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-- "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2000 - 1§ Bill Henshall elected Masons' District Deputy Grand Master i ' » | Se Vv , } 40 t : = . " ) x s Me 8 i o& William H. (Bill) Henshall, of Port Perry, has been elected District Deputy Grand Master of the Ontario District of the Masonic Grand Lodge. Mr. Henshall has been a member of the Masons for the past 14 years, and during that time served as Master of Fidelity Lodge No. 428, Port Perry. He also served on the Blood Donor Committee for 10 years before taking over as Chairman of the Ontario District Blood Donor committee. The Ontario District com- prises of 15 Lodges and more than 2,100 FreeMasons. Whitby man charged with impaired driving A Whitby man will vehicle and later charged appear in Oshawa court a 56-year-old Oshawa man next month after he was with one count of charged with impaired impaired driving and one driving last Monday night. count of exceeding the Officers pulled over a legal blood-alcohol limit. We carry the original ks | 4% Figurines and Stuffed Toys » [m= 5709 Old Scugog Rd. North THERAPY & COUNSELLING Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D..C.Psych Psychologist trauma or abuse. North Durham Professional Counsellors 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-1130 « 1-800-253-0181 Joyce Eull, RN. in'crisis Psychotherapist Susan Neale announced her resignation Tuesday evening Museum curator to step down from post Scugog Shores Historical Museum curator Susan Neale has announced that she will be stepping down from her post, possibly by the end of this month. Mrs. Neale, who has held the cura- tor's position at the Scugog Island museum for a little more than two years now, announced her resigna- tion on Tuesday (Oct. 17) evening. She has accepted another posi- tion at a community museum in Peterborough, where she lives and teaches class at Sir Sandford Fleming College. "It was quite a surprise," said Jay Todd, chair of the museum board, on Wednesday morning. He is also Scugog's Parks and Recreation direc- tor. ' "Susan is a tremendous asset to the museum, a great supporter of the + Cash 8. Cany A. OPPERS * Expert Custom Installation available + 23 years experience 193 North Street, Port Perry (905) 985-4910 1-800-788-0270 museum and very instrumental in helping us get (government) grants and funding. She's a terrific person who had great connections which helped us all out. "I can't say enough about her." Mr. Todd has yet to speak with Mrs. Neale, but expects her to at least stay on until near the end of October, after the Halloween fundraiser is held. "Knowing Susan, she'll stick around and get some loose ends tied up and | know she'll be here for the Haunted Village." While replacing her will be a tough job, Mr. Todd says the museum board will get on with the task in the near future. He's planning on calling a board meeting next week, where decisions will have to make on the hiring OMESTEAD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES museum's - process. "We'll probably establish a recruit- ing committee and go from there. We're kind of lucky, | guess, because our season is gearing down and we don't have a lot happening (at the museum). We have a little breathing room, but she'll be greatly missed." Museum vice-chair Catherine Corden also passes along best wishes to Mrs. Neale in her future endeav- ours. "We feel badly that we've lost her, but it'll be a good move for her, it's progress," said Ms Corden. "She's moved the museum along in many good ways, and she needs to be praised for that. "She's put great thought into this and it'll be a new challenge for her, but I'm sure she'll handle it well. She's very capable." UNITED CARPET 1918 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY (905) 985-2451 design and performance REPLA WINDOWS & DOORS New Home Construction and your Renovation Projects for ] 2 Sm a i nl I se a i a a ------