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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 23, 1985 Calling all young entrepreneurs Apply for cash on the barrelhead Are there any aspiring young entrepreneurs looking for something to do this summer? Could you set up your own b asiness and run it at a profit? "Do you need some: "seed"' money to get the venture off the ground? i so, Chamber of Commerce may be able to help. The Chamber is now taking the Scugog applications for the On- tario Youth Enterprise program in which in- terest free loans of up to $2000 are available to students who want to set up and run their own business this summer. Hospital Auxiliary hosts dog Shadow by Luella Graham The Port Perry Hospital Ladies Aux- iliary held their meeting on Monday, April 18th. The President opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary Prayer. She then welcomed all and pleas- ed to say we have two new members. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary and ap- proved as such. The treasurer's report was given and the Corr. Secretary had received 3 letters. Bonnie Gerrow thank- ed all who had brought in baby booties, and also reported 4 boys and 3 girls born at the hospital since our last meeting. Two lovely afghans were donated also one doll to be used at the 'Doll Draw' being held in December. A schedule All Season's Lawn Ornaments (formerly P & B of Blackstock) Bird Baths and Decorative Ornaments. 985-8258 PORT PERRY was also set up for tag- gers for our Tag Days be- ing held May 10th and 11th. The adult and can- dy stripers leaders are very pleased with the work their volunteers are doing. Mr. Brown was with us, and brought greetings from the board. After the business end of the meeting we had In- spector Bradley Carleton of Canada Customs and his dog 'Shadow' come in and give us a most in- teresting talk on drugs. Next month we will have Mrs. Maureen Salkeld, come and speak 'on 'Stress.' Anyone is most welcome to come and hear this lady. Our next meeting will be held on Monday, May 13th. Last but not least, ladies do not forget our Spring Fair being held Saturday, April 28th at 2 p.m. in the Latcham Cen- tre. So come and enjoy a pleasant afternoon, with lots of things to buy or look at. After the meeting clos- ed, lunch was served by Bea and Bonnie. This is the second year the Chamber of Com- merce has been inyolved "with this program and last year, 11 young peo- ple received loans to help "them in businesses as varied as raising chickens to cutting lawns. The loan program is designed not only to help students make some money this summer, but also to give them a grounding in sound business practises such as budgeting and cash flow projections. One young business- man who took advantage of the loan last year is Stephen Patterson, a 17 year old Port Perry High School student. He bor- rowed to buy a garden , lawn tractor, lined up enough contracts to keep himself busy all sum- mer, made enough to re- pay the loan totally and still had money in his bank account at the end of the year. He says he's going to take another loan this year to buy a bigger tractor. The only restrictions on the loans, which are guaranteed by the pro- vincial government, is that a person must be over 15 years of age and be returning to full time school in September. Of course, the full value of the interest free loan must be re-paid by Oc- tober 1. If you think you could take advantage of this, contact Bill Barr with the Chamber of Commerce at 985-3855, and fill out an application. "Let's make the changes that put people first" ELECT MARGARET WILBUR DURHAM YORK MARG WILBUR ELECTION HEADQUARTERS Port Perry_159 Casimir Street Keswick -- 196 Church Street 985-9757 476-7782 -- BOB RAE DEMOCRATS Bill Barr of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce and Stephen Pat- terson look over student summer work loan application. Stephen is signing up for a second loan this summer after successfully runn- ing his own business and re- paying the loan last year. He's into garden and lawn care. Mr. Barr is administering the loan applica- tions for the Chamber of Commerce and any interested student' should get in touch with him at the Stedmans Store in Port Perry. (See story for details) Now Coming to Port Perry & Blackstock Area LOSE WEIGHT and look great this summer? *+*SPRING SPECIAL * Lose up to 30 Ibs. 00 00 In Just 6 WEEKS! At Home Service Only. Offer expires April 26, 1985. FROM SIZE 18 als als ny iv to SIZE 7 in just Le | 5 months. ~~ * SYLVIA W. OSHAWA LOST 92 Ibs. Introducing our NEW "AT HOME" SERVICE Our nurse nutritionist will visit you in the convenience of your own home. C all for a FREE, NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION in vour own home. 728-7656 .Indwvidualhized programs with supervision by qualified nurses and nutritionists No gimmicks, just sensible nutrition WEIGHT COUNSELLING CENTRE 342 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 728-7656 800AM to 700 PM BEFORE aug Bl TN