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Al v.a iV gen Cy ARE ty >EN $ Sq! tt 3 ! , ya ound er aU FART Pa Ky Fy S24 STH FERT ENO RES, FREE EIR EINER NTA RFA RTH Si Request $2000 grant from council to help send students to B.C. Scugog council took no action Monday afternoon on a request for financial help for members of the Port Perry High School Band who are leaving in March for a week-long exchange visit to Coquitlam, British Colum- hia. Howard Hall and Jack Dowson, members of the Band Parents Association formed recently to help in fund raising activities, told council that the band must raise $8000 as its share of the air fare and other expenses for the 60 members who will be making the trip. The Association is seeking $2000 from the Township, but the request was deferred to allow the council's finance committee to study the matter. After council decided to defer the matter to the finance committee, Mayor Jerry Taylor cautioned that while the exchange may be "a very worthwhile oppor- tunity" for both the Port Perry band and the -band from Coquitlam who will be arriving here February 7, the Township does not have any policy regarding grants for cultural exchanges. "I don't want to make any promises or build up any hopes, but there are going to be a lot of financial res- traints facing the Township this year,"' said Mayor Taylor. Mr. Hall told the meeting that the Band Association .has lined up several fund raising activities including a flea market and auction, a draw for a colour TV set, and the band members have been asked to come up with $2000. The federal government is picking up 66 per cent of the air fare for the band members under a cultural exchange program. CofC, Township buy 'ad, will probably get tourist booth There is a possibility that a tourist information booth will be set up again in Scugog Township this summer. The booth, operated and funded jointly by the local Chamber of Commerce and the Central Ontario Tourist Association was located on Highway 7A in 1979, but it was moved out of Scugog in 1980 due to an apparent lack of funding. However, Scugog Cham- ber of Commerce president Howard Hall told council Monday afternoon there is a chance the booth will be back here this summer. Mr. Hall was asking the Zoning (From page 1) Oshawa lawyer Ron Arm- strong who represents O'Malley Construction strongly criticized the action stating that lands his client owns in-Prince Albert should -- nol have been re-zoned from residential to holding. "That re-zoning should not be in the by-law, or should have been taken out before third and final reading," stated Mr. Armstrong. He said having the desig- nation changed after third and final reading will be a complicated and costly matter. The main purpose of the new by-law is to standardize zoning regulations in all four wards in Scugog Township. Until now, there had been separate by-laws for former Reach Township, Port Perry Village and Scugog Island, and no zoning by-law in former Cartwright Town- ship. One specific area of contention in the new by-law has been the designation of environmental protection areas with several objec- tions already lodged with the council. council to split the cost of a half-page ad in a tourist magazine with the Chamber of Commerce when he stated: "I really hate to say this, but if we take out the ad in the magazine, we may see the Association come up with funds for the tourist booth in Scugog Township." The magazine is published by the Association and about 25,000 copies are distributed to visitors to Ontario each summer. The cost of the half-page ad is $385 and will be shared by the Township and the Chamber of Commerce. bylaw The copy of the by-law circulated to all property owners in the Township will be printed on newsprint to cut down costs, and likely will start going out in the mail by March 1. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 28, 1981 -- 19 News from Scugog Island and area by Mrs. Earl Reader Congratulations to Mr. John Sweetman who cele- brated his eightieth birthday last Thursday when Mrs. Sweetman prepared a family dinner for the occasion which included Aileen and Jack Kane and their children. The Head U.C.W. will meet next week at the Port Perry home of Mrs. Marie Clark. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reader visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angus of Kinmount. Several visitors were welcomed at the Island Church Service on Sunday when they came to witness the baptismal of Mr. James Vernon Fox and his and Mrs. Fox' little daughter Amanda Graham Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Fox came from near London and now live at Port View Beach. After baptism, they were welcomed into the Church by Elder Eliza Fralick. The Church service next Sunday will be quite differ- ent as it will be held in the Community Hall, followed by the Annual Congregation- al meeting when Annual financial and activity reports are presented and plans made for the ensuing year. There will be a pot luck lunch and anyone interested is invited tostay. The reason for the change of service location is due to the fact that work began Monday morning on the Church Durham YMCA still have some openings The Durham Region Family YMCA has openings in a few of its winter 1981 programs. A gym class for pre- schoolers, at the Port Perry High School, called Kinder- gym will begin this Saturday January 31. On the same day, the Saturday Sports Club will offer Basketball, Ed Floorhockey, and a new version of Lacrosse to boys and girls 7-13 years of age. 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On Sunday, it was decided that new cushions should also be made and covered at this time. Last week, Bob Cawk- er and Maurice Fralick add- ed width to the seats to make them more comfortable. The cushions at this time will add an extra $1200 to the cost of the pews. This will bring the cost of a completed pew to $125. It may be necessary to borrow some of the money to pay the expens- es within 30 days. But we are hoping those who are inter- ested in the improvement and development of the, Church will send donations to the treasurer, Bonnie Gerrow. You will get an official receipt for income tax and your name will be recorded in the Memorial Book. Please state in which area of improvement you wish to help. As stated before, a completed pew will v BEWARE OF CHIMNEY FIRES! Clean Your Own Chimney With A TOPPER CHIMNEY BRUSH Only $30.00 - Guaranteed 5 Years NONQUON MARINE & LEISURE ENTERPRISES PHONE 985-7446 be $125 and we already have offers in this area. If you feel this amount too high, small- er donations will be apprec- iated. We have one month or possible two to raise the necessary money. Any volunteer help by men will be appeciated. Please call Mrs. Robt. Taylor if you have some spare time. The women will look after refreshments. Please not officers of the Island Church - if you can't make next Sunday service on time at the Hall, try to attend the annual meeting and bring your suggestions along. If there are any wedding ceremonies to be performed in the Island Church during 1981, please book the date with Mrs. Clarence Carter as well as the minister. She will explain the regulations and contact the caretaker. U.C.W. meeting February 4th at Yvonne Appleton's home. On February 10th, a euchre and bake sale will be held at the Community Hall. '- FRENCH FORD MERCURY SALES EINSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-7306 The one you're looking for. 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