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SUIT "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 24, 1995 -3 100 attend new hall opening By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star More than 100 people were on hand to celebrate the official opening of the Scugog Centre Communi- ty Hall on Friday night. The new 1,040 square metre multi-purpose facil- ity, which has been open for three months, was a $1.13 million Canada Ontario Infrastructure Works Project, split be- tween the federal and pro- vincial governments and the Township of Scugog. Mayor Howard Hall, who headed the fundrais- ing committee of Scugog Arena in 1975, expressed his pride in the new facili- ty in a brief address to those in attendance and thanked all who were a part of the building pro- cess. Neither MP Alex Shep- herd or MPP John O'Toole were able to attend the opening, but sent represe- native on theirbehalf. Louise Jones, executive assistant to MPP O'Toole and Barbara Pruefer, as- sistant to Alex Shepherd, both brought greeting and congratuatory messages from the government. Both noted that the Township. of Scugog should be proud of its new hall and the initiative that saw it all come together. The hall is the first phase in a master plan that will see a second ice pad and aquatic centre, among other additions. "This hall will serve the general purpose and rec- reational needs of the com- munity," said Jerry Tay- lor, who served as Master of Ceremonies for the eve- ning. Fundraising venues were also officially an- nounced at the opening, EC T------------ KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR THE OFFICIAL OPENING of the Scugog Centre Community Hall was held on Friday evening. Pictured are Barbara Pruefer, as opening. including a beautification project which involves in- dividuals purchasing trees for the building. A loonie collection and a raf- fle are also underway. The fundraising com- mittee is close to halfway towards reahzing its $100,000 goal for the first phaseofthe project The hall, located at the south-east corner of the arena, features a floor space of 99" by 58, divisi- ble into one large and one smaller area through Kids! Something's Brewing wv A EIR CL Re CHER RU DIE OCR ET I Sat. Oct. 21st to Mon. Oct. 30th 5:30 - 8:30 pm nightly "aN a $3.99 each (adults or children) ' An Evening of Witches, Ghosts, Goblins Walk the Spooky "2 (xa) ™igt Haunted Trail =) and kids receive HALLOWEEN TREATS J roy a Sale Halloween All nds must be in costume in Cullen Gardens Haunted Village MANY THANKS TO OUR HALLOWEEN SPONSORS McDONALD'S"* HERSHEY" - EAT-MORE™ (LF YelloR-ZR- Ra" ER kIT e] (oo) ~§) CULLEN GARDENS & MINIATURE VILLAGE a KVVRETTTIGT RT ARL TTYEE EET Friday, October 27 10am to 7:30pm 141 Perry St, Port Perry (905) 985-9786 Open House & Registration FOLK ART CLASSES Beginners, Intermediate, Adults & Children Saturday, October 28 10am to Spm moveable partitions. It has a separate entrance, along with a link to the arena. It has a seating capacity for 450 people and also of- fers a large lobby area, lounge area, warming kitchen, additional wash- rooms, a receiving area, bar facilities, complete sound system, air condi- tioning and coat check room, as well as 100 tables and 750 chairs, which are included in the rental fees. "Goes A Lonnng, Long Way" e Hassle Free Environment ¢ Great Lease Plans e Flexible Financing Options ® Good Coffee A Different Kind of Company - A Different Kind of Car unveiling the new piaque for the community centre sistant to MP Alex Shepherd, Mayor Howard Hall, Louise Jones, exectutive assistant to MPP John O'Toole and Master of Cere- monies for the opening Jerry Taylor. Please see story for more details on the COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY - Need to redecorate? rs 2 ii BH ~ Update your =) upholstered -- Jfurniture... To view the latest line of quality fabrics call today for a no charge in-home consultation. Workmanship Guaranteed. DONNA ANDERSON | 705-328-1156 OES installs officers On Friday evening, Oct. 20 the Installation Cere- monies for Blue Ray Chapter OES were held in the Masonic Hall. A very large crowd assembled to support the new officers for the 1995/96 year. Installing Officer was Mrs. Karel Nottingham as- sisted by her husband, Jack Nottingham. Fred Alton was the Installing Marshal. Many others assisted in the ceremonies. All wished May Moffatt the best as she serves as the new Worthy Matron with her brother, Percy Mot- fatt assisting her in the "Spirit of the Highlands" Year. There is an easy way to do accounting. (| ln [I LE JOEY PENNY & ASSOCIATES B-Yele[0) 0) NN INE tA (020 We can save you time and money. CORPORATE & PERSONAL TAXES » CONSULTING « NEW BUSINESS SET UP » TRAINING ON ACCOUNTING PROGRAMS Port P High school hold its annual COMMENCEMENT --PROGRAM will Friday, November 3rd, 1995 1996 Saturn SL y MOTORCITY SATURN 1520 Dundas St. E., Whitby (905) 430-2350 --1