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RY STAI 26 - PORT PEFR - Tuesday, July 9, 1991 BEST AVAILABLE COPY "Scugog's Community Ne wspaper of Choice" mn ¢ *10dy ®* REWARD I Studen| the ay, ,..t & conviction of igi: on July 1st nts arri» ; - Canada> ken from ost far . & \LA BROS. nigren, RR #4 Thehos) RT PERRY i 85-9767 isheaba 11 Jim Scala lis/her | oy § pu : For ingadsmation leading to i - il a i i perso amehat removed auto ALORO CHEESE & PEPPERONI Mini Pizza GOURMET Veal 8.99 ». 5. | GREAT « ¥l___ 2.5lbs. 10x4oz. BAIS OO, 56 Se BONELESS SKINLESS CabbagPS LEMON AND HERB Rolls g oofs, Tc Chicken 16 99 1STRAY ~~ arpets, 99 Breastsans . ANCE" WRIT HONEY GARLIC OR ZESTY Butter " PQ Chicken COOKED Bars ings 1/2TRAY 500z: 9¢99 2lbs. 9.99 FP! NORTH CAVENDISH OVEN CRISP Sole 139 STRAIGHT CUT Filets (atv French 2 2Ibs 99 Fries 4ans 3.49 N SUNDAYS 11am. - 5pm. kia INGS EVERY SAT. 11:00-4:00 VISA es In Effect til July 16/91 hoo SHIE Perry STORE HOURS IEEE ugog St. Mon, to Yin, 5 Sat., 9am til 6pm coupot 1909 urs. & Fri. 9am til 9pm No G.S.T. =. Sun.11am-5pm «+ TECT PORTIONS: LR IIL Sd fren & " YY Perfect Portions, a frozen food retailer, h Frozen to Perfection eld their official opening last Friday evening, with many guests and friends of the new owners present for the occasion. Taking part In the ribbon cutting, from left, owner Paul Schin Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor, Marilyn Schinkle Perfect Portions is located in Port Perry in a ne Water St. and 7A Hwy. ¥ Perfect Portions held a Charit Fn Pp : ig PA" n y Barbecue Saturday afternoon in front of their new store. kle, Scugog Mayor Howard Hall, Uxbridge and in front their children, Mark and Erin. w strip plaza across from the intersection of "~ - Hot dogs, hamburgs and chicken on a bun was served free of charge. Donations were ac- cepted for the Kinsmen Club and Community Care with a total of $337.25 raised. Pictured above are, from left, Albert lannantuono, Andre Champagne, Marilyn and Paul Schinkle. Nancy Diamond honored at Women of Distinction awards Nancy Diamond, regional and local councillor in Ward 7 Oshawa, has been named hono- rary chairman of Durham's 10th annual Women of Distinc- tion Awards Dinner, November 7. "The purpose of the Awards is to recognize the special con- tributions women make to the quality of life in our communi- ty," Stephanie Ball, president of the Oshawa and District Y.W.C.A. "To mark the anni- versary this year, we chose Nancy as chair because her long list of achievements repre- sent the kind of commitment and service demonstrated by our past winners." As the regional and local councillor in Ward 7, Ms. Dia- mond serves on Oshawa's exec- utive and public works commit- tees and on Durham's planning committee. A 1988 Women of Distinction winner, she was president of the Oshawa Senior Citizens' Centre, vice- president of Sunrise Seniors' Place and a past director of the Multicultural Council of Oshawa and District. She was also director of Out- reach Child Abuse Prevention and Education and the Durham Council on Child Abuse and Family Violence. She combines her public duties with responsi- bilities as wite and a mother to a teenaged daughter. The Awards are presented to women of accomplishment in the areas of the Arts, Commu- nity Service, Women in the Workforce, and Young Women of Distinction. Proceeds from the dinner go to help fund Y.W.C.A. programs in the Dur- ham Region. Those interested in nominat- ing an individual for an award may obtain further information and nomination forms by call- ing the Oshawa or Bowman- ville Y.W.C.A offices at (416) 576-8880 or (416) 623-9922. Tickets for the dinner go on sale this fall.