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A "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 22, 1997-3 ' Rollin' back to the 50's ROLLING BACK: There's only one weekend left to enjoy Haugen's Rollback to the '50's event which features classic cars and classic food prices. The local chicken and rib restaurant is a favorite amongst locals as well as those a little further away as Saturday evenings feature a packed house at the Fa RR -- le WO Selected Men's, Selected Shoes » SS 3 6 3. Women's and Kid's Fashions 178 Queen St. (fo CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR Manchester BBQ palace. Even though they were working, the employees at Haugen's agree that their restaurant is the place to be during the week- "end. Taking time to pose for a shot are Christina Tzountzouris, Sam Tzountzouris, Debbie Tzountzouris, Hellen Nicolaou and Melissa Goode. "a 7\A / BR®CK'S Service, Quality and Style Since 1881 168 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-2521 Summer jobs make for drop in welfare claims in township Increased seasonal employment is being cited as the reason for a drop in welfare claims by individuals in June, here and across the province. More families relied on welfare during the same period, though, numbers from the province show. Locally, the number of General Welfare Assistance (GWA) cases in Scugog in June were 172, down from the 178 in May of this year. However, Family Benefit Assistance (FBA) cases in the town- ship did rise slightly -- by one -- with 125 cases last month. Durham's Social Services department was involved with 297 cases in June, down from the 302 they han- dled in May. Meanwhile, the province saw a decrease of 242 welfare claims last month, with the number of cases drop- ping to 6,337 from 6,579. More than 2,300 GWA cases have been terminated since the Tory government took power in June of 1995. Scugog Township was just one of many municipalities in the province that saw the number of FBA claims rise between May and June. There were 5,379 cases in Ontario in May and that number rose to 5,425 in the month of June. Community and Social Services Minister Janet Ecker said the decrease in welfare cases was due to the number of summer jobs available, and the Harris government's new welfare initiatives. "This latest decline reflects an increase in seasonal employment. Our welfare reforms are also continuing to make a difference," she said in an announcement. fh, I 95, OTe ME). WOOD/ SHELVING You take it away! First come, first served! Must be picked up by Sat., July 26 at 5:30pm fli 065 5 ee IN CASE OF RAIN, the yard sale will be held at SAE UTA Tle To 3 {oT a (Te FR [Yet] {T=11)) / 174 Queen St., Fort Ferry 65-8797 (former Pentlands location)