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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 6, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Alternative Ski Ass'n benefits disabled Kids' ski program gets a lift By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Durham Alterna- tive Ski Association re- cently purchased ski equipment for special needs children, thanks to a $15,000 grant from Ro- nald McDonald Charities The Association is a non-profit organization run by volunteers to help disabled people of all ages compete in Alpine skiing in the region. The philoso- phy of the program is that people with disabilities be given the opportunity to of Canada. "experience the joy and ex- DO Invisible Fence Co. Inc. Invisible Fencing' es pets only play at home. The orginal brand of modern pet containment. 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The recent grant went towards the pur- chase of three bi-skis and seven pair of outriggers to replace standard ski poles for those individuals who require assistance balanc- ing. @ The Durham Alterna- tive Ski Association is a member of the Ontario As- sociation for Skiers with Disabilities. The local pro- gram operates out of Dag- mar, Lakeridge and Oshawa-Kirby ski resorts. It takes work to make this project happen. Funds are needed to pur- chase specialized equip- ment and volunteers are needed to help ski and dis- abled people who want to learn are also needed. Anyone interested in helping the association with fundraising, volun- teering time as a ski bud- dy or instructor or are a disabled individual who: wanted to learn how to downhill ski call Maria Susini at 655-5391 or 728- 1673. "Have you an interesting story to tell....?" Call the Port Perry Star & Weekend Star Call (905) 985-7383 DON CORNEIL'S AUCTIONS LTD. 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Rd. #8 Bowmanville (Haydon) Joe Hall's Screaming Vegetables are fare in Greenbank Feb. 17 Screaming Vegetables? Hey: It's February. Why not? So get yourself and your friends to Greenbank next Saturday, Feb. 17, to check it out when the Greenbank Folk Music Society welcomes Joe Hall and the Screaming Vegetables. Joe Hall is a singer-songwriter who's been honing his craft for more than 25 years, during which time he has appeared on numerous recordings and toured extensively. He is perhaps best know for his work, between 1975 and 1988, with The Continental Drift, founders of "neo-post psycho- pangalactic folk-rock." After five years of pursuing solo work, he has reunited with Tony Quarrington and J.P. Hovercraft, and they're making music together once again. Joe Hall's songs explore every emotion known to humans, and probably extraterrestrials as well, according to his press package. His influences include Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Woody Guthrie, William Burroughs, and The National Enquirer. What that means, of course, is that he 1s a song writer who pursues themes of social satire, which gives his music a quirky edge. Tickets for the Feb. 17 show at Greenbank Hall are $15, and can be obtained at Jayson Callan Music and Circular Sounds in Port Perry, and the Chicken Coop Bakery in Greenbank. In Uxbridge, they're available at Blue Heron Books. Opening act for next weekend's show will be Chris Coole and his Bluegrass Banjo. For more information on this or future shows in the Greenbank series, call 985-8351, or 852-7578. Sl i a SE ES BRN Saad Ag LINDSAY Orval COMMUNITY Ke Melean SALE BARN LTD ° Sell It Au clions LIVESTOCK SALE Ltd EVERY FRIDAY AT 10AM RRW2 Lindsay KOV 4R2 -- Running 3 Rings to Serve You Better. -- (705) 324-2783 1-800-461-6499 int Cow S ge ee of Each Month Toronto (416) 283.3379 ra " Peterborough (705) 745-5007 Mini Stockersale NY dav of Each Mont! Business Liquidations « Machinery © | ast Frday of Fach Month Industrial » Auto » Real Estate « Fumiture RR#2 Lindsay, County Rd. 4 * Antiques * Farm Sales Barn Phone: (705) 324-2774 "Let Me Help Plan Your Auction" Carl Hickson: (705) 324-9959 Barry McLean - Auctioneer / Appraiser Amot R. Wotten: (905) 263-2512 Mobile: (705) 324-1259 Fax: (705) 324-6632 McLean Auction & Liquidations Business, Estates, Farms, Commercial Bankruptcies Large 8000 Sq. Ft. Hall No Sale too Large or Small Let me help you plan your auction Ross Mclean: Auctioneer - Appraiser 432-2836 870 Taunion Township of Scugog PUBLIC NOTICE Special Meeting Re: Golden Report on G.T.A. Tuesday, February 13, 1996 at 7:30pm at Latcham Centre TOWNSHIP or 8CUCOG NEE Td Council is seeking the public reaction to the Golden Report and on February 13, 1996 will entertain a limited number of individuals to express their views and opinions on the Golden Report on the G.T.A. Interested persons who wish to address Council about the matter are requested to notify the Clerk's Department at 985-7393 prior to February 9, 1996 to be placed on the Agenda and file a written copy of the presentation by 12:00 noon on February 13, 1996. Those unable to make oral submissions or unable to attend are encouraged to file written submissions. The Agenda will be as follow: EY * 730 p.m. Brief overview of the Report 8:00 p.m. Submissions (limited to 8 minutes in duration) 9:30 p.m. Questions 10:00 p.m. Adjournment Ear S. Cuddie AMCT, CMC. Administrator/Clerk Township of Scugog P.O. Box 780 208 North St. PORT PERRY, Ontano LIL 1A7 Telephone (905) 985-7393 I li SE ae a ------------ a er eT Te PE