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m= Seugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 14,1994 --7\ 4 Phil and Sylvia McBride a to take it easy - after selling their Galley restaurant After 16 years running the Galley Fish and Seafood on Queen Street, Phil and Sylvia McBride have sold their restaurant and will have a chance to "put their feet up and relax." Running the Galley has meant long hours seven days a week for the McBrides. "It's time for us to take a break," Phil told the Citizen in an interview recently. Once the sale officially closes this week, Phil and Sylvia plan to take it easy and some time this summer they'll be heading east to the Maritimes for a tour of New Brunswick, Noya Scotia and Prince Edward Island. "The community has been good to us," said Phil, "and we have tried to put something back into the community." v Over the years, the business has sponsored sports teams, including a long association with the Gators mens slo-pitch club. Last Thursday evening, members of the Gators club thanked the McBrides and presented them with a painting. Phil has always been an enthusiastic sports fan around Port Perry taking in baseball games in the summer and. hockey matches at the Scugog Arena all winter long. The restaurant at 161 Queen Street has been purchased by sisters Vivi Paraskevopoulos and Dora Zaharis, and they plan to change | the fame to "The Sisters Galley." "We will be keeping the fish and chips on the menu," they told the Citizen: But 'they will be making extensive changes to the both the interior of the restaurant and the menu. Vivi and Dora grew up in the Galley Fish and Seafood owners Sylvia and Phil McBride have decided to retire after sixteen years In the restaurant business on Queen Street. They've sold the business to sisters Vivi Paraskevopoulos and Dora Zaharis, who will call the restaurant "The Sisters Galley." They plan extensive renovations and will keep fish we chips as a main stay on the menu while adding Greek cuisine. See story above. B: , Curtains, C Stenciling es gufigna ¥ Unique custom designed stencils to match any fabric, wallpaper or design you may have. ¥ Wallpapering, room and decorative finish painting a specialty! ¥ Bedrooms, Kitchens, Floors, Furniture, Kids' Rooms, E Establishments CALL ¥ Experience in both home and commercial decoration FOR A FREE IN-HOME CONSULTATION JULIANA BROCK 985-7134 | DON'T FEEL TRAPPED! Call Burrows Medical and receive a Free 1994 Mobility Afd | Information Package. YOUR HOMECARE & RESPIRATORY SPECIALISTS 12 571-3331 5t.N., Oshawa wn restaurant business as their parents owned one in the Greek district on Toronto's, Danforth Ave. So, they will be adding Greek cuisine to the menu at "The Sisters Galley." Dishes such as Souvlaki, Greek salads, chicken and pork shis-ka-bob, Mousaka (egg plant, ground beef, zucchini and other vegetables) pastitsio (macaroni, ground beef in a light cream and cheese sauce), and plenty of Greek appetizers. But before they are able to tempt the palates of local people, Dorg and Vivi say the interior of the restaurant will under-go extensive renovations over a ten day period. Asked why they decided on Port Perry as a location to go into the restaurant business, the Ajax residents said they have been coming here on weekends for years and really enjoy the. , community. "And w® both love to cook," they said with a big smile. Vivi and Dora said they would like to take an active role in the community through the «sponsorship of sports teams and working with organizations like the local Chamber of Commerce. Minor Hockey pledges $12,000 towards new hall Port Perry Minor Hockey has pledged $12,000 over three years towards the proposed community hall at the Scugog Arena. Outgoing president Grant Laird made the announcement at the annual meeting held last week at the Latcham Centre. Mr. Laird said the orgahization will generate the $12,000 through operation of its crown and anchor wheel at the Port Perry Fair, Festival Days and the up-coming Fields of Dreams slo-pitch tournament on the July 1 weekend. "If Minor Hockey does not support (financially) the new hall, we will never get the second ice pad. The hall is the first step," said Mr. Laird. Scugog Township is proposing to construct this 10,000 square foot hall using infrastructure grant money and municipal funds. However, the Township wants community organizations to commit about $135,000 towards the total cost. Outgoing vice president David Bourgeois stressed at last week's meeting that the $12,000 commitment to the hall would come from "new funds." Funds that have been raised over the past few years specifically for a second pad will not be used for the hall, he stated. ARROW Surprise Dad OR FATHERS DAY SAVE 30% offourentie ARROW selection of BR@CK' Quality and Style since 1881 Service, Quali 168 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY For your convenience you may now pay with your banking card. 3 Golf, Sport & Dress Shirts. Reg. $28.95 to $51.95 SALE $20.27 to $36.37 985-2521