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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 28,1994 - 13 Theatre groups agree to restore Town Hall 1873 A historical landmark in Port Perry is about to get a facelift. Scugog Council and a coali- tion of theatre groups came to an agreement on funding for im- provements to Town Hall 1873. The improvements to the his- toric hall at the Corner of Sim- coe and Queen Streets is esti- mated at $57,000. The expenditures include new seating ($8,740), portable risers ($19,017), air condition- ing ($20,000), gas furnace ($8,000) and external tower re- pairs ($1,300). Under the terms of the finan- cial agreement, the township will provide bridge financing to the group with the money being paid back over a five-year peri- od. The group has already raised $9,800 towards the cost. The township has also agreed to place the Town Hall on the list of properties to which the LISHMAN'S ~~ Paula's Knit Fur = ~~ SEW uO Bill's Sculpture 158 Queen St., Port Perry 985-0574 A Gallery of Functional Art Closed Monday & Tuesday LRU RR EIR PRA = ro oF SHO T 9 MICHAEL KEAZDH HICOLE IDA raordinary the year." Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman star in thes soaring family love story about a high-powered executive, diagnosed with terminal cancer, who's forced to make plans for his unbom son © 199] Columbia Pc hres Industnes Inc AN Rights Reserved © 1994 Layout and Detign Cotumiea TriStar Home Video AN Mghts Revered COLumma "mgt AFA a Ee. COLUMBIA} | EH ARMY pIcTYRES OPEN JULY 1ST! CANADA'S BIRTHDAY 11AM TO 10PM IDEQ SUPER STORE Sa iisisiinisipsiiumsds HWY. 7A at Scugog St., Port Perry Open 10pm weekdays and until 10:30pm Fridays and Saturdays 985 4459 township provides grants for capital costs and the Town Hall becomes a reporting agency to council. P.A.R.T.S., the coalition of theatre groups proposing the improvements, include the Bo- relians, the Choral Society, Miller Lights and other local groups. Scugog Bridge Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club June 22 Afternoon 3 table Howell avg. 10 First and Second - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson tied with Delaine Dyer and Ed Clark 11 1/2; Third - Bonnie Wright and Peter Francis 11 Evening41/2table Howell avg. 36 First - Bonnie and Jack Da- vies 45 1/2; Second - Joan West and Anne Scott 43; Third - Claire McIntosh and Elizabeth Millar 38 1/2; Fourth - Doris Phinney and Ed Clark 37. OO) Scugog Shores Museum Celebrates it's 25" Anniversary in 1994. Calendar of Events for July Sat. July 2, Sun. July 3 MUSIC IN THE VILLAGE. Stroll through our Museum Village while being surrounded by Music; Soloists and groups, singers and instrumentalists. Sun. July 17 Port Perry Cruisin' Classics Car Club Rally 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Sat. July 23, Sun. July 24 STEAM AND RAILWAY DAYS. Displays and demonstrations of steam machines, model railways and railway memorabilia. Sat. July 30, Sun. July 31 SCUGOG HERB FESTIVAL. Demonstrations, Lectures and Exhibits, Items and products for show and for sale. GRADUATE Ld ] IAN SMITH Congratulations to lan Edward Monro Smith, son of Liz and Greg, grandson of Alice Monro and Elaine Smith. lan recently graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical University with a Bachelors Degree in Applied Arts for Radio & Television. For information on any of the above events, call the Scugog Shores Museum at (905) 985-3589 All events are held at the Museum | from 9.99 Huge Selection to choose from: Ivy Geraniums Impatiens Fuchias * Scaviolla Verbena ° Lobellia A and many more Perennials 1.19 Lupins * Flax Delphiniums Hanging Baskets £0 DAUD Geraniums Impatiens Portulaca Beautiful colors and lots to choose ° from - only I I 99 fT ALGENI Bedding Plants Hotner Greenhouses Growers of Quality Hanging Baskets Hanging Bags Choose from Ivy Beautiful Geranium Planters in a 10" Clay-like pot for only 9.99 Hwy. #12, Brooklin 655-5866