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SIA oR NYE : ae & A »h 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 28, 1987 - 4 i td x a E FS | nd ". When's the last time you took time out to place if a magical kingdom. The production see a great play? Well, here's your chance. This features a large cast including (from left) Rachel Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the Drama Cruwys, Mike Flynn, Erin Pratchen, Laura Mark, EE ~~. Club of R:H. Cornish Public School will present Sarah Morris, Brad Goreski and Lindsay Patton. Time Out, a fanciful musical play written by Tickets are available at the door ($3 adults, $2 FL. teacher Susan Reed. Featuring a young girl who students; $1 pre-schoolers and seniors) and the wants to play on a boys' basketball team, Time play gets underway at 7:30 p.m. Out incorporates a mystical dream that takes | FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS ... whether you're wanting to move up } "02a new 1987 or looking for 3 good deal . ona used vehicle cali me today" - GORD HOOKER Although all councillors are a > 985-2276 aware of the need for, a new A : Co municipal building. no money will New © Used ® Leasing be allocated in a reserve fund : Sa . especially for that purpose. The suggestion that $100,000 be . : taken out of the Municipal Project | Williams ] B= Uzbridge 852-3357 Fund and ear-marked for the use of Ol Toronto 294-9010 - building a new office at some future CMEVROLE? Chet do PONTIAC - ) i nmin l br idoe I Res. 985-2276 -. date met with mixed feelings at CADHLAC le oC cue reucas | HWY. 47 SOUTH. "Monday's budget talks. LPT RF ITE ZY. UXBRIDGE Mayor Jerry Taylor started off : the debate saying that he felt future councils should be'aware that a new building is in the plans and they LL HN THE LULL LVS -e cordially ¢ nioy a coffee ant = + One of Ontario's finest anite biscuit jar collects + hatiques, Chia & BR « An Art Gallery of originals ~ spider, Karen, Batemal, "A Kids Corner of Hes would like t AT CN ol CRN NL, ad eee nvite you to d browse at fe LE % Township nixes x-ray money Scugog council closed its purse- strings on a request for $75,000 over a three year period for the purchase of new X-ray equipment at Com- munity Memorial Hospital on Mon- day morning The request came about during budget talks .when councillor Howard Hall informed council that the cost of the new equipment was $280,000 and there was no funding available for this tvpe of capital project % Councillor Lawrence Malcolm said that althpug: he is an avid sup- porter of the hospital he did not feel he was ready to add another $25,000 to the budget this year. "I feel | must forego the pleasure of this re- quest this year," he said. Councillor Hall, who was noticeably upset, said that the response for funds from the public has been excellent as has the response from foundations and business. "It makes it a lot easier to spread it out over a few vears than to do it in one year," he said. But councillor Malcolm was insis- tent that if council were in an easy budget year he would look at it dif- ferently, saying that the hospital can raise the money through depreciation or the Hospital Foun- dation, which has funds for this type purpose. "We have acquired the 'property over the years and we should now take a step and identify the need for 'a new building bv putting some -money aside for future use." he said. : But councillor Lawrence Malcolm | viewed the idea differently saying he was "amazed" that council is preparing to put $100,000 away for this specific use without having a report on the need for such a building. : "Once you've identified the use for this money it can't be used for anything else. It bothers me to see the Municipal Projects Fund divid- ed up like this for different pro- jects." he said : of purchase. The motion for $75,000 over three years, along with another motion by councillor Hall for $25,000 in 1987 were both lost by a margin of 4.3 While councillors Hal], McLaughlin and Mayor Taylor were in favour of both motions, they were defeated by no votes from coun. cillors Malcolm, Cochrane, Christie and tie-breaker Harvey Graham Phantom fashions Wednesday, May 6th is the first of many event days ieading up to the big day, May 27th, Participaction Challenge Day. To _ heighten everyone's «awareness about Challenge Day, residents of Scugog Township are being asked to wear their sports ap- parel everywhere they go, on May 6th. With the help of the friendly rov- ing eye, people caught wearing sports apparel may get a prize, as well as win the opportunity to be named the fittest man, woman or family in Scugog Township. Don't be left out -- go ahead - participate! Council won't set up building reserve fund * should show this by taking steps to "set up a fund especially for that Both councillors Christie and Cochrane echoed the same concern about ear-marking funds for future projects as it goes against their past policy. : Township treasurer Kathleen Harper urged council to consider some kind of 5-year capital project fund where money can be held which shows what council's inten- tions are for the future. "This is just good planning," said councillor Hall. 'It's good to let the people know what we are planning for the future and that one of those projects is the building of a new municipal building." The motion to put money aside for this project was defeated on a recorded vote by 5-2 with councillor Hall and Mayor Taylor the only two in favour. Short Term Deposits Higher Interest on Your Investments 7 % 30 - 89 DAYS [Interest Paid at Maturity Min. Deposit $5.000 Guaranteed Investment Certificates Ql/4% "5 YEAR TERM, Min. Deposit $500. 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