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32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 5, 1992 v Pont Petry Figure Skating Club ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Monday, May 11, 1992 ' 8:30 p.m. Board Room Scugog Memorial Arena Reach Road, Port Perry COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING {Aves ence Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own 45 YEARS OF Written Guarantee oiiliie 852-3472 visit our showroom 108 BROCK ST. WEST TANCE OR AION oY REQURST D4.5 COVE (white) '54° per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Metal Siding The Perfect Ba'ance Buchner Manufacturing Inc. 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET 1-800-461-6455 705-437-1734 416-836-1033 ha | Country Oven | 1 : Hwy. 12 North of Manchester 985-1734 "Well Worth A Drive To The Country" MOTHER'S DAY IN THE COUNTRY "Remember that it's Mother's Day this Sunday" Treat her to a wonderful breakfast at the Country Oven, where we use farm fresh eggs, home baked bread & jams. Featuring pancakes with fresh strawberries, blueberries or spiced apple, with bacon & ham for just . . .. $4.75 Breakfast served to you 7am to 2pm On Mother's Day we will be having our famous Sunday hot and cold buffet featuring an abundant salad bar (including some of our staff's secret family recipes), numerous hot entree's on the hot buffet and if your still not full dessert is included. $12.95. adult $6.95. . kids under 12 FREE . . kids under 6 For this very special date the Country Oven is pleased to offer these specials Friday to Sunday Spm till close. Prime Rib with Yorkshire pudding . . $12.95 Students $10.95 Surf & Turf (crab legs & filet mignon) .. ~~ $13.95 Students $11.95 Boneless, Skinless Stuffed Chicken Breast (baby shrimp, wild rice, asparagus) . . $10.95 Students $8.95 / All above include our fresh salad bar. PS. - our vegetables are cooked to order they never sit in a steam tray. At this time the Country Oven wishes to thank the Scugog Chamber of Commerce and the Women of Scugog for their patronage. I'he Country Oven was pleased to have been part of the special evenings of dinner and entertainment. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 On Sunday, April 26, the annual Port Perry Ringette Association banquet was held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Most Improved Players awards were presented to from left: Jen- nifer Imrie, Leea Kinnunen, Amy Sinclair, Jill Topham and Heather Tredway. Absent from photo was Stacy Cunningham. de athe ole alin 3 The winners of the Sports TS SSAA manship trophies were back row from left: Kim Poppleton, Vicki Stainton, Jenny Taylor, Cara VanderSlagt. Front from left are: Janine Hammond and Kristin Waller. a AAA g Island News Here it is the beginning of May, so have you noticed any fuzzy chins yet on men who have got an early start on that 125 day competition for beard growing? Last Thursday evening, 13 members of the "Head U.C.W." met at the home of Pat McGhee. The roll call, "What comes to your mind when you hear the subject of 'light'." This caused much reflection. But perhaps Bowling results Wednesday Night Ladies April 29 Team Standing: Tin Roof 43, Heavenly Hash 39, Rocky Road 39, Tiger Tails 38, Butter Pecan 34, Peaches N' Cream 17 High Single: Bev Childs 252. High Single With Handi- cap: Eileen Gerber 267. High Triple: Bev Childs 641. High Triple With Handi- cap: Barb Condie 727. Games Over 200: Bev Childs 262, Eileen Gerber 225, Barb Condie 223, 218, Marg Jo- hansen 221, Julia Dempsey 207, Val Henderson 204. Triples Over 550: Bev Childs 641, Barb Condie 622, Eileen Gerber 560, Val Hender- son 553. 3rd Section Winners Tin Roof: Beth Oke, Eileen Gerber, Anna Starr, Diane Sadler, Lynn Heale. swer came from one of the mem- bers when she related her expe- rience of an occasion two years ago. She had a heart attack and while being taken to Oshawa by ambulance her mind was invad- ed with various thoughts. At one point she seemed to see a light at the end of a tunnel and we realize what this usually means. But we are glad her time hadn't come yet. She is just too young to leave us yet. Two guests from the Museum Board, Carol Fagel and Rhonda Fraser were present to discuss - misunderstandings re: the sale of food and refreshments at the July opening. If you haven't already re- served your tickets for the beef supper, I'm afraid you are out of luck now. So here's hoping for good weather. The International Good Age Show coming up in Toronto will again be entertained by the Golden Slippers. Although they are presently short two mem- bers, they can still make lots on noise. We promised you Mrs. Ethel Freeman's present address so you can send her your thoughts and wishes.So many children who have ridden on her bus and are now grown, remember the treats at holiday time and her jolly speeches. Then too there were trips, Junior Choir and Id out Christmas concerts. Even at the Nursing Home, residents were heard to say, "Here comes Ethel and George." Even though life has dealt a difficult time, we know they will bounce back. Ethel loves a good laugh so send her your funniest stories. Send them to: Mrs. Ethel Freeman, C/O Riverdale Hospital 14 St. Matthews Rd. 4th floor, Room 408 Toronto, Ont. M4M 2B5 Four must be her lucky num- ber. Don't forget this Sunday is Mother's Day. In view of recent happenings, I find the following quite appro- priate. The late Dr. Aggrey, the great African enducationalist, who worked tirelessly for unity between the races is famous for his saying that on a piano you can play some sort of a tune on the black notes alone,and some sort of a tune on the white notes, but for real music black and white must be played to- gether. So, he argued, black and white races must learn to live together in harmony. Perhaps one of his less well known sayings was that educa- tion "Is not just a matter of the 3 R's but of the "3 H's" , head, hand and heart. We may not all be great schol- ars, but the moral and spiritual development of which Dr. Ag- grey spoke is a contribution we all can make to the enrichment of life. \ a Pa a Al a GH EY LC («au ABO ii 5th 4 ae ss 0 re, gsc gets on 32