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cer m---- i p-- -- i "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 13, 1993 Spring Fashio J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR n Show Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members held their annual fashion show last Wednesday evening at the United Church In Blackstock. Above are some of the participating ladies who modeled Fashion Network clothing. From left, Genl Brown, Donna Sweetman and Jeanne Sparrow. PORT PERRY LIONS 101 CLUB MAY 1992 WINNERS Roy Hope.......cccconvreurnnnnen. $50.00 Oscar Beare.........cccceevenenee $50.00 Jack Dowson........ccouvvvenene $25.00 Harry Sisson.........cccecveennne $25.00 Dean Ballingall.................. $25.00 JULY 1992 WINNERS Gord Prentice...........cccuuu.. $50.00 Scott Stainton.............c..... $50.00 Oscar Beare..........ceeeuvnue $25.00 Doris Dargavel................... $25.00 David Wood..........cccceeveeeeee $25.00 SEPTEMBER 1992 WINNERS Steve Camegie.............c.... $50.00 Eleanor Murray.................. $50.00 Judy Crawford................... $25.00 Eileen Hern......c.ccoveevvnnnnne $25.00 Jim Grieve..........cceeveverennne $25.00 NOVEMBER 1992 WINNERS Bill Oppers.......cc..ceevvvvvenenne $50.00 Vem MUrmay.......ccceeeeervennes $50.00 Linda Kendry........cccoeernenne $25.00 Wayne Wannamaker......... $25. Doris Phinney...........ccccuu... $25.00 JANUARY 1993 WINNERS Bob Stevens.........ccceeeeennne $50.00 Pam Wannmaker............... $50.00 Steve Camegie.................. $25.00 Kar Herder...........cccceuvnveene $25.00 Stephen Clark..........c......... $25.00 MARCH 1993 WINNERS Minnie Martin...........ccecuuee. $50.00 Doris Phinney..........c.ccu..... $50.00 Gord Geer........uueeeeeeeeeeeenes $25.00 Steve Camegie.................. $25.00 Zula Hall........coovvvvveveiinnnne $25.00 JUNE 1992 WINNERS : Bruce Beare.................. 50 Tracy Mumray................ $50 Patty Kendry..........cc.cou $25.00 Ken Clark........c.coceuniennne $25.00 Wm. Whitworth............. $25.00 AUGUST 1992 WINNERS Brenda Wilson.............. $50.00 Ear Whittaker................ $50.00 Ena Oppers T---- $25.00 Jim Ballingall................. $25.00 Gord Parkin.........cccceeue $25.00 OCTOBER 1992 WINNERS - Muriel Graham.............. $50.00 Kim Murray Young........ $50.00 Paul Milligan................. $25.00 Eleanor Murray............. $25.00 George Hem................. $25.00 DECEMBER 1992 WINNERS Gord Parkin........c.cceeuuue $50.00 Phil McBride................. $50.00 Bob Stevens................ $25.00 Dean Ballingall.............. $25.00 Doris Dargavel.............. $25.00 FEBRUARY 1993 WINNERS Gord Brown........ceceueeene $50.00 Janet Howsam.............. $50.00 Minnie Martin................ $25.00 Shidey Ash.........ccccecee.. $25.00 MAK FUZ...cocommmrorsimmmrinne $25.00 APRIL 1993 WINNERS Wayne Wannamaker.... $50.00 Bryce Ashmore............. $50.00 Ruth Grant..........cc..c... $25.00 Doris Emann................. $25.00 Doris Dargavael.............. $25.00 "Congratulations" (all in-stock) Great gift for Graduation, Mothers Day & Father's Day Port Perry Star Office Centre 188 Mary St., Port Perry 985-7383 Come and Smell the Flowers, and the coffee at the Scugog Memorial Public Library, where the new art show, Blos- somtime, opens its three-week run with a reception for the art- ists on April 17th from 1 to 4 p.m. You are invited to meet Cindy Bell and Alana Biasi, the talented daughters of artist Marguerite Scott-West. Cindy Bell's love and appreci- ation for nature and its beauty are strong features in her work. She captures strong vivid imag- es of natural landscape. Alter- nately, she is able to communi- cate gentle, sometimes romantic notions through her paintings. Her floral paintings arein great demand. Cindy's fa- vorite medium is watercolor but she is equally comfortable with her work in oils. As a wife and mother of two children Cindy's goal is to blend her homelife and career harmo- niously. Recently her family has shown their support by building her a new studio at- tached to their home. Cindy combines her outdoor activities of hiking and fishing with her art. Her sketch pad Earth Day celebrations Earth Day was founded on April 22, 1970 in the United States by a senator and Law student. Initially conceived as a series of environmental teach- ins on college campuses, Earth Day surprised everyone by be- coming the largest grassroots event of its kind in U.S. history with about 20 million people participating. In 1990, an international fes- tival was staged to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Earth Day. More than 200 million people in 141 countries, includ- ing two million Canadians, par- ticipated in the tree plantings, educational seminars, commu- nity clean-ups, ecology fairs, re- cycling program and peaceful demonstrations. The event gen- erated wordwide requests for an organization to sustain and expand this newly created envi- ronment network. Earth Day Canada 1990 has taken on the responsibility and has since be- .come home to Earth Day Inter- national. On Thursday, April 22, 1993, the Township of Scugog will be partaking in the National Earth Day celebration. The ac- tivities will be focused in down- town Port Perry's lakefront. Specifically, the area north of the boat launch including Birdseye Park will see scat- tered tree plantings. Approxi- mately two dozen trees will be planted consisting of Maple and Ash variety. The Township Parks department will be work- ing in a joint effort with volun- teer groups including the local high school and the Rotary ser- vice club. In addition, the Natu- ralization area north of the boat launch will be officially dedicat- ed as "Rotary Park" in recogni- tion of the outstanding contri- bution and support by the Port Perry Rotary Club in the area of EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 189 (416) 985-7308 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 9.9" 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 7.0% - 5 Year Annual Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Parks and Recreation over the years. The following list contains a way for you or your organiza- tion to get involved in Earth Day: Car Pool; Plant a tree; Wash clothes in cold water; Use recycled paper and products; Ride a bike to work; Begin a compost; Organize a recycling program. Watch for more information! Don't Get Caught . Out On a Limb! Call a Professional FOR-US-TREE SERVICE For Removal, Pruning, and Stump Remov and camera are constant com- panions on her trips. She is an active' member of the E.C.0.A.A. and the Lindsay Art Gallery. Alana Biasi says that the most enjoyable and rewarding facet of being an artist is the fact that you learn to see all over again, and find a whole new appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us every day. Alana teaches art at the Wil- kinson Studio in Newmarket. Both she and Cindy continue to study themselves and are busy organizing, arranging and painting for shows. Alana is a regular exhibitor at "Pictures Only Us" Gallery in Leaside Village, Toronto where she was billed as one of Canada's Top New Artists. Her work is repre- sented in private and corporate collections in Canada, The United States and Britain. We are delighted to bring "Blossomtime" to the Kent Farndale Gallery in the Memorial Public Library and to invite the public to tea with the artists between 1 and 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 17. Free Estimate - Fully Insured 986-4848 or 433-7410 JVIN SVAN B= HEINER EELS to 65 years o Improves Concentration o Physical Conditioning e Self-esteem ¢ Respect For Others [Improves Grades e Child Abduction . ' | Prevention | LEARN ABOUT KARATE BEFORE YOU JOIN Program INTRODUCTORY 9 9 I5¢ | COURSE » | (members only) MEN « WOMEN « CHILDREN alia AS 100 [slo ¢:) Martial Arts Centre 15258 Simcoe St., Port Perry 985-0205 73 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-3093