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§ 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 9, 1995 e 3M Scotchguard e Broadloom Durharn Stearn * Upholstery C L e Loose Rugs leartin 985-8552 N > wd 5 C «0 2 Pap i PREY ita' on Bunnykins " ad » 5 ned pr Li % A =r [J] Bunnykins nurseryware is bouncing with great savings. Look for these whimsical wittle wabbits in store now. PENTLAND'S JEWELLERS 174 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-7641 Proceeds to Rotary Charities ¥ DANCE PARTY Dance To The Oldies Saturday June 3rd, 1995 8:00 pm Scugog Arena Port Perry Tickets Available At: Port Perry IGA Or Call: (905) 985-1933 (905) 985-8163 Featuring... CHFI's Erin Davis Tickets: $20.00 Per Person In Advance $25.00 Per Person At the Door Home staff shocked as thieves make off with bazaar money By David Stell Port Perry Star A black cloud hangs over Port Perry Community Nursing Home's annual spring Bazaar after the money raised was stolen Sunday night. The late-night break- in occurred sometime after midnight May 7, and nursing home employees are in shock. Edna Goss, nursing home director, arrived at her office 7 a.m. Monday morning only to find one of her windows open and the cash raised at last weekend's charity bazaar missing. The annual fundraiser is held to raise money for nursing home resident activities. But thieves have jeopardized planned trips and needed supplies by stealing the money. "We'll see that they have enough to keep going, but I don't know how right now," an emo- tional Mrs. Goss said Monday . "(Thieves) never think about what the money is going to be used for or who is going to be hurt," she said. Elisa Perrault xoy COTTE rrp Tr | gOUG0G Ly, | 11 Vanedward Port Perry » 985-7391 Please call or drop by for your free kitchen design consultation or building project estimate. Call Elisa today at 985-7391 11 Vanedward Drive ¢ Port Perry + 085.7391 They gained access to the office through a shd- ing window panel by removing the screen cov- ering it, according to Durham Regional Police. The small window faces a well lit courtyard, but a corner of the building may have allowed the thieves some amount of cover before attempting the break-in. The investigation con- tinues. It's not known how much cash was stolen from the office, but it can- not be replaced because cash isn't insured at the facility. Mrs. Goss and her staff were left saddened by the occurrence. "We've been having the bazaar for 20 years and this has never happened before," she said. She added that the bazaar, one of the two big events the nursing home holds to raise money each year, is very important for the residents. "This is their main fundraiser and they worked so hard for weeks," she said. "It's expensive keeping the activity program going." Building a house, garage or bam. Renovating your kitchen/bathroom. Maybe adding that new deck this summer. PE. DA [i N 4 (A "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR PATIENCE AND A STEADY HAND - Donald Simpson of Cobourg works on a new art piece during Rotary Club Artfest '95 last weekend in Port Perry. This is the seventh year for Artfest and for the first time it was held at Scugog Arena. More than 100 artists and craft people displayed their work for the public over the two day show. Mr. Simpson works in pen and ink on a process known as 'pointillism.' For Monthly Income Mortgage-Backed Securities ROBERT J. GOW 434-7156 or RINE | _800-267-1522 RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS 111 Simcoe St. N., L1G 454 : : Oshawa, Ont. Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES * ANNUAL RATES ° Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 A. a -- ----