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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 16, 1999 - 13 Families honoured for restorations The Port Perry Historical Society honoured two local families for their efforts 'in restoring buildings along Port Perry's historical main street last Ea Thursday evening at Town Hall 1873. Above, the Stone family accept their plaque for the restoration of the old Leonard Block at 271 Queen St., which included cleaning more than 1 million bricks and rebuilding the storefronts. Above, accepting a plaque from past president Paul Arculus are, left, Dan Stone, Jane-Anne Shortly and Ruth Stone, far right. The Forder/Smith family, bottom right, were recognized for the meticulous detail and work on the building which is now occupied by Dana's Goldsmithing at 186 Queen St. The building has been com- pletely restored outside and inside, including the original 1884 tin ceiling in the store. Receiving their plaque from Paul Arculus are, from left, Gloria Forder, Steven and Dana Smith and Don Forder, far right. Father who _ lost son to lung disease is honourary chairman Lung Association needs volunteers Former Scugog Township Mayor Howard Hall has been chosen as the honorary chairman for the Lung Association's annual fund raising campaign this year. Mr. Hall and his wife Zula lost their only son, Ted, to a severe asthma attack in 1985 when he was only 32 years-old. Other members of the Hall family are also 'inflicted with the disabling disease. = ~The Lung Association will "be hold its annual door to door fund raising campaign "in Port Perry from May 1 to 16. and are now looking for 'volunteers. "In order to ensure anoth- _er successful campaign, we "need enthusiastic volun- "teers to help us out by visit- ing local neighbors or by tributing material," said rs will be provid their own preferred route, -and volunteers can chose a day and time convenient to 'them within the campaign To volunteer, or for addi- .f 'tional information, please call Durham = Area Community Office at (905) 436-1046 today. It's ~ 07 ¢ 9 OPEN FOR \ THE Dai SEASON --@ == ? Wednesday, March 17th Drop in soon and try the best barbequed CHICKEN & RIBS, and leave room for \ Haugen's delicious STRAWBERRY PIE ? Plan to join us for our Award-Winning Easter Sunday Breakfast Buffet 9am. - 1pm. Open all Easter week-end. HWY. 12 at 7A - MANCHESTER <9 00 0 0-00 wim kid SPRING AQUAFIT CLASSES Monday...................9:00 - 10:00pm Wednesday...............8:30 - 9:30pm Thursday.................9:00 - 10:00pm $7.00/per class 90° Water Temperature (CRO 2 © 2 D2 ci UR VET i I I AV SR To register call 985-1709 Ee -------- A ------------------------------------------------ Kelly, Greenway, Bruce, Korb BARRISTER AND SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle - Criminal - Personal Injury Wills - Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial Evenings and Weekends by Appointment 114 King St. E., Oshawa 723-2278 presented by The Port Perry Star -- win $75 SHOPPING SPREE & (0) TWO Country Decorating to the Markham Collectibles Show March 19 to 21 - 0 COUNTRY} oECORATING COLLECTIBLE? PA ATUSw | EAS TRY ARTS & CRAFTS McCowan Rd., Markham, Ont. Friday 10-9; Sat. & Sun. 10-5 ONE OF 10 PAIRS SHOW & SALE F GUEST PASSES to the Markham oun Decorating & Collectibles show. Free to the first 10 customers at the Port Perry Star! March 19 to 21 : [Free DRAW - Markham Country Decorating | |. and Collectibles Show - March 19t0 21 | | $75 Shopping Spree Draw ] F Name......ooveeeee. | eee eee reese AAAresS.......cceeveeeeeiieecieeceeeeieens | I | CREE TE PEER ERATE SURES LURES TREE TAS SASS | | reer i RP -- |