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1 7 hb -» [4 wg Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, October 16, 1991 ed AF WITH DOUG OLLIFFE You'll be hard pressed to beat this! Cindy Ouellette, service manager at Dennis Anderson's Chev/ GEO / -Olds, offers an oil change' at one of the lowest prices around. And don't.forget | this price includes genuine GM parts! Winter's on the' way -- don't get left out in the cold. " Check out the other great deals orn winter checks and even interior car care (see the ad on page 5). Stop by and see Cindy and the all- star service team at Anderson's. 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000 Check it out at Dowson's Valu-mart (see the back page). A different format his week, featuring their everyday low prices. Seriously, as consumers we ow how valuable coupons are, but we can't afford to forget those everyday low, low prices that make such a difference in your weekly food bill. The President's ice line, no-name products and Club Pak, all add up.to addi- tional values. Coupgns, everyday low, low prices on the products that you need, plus Wendy ahd courteous service are just a few reasons why Dowson's is So popular: The good folks at Port Perry Cleaners are taking 'in stuffed animals for Operation Scugog. If you have an aban- doned stuffed animal around your house (not your husbands ladies), just drop it off at Port Perry Cleaners on Queen St. They'll do the rest. Through a new pro- cess that they offer, these stuffed toys will be cleaned up like new and even small repairs will be made. Make a difference this Christmas. Please drop by with a stuffed toy for this very worthwhile cause. You'll feel good about it too! Don & Carol MacKinnon with Jackie Hortopan and stuffed friend at Port Perry Cleaners. Hurry!$3.99 three-piece chicken dinners at Dixie Lee! Don't be mis- led, this is not the three-piece snack. This dinner includes 3 gener- ous pieces of chicken, french fries, dinner roll and salad. Excellent price, excellent value (see the ad on page 3)! If you haven't had Dixie Lee french fries, you haven't experienced the ultimate pota- to. Arise, taste buds! A lightly spiced chip will bring you to a new level of being. So drop in this week and take advantage of a real bargoon. Say hi to Charlie, and tell him Doug sent 'ya. Shiver me timbers! Captain Phil at the Galley serves up a right wholesome breakfast, mates. And at only $3, it's not a big chunk of bootie! Check out the ad on page 11. Blue Jays. AAAAAAAAR- RRRRGGGHHHHH@#8<% &$N%R* Yow si #11 F-Stop's photo album winner is Kathy Gunory, seen here with Janet Brazier. Congratulations! Colleen Park is a. COPE volunteer. Which translates as a person with a caring attitude and an understanding ear. October Is Community Care Awareness Month and the COPE program Is just one of the important programs under the Umbrella of Community, Care. See story for details. A great ear For someone who listens to other people's problems, Colteen Park seems pretty happy. This 36-year-old Scugog Island woman is a wife, a mother, an cmployee with Red Cross Homecare and a volunteer with COPE, a service of Durham Region . Community ~ Care Association. In all of these posi- tions, Colleen finds herself hear- ing other people's concerns, but as a COPE volunteer, her ability to listen is most crucial. - Through COPE, she is matched on a one-on-one basis with person (called a client) who is under emotional stress. The client is usu- ally referred to the program by a doctor, a social worker, a public health nurse or a guidance coun- sellor, and their problems can range from more or less perma- 'nent bigzchemical mental disor- ders to_temporary depressiol Volunteers like Coreen ' trained intensively to "be there" for COPE clients, meeting with ® them "a minimum of an hour a week" (although the time is flexi- ble, Colleen says) to help them 'cope'. The progfam used to be known as Community Involvement. and Volunteer Program, but no one other than those involved knew what it meant. The new name, COPE, describes what the program docs. "This program was really. low- profile," Colleen says. "A bigele- menf of our job is trust and confi- "Please see Colleen, page 10 WIN a FAMILY 1] i oA mOp=mm PORTRAIT SITTING -_ 1-8x10" Print (Maximum 4 People) Ner/] Offer ends Oct. 31/81 Drop by for details PHOTOGRAPHY pASSPORTS While-U-Wait 985-1415 one HOUR PHOTO FINISHING Located at "Same Day Service Perry Street, Port at No Extra Charge" between the CUSTOM FRAMING - ALBUMS Royal Bank &LCB.O. CAMERAS - PHOTQ, ACCESSORIES FALL SPECIAL AT Restaurant and Wining Lounge + €anavian and Butch Cuisine QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2066 NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK Fresh, Red Brand - 8 oz. - served with with fresh mushrooms, stuffed baked potato, salad and dessert, coffee of tea. FROM MONDAY to THURSDAY