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S-- NS = S << ~~ S IN = <C al oo a4 a4 he --~ - = L foe O 10 - PORT PERRY STAR : Tuesday, February 9, 1993 RC EL RES bia AY Lo Ended dlink Fad "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" EY ire department responds An Uxbridge woman escaped major injuries after rolling her car on Regional Road 8, east of Highway 12 last Friday evening. According to Durham Regional Police, Leanne Pilkington was travelling westbound when she lost control of the vehicle and it rolled over. She was treated in Community Memorial Hospital. ou know you should be investing in SP's but every year it's the same - struggle... coming up with the money before the deadline for contributions. This year can be different. You can start to take care of your retirement needs with a little extra help from the Uxbridge Credit Union. A Credit Union RRSP Loan can help you get started on your way to financial security for your retirement. One visit to our office and you'll have made the first step to retirement security! Come talk to us about your RRSP investment and a personal loan to make it all happen in one easy stride! The Credit Union RRSP's give you more control over your investment and "there are no fees of any kind. No front end load, no administration fee, no trustee fee. Plus there's no waiting for tax receipts - we provide them instantly. Every dollar you invest works for you and Uxbridge, because your money is invested in Uxbridge. If you're unfamiliar with the Credit Union drop by and we'll explain how the Credit Union works for you. By the way, your being an area resident Is the only criteria for Credit Union membership. Getan 1 4 EXTRA for purchasing a 2 or 3 year RRSP before February 15, 1993 UXBRIDGE CREDIT UNION LIMITED 70 Brock Street West Uxbridge ~~ 852 - 3388 Have you always wanted to learn how to paint, or would you like to hone your weaving skills? Local artists and would-be artists are ehouraged to apply for a Kent Farndale Art Bur- sary. Established by the Scugog Memorial Public Library and supported by donations from the public, this bursary honors Kent 'Farndale, who, for 10 years, introduced a broad spec- trum of artists to Scugog Town- ship residents. he art exhibitions organized by Mrs. Farndale for the Scugog Memorial Public Library in the early '80s soon became an estab- lished feature of the library pro- gram. In appreciation for her 10 years of volunteer service, the exhibition room at the library was renamed the Kent Farn- dale Gallery in the spring of 1992. The bursary was also an- GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES » ANNUAL RATES Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Antique Reproductions 30%-50% off 30%-50% off CEBRERO & KING Purveyors of Specialty Wares 235 Queen St, Port Perry 985-3622 CEFBRERO & KING Bursary available for aspiring and would-be artists KENT FARNDALE nounced and set up at this time. Cathryn Hall, library board member and one of the adminis- trators of the bursary, points out that the whole eommunity benefits when local artists and aspiring artists decided to take time out to study areas that are of interest to them. The public-supported bur- sary, she adds, is an expression of appreciation from the com- munity to the painters, potters, jewellers, sculptors, and fibre artists who have enriched our lives over the past decade. It is also intended to encourage fu- ture artists who are prepared to take that first step. Applications are availahle at the Scugog Memorial Puhlic Li- , . brary. Deadline for submission is March 16. Apyone wishing more infor- mation may phone Cathryn Hall at 985-7305, Barbara Carnegie at 985- 3651 or Jane Litt at 985-2293. ---- fn A yy a