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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 11, 1995 - 5 IT'S APPLE DAY: First Port Perry's Beavers' Cubs and Scouts, will b¢ hittir j the streets in the area this coming Saturday (Oct. 14) for Apple Day, the annual fundraiser which sees the Scouts trad- JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR ing smiles and bright red apples for donations. Among those who will be taking part in the event are Mark Forderer (left), Robert Forderer, and Brett Foster. Take the time to make a donation. New Scugog hall open next week Opening is next step in township's master plan By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog's new communi- ty hall will be officially opened later this month. Jerry Taylor will be the Master of Ceremonies for the evening which will also feature guest speak- ers Mayor Howard Hall, MP Alex Shepherd and MPP John O'Toole. The fundraising committee is also expected to address the audience. The new community hall opened in August and hasbeen booked on a regu- lar basis since. The 99' by 58" hall is divisible into one large and one smaller area. It is an air- conditioned facility, com- plete with a large kitchen area, sound system, bar facilities and a coat check room. There are 100 tables and 750 chairs included in the rental fees. The official opening marks the long- anticipated completion of Home business group to meet The next networking meeting of the Durham Home Business Associa- tion will be held Oct. 18 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Trilh- um Trails, 556 Snowridge Court (off Simcoe Street North in Raglan). Association president Betty Penny and member Scott Weatherall will lead the evening of role playing and other exercises, to help participants further develop networking skills for trade shows and busi- ness organizations. The cost, including light refreshments, is $10 for members and $15 for guests. New members are most welcome. For more information or to register, please call Scott Weather- all at 721-1776. The Durham Home Business Association was founded in 1994 to pro- mote excellence in home and small businesses through netvorking, edu- cation, information and support. the hall, bringing to a close the first phase in the Scugog Centre Master Plan, which includes the securing of a second ice pad, aquatic facilities, squash courts, fitness room, tennis courts, play- grounds, picnic areas and a link from the arena, through the present ball diamonds to the soccer fields with footbridges over asystem of ponds. The project was an in- frastructure program, with funds split between the provincial and federal - governments and the township, with no money comingoutofthe taxlevy. The Scugog Centre Ad- visorv Board introduced earlier this year, a sub- committee aimed at as- sisting with the capital costs of the centre, will now focus on the next phase of the project. 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