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" =~ 12 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 28, 1994 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Raymond & Florence Fralick celebrated their | 50th Wedding Anniversary at Scugog Island Hall | on June 18th, 1994. Over fifty relatives and friends enjoyed a deliciods dinner, catered by the Grace UCW. The happy couple have resided on Scugog Island for their entire 50 years. They have three children, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. 7 Forthcoming Marriage Nora Little is pleased [SST to announce the forthcoming _ marriage of her daughter, LISA to BRAD EAGLESON September 17th, 1994 4n the Blackstock United Church. Cartwright Central "Cartwright Central Public School graduation ceremonies were held last Friday evening with the presentation of grade eight diplomas and special awards in athletics and academic work. In the front from left Danny Lyons, male athlete; Melissa Renes, female athlete; Lisa Nesbitt, valedictorian and winner of the Dorothy Venningegward, and awards for Science and Math; Marilyn Arbuckle, ONO award and Citizenship. In the back Brooke McLaughlin, valedictorian and English; Allison Crowder, Science and the recipient of the Kelly Family Memorial award; Linsey Ingram, Phys Ed and Music awards and Bill Buston, Music award. Vancouver riot first hand and the From page ten outstanding. regulars were GRADUATION DAVID LeROY [((ENEEN groups, regplar officers and the riot squad. Clearly, the riot squad created more problems than it solved Training and planning are critical in dealing with these kinds of circumstances and obviously were not adequate. son of Linda and Andy Baca graduated from Brock University, June 9th, 1994 with his Bachelor of Accounting Degree with Honours. David has accepted a position with Investors Syndicate, Whitby. Congratulations from his family. -- Congratulations to KERRI ALLEN who graduated from Sir Sanford Fleming College, Peterborough, June 1994, in Law and Security. Kerri is the daughter of Maurice (Mike) and lise Allen. Kerri is currently employed in Mississauga and we wish her the best. Love - Mom & Dad If you have a Special Family Matter that you would like to share with our Citizen readers, please call 985-6397 for more information Wish your special little person a Happy 1st Birthday Congratulate your post-secondary school graduate Announce your wedding engagement Congratulate wedding anniversaries of 25 or 50 Years Pronounce your weddi eremony ne for Family Matters is 5 PM Friday announcements with photos are r Family Matters with photos are $10 NOTICE The following resolution regarding a licence for a charitable gaming facility was passed upanimously by Scugog Township Council on May 30th, 1994. RESOLUTION NO: 94-300 Moved by : Councillor Gadsden Seconded by : Councillor Graham WHEREAS the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Consumer and Corporate Relations by its staff, have indicated that a licence for a charitable gaming facility will be granted to the Mississaugas of Scugog; ' AND WHEREAS the Mississaugas of Scugog have announced their intention to construct a 25,000 sq.ft. building to accommodate a gaming and bingo operation; AND WHEREAS it is the Band's intention to run the bingo and gaming operation on a seven (7) day a week basis; AND WHEREAS there has been no consultation process with the Council of the Township of Scugog or the Regional Municipality of Durham with respect to the possible adverse impacts with respect to the following: 1.) Adequacy of well water in the area. 2.) Soil bility of handling an adeq septic system. 3.) Astudy to determine whether there is adequate hydro. 4.) The capability of providing emergency services such as Fire, Police and / or Ambulance Service. 5.) Astudy to determine the impact on adjacent property owners. 6.) Atraffic study to determine the impact of the additional vehicles per day on the road and its road carrying capacity. AND WHEREAS there has been no process of information provided to the public or the Municipglity by the Provincial Government; AND WHEREAS access to Scugog Island with a population of 2253 is restricted to a two lane Regional Road for a distance of some eight (8) miles; AND WHEREAS the Planning Act for the Province of Ontario blishes a policy and p dure to provide for agency input and public participation in applications of this nature. NOW THEREFORE THAT THIS COUNCIL go on record as being deeply concerned regarding lack of information and detail about servicing of the site and hereby petition the Provindial Government to take the actions necessary to protect the interests of abutting neighbours and the commuypity at large. Carried This public service announcement was sponsored by The Save Scugog Island Committee As in all areas, hooligans are in the minority and are like adding fuel to the fire when confronted. Why cluster the media in ¢ne location to start the action and why do the hooligans get prime time? When you hear the reports, let us understand no one is right and more importantly learn frosf® our mistakes. There definitely are many sides to this story. Black eyes can heal and Vancouver should take pride in it's beauty and status as a Canadian treasure.. All treasures aside, the relative calm of Port Perry was gratefully received on my return and I can only hope that I do not experience such activities again. But as distant as my experience was, it could hgppen anywhere. Chris May, Port Perry Come and Enjoy Dinner in Port Pgrry's Palmer Park On CANADA DAY - JULY 1st Classic Hot Dogs & Sausages will be open late at 94 WATER STREET so you can have dinner and watch the fireworks! HAPPY CANADA DAY from the management and staff of CLASSIC HOT DOGS & SAUSAGES