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"A'Family Tradition tor 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 27, 1991-11 > § 5 5] ] if 4 § HS 2 ac af 3 x ¥ i$ 3.3 gs ¥ Borelia Co-op Is four years old. Residents ye AR] and celebrated the anniversary with a potluck dinner, evening of entertainment and flag raising. Rick Grieveson, a member of the board of directors, and Ruby Hvidsten, one of the first board of directors, are pictured raising the flag. Blood donor clinic on September 10 The Canadian Red Cross So- ciety is out for blood again, and on Sept. 10 it wants yours. That's when the Masons will be sponsoring their first blood donor clinic in Port Perry, to be held at the Masonic Hall from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. "We're really looking for- ward to a grand turn-out," says Don Bower, the chairman of the Blood Donor Committee. The committee has been busy organizing and promoting the clinic. Volunteers have been recruited to help out and refreshments will be provided. The committee members have challenged the township's elected officials to "come out and show their support to the community," says Mr. Bower. Depending on the success of the clinic, they hope to sponsor four clinics a year. The Masonic order has been strong on blood donations for years, he explains. "We know the importance of giving blood. The Red Cross is always in dire need." He hopes that local residents won't say theyll give blood "next time", because "you nev- er know when that pint of blood will be going to one of your loved ones." ScucoG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL will hold its «Fall Registration" and "Meet the Teachers Night" at the Scugog Christian School 166 Simcoe Street, Prince Albert Thursday, August 29th 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm All Visitors And Inquiries Welcome For more information call the office at 985-3741 or 985-9679 0) dignitaries - Nestleton man faces numerous charges A Nestleton man faces nu- merous charges after being ar- ; of 8 herman ¢flasonty EST. 1933 Restorations & New Construction All types of BRICK, BLOCK, STONE and CONCRETE work Builders of Masonry Woodheat rested by Durham Regional Po- STORAGE SYSTEMS lice Friday morning. o Fi . . | Accor ding to Durham Re- Finnish Contraflow Fireplaces ¢ Russian Masonry Heaters gional Police, the man was ar- (416) 985-3111 d rested for impaired driving af- " ter exceeding the legal limit of 08. At the Port Perry station he provided the police with false information. And after being put into the holding cell, he at- tempted to kick his way through the walls of the cell. It was also discovered that there were outstanding war- rants. Matthew Grant, 26, of Nes- tleton, has been charged with impaired driving, obstructing police, and mischief, as well as the outstanding warrants. Mr. Grant was to appear in court for a bail hearing. Please recycle this newspaper PRIGE (We won't be beat) NVENTORY (The best selection in Durham Region) IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. 305 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario (416) 985-2635 Tracker Zoe 1) ------ g \ t 10,980 OVER 20 AVAILABLE 8.9% financing Vehicles nol exacily as illustrated. Financing O.A.C. Cost of financing $10,000 over 48 months at 89% Is $3922.24 ~ paymenl is $248.38. Vehicle prices have factory Incentives and cashbacks assigned lo Dealer. Ye vo 'Freight and applicable taxes exira. If reduced finance rates are used, hbacks are not availabl See Dealer for qualifications and details. 140 BOND ST. W SN CADILLAC » CHEVY TRUCKS