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.. 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 16, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" IE > WE # Woodstoves § Wood Inserts # Gas Logs # Gas Inserts B Direct Vents i Glass Doors § Tool Sets § Wood Boxes § Chimneys § Mantels § Cookstoves 1 "0" Clearance Gas Stoves I BBQ Parts & Accessories 3,000 sq. ft. Burning Displays FIREPLACE SALE] Thurs, Fri, & Sat. August 18, 19 & 20 / / "The Natural Gas Jrpsonal; Pellet Stoves Gas Fireplaces Patio Furniture NN UPTO A _a0% OFT Anil % N it LEAST 1 CFM s WHITFIELD s HUNTER 1 VALOR | 0 A 0 1) 33 1 POLAR s HEAT-N-GLO 1 0SBURN 8 HAUGHS « WATERFORD »s HERITAGE 1 ELMIRA s HEARTLAND s DECARO 8s HEATILATOR »s KOZI Professional installations available by licensed installers. TOWNE FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE 2-4 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village (Corner of Church St. & Hwy. #2) | 940-1957 985-7707 686-3666 Unionville Port Perry Ajax "When my younger brother and father died, I was fortunate to have good friends who were At Wagg Funeral Home we understand that when one of us hurts, we all hurt. We share your sorrow and heal your heart. there for me. They took time out of their busy lives to offer their support. My becoming a funeral director allowed me to give something back to them. It was a way to say thank you' for all they had done. Now I'm able to help others in their time of need." WAGG FUNERAL HOME LTD. Me Dermott-F Panab ake Chapel 7 985-2171 CC ------ MYLES G. O'RIORDAN Jwner/Manager/Funeral Director ili. A Res: 985-0608 216 Queen Street Dependable Service to the Community Port Perry Since 1846 lunch at Haugen's Restaurant. world. memory of the region. Festival this winter. articles as well as guide books. Travel writers find region "fabulous" By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star "Often people overlook what is on their doorstep, and what we have on our doorstep in Toronto is wonderful." That is the impression a number of travel writers got of Dur- ham Region last week as they made a brief stop in Scugog Township as partofthe Celebrate Durham festivites. . One dozen writers with the Canadian Chapter of the Socie- ty of American Travel Writers spent last T Durham Region. Stops included a quick walk Honen down- town Port Perry, a visit to Scugog Shores Museum Vi "There are alot of fabulous things to do and see (in Durham - Region)," said Joanna Ebbett, the chairman of the society, which represents 90 writers from across Canada, who tour the The countryside was what Ms. Ebbett said sticks in her "Itis so lovely; the serenity of it all with farms and markets." Port Perry definitely made an impression on several of the writers who remarked they would be making plans to come back to the area; many who wish to take in the Snow Flake "I will definitely be coming back to skate in the winter and spend more time browsing in the shops," Ms. Ebbett added. The group of travel writers tour the globe to keep the public informed of tourist areas through newspaper and magazine ursday touring lage and Bursary applications available Artists, would-be artists and students can apply for the Kent Farndale Art Bursery by filling out an application at the Scugog Memorial Library. The bursary, which is awvail- ble to people of all ages, is ad- ministrated by Jane Litt, Cath- ryn Hall and Barbara Carnegie, all of Port Perry. The bursary is open to artists in all fields of fs ied paint- ers and sculptors to jewellers and fibre artists. The Kent Farndale Art Bur- sary was established at the local library in honor of Kent Farn- dale, who for several years in- troduced Scugog Township to a - wide specturm of artists. The fund is supported by donations from area residents. The artists' exhibition room at the library was renamed the Kent Farndale Gallery in the spring of 1992 and the bursty was announced at that time. Last year was the first year the bursary was awarded. Alice White, a Cartwright High School graduate, who studies fine art at the University of Guelph, was presented with the award. Although donations were generous at the time of the bur- sary, organizers are concerned about the future of the bursary, as donations have tailed off. To make a donation to the bursary fund or for more infor- mation call Barbara Carnegie at 985-3661, Cathryn Hall at 985-7305 or Jane Litt at 985- 2293. ey things in THF, STUDIO ARTS 3 & 4 years (Introduction to dance program) -- BALLET -- 5 years & up...Royal Academy of Dancing syllabus -- MODERN -- 5 years & up...Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing syllabus -- TAP -- 6 years and up...Imperial Society of Teachers we JAZZ, = iA 9 years and up OF DANCE, & DFRFORMING Classes take place at the Latcham Centre. Registration at the Latcham Centre on Thursday, September 15, 1994 from 6-9pm. To Dance supplies will be sold at registration "Classes commence on Monday September 19th Please call THE STUDIO at 666-1528 (Whitby) for clarification or any additional information you may require.