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28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 1, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Looking forward to turkey supper Sept. 23 It just doesn't seem that we are ready for September, al- though some years have experi- enced some pretty warm days. Well, the first event is back to the "Head" U.CW. for this Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Linda Herold. Part of the program will consist of a talk on "Food" by Linda He- rold. We are looking forward to the first turkey supper of the sea- son for Sept. 23. Reserved tick- ets will soon be available from Bonnie Gerrow. Ladies of the Women's Insti- tute are reminded that they have only two weeks left to get EE ER a RE Scugog Island N ews \ by Reta Readers their tickets in for the quilt draw. We are pleased to report Maurice Fralick has returned from hospital after a fall and in- jury to his neck. This summer wasn't very con- ducive to yard sales but they happened anyway. I heard on one weekend Lindsay had 25. I, myself tried to conduct a series on most permissive weekends Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. (EN HOF SRYORNK: Personal attention to all of your general insurance needs. 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 Jy our best rate AAARAAARRAARAAAMARA ARERR SOCORRO LA AAA AAR ARR RR RARER Sewing Classess For { DS OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION Friday, September 11, 1992: 6-9 pm Saturday, September 12, 1992: 12-4 pm 86 Chester Crescent, Port Perry ARRASARAARRARRR MAA AA ALAA LS AR ALAS AALS Adds als s sana ssaaaaaasasasaaanaaaaaa'aa'a'a'a'a'a'a's's MUSIC INSTRUCTION Flute, Voice and Music Theory (all levels) Beginners and advanced students Nicholas Barakett A.R.C.T., B. Mus., M.A. 985-4522 | and presented items under 10 names. | found it very enter- taining to meet and chat with people from different provinces and areas. In this day and age when we hear so much about dishonesty and shoplifting, I was thrilled to experience so much honesty and parents who controlled the actions of their children; and frequently re- marked about it. However, there were instances when we missed serviettes, tapes and two items of costume jewelry. Brook McLaughlin, age 11 and living at Pine Ridge Pack- ers is a granddaughter of Har- W. I. at Port Perry Fair On Sept. 14, the euchre party will start again in Greenbank Hall. Everyone welcome. The September meeting of the Fidelis group of U.C.W. will be on Sept. 9 at 1:30 p.m. A lady pharmacist will be our guest speaker, telling us how to con- trol our blood pressure. Come and join us in Greenbank Unit- ed Church. Our thoughts and prayers are with little Lindsey Young to- day. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farron and is now in Sick Childrens Hospital in To- ronto. Hurry home Lindsey!! Ladies of the W.I. remember to come and visit our Women's Institute booth at the Port Perry Fair. Too, we need your homemade cookies. We invite everyone to come and join us for a free cup of coffee and a big homemade cookie. See you at the fair! I am sorry the news is so short. Please call 985-2944. Financial and Business Planning Corporations - Farms - Small Business Income Tax - Planning and Preparation MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Lake Scugog Lumber Building 9856-7391 is under way. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE ROAD REPAIRS The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) will carry out construction work along the Highway 7A Causeway at a location approximately 750 meters east of Water Street (Port Perry). The work involves placing rock and granular material around three pipe culverts for slope stability and erosion control. Traffic delays can be expected during the construction period of August 24, 1992 to October 1, 1992. For safety reasons, and to avoid conflicts with work crews, the public is requested not to fish in the immediate area while this work Your co-operation is greatly appreciated. For further information, please contact: Mr. John Foster Patrol Supervisor Telephone: (416) 985-7467 Ministry of Transportation Ontario Ministére des Transports THE GEORGE BRIGHT Sales & Leasing Representative FINAL SOUNT OWN 1992 CUTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE White with red leather Fully equipped.................... $29,918. 1990 CHEVY PICKUP 454 SS - 16,506 km. Black Silverado Loaded Selling Price + taxes ........... $1 6, 5,995. Stee 1947 UXB. (416) 852-3331 TOR. (416) 649-CARS (2277) TOLL FREE 1-800-263-2000 CHEVROLET « GEO * OLDSMOBILE « CADILLAC old Forder of the island and al- ready showing a keen interest in her grandfather's love of cat- tle. She is one of 23 members of the 4-H Club, 18 or 19 of whom made entries at the rain-free Blackstock Fair on Saturday. Brook keeps her calf at her grandfather's but tends it every day. At the fair Brook was hap- py to get first prize for her calf, second prize for her showman- ship, and second prize in an open Hereford class. Next she will take her calf to Lindsay. This young girl is full of ambi- tion and keeps her relatives busy including her well-known skater, mother Anna (Forder). A friend once said that on his way back from a holiday last year with his family, he got lost driving through a city. Tempers became frayed, and as they still had a long journey home, were rather despondent. Then a busload of Brownies passed, all looking happy and holding pieces of paper on which they had written "Please smile" and "Please Wave." Within minutes the whole family were waving happily. They noticed, too, many other drivers' glum faces turning to smiles. It's true, you know - "Laugh, and the world laughs with you." Recent travellers to Russia remark about the glum faces on the Russian people. One Russian on T.V. recently said he wished the people would soon learn to smile more. But I guess the years of bitter experiences have done this to them. However, I believe this happens all over and it's hard to smile through disaster. Attention Grace U.C.W. members - First meeting is Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 8 p.m. at the church. Acting classes for children Local stage director John H. Foote, a recent THEA award winner for his direction of The Crucible, will be offering a se- ries of acting sessions geared to- wards children and teens ages 8 - 15. Mr. Foote was so taken with the talent in Millar Lights pro- duction of The King and I, that he decided to offer the four ses- sion series in order to offer "act- ing without music." It is his hope that the four session series teaches young people to express their feelings creatively through the art of acting. Classes begin Monday, Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m. running through to Oct. 12 (four consecutive Mon- days). All classes take place at the town hall theatre in Port Perry. Cost for the series is $50 com- plete, but you must be regis- tered. Call 985-0611 to register now. Sounds like an exciting time for talented young people. | un - : | Weddin Anniversary & Birthday [Invitations » Fast, Efficient Service » Four Design Books » Book Lending Service | 10% OFF Complete Wedding Package Orders PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry