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é -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 15, 1986 Artist keeps busy Local artist, Catherine Dalhaise, is having a busy year. In January and February, she participated with many other members of the Oshawa Art Association in an exhibition at the Oshawa Golf Club and in F and March, she had a solo show of finger paintings in the Oshawa Gallery, Brush Strokes. Next month, will be the Annual Juried Show at the Michael Star Building and in June she will have a booth at the Manvers Arts and Crafts Show. September she will take part in the Samac Art Festival and in October, a dual show at the Visual Arts of Newcastle. She will hold her Annual Open House at her residence in Raglan on April 26 and 27th from 12 noon to 6:00 p.m. It is the only show where you can see all the different styles of her paintings; abstracts, life Chatterbox by Cathy Robb (From page 4) ple across the country must deal with this on a regular basis. Actually, looking at my situa- tion in this light (that I'm not alone in my broke-ness) makes me feel ridiculously better. At least I have a home to go to. Even if I have to hitch-hike. - Viewpoint (From page 5) week's paper about the number of - people having anti-rabies shots, also a letter to the editor. Rabies, of course, is a terrifying disease. Here are a couple of little- known facts about rabies. The last person in Durham Region to die from the disease lived here in Port Perry nearly 20 years ago. Also, did you know the cost of the serum for one anti-rabies treatment series is about $750. The serum comes from France, is very difficult to make, and is only handed out by the provincial Health Ministry when requested by a medical doctor. More than 50 Port Perry and area residents are taking the treatments. The cost to the Health Ministry for the serum alone (never mind the doctors bill) is more than $35,000. That in itself is one more good reason why people have an obliga- tion and responsibility to find out - about rabies and take every precau- tion to avoid it; get your pets vac- cinated, keep your pets tied up or fenced, and teach your kids to stay away from strays, even if they are friendly. drawings, wildlife, landscapes, oils, watercolours, charcoals, etc. Last year success at her first Open House made her decide to make it a "Once a Year" event right in our neighbourhood. April 4 - 10 Admissions ............................. 32 Births .................................... 4 Deaths ...................................... 4 Emergencies ......................... 210 Operations ............................. 14 Discharged ............................ 27 Remaining ............................. 43 (@1a1 #1416! NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the CITY HALL, 500 GEORGE STREET NORTH, COUNCIL CHAM- BERS, PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO on THURSDAY MAY 1st, 1986 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear applications in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishments have ap- plied for a licence of the class indicated, and the applications will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time: Application For New Licence (The) Islander Family Restaurant & Banquet Hall Township of Scugog (Port Perry) Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: Doreen A. Slater Application For Additional Licence Conway Place Restaurant Scugog Township (61 Scugog St., Port Perry) Patio Licence Licencee: Armde Holdings Limited . AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipai- ity and who wishes to make representa- tion relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario, MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT LLB85578 Teen Dance -- GREENBANK HALL -- MUSIC BY 'Rebel DJ's' Ages 11 to 17 years Friday, April 18th 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ADMISSION: $2.50 person Snacks and refreshments available. This is an adult-supervised occasion. Original Water Colours CJ $s A __ ons yo 1 "~ « a John Ma jhor is looking forward to being in Port Perry almost as much as teenagers are looking forward to seeing him. "I love doing the John Majhor Video Dance Parties, because it's a great way to get out and meet peo- ple in and around the community,' he says. "I think you can com- municate with someone easier when you're partying with them." Party is the key word here. On Saturday April 19th, Port Perry High School will be jam- packed with kids doing just that when '"The Maj' brings his video dance entourage, courtesy of 1050 CHUM and the Port Perry Kinsmen Club. Tickets are virtually sold out for the event, which starts at 7:30 p.m. and runs until 11 p.m., but persever- ing teens might be able to pick up one or two at the door. All proceeds from the party will go towards Cystic Fibrosis research and Kin president David Irvine is hoping to raise at least $1,800. Twenty Kin members and their wives plus two police escorts will be on hand to help out and anyone who has been drinking will not be allow- ed in, -Majhor, Chum's most popular morning man, will be handing out records as prizes. He's been a disc jockey with the radio station since August 1985, and is also known as the barefoot veejay from City-TV"s Toronto Rock Show, where he spent a great deal of time until recently. "Everyone asks me why I did - Toronto Rocks barefoot ... I guess it's because some sort of trademark now, but to be honest, I didn't set out to do something different," he says. "I just hate wearing shoes. I'd rather be credited with finding the cure for morning sickness." About getting up early, early, ear- ly in the morning to do his radio show, Majhor says, "I really do love getting up in the middle of the night to go to work. There's never anyone pounding on the bathroom door yell- ing 'How long are you gonna be IN there?'"' Premature heart attacks hit every age, support your Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario research programs. PPHS will rock to sounds of CHUM DJ John Majhor, morning man for 1050 Chum, will be appear- ing at a video dance party at Port Perry High School, April 19th. See story for details. PORT PERRY MARINA at the waterfront in Port Perry Now Open for Service - Repairs on Johnson & Evinrude Motors and O.M.C. Stern Drives - 0.M.C. Master Technician - Reserve now for summer boats slips 985 3236 " : gL] EF Leslie A. | = le pur ribs are pe ated. pressure Our fish is Atlantic Sole, battered ar es fied ana 1XarGequad in Produce s in our own batter and deep fried tender, flavourful product that | your family will enjoy. to give you a mild yet tasty flavour. Now showing at -- For a family picnic or a sit-at-home dinner, combine our Broasted Chicken, B.8.Q. Ribs and English-style Fish. To complete your meal, try our salads and our bakery goods. P.S. We still serve hot dogs and our own hamburgers. BAYSHORE TAKE-OUT HWY. 7A near the Causeway PHONE 985-3282 CALL US ... and we will have your food ready when you arrive. Professional PORT GIFTS JF: Custom Picture Framing 233 Queen Street, Port Perry Eeom, 285-2543