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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 9,1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Local residents are Women of Distinction Trudy Deacon, Heather Goulding and Joyce Kelly were rec- ognized for their contributions to the community during the YWCA's recent Women of Distinction awards dinner in Oshawa. See story for details. All At Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection in Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group In Canada FAMOUS Levolore 24 BLINDS VERTICALS « VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie s. HWY.7AEAST- PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 gs THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION Community Meetings Trustees of the Durham Board of Education will hold community meetings in the following locations to hear input from the public on the impact of potential reductions to the 1994 budget. November 16, November 18, November 23, November 24, November 29, November 30, 1993, O'Neill C.V.1. auditorium, Oshawa 1993, Port Perry H.S. cafeteria, Port Perry 1993, Anderson C.V.1. auditorium, Whitby 1993, Brock H.S. auditorium, Cannington 1993, Ajax H.S. auditorium, Ajax 1993, Uxbridge S.S. cafeteria, Uxbridge December 7, 1993, Dunbarton H.S. cafeteria, Pickering All community meetings will begin at 7:00 p.m. with presenta- tions until 9:00 p.m. and informal discussion until 9:30 p.m. To request an information package or to register to make a presentation, please call (905) 576-4600, (905) 686-2711 or 1-800-265-3968 and ask for extension 215. 53-7383 Thirty-one Durham Region women were recognized for the contributions they have made to the community during the YWCA 12th annual Women of Distinction awards dinner held on Thursday, Nov. 4. Among those who were hon- ored were Scugog education trustee Joyce Kelly, Cartwright High School student Heather Goulding, and S. A. Cawker . Public School vice-principal Trudy Deacon. Mrs. Kelly, who was nominat- ed in the Community Service category by the Shirley Wom- en's Institute, is the chairman of the Pastoral Relations Com- mittee for the Session of the Blackstock United Church, a trustee on the Community Me- morial Hospital board, presi" dent of the Shirley W.1., a board member of the Scugog Shores Museum Village, and a co- ordinator and secretary of the Blackstock Agricultural Socie- ty. Miss Goulding was nominat- ed by the Blackstock Women's Institute in the Young Woman .of Distinction category. The C.H.S. student maintains a 79 per cent average, is a member of the student council, teaches Sunday School, is a 4-H mem- ber, and has obtained her Cana- da Cordin Guiding. Nominated by her colleagues atS. A. Cawker Public School in the Education, Training and Development category, Ms. Deacon is a champion for wom- Niiwt CARRE wr GOLDEN GATE CHINESE BUFFET Fully Licensed by LLBO ALL YOU CAN EAT 80 ITEM CHINESE BUFFET INCLUDING SALAD BAR, DESSERT & ICE CREAM SOFT SERVE YOGURT at our Buffet Also available -- 6 varieties of fce cream & sherbet FREE Birthday Cake for Birthday Parties Kids 9 and under 1/2 price! ALSO Available for our WEEKEND DINNER BUFFET 2 varieties of shrimp, mussels & crab meat Monto Sat/Sun. Thus. [ri &Holidays LUNCH $595 $595 $695 DINNER $995 $1095 $1095 ONLY 2 LOCATIONS OSHAWA - 5 POINTS MALL 285 Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa (5 Points Mall beside Zellers) Whitby - South of 4 corners For raservali S of 434-6600 wery call en and children with special needs, a co-ordinator of career education for intermediate stu- dents, has obtained Lions Club support for skills training, orga- nizes visits' to Community Nursing Home, is a member of the Teachers' Federation, and is a co-ordinator for United Way fundraising. The 31 nominees each re- ceived a certificate recognizing their nomination. Specially de- signed Women of Distinction pins were awarded to the win- nersin the seven categories. Sharon Babbs, co-chairman of the Women of Distinction planning committee and task force, told the Port Perry Star that selecting one winner In each category was difficult be- cause all of the nominees are de- serving ofthe honor. Margaret Down of Oshawa, nominated by Durham Family Respite Services, was named the winner in the Community Service category. Thirteen women were nominated in this area. G. L. Roberts C. V. I. student Denise Campbell was chosen as - the winner of the Young Woman of Distinction category, edging out four other teens. She was nominated by her school. In the Education, Training, and Development category, Fran King of Oshawa was named the winner. She was nominated by R. S. McLaughlin C. V. 1. Four women were nomi- natedin this category. Whitby resident Doreen Smyth was named the Woman of Distinction in the Business category over two other women. She was nominated by Audrey MacLean and Penny Smith. The Arts, Health Care, and Non-traditional Roles catego- ries each had two nominees. In the Arts category, Marian Williams of Oshawa was named the winner. She was nominated by the Oshawa and District Council for the Arts. Oshawa resident Gloria Tuck, who was nominated by Durham Northumberland Chapter of the Registered Nurs- es Association of Ontario, was the Health Care winner. Former Scugog resident Pa- tricia Oakes-Scattergood was the winner in the Non- traditional Roles category. She was nominated by Barbara Ritchie, Etta Wharton, Gary Edgar, and Alice Edgar. Sunera Thobani, president of the National Action Committee for the Status of Women, was the guest speaker at the awards dinner. The man with the hat at local The Kent Farndale Gallery at Scugog Public Library is proud to welcome the return of local artist Robert Craddock with an artist's reception on Saturday, Nov. 13 from 1-4 p.m. The show continues to Dec. 3. The freedom of his present work in oil and watercolor is an interesting contrast to his earli- er material produced when he was an art director of a major packaging design studio. Dur- ing this employment of over 30 years he won some 40 awards UPHOLSTERY, New Fall Fabric Selection Try colorful coverups for seasonal decorating. 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Please join the artist for cof- fee at the library from 1-4 on Saturday, Nov. 13. LETUS WELCOME You! Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community (905) 985-4092