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23 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 28, 1992 New booklet will help you "Discover Scugog" Discover Scugog! That's just what local residents and visitors to Scugog will be able to do this summer thanks to the help of a new booklet to be published listing the activities, events and attractions to see throughout the area. The 40 page booklet, entitled "Discover Scugog" is being published by the Port Perry Star. The last township brochure simply titled, "The Township of Scugog" was printed in 1987 and supplies have now been depleted. Last year'there, were very few available for the Township of Scugog Tourist Information Booth on Water St. where more than 1,400 people visited during the summer. The Star will be publishing 12,000 copies, with 6500 of these being distributed to readers of the Star while the other 5,500 copies will be divided between Scugog's Tourist Information Booth and other tourist information outlets throughout Durham Region. Advertisers in the booklet will also be supplied with copies for their use. In addition to information about Scugog, the booklet will provide details and information about local attractions and events taking place within a short drive of Port Perry. This section will explain some of the interesting places to see and things to do in other Durham Region communities. Local groups planning events this summer or fall can have their activities listed in this booklet free of charge by simply dropping off a list of the events, times, dates with a brief description to the Star office. Please address these to "Discover Scugog™ and we will do our best to see your activities are included. Advertisers wishing to take part in this exciting publication are welcome to do so and can obtain further information by contacting Anna or Jackie at the Port Perry Star, 188 Mary Street, Port Perry, or phoning 985-7383. STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme' for children 18 months to 5 years. Full time and part time available. Hours 6:30 am to 6 pm For further information call 985-0800 All at Guaranteed Lowest Prices UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the iargest carpet buying group in Canada. FAMOUS Levolor- A BLINDS VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie «. HWY.7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 , lan FREE RRSP SEMINAR 5 Sponsored by LAURENTIAN BANK 3 To be held on | FEBRUARY 11, 1992 -- 7:00 PM at Scugog Public Library : This seminar will not only explain RRSP's, but will | show the advantages of RRSP savings. You will 2 * have plenty of opportunity to ask questions. . FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: LAURENTIAN BANK . Port Perry . 985-8435 i Beavers from Port Perry enjoyed a day of hiking, s NR A SR ; IN Nd = ° ~ sad IS CR a Viele -- nowshoeing, and companionship around a campfire last Saturday afternoon at the Nonquon Education Centre. More than 50 Beavers and their leaders spent the afternoon exploring and learning about the outdoors. Above, some of the Beavers roast wieners over an open fire. These Beavers don't hibernate during the winter by Mike "Hawkeye" Coxon Despite the cold weather, the 1st Port Perry Beavers were busy as usual on "Saturday. A group of 27 of Scouting"s youngest mem- bers (aged 5-7) made the best of a winter afternoon with an action packed visit to the Durham Board of Educations, Nongquon Outdoor Education Centre. Under the capable leader- ship of "Rusty" Don Farquarson, the boys, their leaders and a number of har- dy parents, hiked on the Nonquon River, visited the centre's Museum and experi- mented with the art of snowshoeing, a tug of war and a hot dog roast over an open fire rounded out the afternoon's activities. Part of the Beaver promise, commits the boys to "help take care of the world." Saturday's visit to the Nonquon Centre, in addition to being a fun time with fnends, helped remind us all that we are all part of the natu- ral environment with a responsibility to "help take care of the world." Photos by J. Peter Hvidsten ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE 5:00 P.M. Thursday DISPLAY ADVERTISING 12 NOON MONDAY a " ---- \ Na TREN 3 TN » $ A wd , PL IT a REX 3 Justin Koury eats roasted wiener right off the stick. a Bill Britt liked his wiener wrapped in a hot dog bun. ', Beaver leader Tim Wanbrough, (centre) helps his son Chad, left, and Lucas Fraser get their snowshoes on.