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my» 10 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, April 27, 1993 Plans proceed for boathouse in the park The Scugog Boathouse Committee which was formed last February, has prepared conceptual plans for a boathouse to be located in Birdseye Park. The boathouse, when completed will allow rowing and canoeing programs to be offered in Port Perry. It is estimated that the boathouse can be constructed at a cost of about $35,000. This assumes that most of the construction will be done by volunteer labour. The boathouse will be 80 by 40 feet grail rea 1993 te AIVERBOAT a] {ol QE Te ]) OBEN Daily Luncheon Bpecifis [Tis yey Sunday Evening f Na in area and will be mainly of block construction. A fundraising campaign will start within the next week aimed at raising enough funds to get the project started. The major fundraising effort will consist of a "Buy a Block" program. Three thousand blocks are being offered for sale at a cost of $5.00 a block. It is further hoped that local businesses will become involved in the fund raising efforts by making either a monetary contribution or by ACRENY This Sunday, May 2nd, Karaoke Old-fashioned FISH & CHIPS, 2 FREE MUNCHIES Fridays from 4 to 6 PM donating construction materials. Tax deductible receipts can be issued for any donations over $100. A grant application will also be made to Wintario for a portion of the boathouse costs. However, with the current budget cutbacks within the Provincial Government, the chances of success are not high. If the fundraising activities progress well, it is hoped that construction on the boathouse could begin later this summer. In the meantime, a small 15 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-3281 Closed Tuesdays until further notice. 'Sea h dian 55666" [ Canggyeterts" K RODKE Sie Finals nl Hy BA OKE gary 47 PIZ] Sar BAND Tickets op y Jot scale rowing program will be offered this summer. The Durham Rowing Club has agreed to store two four-person rowing shells in Port Perry for the season. Mr Klaus Theater of Lakeview Beer Brew on Casimir Street in Port Perry is allowing a barn on his property to be used for temporary boat storage until the permanent boathouse is completed. A rowing training program for area high school students has begun. Limited Learn-to-Row programs for adults will be offered in June, July and August. Negotiations have been finalized with two other rowing clubs, to host an invitational high school regatta on Lake Scugog on Sunday, May 16. In addition to schools from Durham Region, it is hoped that high schools from the Muskoka and Midland areas will also be attending. It is expected that up to 80 high school athletes will participate in the one day event. Thieves ride off with four mowers Durham Police say a robbery over the weekend at Trewin Farm Equipment in Blackstock netted thieves four riding mowers. A police spokesman said the robbery was reported on April 24. The riding mowegs are described as Deutz Allis models worth about $14,300. Now is the Time « to FERTILIZE YOUR LAWN! Several | Programs Available. VIV WU Tt 165 Queen St., Port Perry (416) 985-8435 rentian Bank of Canada. we ur 1(J @ New home. every Nn a new, approved ho rstand e ring this Talk to one of our specially-trained staff to find out how Laur LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA SINCE 1846 entian Bank can help you He property ? vanced be before Octo