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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 MICHAEL FOWLER is pleased to announce that he has taken over the p. actice of law formerly carried on under the name, KELLY, JERMYN, ZULY & FOWLER " Barristers & Solicitors and that he will be continuing to practice law at, 217 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 9885-8411 under the name, MICHAEL I. FOWLER BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Caribbean Festival Days at ... LUKE'S COUNTRY (ISLAND) STORE +tDuty-Free Shop WE PAY.THE SALES TAX FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 11th & 12th, 1986 © a I I TI Baton We YT rnc re rae nt Tm ----------_-- ke Momenls lo *e * 2% 7 Remember 5 bd i a I 7 Full Colour | olessional Qualily Porirail: | . 0 [-- 357 Sed 2 3% X5' on delivery 12 Wallet Size™ *' minis ® APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS Poses our sélection, Additional portraits available at tcasonable prices with complete package. Satisfaction gua anteed or your moncy cheerfully retunded. One otter per tamaly. AVAILABLE ON THESE DALLES | | JULY 3-4-5 Thursday 10-8 p.m. Friday 10-8 p.m. Saturday 10-5 p.m. STEDOMANS | Port Perry Plaza, Hwy. 7A, Port Perry Carib aribl cludes a chance to win a free trip to the Bahamas. Aside from the West Indian theme and activities during the weekend, organizers have lined up some new events and attractions that are sure to be crowd pleasers.' # Dave Hopkins will bring 'Big, Bad and Bouncy" to town. That's a giant Chev truck sitting on wheels 66 inches high. It will be on display on Queen Street and July 12 at noon, he'll take the monster over top of several wrecke cars. For those who might want to " catch a glimpse of things from the air, there will be hot air balloon rides and a helicopter to take peo- ple for a short spin around the community. Other displays will include ultra- light airplanes. Scuba divers will be in a huge tank mounted on a flat-bed truck that will be parked on Queen Street. A couple of clowns who call themselves "The Orange Bus Pro- duction' will be wandering around- throughout the weekend entertain- ing the children. . And some of the more popular items from the old Western Weekend days will be on tap such as the Mutt Show (everybody's favourite) the Super Stars contest N (people that should know better, making utter fools of themselves) games of chance, and all kinds of arts, crafts and merchandise on sale. Last year, Festival Days includ- ed a Golden Griddle pan-cake breakfast. When just about 3,000 pan-cake breakfasts were served, organizers decided the popularity was such that Golden Griddle should be invited back. They accepted the invitation and those hot, steaming pan-cakes with logs of butter and maple syrup will be served up in Palmer Park on the morning of Ju- ly 12. Mutt Show returns an Festival Days And during Festival Days, we'll find out just who are judged to be the 'Sexy Man and Sexy Woman' in the Township. The winners will be announced over the weekend. It's all for a good cause, of course. Pro- ceeds from the "Sexy Man' contest go the Kidney Foundation, and those from the "Sexy Woman" event to the Chamber of Commerce. Posters and schedules of times .and locations of all the Festival Days activities are now posted in the community and in this newspaper. Make plans to be here in Port Perry. Enjoy the atmosphere of th Islands and have a great time. by popular demand It's back by popular demand! The Festival Days Mutt Show will be lin- ing up the best mutts in Scugog Township on Saturday, July 12 in front of the Royal Bank on Queen Street. It's bound to be the best dog-gone event of the weekend for the kids as they get a chance to show-off their very best friends. The four legged variety that is! Bell Canada pays Scugog $199,289 Bell Canada paid $199,289.44 in taxes to Scugog in 1985 as a result of telecommunications operations in this area. In addition Bell spent $233,000 in 1985 to maintain and upgrade telephone service in the ex- change. In 1986 this expenditure is estimated to be $722,000. In 1986 Bell's capital expenditures are expected to total $1.5 billion, with $837 million of this sum in Ontario. Some highlights of Bell's 1985 spending: - digital multiplex system satellite installation, Scugog Island - power reinforcement in switching centre - reinforce buried cable, Shirley Rd. - cable facilities for Castle Harbour subdivision oo Some highlights of Bell's 1986 plans: -electronic remote switching at Seagrave - reinforce buried cable, Manchester to Utica & south from Utica - cable facilities for Chalk Lake subdivision - cable reinforcefnent, Port Perry to Epsom In 1985 Bell paid $199,289.44 in taxes to Scugog as follows: real estage, $6,833.10; business, $2,047.09 and gross receipts, $190,409.25 or $26.07 per phone. In 1986, gross receipts tax will total $210,446.10. The gross receipts tax is a levy of Country Shades & Cr---- Dlinds We feature Venetian, Verncal & Pleated Blinds by LEVOLOR. LAA 25% Off 90 @ IN-HOME SERVICE 900 Tor a FREE ESTIMATE please call : Carol Bells 473-671 Rita Connell 852-7659 DAYS & EVENINGS five per cent of all telecommunica- tions revenue derived from Bell operations in Ontario the previous year and apportioned to each ex change based on the number of Bell owned telephones in use in the exchange. In the Oshawa area Bell employs 580 people with an annual payroll of $17.2 million. There were 4,215 Bell customers in the Port Perry exchange at the end of 1985. 10-11-12 There are! eight catagories in which the kids can enter their dogs and they are as follows: Largest dog; 2. Smallest dog; 3. Longest. tail; 4. Curliest hair; 5. Saddest eyes; 6. Best trick; 7. Friendliest dog; 8. Longest ears. Pp Prizes will be awarded to the first, second, and third place winners in each category, but the contest is open only to 'mutt and the kids"' (14 years and under). - ~The first place winners in each class will enter the "Best Of Show' competition with a trophy being presented to both the winner and the runner-up. Doreen Kendall, the official MC for the Mutt Show for many years will be on hand again this year to make the event amusing and in- teresting for those participating. Doreen has had many years of ex- perience judging and as.an MC and will undoubtedly have plenty of wisdom to share with the spectators. Registration for the Mutt Show will begin at 2:15 p.m. and the show will begin at 2:45 p.m. So polish up your pooch and get him ready for this really big show. sponsored by . Scugog Chamber ol Commerce Saturday, July 12th CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL Steel Drum & Junkanoo Dancers Contemporary Fire Eaters for only Music Limbo Dancers $5.00 each A Great Show