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18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 24, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 0 985-8552 Stearn LOOSE RUGS UPHOLSTERY 3M Scotchguard FORD u LILY | FALL TUNE-UP 4 & 6 CYLINDER Electronic Ignition V6 & V8 Electronic Ignition * LABOUR ONLY, parts extra * Vans and Air-conditioned Vehicles extra. Engines requiring points and condenser, extra. Fuel injection, Turbo Charge, extra. Includes FREE Suspension Check MUFFLERS - BRAKE LININGS - SHOCK ABSORBERS - Guaranted for as long as you own your car. di AUTOPRO ys fA PETRO-CAN GAS BAR OPEN at 6:00 AM Monday to Friday | -- HUNTER COMPUTERIZED FRONT END ALIGNMENT MUFFLERS BRAKES SHOCKS from OIL CHANGE FILTER & LUBRICATION SPECIAL AR - Supply and install a top quality oil filter \ 7] - Install up to 5 litres of 10W30 motor oil ® - Lubricate the chassis PLUS A 10 POINT INSPECTION * MOST CARS * $2.00 extra for most Imported vehicle filters * $2.00 extra for Premium | TURBO TESTED Motor Oil * 4x4's, Vans, Trucks & Mobile Homes extra. HERE'S WHAT WE DO: Includes FREE Suspension Check TAYLOR . FORD ¢ MERCURY SALES & LEASING + PARTS & SERVICE 286-4451 985-3885 HWY. 7A WEST, PORT PERRY Residents enjoy Trent Severn Waterway trip aboard Skylark By Wendy Clark I'm happy to report that our G.S.T. Auction went over ex- tremely well. Much thanks for everyone's support. More de- tails will be available in the next column. Monday, Sept. 9, we held Bowling for Dollars. Our top winner was Mr. Lionel Blaikie with a prize of $5. We also had lots of other lucky winners. With the season of Fall ap- proaching us quickly we got in- volved in a discussion on Au- tumn. A beautiful poem was recited for this occasion. Midweek we celebrated a Teacher's Day. A special Teacher's Tea was held to hon- or residents that were at one time teachers. We honored Mrs. H. Petty, Miss M. Mero, Mrs. U. Sleep, Mrs. M. How- sam, and Mrs. M. Brock. Eve- ryone enjoyed the delightful pi- ano playing by Claire Whitter. We also got into a large discus- sion on teaching then and now. Thursday was a busy day as we worked on a variety of crafts for our upcoming Christ- mas Bazaar. This week ended with a boat trip on the Skylark Boat. We enjoyed our wonderful tour along with our friends from Cannington Nursing Home. We were gone for three hours and travelled through the Trent System Waterway. A de- lightful commentary of special places, sights and facts was given. A super sing-along was led by the ship's captain. Monday the 16th we held our Monthly Resident's Coun- cil meeting. Many last minute plans were in action for the G.S.T. auction. An afternoon treat of ice cream cones was a great treat. Midweek we celebrated Sep- tember birthdays with the monthly birthday party. A spe- - cial thanks to Mr. Ivan Barrett for playing the keyboard for us. If your group or organization is interested in sponsoring this birthday party next Septem- ber, then please contact us. Other events posted during the week were Quiz, Wheel of For- tune, Bingo, crafts and baking. Birthday wishes are extend- ed to Mrs. Norma Jeffrey (Oct. 2), Miss Mona Mero (Oct. 5) and Miss Pearl Brethour (Oct. 8). Upcoming events are Free- dom Fashions, 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Sept. 25), Supper Club (Sept. 26), Drive in the Country (Sept. 27), Applefest Bakesale, downtown (Sept. 28), Foot Clinic (Oct. 2) and Out to Movie (Oct. 3). Please join us in any of our many activities. Remember our Christmas Bazaar is coming up on Satur- day, Dec. 7. Third Annual Oktoberfest to be held in Blackstock The Blackstock Recreation Complex Committee is hosting its 3rd Annual Oktoberfest on October 5. The event takes place in the Blackstock Arena between 6 p.m.and 1a.m. An authentic Bavarian meal consisting of sausage, sauer- kraut, potatoes and rye bread, will be served from 6-11 p.m. The D.S. Park Band will pro- vide the music for the dance from8 p.m.tola.m. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Advance tickets are available by calling 986-5165 or 986-5112. Proceeds from the event will go toward paying off the debt in the Recreation Complex"s air conditioning fund. The Oktoberfest committee has had the help of local mer- chants and organizations dur- ing the previous events. The merchants have gener- ously donated door prizes. The ONO Club and Nursery School Parents have helped with food. The Lions and Lioness groups have organized the bar and the Agricultural Society has tend- ed the doors..The Scugog Fire Department (Hall #2) has helped with fire and crowd safe- ty. Many residents of D.S. Park (north of Cadmus) help with the general overseeing of all as- pects of the event. The organizing committee welcomes any merchant dona- tions and any volunteer assis- tance again for this year's event. Kidney Foundation cracks open Peanut Campaign The Kidney Foundation of Canada has been going nuts since the 1991 Peanut Cam- paign cracked open at the be- ginning of September. More than 350 cases of pea- nuts have already been sold in Durham Region, says Durham Unit Co-ordinator Margaret Crees. The unit hopes to sell 460 cases of peanuts, twice last year's total of 230, during the campaign, which lasts until Oct. 31. "The Kidney Foundation has ded 4 Gis JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. Come and join us for great savings! September 27 and 28 only. No layaways 263 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8555 always received tremenaous support from the people of Dur- ham Region," she says. "Their generosity and volunteer ef- forts have played a vital role in improving the quality of life for local kidney patients." Each bag of peanuts sells for "$3 and contains 17 snack pack- ets ideal for Hallowe'en and school lunches, she explains. The foundation will receive 51 per cent of the cost of the pea- nuts. : The peanuts are being sold by individuals, corporations, service clubs and schools. They are currently available in Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital gift shop and will also be available in other publically accessible areas throughout " Scugog. Interested volunteers and groups who would like to sup- port the Kidney Foundation of Canada by purchasing peanuts or selling them to friends and co-workers may contact Mar- garet Crees at 985-4584. Duplicate Bridge September 18 - Afternoon 5 Table Howell Ist - Eileen Wilton & Joyce Har- bottle 48. 2nd - Bonnie & Jack Davies 47. 3rd - Georgia Brock & Ed Clark 44, 4th - Doris Phinney & Judy Atkinson 41%. Evening - 6 Table Howell - Avg. 48 1st - Marie & Blake Vander- water 62. 2nd - Anne Scott & Judy Atkin- son 53%. 3rd - Ida Hurtig & Elizabeth Passmore tied with Miriam & Charles Labanovich 53. 4th - Doris Phinney & Georgia Brock 50.