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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 its kind in Canada, will be opened in Kinsale, the life long dream of Mr. and Mrs. John Keogh. Miss Rosemary Nodwell of Seagrave took 2 firsts in the Highland Games at Caledon East. Mr. Alan Martyn of Prince Albert was the holder of the lucky ticket which won him a deep freeze donated by the Port Perry Figure Skating Club. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, June 30, 1966 Miss Susan Roach, Manchester entertained a group of Grade thirteen girls on Friday evening, the occasion of a cup and saucer for a recent bride, Mrs. Walter Stevens. Cartwright Central Public School held its first graduation dinner for the Grade eight students. The O.N.O. served a delicious meal and Achievement awards were received by the graduating students. Eighteen area students entered a contest held by the Community Memorial Hospital and four winners will be chosen in the slogan contest. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, Ashburn attended the Kerry-Cotton wedding in Uxbridge. Mrs. Harry Kieczebrink of Scarborough brought her school pupils out to the Benschop farm, Cedar Creek, the farm owned by her father. Prince Albert United Church held a beef supper in celebration of their Centennial. M.C. during the cvening was Mr. Terry Hodgins of Prince Albert. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, June 30, 1971 A violent storm struck the arca on the weekend and caused considerable damage to local properties. The Masterfeeds building was struck by lightning, and a barn owned by Frank Tobin, of Uxbridge was completely destroyed by fire when lightning struck it. Many basements were flooded during the rains. Port Perry Junior Farmers held a Car Rally at Greenbank and a picnic at Georgina Park. 10 YEARS AGO Tuesday, June 30, 1981 . On June 29, R.B. Smallman of Port Perry celebrated his 100th birthday with an Open House, Sunday at the Community Nursing Home. The first historical walking tour of Port Perry will leave from Town Hall 1873 on Queen Street this coming Sunday at 2 p.m. Guide Paul Arculus will conduct the tour of buildings and homes of historical significance in the castern or lower part of the community. Larry Emmerson of Port Perry is among 12 Ontario residents who will receive the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship. A retirement party was held last week for Lillian Midgley who officially retired in April as vice-principal at Epsom School. Kelly Squelch of Raglan recently earned her All-round Cord in Guiding. Dennis Drew Malcolm will be among the 352 graduates receiving degrees when the General Motors Institute holds its convocation Friday, June 19 in Flint, Michigan. Jennifer Simmonds, a 93 percent average Grade 12 chemistry student at Port Perry High School has won a week at the University of MacMaster. The fifty-first franchise of Dixie Lee Chicken & Seafood was officially opened in Port Perry last Thursday night. 985-8552 Durharn Cleaning BROADLOOM . UPHOLSTERY 3M Scotchguard 1 HOUR PHOTO PROCESSING Smiles above the rest in Service and Quality Kodak Enlargements -- Colorwatch Sh arg -- Ren) Copies from Prints -- ~ Prints from Slides -- Restoration Service for Old Photographs Black and White Developing and Printing We have a good stock of Photo Accessories, Albums and Camera Cases Video Camera Sales and Rentals RJM photographic 60 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8821 & es cas ¥ # Bo Rn. Fire destroys Sun Valley home Fire destroyed a Sun Valley home owned by Craig and Debra-Ann Taylor on Tuesday. Firefighters from both Scugog Fire Halls were called to fight the mid-morning blaze. Em- ployees at Frank Real Estate (Mrs. Taylor's place of employment) have set up a fundraising drive for the family. Anyone wishing to donate to the fund may do so at the real estate of- fice at 1888 Scugog Street in Port Perry. Durham College will receive $680,000 from province to expand library facilities By Gillian Barfoot Durham College will be re- ceiving $680,000 from the province to expand its library. The announcement was- made last Wednesday by area MPPs on behalf of Colleges and Universities Minister Dr. Save Your Tired Feet and Save The Tax. 15% ©! {in Licu of taxes) IDS Moosbacher sandals by bama Nothing is more comfortable or healthy for your feet than our Moosbacher Sandals. * Footbed packed with forest moss * Sole is velvety leather * Light weight shock absorbing cork * Moss has absorbent and antiseptic properties * Now available in high fashion styles and colours Fry Brooklin Village Shoppe Fine Ladys' Wear 57 Baldwin St. Brooklin, Ont 655-3474 en Hours: Mon.- Wed. 9:30-5:30 Thurs.- Fri. 9:30-8:00 Sat. 9:30-5:00 Richard Allen. The expansion will house six to eight classrooms as well as the media services depart- ment, said Cheryl Bird, Public Relations Officer for Durham College. The college is now in the pro- cess of inviting tenders so that construction can begin as soon as possible. The library, which was origi- nally built with braces in place to accomodate a second-floor expansion, needs an area to house books for the university courses offered at the college, she explained. The college has a partnership that allows York and Trent Universities, as well as Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- tute, to run degree programs at the college. The increased enrolment at the college, which is "some- what more" than the nine per cent increase across Ontario, demostrates the need for ex- panded library and classroom space, said Ms. Bird. our M2000 Patio Door in WINDOW AND 1200 Phillip Murray RAND OPENING SPECIAL - $1199 installed* For a limited time only, POASHWEOD 550 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough 745-2223 "When a recession hits, peo- ple tend to stay in school long- er, and more people retrain and change careers." As an example, the Environ- mental Technology course, which is being offered for the first time in the fall, is already at capacity with 30 to 40 people registered and a waiting list. "The classrooms are tempo- rary," she said. The college is planning another expansion in a few years so that this floor will be solely for the library and audio-visual services. "Durham College plays an important role in the economic and social development of Dur- ham Region," Dr. Allen said in a press release. The grant "will allow the college to continue to meet the increasing needs of our community." The college will also receive $222,946 from the province for renovation, alteration and re- pair projects at its campuses, which include Ajax, Beaverton, Port Hope and Uxbridge. Dashwood is pleased to anounce the Grand Opening of our newest Window and Door Centre. On July 2, 1991 at 9:00 am the doors officially opened at 550 Lansdowne St. W. in Peterborough. To celebrate we are offering: stalled for only $1199.00* DOOR CENTRE Ave., Oshawa 436-1344