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wr" 4-- Scugog Citizen - Tu 21 day, No#ember 9, 1993 =) Ve (SUN VALE (GFN OL YN 3 November 9th to 23rd, 1993 MONTH LONG EVENTS * Port Perry Alateen for those under. 21 years of age who have a relative or friend with a drinking problem. Meets every Tuesday Night at the Port Perry United Church, Simcoe & Queen Street, starting at 7:30 PM. * Alanon - Adult Children of Alcoholics meets every Tuesday Night at the Port Perry Onited Church starting at 8 PM. For those + Ypo. have a parent, relative or friend with a drinking problem. Ingo every Werkesday at 7 PM at the Catholic Church Hall. Mu Perry Tai-Chi Club Open House, 1st Monday every month at Prince Albert Hall, 19 Jeffrey Street from 7:30 to 9:30 PM * Port Perry Fiddle Club Dance & Jam Session every 4th Wednesday £1. 7:00 PM at islander Banquet Hall, Scugog Island (follow signs). 3 Fiddlers, Pickers, Dancers, Public Welcome: Admission $2. 985-7557 or 985-9807. 3 * TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sansibly) meets ih Tuasday 7PM at the Anglican Church Hall. New members welcome. 985-9827. * Seniors (55+) join your peers for recreation, lity, travel and support in the Set dbo noon. For further details call : Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club meets Wednesdays at Prince i Albert Community Centre at 1:00 PM and 7:30 PM. 1 *New members welcome. Info gall Ore caps aes, Ad * Weekly Thursday Euchres at the Prince Albert munity Centre starting 8:00 PM. $1.50 ad Prizes, light * The Borelians,present "Hi *, November 4, 5, 6, and 11, 12, 13, 18:00 PM in Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. Tickets $12. Call 985-2635. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th * Lake Scugog Historical Society General Meeting, 7:30 PM at the Head Ghurch on the Museum Grounds. Guest speaker, Brendan + OBrieff, author of 'Speedy Justice'. Free Admission. Refreshments. * Lake Saugog Historical Society General Meeting at 7:30 PM at the Head Church on the Museum Grounds. Guest speaker : Brendan O'Brien, author of "Speedy Justice" WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th » * Seniors' Hospitality Room apen 9:30 to noon at Latcham Centre * Seniors' Regular Meeting at 2 PM in the Latcham Centre * Durham Environmental Network Meeting in the Brown Room, Old CentenniakBuilding, 416 Centre St. S., Whitby. Two youth speakers. Call 985-3225 for more Yetails. THURSD. AY, NOVEMBER 11th REMEMBRANCE DRY - Wreath Laying 10:30 AM at the : Cenotaph. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12th ~ = Spaghetti Dinner at the Latcham Centre. $6.00 per person. Spensored by the Township of Scugog ist Club. * Bingo at the Nestleton Community Centre, 7: % PM. Call 986-5503 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th * The Art of Robert Craddock, November 13th to December 3rd. £1 Artist Recaption af Scugog Memorial Public Library from 1 to 4 PM. +1 'Seniors' Bazaar in the Latcham Centre from 10 AM to 3 PM. * Port Perry Snowmobile Club Show and Sale at the Clubhouse from 9 AM to 5 PM. Infgrmation ; 705-786-2421 or 56. ** Craft Sale & More at Port Perry High School from 10°AM to 4 PM Over 80 Crafters in attendance. Sponsored by the Port Perry High School Athletic Association, supporting student activities at PPHS. Vendor inquiries welcome at 905-728-9320. * Legion Dance from 8 PM to 1 AM. Music by Nu-Raw. $5/ person. + Cartwright High Schoa) Commencement Program at 8 PMin | Martwright Central Public School Gymnasium SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th #1 * The Kivell Family Singers from Chatham will present a traditional Gospel Music in Bums Church, Ashbum at 7:30 PM. They have ministered musically in Canada and US, and have received awards fromthe Canadian Gospel Music Association as best group. Come * and enjoy this inspiring musical evening. Social Hour to follow. * Pancake Breakfast at the Latcham Centre 7:80 AM to 12:30 PM, Sponsored bj the Township of Scugog Optimist Club. $3.50 / person "Port Snowmobile Club Show and Sale at the Clubhouse from 9 AM to 3 PM. Information : 786-2421. or 985-3056... q TUESDAY, NOVEMBERA@th provi and ai meron Associa: Down's Syndrome. Monthly "meeting at 7:30 PM at Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E. Toei Ha ns. Refreshments. Information 579-0187. Poe Families Association meets 8:30 PM ¥ at Laval Community Centre. Comer of Laval and Salisbury St..for coffee, cards and conversation. Information 436-5089 or 728-1011. WEDNESDAY, , NOVEUBER 17th * Christmas 'Merry-Go-Round' at Kingsvlew United Church, Oshawa, from" to § PM * Seniors' "Hospitality Room at Latcham Centre is open from." & 9:30 AM 0 noon for coffee. "sEuchre starts 1:30 PM at Latcham Centre. $ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20th o Cr Craft hn Show at Eastdale Collegiate, 265 Harmony from 10 AM 04:30 PM. Proceeds tq'Studen Afletic 'Associaton. * Eastview Boys' & Girls' Club aye celebrating 30 years rm to the comimypity from 1 to 3 PM. A.big birthday party is planned at bt 433 Eulalie Ave., Oshawa location. Past and present club members 4. their families, staff qnd friends and volunteers are invited. For info Ld call@28-5121. } ° Euchre at'Latcham Centre starting 8 PM. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st Ia » "Annual Eastdale Craft Show at Eastdale Collegiate, 10 to 4:30. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd hawa Chapter One Parent Families Associat ai aval Sommuly Gente, Comer Laval & Salis! SL Ques) Geiserber from Central Lake Ontario tion Authority. Information call 436-5089 or 28-1011. * meets 8:30 PM lendar ¢ [Ye [VV he | JN STORCTOIBICIO LENE) ¥ BVA Dl Your User Friendly, People Paper! J Terry Ryan elected new Police Assoc. Presitent Terry Ryan has been elected "®the last eight years and said last the new president of the . gPurham' Regiorfal Police Association. PC Ryan will oficialy assume *- his new duties on January 1, taking over from Dalé Allan who has been president since 1974. PC Ryan has served as vice president of the A iation for week his goal over the next term will be to maintain the salaries and bénefits members of the Association now enjoy. Negotiations with the Police Services Board will start in 1994 and just what direction they go will depend on the ic climate at that time. Terry Ryan (right) Is the new President of the Durham Regloral Police Association. He'll take over from Dale Allan who Is retiring January 1 after heading 1 the association for the last™19 years. See story. The Second Hand for Kids dhdother treasures Dress Wear. 8 Mon, - New and gently used quality children's clothing, toys, & equipment at prices unbeatable anywhere! WHY BUY NEW? Now consigning good duality Toys for Christmas. "Also accepting Christmas "The Fun Pgce to Shop" ") / -/ 227 Queen Sygeet - Port Perry « LIL 1B9 - (905) 985-7795 Sat. 9:307a.m. - 5:00 py But with government cut- backs and tight municipal budgets, he said holding on to what officers have now will be a major objective. PC Allan will be retiring from the police work after a 31-year career with the former Whitby Police and the Durham Regional Police. . He told the Citizen that after taking a vacation this winter, he plans to work as a consultant on pensions and pre-retirement packages. Through his work as president of the: Durham Police Association, he has come to be recognized as one of the top authorities on pensions in the province of Ontario. "I'm going to have to fill some _pretty large shoes," said PC Ryan last week. , Looking back on his years as _ President; PC Allan said some of the highlights include the implementation of two-officer patrol cars for safety reasons and the committees that were set up in the 1980's to work out shifts that were acceptable 0 the force and for the moral of Wes officers. d he is leaving on geod = ith the Police Board and bie Ryan said he will strive to keep. these good relations. The Police Association "represents 564 officers up to the rank of staff-sgt, 16 cadets and one civilian member of the force. PC Ryan began his police ~ career in 1973 in Pickering , joined the Durham force and was posted to 26 Division in Sunderland in 1982. Seven years later, he was transferred to 18 Division i in Whitby and a year later moved to Bail and Parole Division in Oshawa. A resident of Qakwood, he is + well known for his work as a director of the Oakwood Community Centre and with the Victoria County Recreation Committee. He has coached minor hockey for many years and is currently behind the bench with the Oakwood Juvenile hockey team. Help keep the air fresh in this area. Each acre of trees supplies 18 people with the oxygen they need. Cut your own Christmas Tree at SPADEMAN TREE FARM UTICA We will plant a new one in the spring. g orrawa 1 ; i SIMCOE Annual Christmas Country Nov. 13 & 14, 1993 Sat, 10 am - 5 pm. Son, 0 a - 4 pm RH. Comish PS. in Port Perry Located on Queen St, (West of Simcoe and the High Schoo CHRISTMAS. PRESENCE Collectables & Craft Show \,