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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 b 7, Strange and funny hats were everywhere to be seen during | the Immaculate Conception Catholic School walk on Vanish Your Vehicle Day, last Wednesday morning. Most of the school took part in the jaunt, with everyohe wearing hats (either sporty or Phantom- style, as seen here). Vanish Your Vehicle Day was just a warm-up for Challenge Day, May 27. All the Kindergarten to Grade Six students ing, as they strolled around the school and of Immaculate Conception Catholic School (about church parking lot to celebrate Vanish Your Vehi- 200!) were out in force last Wednesday morn- cle Day. ~ Scugog warms up for ) Challenge Day, May 27 Scugog's boots were made for walking, and there sure was a lot of people hoofing it around the Township last Wednesday, Vanish. Your Vehicle Day. The Roving Eye spotted umpteen people on their feet, leaving their vehicle elsewhere and walking at least a block to their destinations. The whole idea of the day was to park old Betsy and do some walk- ing, all to promote upcoming Challenge Day on May 27 (only seven days away!). The students and staff of Im- maculate Conception Catholic School took the theme one step fur- OPTION July 1, 1987 on USED. OPTION , 0.0% dealer for details OPTION through Ford Credit Canada Limited. Be a winner in 3 important ways! Free Finance* until September, 1, 1987 for all NEW hay # equipment, forage equipment, grain windrowers, grinder- mixers, tub grinders, and spreaders. Free-finance until In Alberta Deferred Payment Financing Terms Low Annual Percentage Rates on NEW New Hollar: # equipment (except combines which carry their own low 'A PR). 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Ontario "> MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. 1-705-357-3121 ther and. participated in a mini- walkathon around the school and church parking lot. Not just your everyday tour, the kids and teachers dressed up for the occasion in fan- cy sport hats, decorated in all man- ner of imaginative ways. And then there were individuals like lawyer Bryan Davies, who did slightly more than his allotted block ~ when he ran his daily 12 miles. "It relieves a lot of stress." he says. Looks like he'll be able to give 15 minutes of exercise to Challenge Day with no problem at all. Of course, not all residents of Scugog were that enthusiastic, or that fit. Many people took the oppor- tunity to park their cars and walk-- to a local restaurant for lunch, but the fact is, they did walk! And then there was Carpenter, a Scugog Island bulldog, who donned a miniature sized Blue Jays uniform (bursting at the seams) and strut- ted up and down Queen Street. . Carpenter, of course, can't be in- cluded. in the race for the Fittest People in Scugog, but his owner,- Marg Sanders, can be nominated, along- with newcomers to the list Nancy Brown, Bryan Davies, Kathy Dudley, John B. McClelland, Margaret Rowland, Peter Hvidsten, Judy MacColl, Pam Smith, and Mike Fowler. The list also includes Joe Halliwushka, Wendy Voelkel, Mar- tha Volman, Jane Todd, Gwen Lun- dy, Linda Young, Heather King, Laurie Wilson, Lorraine Shoemaker, Cathy Ballingall, Judy Mitchell, Joyce Chatten, Marie Wilson, Carol Brown, Debbie Storms; Jean Rankin, Angela De- 'Jong, Eleanor Zengelein, Reta Brown, Kris Beal, Emiel Kroonenberg, Angie Kroonenberg, Cathy Kroonenberg, Rhonda Ander- "son, Donna Lockman, Brenda Hollister, Janet Howsam, Carol No- ble, Wendy Topham, Wendy Nolan, Grace Parg®ter, Marie Donnelly, Lynn Snodden, Shirley Salariche, Sylvia MacDonald, Marianne De- Jong, Val Hutsell, Karen Acton, Lin- da Jeffery, Linda Coopery, Jean McDermott, Lynda Page, Alissa Lee, Louanne Brown, Jean Cuddie, Lynda Morrow, Larry Emmerson, Harry Kiezebrink; Susan Reed, Barb Ross, Dave Obee, Dave Ball- ingall, Wolfgang Palleske, Howard Hall, Mayor Jerry Taylor, Roy Walker Smith, Ida Empringham, Marilyn Taylor, Steve Bower, Michelle Bower, Walter Brown, John Brunner, Donna Brunner, Chester Pedzikowski, Mabel Cawker, Joy Werry, Christina McLean, Bette Hodgins, Debbie McGarry, Connie Jamieson, Reg Renouf, Tina Demmers, and all the staff and students of Immaculate Conception-€atholic School. To vote for those nominated, all minutes of exercise on Challenge Day, May 27, phone it in (985-9761) or register it at the lakefront in Port Perry, and say who you'd like to vote for. Remember, that phone number (985-9761) is for Challenge Day on- ly. If you'd like more information before Challenge Day, or if you'd like to nominate someone you know,' phone either Cathy Olliffe at the Port Perry Star (985-7383) Hospital. The Fittest People Contest is divided up into three categories: Fittest Man, Fittest Woman, and Fittest Family. Anyone in Scugog can be nominated any time before or during Challenge Day, regardless of what shape they're in. Remember, this isn't really a serious contest. Like Challenge Day itself, the Whole idea is to have fun. For those who receive the most votes in each category, prizes will -be awarded at the lakefront, at's p.m. Challenge Day. And for those lucky people who received a Phantom certificate for a Challenge Day pin, simply hand in your certificate to the polling booth and show up at the lakefront at 8 p.m. There, your name will be call- ed and you'll be awarded your pin. Chances are, by the time you read this, Leapfrog Your Way to Fitness (Wednesday May 20) will be over, but hopefully many readers will have caught the action on Queen St, Port Perry, as teams vaulted over each other, all in the spirit of Participaction.- Even if you missed it, however, be sure not to miss the excitement and the fun of Challenge Day, only one short week away. Remember, the honor of Scugog Township is at stake, and we can only beat out Ajax and Newcastle by showing a hundred per cent participation rate. That means everyone in Scugog, from Nestleton to Seagrave, from Saintfield to Utica, from Epsom to Raglan, from Blackstock to Caesarea, from Cadmus to Green- bank, and everywhere in between, must perform 15 minutes of some kind of exercise, any kind of exer- cise, and call it in ( 9761). To make the day more fun, organizers (who have worked so unbelievably hard to make the day a success) have planned a whole slew of special events, most of them taking place in the central location - of Port Perry's lakefront. (see ad in this week's paper). Whether you're a two year old or a 100 year old, do your part to help make Scugog the Fittest Communi- ty in Canada. - It won't cost you anything but your time, and a mere 15 minutes at - that. Scugog has been Challenged yo have rio do. is compiete- 15 + bets riseeit on May. 22. Bette Hodgins at Community Memorial GE it Jax [or da " "