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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 2,1993 The Dollar Annex held its grand opening on Friday, Oct. 29. The store, which is located behind Home Hardware on Queen Street, features many everyday items at bargain base- ment prices. Pictured during the ribbon cutting ceremony are (from left) Raj Bhatia of Home Hardware, Mayor Howard Hall, and store manager Gerda Tanti. Cadets win bronze medals The #41 PPHSCC took third place as a team and took the in- dividual bronze at the annual Out of 40 teams from Central Brig Gen West Large Bore (.303 Ontario vied for top spot. Port rifle) competition which took frame took third and eighth. place. at Winona, Ontario on = *™€ Pronze winners included Saturday, Oct. 22. Knight, WO Brendan Ham- mond and Sgt. Pat Vandenberg. The team captain €WO Cole took third place in the individu- al scoring, winning the bronze medal. ---- N nd ov V2 This match draws some of the Aa? 10 Yrs. Toa, best marksmen in Ontario. Port Experience == lost out to two Bisley teams that Picturesque Windows on a beautiful world nN 'regularly represent Ontario. CWO Cole, in placing third in individual, scored higher than most of the elite Bisley shoot- Verticals - Horizontals - Skylight Blinds Audio-Visual Blinds - Roller & } p-- Blackout St odes Clearing & Repairs The balance of Port's repre- i= SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE sentatives were LCpls Darnley, Carter, Crouter and Peters." It augurs well for the Corps because of the high level of Up to 50% Off 3 marksmanship displayed. This 6 5 5- 384 5 is the second year running that 3 g IK #41 has been in medal conten- = Serving Durham Region F: tion. a 7 Tuneup time? Don't be hoodwinked. Bors ficads ~ PRESENTS OIL CHANGE TUNE UP plus parts $24.95 $29.95 or take 15% off our popular "B" inspection Saturday Service © Free Body Shop Estimates Brock Road, South of Hwy. 401 (Rental Cars Available - Cheap!) 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The Grace UCW will meet at 8 p.m. at the church and the Head UCW will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Marie Clark in Port Perry. Choir practice will be held on Thursday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. : Youth Group will meet on Fri- day, Nov. 5 at S.1.U.C., 6 to 7:30 p.m. Youth in Grades 6 to 8 are welcome. A Remembrance Day Service will be held during our regular =-worship on Nov. 7 at 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and nursery ges, :are available." On Sunday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m., * we will be hosting an Old Fash- joned Hymn Sing and Musigal Evening at Scugog Island Urnit- ed Church. Everyone is invited to attend this fun evening. The program is packed full of enter- tainment as well as old hymns. The Sunday School will be spon- soring a Candy Booth during the intermission. Hope to see you there. This is an evening for all ages! : : All ladies of the Head UCW and Grace UCW are invited to Manchester United Church on - Thursday, Nov. 11 at 1:30 p.m. for a dessert luncheon. Marion Watson from Blackstock will speak on "Living Alone and Lik- ing It". For pastoral care, call Elaine Barber at 985-4094. Please call 985-8871 with your news for next week's col- Have a good week! New residents' : council elected -.. By Margaret Cavill Belated happy birthday wish- es for October Walton, Betty Terrett, Muriel Garrison and Lorne Parrott. It's that time of year again when preparations are in full force for the annual Christmas Bazaar, Dec. 4, and so on the morning of Oct. 4 residents be- gan to prepare apples and car- rots in readiness for the famous Christmas puddings and by the afternoon 10 batches were cook- ~ ingin the steamers. On the 5th Mary Kaye repre- sentative Donna Good paid a visit, several ladies enjoyed the luxury of a facial and being pampered. A special breakfast was held in the Activity Room on the 6th, the meal was very enjoyable and well attended. A bus trip to Lindsay to the fall colors and a stop on the way home for ice-cream treats was on the agenda for Thursday, (7) and once again a good time was had by all. : Thanksgiving dinner at the nursing home was celebrated on the 13th. Residents helped in out to Willie the afterrioon to prepare the ° food for the turkey feast at din- ner time. A A trip to Oshawa for some personal shopping, supplies for the nursing home and Hallo- = ween treats and then on to a; lunch at the Chinese buffet wast the highlight of the week for many residents of both thé ~ home and the villa. CL Congratulations to the new Residents Council Executive elected on Oct. 12. President - Charles Studholme, vice- president - Marjorie Waltons, secretary - Joan Tuck, treasur- er - Margaret Charland. A big thank you to the outgoing exec- utive for a job well done. Bowling, bingo; ceramics, Bible Care College, hymn sing, and a pub night were other events that took place in Octo- ber keeping everyone extremely busy. In November we wish Arthur Brunton, Kay Jardine, Luella Short, Ross Dowson, Cecil Hub- bard, Peggy Green, John Doupe and Melvin Miller a very happy birthday. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES « ANNUAL RATES * CASHABLE -- 1 YR. 4.75% LAAT EL ELLY} LL RT] 2 YEAR............... --_--. crennnee. 4.875% ceereenennne 9.375% 5 YEAR.....ccoeneeereerreennnees 6.625% Rates subject to change without notice CL SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832