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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 17, 1991 - 17 Keeping tabs on Kidney Research John Rowett, right has been collecting tabs off pop and beer cans for a year and has recently donated them to the Kidney Foundation. John had some help from Square Boys Plzza who kept a container on their counter ior the tabs. Greg Sanders accepted the tabs on behalf of the Kidney Foundation. The tabs will hopefully be going towards a kid- ney dialysis machine. Mary Nesbit 254 North Street 9, oles Port Perry, Ont. J ancy, 985-3624 Quilt in a Day - Log Cabin Pattern - Cost $30.00 plus materials Oct. 19 or Nov. 16 Bunka for Beginners - (Japanese Embroidery) - 2 Hour Class $20.00 includes materials - Wednesdays 1-3 or 7-9 Starts Oct. 2 for 7 weeks Mop Doll Workshops - 1 Hour Class - $20.00 includes materials Phone for dates and times Silk Scarf Workshop - 1 Hour Class - $25.00 includes materials Phone for dates and times Fabric Cottage Clock - 2 Hour Class - $10.00 includes materials Phone for dates and times Phone to register or stop by Fancy Works, 12 - 5 to view samples Make your own Christmas Gifts this year. WOMEN'S SELF DEFENSE REGISTER NOW Program concentrates on effective techniques and developing confidence during crisis. All participants are women with one exception. Learn to defend aggressively, using your body and everyday items as weapons. Most important, learn the ways to avoid potential danger. Nursing Home to hold GST auction on Friday The Community Nursing Home's GST Auction on Fri- day won't be as taxing as it sounds. In fact, the residents and staff are hoping people will bid high prices for their version of the GST -- Goods, Services and Talent -- and they have lots of it lined up to help raise money for their spring Florida trip. More than 70 items have been contributed for the auc- tion so far, says Kim Mitchell, activity director at the nursing home. The auction will start at 8 p.m. in the nursing home's dining room under the gavel of auctioneer Don Co- chrane. Goods such as firewood, ski tickets, jewelry and green fees at five different golf courses will be on the auction block. In some cases, goods means good home baking, such as the tick- To compliment Your ne tent leather, sm : SHOES in pa of colours and heels. selection of SH suede in a RR wide range D()" oer rus ms 2 OFF THE ' on al MEN>s Slip on leather gp, 20 THE Rj: et which offers a dessert once a month for six months. Services include everything from babysitting and a hair cut to a $100 gift certificate from a local car dealership. Talent will also make a strong showing at the auction, represented by such items as a pair of tickets to a Blue Jays game and tickets to the Scu- gog Choral Society's upcoming production of Hello Dolly. The staff and residents at the nursing home have also collected several items from celebrities, including an auto- graphed photograph from Stompin' Tom Connors and two autographed photos of one of the characters from TV's The Young and The Restless. "We have had an excellent response," says Ms. Mitchell. Contributions are still arriv- ing and she expects about 85 w fall wardrobe ch I heeled SSIS oes GULAR CHILDREN'S Rubber Boots & Duckies Be ready for those rainy days 20" OFF THE REGULAR PRICE 'BROCK"S oose from a large ooth leather and ULAR PRICE shoes [J Dress of casuql * OFF or 90 items by Friday. The staff and residents have already raised nearly $5,000 toward the trip, which is al- most half of the needed funds, since they started fund-raising with a Variety Night in April, she says. The next fund-raiser will be a table full of home-cooking at Port Perry's Apple Fest on Sept. 28. \ The Port Perry Star A Family Tradition in Port Perry and area for 125 Years PRICK: ERA QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY pa a ml bl a J Aga a a RARE 7 SA J