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TR "A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1998 - 19 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR RINGERS: With the warm weather upon us once again the Oddfellows Horseshoe Club is back in business Wednesday nights behind the local hall on Simcoe St. For the past four years people have paid $2 each night to come Port Perry is again coming alive with its warm weather activities, both sports and social. Included in these activities is a Saturday, May 23 auction and yard sale sponsored by the Port Perry Knights of Columbus. 4 The annual yard sale is being held from 7:30 a.m. to noon in the parking lot at 1710 Scugog St., Port Perry. If you wish to donate some articles for the event, you can call either Paul McDonald at 985-3187 or Joe Kingston at 985-7022. There will also be an auction sale in conjunction with the yard sale. The auc- tion sale will be held in the church hall K of C plans auction and yard sale at the same location, 1710 Scugog Street, Port Perry from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local businesses have provided numerous beautiful and useful items for the auction such as sweaters, vases, fishing supplies, cameras, vouchers, and numerous other items. The Knights of Columbus, being a non-profit organization, use the funds from these events to support various activities in their community as well as various charitable organizations. So come on out and support the Knights of Columbus who contribute to your com- munity. 'Social Justice group discusses discrimination The Durham Region Coalition for Social Justice presents a special topic, "Discrimination in our Communities: Solutions for the '90s." Gary Ranalli of the Durham District School Board will speak to the issue of racism in schools and Peter Richtig of the AIDS Committee of Durham will illumi- nate the issues surrounding AIDS and discrimination. on May 21 at 7 p.m. For further information contact Phil at (905) 571-0582 or Rick at (905) 576-8068. | Come join us at the Steelworker's Hall NOW ACCEPTING out and play friendly games at the club's seven pits, and new members are welcome again this year. Joining together for a game here are, from left, Ray Cd -- ry Marilyn Raines and Reta Romachuk. Regular business mat- ters were taken care of. Very good reports were given from the gift shop and from the flower sales. Many thanks to everyone who helped in so many ways. : So far this year there have been 252 babies born at the hospital. Each baby Page 14. Vertiglas Boat Restoration Kit, 79-0199-2. llustration is incorrect. The small bottles of boat wash and sealer remover are not included in the kit. Page 30. Venturer Portable CD/Cassette Player, 44-0285-8. Copy Reads: Remote control included. Should Read: Remote control not included. Page 34. Item #9, Aimco Premium Quality Brake Rotors, 13-4200X. Copy Reads: 'Set' 22.99 - 259.99 Should Read: 'Each' 22.99 - 259.99. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Giant Outdoors Sale" flyer (Deal 320). Page 4. Item #5, Feedex Kit, 59-2330-4 Copy Reads: 12.98 'Low Price' Should Read: 15.99 Page 12. Item #6, Batting Gloves, 80-0158X Copy Reads: 13.29 'Pair' Should Read: 13.29 'Each' Page 20. tem #3, =n Professional Garage Creeper, 09-0076-2 Copy Reads: 29.99 'Pair' Should Read: 29.99 'Each' We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you cnote d319/320 Zone 0 a success, and again thank Entertainment & Bar is located at 44 Bond St. E. Dungeon in dov in Oshawa. For more infor- Oshawa. The night will mation or interivew feature D.J. Dilli-O spin- requests please contact ning sounds of the 70s. Jim Fell at 404-9737. Saturde "BUSTING" to wish you a Happy Birthday on May 19. Mortgage Backed Securities Monthly Income 07/1% Talk with Investment Advisor RBC Robert J. Gow DOMINION 434-7156 or 1-800-267-1522 SECURITIES 11 Simcoe St N. Oshawa, ON LIG 454 Personal Wealth Management™ Member CIPF COTE BIRTHDAY i We wish to draw your attention to the RAY COGAR N E S DS YO u R H E L P olowing nour curent Gi We are TO FIND A SPECIAL PERSON PURPOSE: The Citizen Of The Year Awards will be awarded to residents of Scugog Township as a means of providing deserved recogni- tion to individuals who have performed noteworthy deeds within the community. I's these outstanding achievements, extraordinary displays of compassion, dedi- cated volunteers, and acts of <<¢ courage by individuals we ¢ feel deserve recognition. Those honored under thi program will exemplify values 4 such as resourcefulness, courage, £ ingenuity and' selflessness which WHO IS ELIGIBLE? The award nominees will be individuals who have been involved in worthwhile com- munity service endeavors, have over- come disabilitating physical or physiological handicaps to match or exceed their fellows, or have per- formed acts of hero- ism, perhaps endan- gering their own lives. Nominees must have lived in Scugog Township during the 2\ past year, or the act which they are being nominated for must have taken place within the township. EN, NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED Nominations will be accepted at The Port Perry Star at 188 (ETSI {-T-1 8 Port Perry, Ontario. LOL 1B7 until 12 noon on Ie Tale FAVA IVI T-0 - R Ke 1-1: 8 ble at the Port Perry Star office Rankin, Gordon Pogue, and Cliff Vaughn. | (@ ) \Y/ | | N ya ¥ | (@ N S | Hospital Auxiliary meets | By Mary Cannon 1s welcomed by being given you to everyone who helped. The meeting was called beautifully knitted and dec- Tickets for the concert i to order at 1:30 p.m. with orated booties, a gift from at the United Church on i president Joyce Taylor in the auxiliary. Sunday, June 7 at 2:30 p.m. x the chair. The bake sale on are now available at the | We were pleased to wel- Thursday, April 9 was also gift shop and from auxiliary | come two new members, members. | |