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10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 26,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice™ ; J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Dwight Wideman shows off some of the home made baking and preserves he sells to customers at the Farmer's Market held at the Port Perry fairgrounds on Saturday. The market runs every Saturday until the end of September and provides plenty of great produce, baked goods and crafts. 0) 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS Steam |] proApLOOM Cleaning ypHOLSTERY 3M Scotchguard » Custom designed in any size © Perfect for todays lifestyle * Self-storing * Beautiful fabrics from European designers » No permanent framework ¢ Hi-tech electronic sun & wind control system Sun if you want it - Shade when you don't - The choice is yours Aristocrafic Retractable Patio & Deck Awnings - No obligations call today! OPPERS 193 North Street, Scugog W.I. 4 Draw for quilt will be in Sept. by Clara Dowson, P.R.O. On July 20, six members and one visitor met at the Scugog Is- land. Community Hall. Penny Kutlik had charge of the meet- ing in the absence of Pres. Hel- en Hortop. Roll call "Name one thing India is known for". Motto "Joys of travel". Penny read the previous min- utes in the absence of Betty Ashburn sale to benefit Rwanda Churches and individuals in Ashburn, Myrtle, Brooklin and Balsam are holding a yard and bake sale this Fri- day, with all proceeds going to Rwanda relief. The sale, which will take place on Friday, July 29 will begin at 9 a.m. Tables will be set up along the street on Reader. Betty Ann gave the treasurer's report. Do remember to sell your tickets on the quilt to be drawn in September. Plan to sell at dif- ferent locations in town. The arrangement for the booth at the fair. The theme this year is "the year of the family". All who promised to make cook- ies - don't forget for Sunday, Sept. 4. Gn The hall floors look beautiful, too pretty to walk on. Also, the new carpet on the platform is a great improvement. Also, the flower beds are lovely thanks to the cubs and parents, etc. Sure is nice. Marilyn Wallace came and gave a talk and showed pictures of her trip to India. Most inter- esting. Penny presented Mari- lyn with a small gift of apprecia- tion. September is Citizenship and Legislature, with Helen Hortop as convenor. We all enjoyed a nice lunch of angel cake with raspberries or peaches and whipped cream - punch was served throughout the meeting - nice for such a warm evening. Have a happy August. See you all in September. Several thefts reported Break and enters and thefts were common this past week as items including a canoe, valued at $2,000 was stolen from a resi- dent's backyard and a golfer's clubs were removed from his bag while it sat outside the club- OPEN tak ZIT TIRE £ A roe et Re i d " A . yg opt , ~ dan \ z el, ey 4 \ Se "it, ot. aL PY HELLY fl : © ery Nu WC ETH ol. FR. . " - ha ve ---- " 4 £3 . a 3 = poi ce. wish to announce our Sat,, August 6, 1994 1pm to 5pm refreshments served 22521 Island Road, Scugog Island Myrtle Road, west of Ash- hoes. at Sunnybrae Golf as of S First Nation RCN | (0 4 HOUSE We have a Port Perry Summer Special! 1 Driving Lesson - 1 Road Test 1-800-263-6039 hE Ps ADD BEAUTIFUL NEW LIVING SPACE TO YOUR HOME The Quality Sunroom that adds to your lifestyle & increases the value of your home. Enjoy the summer in absolute comfort with no unwanted breezes, no bugs & no rainy days fo spoil your fun! Check these features; Beautiful added space - instantly, maintenance free - never needs painting, a fraction of the cost of conventionally construed room additions. Port Perry 905)985-4910 Other items ranging from a cellular phone, a motorcycle from a Proutt Road garage, a: wallet from a vehicle parked at IGA and a break and enter of a shed at Oakridge Golf Course were all reported over the past week. GRADUATE TRACIE ANDREWS Congratulations to Tracie Andrews daughter of Charlie & Lorraine Andrews, Prince Abert, Ontario, who graduat- ed June 11, 1994 with a diploma in Registered Practical Nursing from Durham College. - Love & Best Wishes - Mom & Dad. William Sandiford S11 ge) Cle [I= fell STaats | Sal Cel dol (ICTS « Business Concepts & Solutions '« Computerized Accounting set-up e Electronic Countermeasures e Local Area Networks (LAN'S) » Software and Hardware e Training and Support (905) 985-1877 Agriculture - Commercial [ale [VE] (4F=1Rr=1alo BM 2c) Ee1] Renovating on a Budget? [=73 Building Centre i NEW! KITCHEN CABINET DOORS & drawer faces $1.00 - $15.00 each! Solid Oak Panel or White Laquer Med. Density. NEW! PREMIUM NAME BRAND VINYL SIDING Only $40.00 per square! (1 Square Covers 97 Square Feet) USED COMMERCIAL GRADE CARPET TILE 18" X 18" each. Multi Blue or Brown $4.00 - $12.00 per sq. yd. (416) 750-4000 1210 Birchmount Rd., Unit 1A Scarborough, Ontario M1P 2C3