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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 28, 1990 BNF PERENNIAL NURSER * ON SALE * 1989 PLANTS .................. from $2.00 - NOW $1.75 1990 PLANTS .................. from $2.00 - NOW $1.50 Buy your plants now for Spring Colours in your Garden at 1990 Prices. We are af the PORT PERRY FAIR and NORTH NESTLETON ROAD 986-0509 Klean Sweep CHIMNEY SERVICE SERVING DURHAM REGION _ SINCE 1978 | | | | : Af} * dustless, efficient chimney cleaning | * emergency service * blocked flues cleared * go with the experts OUR STAFF IS TRAINED & CERTIFIED FULL TIME PROFESSIONAL SWEEPS . 985-3111 osawn 433-4111 PORT PERRY Ladies of the Women's In- stitute, please note, it is time to turn in your quilt tickets prior to the Port Perry Fair on Labour Day weekend. Just drop them off to Mrs. Carol Fagel who lives on the Island main road, where the orchard is, once the home land of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Collins. The church service & picnic at the home of Nelson & Betty Reader did not turn out exactly as planned due to unforseen, incle- ment weather. Thus it was necessary to go back to the shelter of the Church where most everything continued for perhaps 56 people as formerly planned. As this is our last week of August with a climax to the Toronto Exhibition and local fairs ASR Sa approaching, many active groups are coming to life again. So, our first thought is for the "Golden Slippers" who display their talents twice at the Toronto Ex- hibition at the 'Heritage' stage. You may miss them on Monday of August 27 when they play from 2 to3 p.m. and again4:30to6 p.m.. But you may still have a chance to give them your loyal support on Thursday, August 30, at the same location from 5 to 6 p.m.. They'll be pleased to see you there. Choir practise will begin again at the Island United on Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. If you have not joined this group before, you may wish to try it this year. As the U.C.W.'s start their Fall programs again, the "Grace" Introducing VN SRV. CE of TRARY AAA A entucky Fried =~ » Chicken. - | Get em while they're hot. Hot Wings, new from Kentucky Fried Chicken. - Hot Wings' are tender chicken wing pieces with a spicy, crispy coating that makes them taste like no wings you've ever had before. So give 'em a try and get your hands on one of the hottest snacks around. 112 SCUGOG 8ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-0020 U.C.W. have planned a joint meeting at the Church for Wed. Sept. 5 and invite Manchester and the "Head" U.C.W.'s, a guest speaker will be Dr. Eva Mueller of Port Perry who practises "Natural Healing." I imagine, many of us are pleas- ed to hear Bill Lishman of Blackstock will not have to lose the Canada Geese he has trained and cared for in a responsible manner and given pleasure to others through his pictures. Don't forget, all cars will be heading to Port Perry this com- ing Labour Day weekend for the Annual Fall Fair. We are constantly reminded that Rev. Lynne Belfry-Graham will leave the Scugog Pastoral Charge after Oct. 7. It has seem- ed like a short year. How we wish we could keep her! But we must accept necessary change & learn from our experiences. To express appreciation to Lynne & her fami- ly a Pot Luck Dinner is planned for Sept. 2at the Community Hall. Plan to attend. More news later. Holiday Weekend injuries The Ontario Provincial Police is encouraging safe and attentive driving during this last holiday weekend of summer. T/Sgt. Bob Lyon says the usual heavy volume of traffic, particularly on roadways leading to and from recreation areas, puts a strain on drivers. ] "Reaction time is lessened when a person has been behind the wheel for more than an hour," says Lyon, provincial traffic pro- grams coordinator. "And if a driver is distracted at all, that's another reason to pull off the highway for a break." Statistics indicate between 11 and 19 people died and more than 500 were injured in accidents in- vestigated by thé OPP during each of the past three Labour Day weekends. "I encourage motorists to allow sufficient time for their trip and to resist the desire to make up for lost time by passing other vehicles when it is not clearly safe to do so." He says his goal is to reduce the number of accidents this holiday weekend. * T/Sgt. Lyon says: "Speed, alcohol, drugs and failure to buckle up continue to be con- tributing factors in most fatal ac- cidents around the province." All the answers about "financial planning in your home. Don Davidson Days: 725-1161 Evenings: 986-0165 Insurance and Investments: * Life * Annuities * Health * Mutual » Group Funds » Home * RRSPs * Auto * RRIFs * Residential Mortgages ThePrudential @ J The Prudential insurance Company of America a tr i. hh, mnt ou atu SRR I cmt: me a aa ia a MAI EE AT NA EEN NBA OAM tit A li 0 A , a i ii AS SHAS AOE cit -- " I I Ime, EE ETI TT mmm ou cut a a a Lg i AG ut ul Zu a a A Cl AN ald CR A AA PE