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Rr I nm Se og Td Cp SR Lp ea A boll AEN a---- "A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 24, 1999 - 21 o Blackstock Lions in good shape, but need more members: By Albert Putsey Caesarea News I guess the big news this week is the fall meet- ing of the Lake Scugog Regatta Association. We went through the usual business and reviewed the minutes of last fall's meet- ing with copies for every- one. The financial state- ment of September 1998 to September 1999 was submitted with copies for everyone. The 1999 regat- ta was reviewed with thanks to those who worked so hard. We then got into the pros and cons of the lease or ownership of Putsey Park. If we renew the pre- sent agreement the town- ship covers us for taxes and insurance but we maintain the park with grass cutting and general repairs. Should we accept ownership we have taxes, insurance, the general maintenance and care. The other alternative is to turn it over to the town- ship. Shangri-la Country Club & Restaurant The meeting proceeded with the election officers for the next two years. President - Raymond Putsey; First Vice- President - Gary Rogers; Second Vice-President - Scott Lindsay; Treasurer - Dianne Rogers; Secretary - Katherine Handlesperger; Sports Director - Johgy Morgan said he would help. At this poinfthe meet- ing adjourned. Alex Ingram Alex dropped in the other day to tell me of the Sunday Night hour of good music at the Museum Church on the Island at 7 p.m. Sept. 12. Also in aid of the Cardiac Catheterization and Heart Catheter and a concert, Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. at the Fenelon Theatre. Admission is $5. For more information call 1-705- 887-8011. Blackstock Lions Last Wednesday was our first meeting of the new season with pizza and watermelon being the food Why look anywhere else? You can now enjoy both Canadian & exotic Eastern meals with fresh tandoori naans and kebobs - in Blackstock. What will it be? the lounge, patio or the deck, all overlook a spectacular scenery of splendor & natural beauty. (OJ oI-L WAVLTSVIG FE JVR PAL Tee Ty MC JR [Vo 3 MEA LL EY-Ye HV LOT, TL EYES 13300 Cartwright East 1/4 Line, Blackstock (905) 986-0488 0 FRRRRERE If you're not a weekly reader of the Port Perry Star... -.you'll never know how much you're missing! If you want to know what's hap- pening in and around Port Perry and Scugog Township you owe it to yourself to give us a try. SUBSCRIBE TODAY THE PORT PERRY STAR (905) 985-7383 of the evening. President Lion Ken Hudson reviewed the first year and thought membership is the only thing we are weak on. Everything else showed growth. Anyone interested in joining us can all one of the Lions. Executive meeting is this Wednesday at Lion's Keith Mclssac's home. Next big item on the agenda is the Terry Fox Run. The only birthday we have this period is Sept. 13 - Lion Ken Lee. Congratulations Ken. Caesarea Hall The Caesarea Bible Group" met last Wednesday and were well pleased with the turnout. Next meeting 1s Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. Their slogan "Put a Open Weekends for Public Bowling OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Fridays 4pm - 7pm Saturdays 11am to 9:00pm Sundays 1pm - 4pm Special until Thanskgiving... when one adult bowls one child bowls free during open bowling hours. little Christianity into Caesarea." Remember for our size we don't have a church. Euchre Night This Wednesday, Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. is euchre night at the hall. Everyone is welcome. Come out and meet your friends and neighbours. Fall We have a group of neighbours who can't stand a little cold water as they have taken a large section of the community dock in this Labour Day weekend. Why? We are going to have this weather right up to Christmas. Anyways fellows its' bet- ter to be safe than sorry. Bingo About four weeks ago I asked for input from you about bingos. That week I 1866 Scugog St., Port Perry NUTRITION PROS Dining Out Made Easy by Joan Hood R.D., C.D.E. For those people trying to watch their warstlines, but still find it necessary to eat frequently in restaurants, here are a few ideas to make life easier. 1. Steer away from high fat foods: saturated, pan fried, creamed in gravy, buttered. 2. Choose lower fat menu items: steamed, poached, aujus, roasted, baked or broiled. 3. To reduce portion sizes, order appetizers or from the lighter side rather than a large main course. 4. Order salad dressings on the side, foods without gravy or sauces and plain veggies: 5. Ask to have no break basket 6. Order baked or boiled potatoes, not French fries. Ask for small amount of margarine on the side. - 7. Salad bars are great, however, avoid prepared salads or marinated salads. Go lightly on croutons or seeds 8. Good dessert choices are fresh fruits or sorbets 9 In fast food restaurants, order a plain burger rather than a chicken or fish sandwich. These sandwiches are loaded with fancy sauces. 50 in order to enjoy restaurant food and still try to lose weight, choose wisely and be sure to drink lots of H20! Send questions to "Ask the Dietitian" Box 5283 Port Perry "By Nutrition at Work. a group of Port Perry dietitians providing individual and group counselling Hometown - Proud! Ag had six calls all in favour and offering to help. I immediately went to the Scugog Township offices The on behalf of the Caesarea Ratepayers Association and it was denied as we were not incorporated and they appeared to be reserving this night for Port Perry Star & Weekend Star Delivered to your mailbox twice weekly...not the end of your driveway! "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE... ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS" PORT PERRY STAR ORD tions. Auto Accident residents. the much larger organiza- villages of Caesarea and Janetville were in shock last week- end with the news of that terrible accident which took the lives of two local 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 [19 20 21 22 -|23 24 25 26 : 27 28 [29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 [39 [40 41 42 43 48 49 51 52 1. Joke 1. They attend family reunions 4." Peaks" 2. Cocktail "rocks" 8. Prattler's "gift" 3. Joe DiMaggio's brother 11. Church picture 4. Dilutes 13. City near Mauna Loa 5. Lose freshness 14. Bullfight bravo 6. Cry Tomorrow 15. "Nautilus" captain 7. Sounds 16. Prairie State 8. Err 18. Toothpaste flavor 9. Touched down 20. Pans for gold 10. Mrs. Truman 21. 10/31 offerings 12. Gypsies 24. Curse 17. Velo 25. Undeveloped territory 19." All In The Game" 26. Refrain syllables 21. Nest-building bit 27. Ghost's cry 22. Go on a pony 30. Bad day for Caesar 23. "Waiting For The Robert 31. Japanese coin ___"(2wds) 32. Reedlike grass 24. Chinese river 33. Golly! 26. Ayres or Alcindor 34. Number of Marines sought? 27. Commanded 35. Down-producing duck 28. Foreboding 36. Had been 29. Thole attachments 37. Lucky numbers 31. Definitely! 38. Tycoon's craft 32. Philanthropists 41. Takea |! 34. More plump 42. Appropriated 35. Mouse-in-the-house shout 44. Use a decorator 36. " _ Do You Love?" 48. Send flowers and candy, e g. 37. Edge furtively 49. James ____ Jones 38. Sign of boredom 50. Space to be filled 39. Bitter drug 51. Not positive: abbr. 40. Wooden shoe 52. Annoying to Miss Manners 41. Cow committee 53. Allowed 43. Type of cross 45. 45 inches, in England 46. Name of anonymity SPONSORED BY 47. Slugger Mel i. 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