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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 27, 1991 a Lo i aa i an a. Birdseye Pool director credits new heater for increase in popularity The new heater at Birdseye Pool is being credited with the successful season it has experi- enced to date. According to Debbie Bacon, pool director, the pool year to date has been pleasing, as they have already exceeded last year's revenue by approxi- mately $2,000. The number of passes issued so far this year is up by almost three times the number of all of last year. To date, 11 family passes and three single passes have been issued, while only five passes in total were issued last year. In the monthly pool report, Ms. Bacon credits the installa- tion of the new heater with the revived interest in the pool. During the first session of swimming lessons, a total of 118 swimmers out of a total of 130 were registered. In the sec- ond session, 86 out of a total of 118 registered. The introduction of a Satur- day swimming program was not very successful, Ms. Bacon reported. After paying the in- structors, a profit of $12.00 was realized. She intends to continue the Saturday pro- gram next year, hoping more people become aware of the program, CRESSBROOK INVESTMENTS LIMITED 250 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-3832 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGES in office servicing - one stop financing - private funding FAX 985-4103 \ AAI NOAA NLS 23 © ORCHARDS FAoIo ll =t=Y>Tela RS dg= =] FRESH APPLES Wealthy & Melba 985-9205 Dave LaForest demonstrates the technique of carving with a chain-saw. He specializes in ducks, he says, adding, "this is my 50th duck." This particular duck is part of a saw-stand he created for Willy & Son Small Engine & Marina. He will be demonstrating his skill at their booth at the Port Perry Fair on Saturday, Aug. 31. Casting for Shoestring Performers Durham Shoestring Per- formers will hold an open cast- ing on Sept. 4 at the Arts Re- source Centre, Oshawa City Hall Complex, at 7:30 p.m. "Boiler Room Suite", a drama by Rex Deverell, will be the opening production of the com- pany's 18th season. This tragi- comic play, winner of the 1978 Canadian Author's Association Award, is about the lives and fantasies of two derelicts. Director Tony Reines will cast one female between the age of 40 - 60 and two males be- tween the age of 30 - 60 to meet the emotionally and physically STEDMANS DOOR CRASHER SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY We reserve the right to limit quantities. Stedmans Port Perry Plaza challenging requirements of the three roles in this full- length play. Producer Carolyn Wilson in- vites anyone interested in pro- duction or backstage work to attend the Sept. 4 audition eve- ning and newcomers are espe- cially welcome. "Boiler Room Suite" will also provide challenging opportuni- ties for those interested in creating and operating sound effects, set requirements and stage management. The performances will be Nov. 1, 2, 7, and 9 at the Arts Resource Centre. For further information or to obtain a script for advance reading, contact Carolyn Wil- son at 725-9256. United Empire Loyalists' meeting The United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada - Upper Canada Branch, will host a coun- try fare, Thanksgiving Supper on Thursday, September 19, 1991, at Scugog Shores Museum, Scugog Island, Port Perry. At 5 p.m. there will be a museum walk about, followed by turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. 3 Dr. Matthew Dymond, Port Perry, the former Minister of Health for the Province of On- tario, will speak on "Canada, My Land." The Golden Slippers will provide musical entertainment. All are welcome. The admission is $10. For tickets and further infor- mation please telephone Donald Douglas Fox at 576-3175. ~ ~ Forder-Parks [RSE SS 9] U4 Insurance Brokers Inc. Personal attention to all of your 20% general sunance weeds our I i SY) 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1J2 rate 985-8471 Subject to change whhoul notice. 00000000000 OCGO ® HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR @ PROGRAM (RRAP). $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS @ If you are a low- income homeowner, you may be eligible for up to $5000 (which may not have to be repaid) to assist you in repairing your home or @ make it accessible to a disabled person. ® Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION. @ We are now processing & applications for the 1991 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home # please contact our office to apply for the & RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES @ 1-800-563-7207 ® 0000000000000 Ps ST SRR