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---- KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Blg Brothers/Big Sisters representatives handed out prizes to the top four money raisers from February's Bowl For Millions. Pictured are: (back row from left): Dianne Goreski, as- sistant director of Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Jack Randall, top money raiser, Betty Warner, second, Bill White, third and Keith Noble, fourth, Patti Goreskl, executive director Big Brothers/Blg Sisters and Chic Carnegie, of Homestead Furniture who donated three of the four prizes. In front are Leon Morrow, who won a bicycle for the money he raised and Elgin Knopp, president of Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Absent from photo was John Darby of K-Fab Industries who donated the fourth prize. Please see story for more details. Mothers Day Dinner Beat the Crunch... Come for Lunch! . A fine selection of Speci als ~ Fresh Steaks ~ A choice of mouthwatering ~ Croissant ~ Quiche ~ entrees from $9.95. . ~ Omelettes ~ ~ Fresh Prime Rib of Beef ~ ~ Eggs Benedict ~ ~ Garlic Shrimps ~ os, fo Buy pope || pb lies, ~ Chicken Breasts ~ P ~ Bahmi Goreni ~ o\8 Including: Appetizer salad, fresh | et H Un vegetable, potatoes and french stick. & Restaurant and Wining Lounge Canadian and Butch Cuigine For Reservations call 985-2066 or 985-2257 Portraits northern isles® Sportswear with a united spirit. £5 on all Northern Isles Sportswear: Sale Ends May 15, 1993. Motber's Day Special Receive a beautiful Cherub writing pen Brooklin Village S hoppe with any 1928 alg) Fine Ladies Wear ad ve, Jewellery purchase a (while suppites last) Hwy. 12, Brooklin Pan Tok 655-3474 = RS You'll be amazed Evening Hours: Thurs. & Fri. to 8pm. at our many Open 6 days a week lines & inventory. Nu. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Bowl for Millions By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star ~ Bowl for Millions raised $10,000 for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham this year. : The annual event, which took place in February, both in Port Perry and Uxbridge, is the or- ganization's major fundraiser of the year. Individual awards were pre- sented on Saturday, May 1, to the four bowlers who raised the most money for the organiza- tion through sponsorship. - First prize, a $1,000 gift cer- tificate for Homestead Furni- ture and Appliances, was pre- sented to Jack Randall of Uxbridge, who raised close to $900 for the cause. Betty War- ner of Brooklin won a goose down duvet, courtesy of K-Fab Industries of Woodbridge, for raising $802, the second highest amount. Bill White, of Port Perry was third, raising $550. He received a 10 cubic-foot Woods freezer, courtesy of Homestead and fourth prize was a queen size quilt and pil- low shams, also from Home- stead, won by Keith Noble of Ux- 5 , who raised more than 300. The youth prize went to Leon Morrow of Port. Perry. The names of youngsters who raised more than $50 were put into a hat and Leon's name was drawn. He was presented with a bicycle by representatives of Big Drohersiie Sisters on Satur- ay. RRR Several businesses from Scu- gog and Uxbridge got involved in the event, as many entered - teams in the February 13 bowl- ing fundraiser. Trophy winners from Celebri- ty Day were awarded to the Port Perry Bank of Montreal, Port Perry Rotary Club; Ridge North Realty, Port Perry Dental Offic- -es, Brooklin Veterinarian Ser- vices and Port Perry IGA. Plaques were presented to - Homestead, The Stables at Greystone, Pizza Delight, Port Perry Royal Bank, Old Port Marketing and K-Fab Indus- tries. Children's Theatre -- Workshop May/June 93 Mystery Session 8-12 yrs. Wed. evenings 7:00-8:30 5-7 yrs. Thurs. evenings 6:30-7:30 Fairy Tales 45 YEARS OF . PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE For more information call Jen 985-0529 UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL " om | GRANITE MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION MARBLE BRONZE Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING visiT oun showroom 108 BROCK ST. WEST 1reronmaion or neat (LTAN dV [we ] V1] D4.5 CovE SH ' (white) 00 per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Me! 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET %¥ Box Plants # Geraniums # Topsoil # Peat Moss Plenty of Hanging Baskets for Mothers Day Buchner Manufacturing Inc. 705-437-1734 416-836-1033 985-0368 Mon. to Pri. 10am to 8pm Hours: Saturday 9am to 6pm 2km. North of 7A on Island Road