are important goals of this gov- emment. "We are extremely pleased 10 acknowledge the contributions these people have made to the safety of their fellow Ontarians," said Ontario Solicitor General Allan Pilkey, "Their community-based ini- tiatives have helped to reduce the loss of life and property that fire inflicts on the residents of this province." Fire Prevention Week, which is celebrating its 69th anniversary in Ontario this year, commemorates a now-famous event--*~Mrs O'Malley's cow kicking over the lantern that started the Great Chicagd Fire of 1971, PVC Paul Van Camp CHARTERED ACC OUNTAYT 204 Casimir Street, PORT PERRY Ontario L9L 1B? 416) 985-9725 WINTE ture while his friend, Russ Gordon, paints original artwork on the finished pieces. See story. ood . The show features more than 40 exhibitors, including two other Scugog arca artisans -- Kim Price ang her jewellery; and Bill Earle wif his collection of minia- tures. The show runs Oct. 18 from noon to 9 p.m., and Oct. 19 and 20 from noon to 5 p.m. + Admission is S2 and includes a draw ticket. Children under 12 years are admitted free. For more informatio about North Port Woodworking, contact Wayne at 985-WOOD. Ontario was the first jurisdic- tion in North American to pro- claim Fire Prévention Week, cele- brating the 75th anniversary this year Last year, there were 148 deaths in Ontario attributed to fires and Joss of property amount- ed 10 $870 million. Research shows that most of this loss could have been avoided. Financial Accounting Business Consulting Income Tax Planning & Consulting Financial Planning & Projections CORPORATIONS FARMS INDIVIDUALS SMALL BUSINESS ELEBRATION Corner of Mary d Water Streets, Port Perry FRESH BREWED COFFEE 2nd Cup of Same Size Small .60c - Medium .70c - Large .85¢ Special runs to Feb. 28th, 1991 Here's 2 riddle... 55, how do you know there's a Wunicipal election in Scugog Township.next month? Well, you can sce a few elec- tion signs popping up on lawns; there are stories in the local media about hopeful candidates, and at Monday afternoon council meet- ings, there is a bigger than usual gallery. For the last couple of weeks, some of those hopefuls seeking office have been "hanging out" in the chambers, watching proceed- ings, taking the odd note or two, and generally. trying to get a han- dle on the job they hope to have in about six weeks time. For much of the three-year term the chambers are pretty much deserted as council deliberates on the business of running Scugog (except of course when citizens get mad about something and come through the doors waving petitions) But with an election just around the corner, the hopefuls are taking it all in. On Monday afternoon, for cxample, there were six declared candidates taking in the proceed- ihgs from the gallery (actually just a row of chairs) And they 'stayed for the entire meeting. Yes, there is an election in the air, Township honours Citizen columnist Scugog Citizen environmental columnist Janet Banting has been presented with a "community ser- vices award" by Scugog Township. The plaque was presented to Ms. Banting by Township Mayor Howard Hall Monday afternoon. It reads "for tireless efforts in achieving and developing a waste reduction program for Scugog" Township." Ms. Banting is a dedicated environmentalist active in several organizations and helped to co- ordinate the many activities in Scugog during Waste Reduction Week. Her column The Environment vappears on a regular basis In the Citizen. our office to apply for the HOMEOWNERS po you QUALIFY FOR $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? It you are a low income homeowner, you may be eligible for Up to $5000 (which may not have to be repaid) to assist you in repairing your home or make it accessible to a disabled person Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION We are now processing applications for the 1991 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home, please contact RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RP. 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