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RENT & SAVE - The Party Addition Airport Service ~ For All Your Party Needs ~ Few AR Lh "Hwy. TA & Waler ot Pon Perry" ¢ 985-01 70 Sa. (905) 985-7771 1-800-361-0216 CLASSIFIEDS PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 , 1994 REAL ESTATE Family prepares for 9th Fox Run It's a 'fun family event' says Ron Martin ~ When the Terry Fox Run for cancer research takes to the streets of Port Perry Sept. - - 18, the Martin family of = ~ Blackstock will be there ". agin, Chr Sg This will be the ninth yea 'the family has taken part in the fundraiser:as a team, and they're happy that organizers = have begun the event hére Ha - after several years absence. fo "It's great," said Ellen Martin. "We've always had to "go to Stoufiville or Uxbridg ~ to participate in the run. Ron artin. said the annual event first attracted him back in the 80's because it was a'good cause, and Terry « Fox's memory was fresh in with Terry Fox had such a heartfelt appeal," he said. "It's hard not to be moved by the _ experience he had." "The Martins encourage - other families to enter as teams, helping to raise funds PRE ls w. yo 5 -- 0% . 0 eA 2 is ra ad 3 we Fs 5 HY fo, J ld % x abt 2 tii A va 5 #8 ih] : E. : 25 PY rd " ¥ " # 2, ; i } Greenbank Folk Music Society gears up for another great season By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Greenbank Folk Music Society is beginning its second season on September 10 when Whiteley, Washington and Scarlett will perform at the Greenbank Hall. Ken Whiteley, Jackie Wash- ington and Mose Scarlett will be promoting their album "Where Old Friends Meet," which was nominated for a Juno award last year. The release kept the trio busy last year as they appeared at a dozen festivals and sales of the recording, featuring 16 tracks, were brisk. Scarlett, a baritone, is a 26- year veteran of the music busi- ness, and entertains with warmth and homor. He is an ac- claimed guitarist, who has toured across Canada, En land, West Germany and the United States. Washington, born in 1919, has been a staple of the Canadi- an music scene since he was five years of age. His work has been time achievement award from "the Ontario Arts Council. Whiteley has been called a "playing encyclopedia," because: of his vast knowledge of styles and his ability to play more than a dozen instruments. He has ap- peared on more than 80 albums as well as producing albums, which have collectively reached sales of more than three million copies. He has received Juno nominations, a United Way Communications Gold Award and his walls are complete with gold and multiple platinum records. The Greenbank Folk Society had a very successful year in its inaugural year. Once again or- ganizers have a full slate of per- formers lined up for the season. Nine shows will be held, one a month, from September toMay. Memberships to the club are available by: calling Cathy or Mogens Galbergat 985-8351. Tickets for individual shows - are $15 and can be purchased in ~ Greenbank at the Chicken Coop The more people. 'the more ¢ommun becomes an' event." Response to calls for participation in the Port Perry Terry Fox Run for cancer research has been great so far, with more people jumping on the bandwagon all the time, say organizers. - Run co-ordinator Elizabeth McArthur said last week that a challenge calling on teams to enter the walk and run has met with a positive response. And we at The Star are among them. Star publisher J. Peter spirit is raised and the more Support for Terry Fox Run building Hvidsten announced the formation of The Stars, who will tackle the course in Port Perry and Prince Albert when the run is held here Sept. 18 for the first time in several years. "We're happy to be part of the effort," Mr. Hvidsten said. "The "Terry Fox Run is an extremely worthwhile cause, and should prove to be a lot of fun -- especially if we can get the numbers to make it a success." : the subject of a biography and Bakery, in Port Perry at Circu- he has worked with an incredi- lar Sounds, Antrim House and ble number of other artists. He - Irwin Smith Music or at Blue - was recently awarded the life- By oks in Uxbridge. A, Mr. Hvidsten is challenging other businesses and groups in town to form teams and come out for the event. The course will be laid out along the streets in town -- we'll have more details for you as the day approaches -- and participants can choose from among a one, five, or 10 kilometre course. You don't have to be a runner; bike, walk, rollerblade, Turnto Page 20 General Motors workers at were back on the job late last we ek after a strike GM workers back after U.S. strike causes shutdowns | Oshawa plants night, and workers were back on the night shift -there, said Mr. Gibson. : ~The break in the dispute allowed GM officials atalU.S. parts supplier caused shutdowns. ~~ As many as 7, Guide plant in Indiana, said Greg Gibson, a GM spokespersonin Oshawa. hor "In Oshawa we had approximately: 7,000 - atthe truck plant," he said Friday morning. you can't build the vehicle. * The Indiana strike was resolved Thursday 0 GM workers in the area -- who were forced to shut down Car Assembly were affected by the strike at the Inland Fisker Plant 1 and the Truck Assembly Plant as of last Thursday -- to announce plans early Friday to resume production in Oshawa. "We will have all operations up and running -(workers idle): 3,000 at Oshawa One and 4,000 again on Monday," said Mr. morning. "Some of them sooner than that." % "They supply our parts; and without parts, = Truck plant workers were to be on the job Fri- day afternoon, he said. 3 bud 3 E+ a] # ibson Friday # Co go J Todd McCullough (foreground) and Tara Vanderniet were busy last week applying the finishing touches to the mural they've painted on a wall at Port Perry Flea Market. they put in about 30 hours labor on the project. NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Due to the Increasing Popularity of Sunday Shopping, Port Perry IGA is now open for your convenience 10 a.m. to 4 p-m. LEE SEY WEEE EAE EE EEE EE I TE SE EE I , AY FFF ARRAASA RRIF I I IL SL IE I I SESE SEAN 35 JE SE RE UF UK 0 1 Sa SPIN v | SE I SY » IAS ARAL YRIAIAR SII oO of wf WE ol Td of of SIR RINE & 3% a) Vy voy ow AAS AALA AREER LAER REY ERNE NY WEN PEI FoF 0 00 LFURLEL NT VL SE PAE td