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TE EEE Ty ee 6 Fw = SN 14- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 12, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Gamblers end season with tourney this weekend A reminder to parents of any Sparks, Brownies, Guides or Pathfinders that registration is Sept. 19 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Greenbank Hall. For more information call Marie Powell at 985-8965. Fred and Muriel Tassie were delighted to have Fred's daughter Eleanor visiting with them for the past 10 days. Eleanor has now returned to her home in Spain near Barcelona. The Lions Club are Nothing can shrink your budget like growing children 0k book won... , oo we greed APAIX, --\/ Good value for gently worn clothing. at The Second Hand for Kids and other Treasures 159 Casimir St., Unit #2, Port Perry 985-7795 (just off Water Street) Hours: Tues. - Sat. 10am - 5pm * Sta vantes So AA Fa » ny x % * %* FYE SA I TRIN TO * RR a madi LA * § Xx 5d £* A] 1 (HE SR Wil gifs ; 3): y\\ Sw » : Ea, . C4 A Lyd: Please bring your room sizes for first and best selection or we will come to your home and measure at no extra cost to you. Greenbank opening a new season by having a barbecue at Greenbank Hall on Sept. 20 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This will be a time when guests will be introduced to the Lions' members and learn of their work in the com- munity. The Monthly Euchre Party will be held this Fri- day evening at 8 p.m. in Greenbank Hall. Every- one is welcome, whether you are a new player or a pro, come out and enjoy the fellowship. Murray and I enjoy a weekend visit with our daughter Debbie, Mark Roundell and from Nepean. The Greenbank Gam- blers have their closing fastball tournament start- ing this Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday. Games will possibly be held at Durham Fields in Oshawa. Rally Sunday where children receive awards for their participation in Sunday School the previ- ous year. Children move up to new classes and meet their teachers. This special day took place on Sunday and then was fol- lowed by the church picnic with a large number of children enjoying the games which followed lunch. Don't forget servic- es next Sunday at 11 a.m. children .and everyone is welcome. Choir practice will be held for this week only on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. and you are in- vited to come and join the Durbar Stearn 085-8552 Cleaning e 3M Scotchguard e Broadloom e Upholstery e Loose Rugs to Ke 2 ob H- 8 'DOD Sept. 30 choir whether young or old. The Evening Unit, U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church basement, all ladies of the community areinvited to attend. Don't forget the Scugog Shores Museum Evening musicale has started, so join your neighbors on Sunday and enjoy a varie- entertainers. All tickets are sold out for this week. Watch for further notice of the néxt evening. It was windup weekend for the ladies lob ball which held their tourna- ment in Port Perry. Men's lob ball closed off their sea- son with a tournament in Cannington. Congratula- tions to the winners and the rest will try again next season. Thought for the week - Progress is impossible without change; and those who cannot change their minds cannot change any- thing. ty concert of local enter- tainers and hymn sing. The new season of Folk Music is starting this Sat- urday evening with Wash- ington, Whitely and Scar- lett as feature Community Living Ass'n is seeking volunteers The Oshawa and District Association for Commu- nity Living supports children and adults who have developmental disabilities. Presently the association requires: e individuals to provide assistance/support to our administrative offices - duties to include reception, setting up for meetings, and various other clerical functions. All interest individuals must be available for four hours per week. e recreational support - match on a one to one or in a group setting to assist individuals to participate in community leisure and recreational opportunities. If you would like to join as a volunteer, or require further information, please call Suzanne at 576- 3261. D & SOUTER in Whitby FOR 36 YEARS Serving all areas of Durham Region with carpet, broadloom, vinyl flooring & decorative floor tile Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sal B= ok. \ 1 %> This will be the biggest carpet and ca vinyl floor covering sale ever to come a \ +5 to Durham Region in 36 years IN-STOCK CLEARANCE SALE ROLLS, ROLL ENDS, REMNANTS - CARPET & VINYL of? DODD & SOUTER | The name you can trust for 36 years 104 Byron St. S., Whitby « 668-2179 Be ----_--. I IIITRIRR IRAE rA--_------------