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Opti ists want teen dances back The newly formed Sunrise Optimist Club of Port Perry wants 0 bring teen dances back to the Bihan Centre, with the help of local teen-agers. The Optimists have called a meeting this Wednesday (May 27) at 7:30 in the council chambers and members hope enough teen- show up to form a commit- tee to help the club run the teen dances at the Latcham Centre. Gerry Cochrane of the Sunrise Club, told council Monday the club's motto is "friend of youth™ and club membérs are anxious to ~help re-establish the teen dances at the Latcham. ) He said the club would be the organizing group, but the commit- tee of teen agers would make the decisions such as when the dances should be held. And he said the Rebel DJ Services (Steve McEac and Carl Payne) bave agreed 10 ide the music. Teen dances at the Latcham were suspended eight weeks ago when council asked for a review _of policies. And there had.been at a teen dance last win- ter at the Masonic Hall when a fight spilled onto the sidewalk and* street. » Mr. Cochrane pointed out to council that the "problem" dance last winter was not organized by the Rebel DJ Service. Members of council were delighted the Optimist Club has agreed to work with local teens to hold the dances. A Few f v Blue Collar Bart Blackstock & District Lions and Lioness Club members made two special presentations, Friday night at the Cartwright High Schoal Activity Awards Bang J.J. Lee ( d from left) and lan Mills (second from right) received the award on the occasion of the 75th sary of Lions | The awards go to young people who exemplify the ideals of Lions/Lipness Clubs. On hand to make the were (from left) Chris Cliff, 1st vp. Lioness Club; Lions president Bu Ingram; and Howard Gauthier, president elect. Hou, WouLp You 1 DON'T KNOW, SVEN, WE'VE NEVER i.) aati SERGON ZI | YOU'RE TERM PROVED LRUGHED 0 HARD IN , QOITE ENTERTAINING f THE PRESS Box.' 4 " A g 7 y WELL, WE COULD WEL HAVE JONE BETTER. A [ THANK You? Call 985-NEWS Tel {e1V] Directory Ad in the Scugog Citizen SERVICE DIRECTORY Miscellaneous Services ' i i J . L 212 Evening and {EF NORTH DURHAM APPLIANCE Hee BH - Thermal Glass - Replacement Windows - Table Tops, Mirrors, etc. - Mobile Glass & Screen Repairs Plone s Comada Sag PINE RIDGE GLASS SERVICE COMPLETE GLASS SERYICE 985-1899 h Landscaping and Gardens OUTDOOR ADVENTURE SERVICES CHARTER FISHING on LAKE SCUGOG No Fish - No Pay Guarantee. Big Game, Duck & Goose. Call Us - We Can Satisty Your Needs. Your Satisfaction is Qur Commitment. 085.7 A811 For More Information-Call (cal 985-NEWS To Place Your Servige Directory Ad rr Scugog Ci ian ) pono Fag vi Let me NEED M( MONEY CT al of out of work, rtd. you. bg big bbe hom hon ; (705) 277-1604 After § PM JIM: (416) 985-2121 or (416) 983-5412 DYNACOR 7 Days a Week OFFICE: Phone (416) 660-6608; Fax (416) 660-6148 af ig) 4 0. BOX 803, BINDSAY, onTARg TY USED TRACTORS BOUGHT & SOLD ED ALL MAKES AND MODE(S FOR -- GOVERNMENT SURPLUS . 1 hy Fs. CKING it Hh clog] RRL. [f td (705) 324-8331 Jack Henderson FAX: (705) 324-5358 POND LINERS / water Garoens | IEEE pdr Jib Suge Pema Box 5s, Fon Ont. LOB 1L0 ANALDA LANDSCAPING For information write, fax of phone: Fax (416) 986-5865 Phone (416) 986-4305 & GARDEN CENTRE Walks, Patios, Sod Walls * BRIAN'S LAWN & WEED,CONTROL 986-4771 oon orem wi 9857521 | [rae wren wannion * Work Guaranteed BRIAN ¥ weeds are your problem, - ' Make them mine, i ; Jo en 705-357-3096 UXBRIDGE TREE SEqUIce Le.owwed BFA, Sunderisnd DAVID WATTS, BSc. Agr) 862+ " Treo Pruning or Removal X KUSTOM San tgp Surg home 852-7558 LAWN SPRINKLERS Qetom Trenching - Cable Laying Warren Rohrer Minihoe & Landscaping Sonrreney 985-8302 MINIHOE SERVICE » A LVELY 965.3354 soptcs, rca post hol dg, backing y - i sand, gravel, limestone, fr ng Jo Wamnenpomen (416) 986-5318 ml Sigh Cup hg