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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 28, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Raised $2,500 last year By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Local volunteers are putting out a call for old household goods which will be used to help chil- dren at Toronto's Sick Kids' Hospital. For the second year in a row, Bryan and Judy Pawlin, along with numerous other area organizers, will be hold- ing a garage sale this spring, with all the pro- ceeds being passed along to the hospital. The sale will be held on May 30 and 31 at 16950 Old Simcoe St, just north of Port Perry, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The key to making the fundraiser a success is the community help- ing out and passing on their old, unused goods to be sold, said Mr. Pawlin. "We're looking for people to help us out here; anything that they Items sought for yard sale; funds go to Sick Kids' think is still usable, but they don't need, we'd appreciate it being passed on to us. "We want to get as many household goods as we can. Anything anyone is discarding -- as long as it's worth something -- would be great. The only thing we aren't accepting is clothing," he said, adding that a water heater and water soft- ener have already been donated. Just over $2,500 was raised for Toronto's Sick Kids' Hospital last year during the inaugural sale. Anyone wishing to donate items to the sale are asked to call the Pawlins at 985-1957 or drop them off at 106 Crandell St. or at the site of the garage sale. Items can be dropped off up to the day of the fundraiser. JUST DROPPING IN: A Sandhill crane strolls nonchalantly among kids at Prince Albert Public School last week, after sud- denly dropping in. The bird is part of the flock raised and flown south last autumn by Operation Migration; they returned to Canada this spring, alighting more than once in school yards. Operation Migration's Joe Duff reckons the birds are attracted by the sound of children at play. This bird was wrangled and taken back to be with the rest of the flock near Port Perry. But in the meantime, kids and staff -- who supplied photos, thank you very much -- enjoyed watching their gangly visitor. Man's bail hearing is delayed for one week A Blackstock'man facing a number of charges relating to child pornography will have to wait another - week for a bail hear- ing. Gordon Malcolm, 45, appeared in an Oshawa court Monday in anticipation of a hearing, but had the proceeding set over until next Monday (May 4), "A publication ban has been imposed on the proceedings. Mr. Malcolm was arrested April 17 in Oshawa by officers with the OPP's Project P anti-pornography squad and Durham "Regional Police. He was charged with a number of counts relating to. child pornography. Crown Attorney Brian Davies said out- side court yesterday he would be opposing bail in the proceedings next Monday. EN ---- FOR BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND @UHERS IT OUR WEB SITE AT WWW. liguidiationworld.com z A Major Catalogue Company Has Discontinued 100s of Styles of Ladies Clothes. They Have Given Us Over 40,000 ». Pieces of Merchandise to Hquidate fc al Them. We Ae re Offering You Savings! At Least 40 to 80% Off Their Prices Nr BEDS COTTON PLUSH MATS DECORATIVE THROW RUGS *{ ANIL SL vil SIDE BY SDL Fain BLD A Great Variety | i as hk dia 340% of Colours, Sires and $ 7 99 Wier MATTRESSES C-THR TY BRAND SOLID COLOUR EXTERIOR STAIN We Can Mix Your *Q)o° Colour Choice NAME BRAND TELESCOPES Sox took | GQ? LIQUIDATION FOR BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES & OTHERS ES LIQUIDATION WORLD --erpeiO¥ AB ROLL ER WORKOUT 9° MAT METTLE RA 0170 © - OP will W rs J AI bo 4 U DL 5 | | © ee J To Ut ® i A) i SE anc hepa ici in : Fe TIEN YEE yf --- ' LY 2 2 a: | Banff Rd. INIA bani 4 ad . McDonalds --