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SA A ART 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 26, 1988 PORT PERRY CLINIC DR. EVA MUELLER is pleased to announce the relocation of the office to 230 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY on April 12, 1988 - PHONE 985-9192 BATE' CRAFTS 35 Main Street South, Uxbridge . 852-6348 PATONS YARNS available 10% OFF srr. Enjoy a touch of spring in our many beautiful stores! New budget (From page 1) hike of about 15 per cent. Nearly $1 million in renova- tions arid additions to various schools was cut at the committee level, and a further $500,000 for busing French Immersion stu- - dents starting this fall also felt the axe, as well as $300,000 ear- marked to buy a site for a new ad- ministration building. To meet publication dead- lines, the Star obtained a copy of the budget early Monday evening for the preparation of this article. It was expected that the figures 'cited here would get the approval of the trustees later in the even- ing. $ However, there is a possibili- ty that trustees could vote further additions or cuts in the budget which would change the figures cited here. July 1 grant Scugog Township has ear- marked $2500 for the annual Chamber of Commerce fireworks display July 1, and may be able to come up with a further $500 for the popular event. Chamber of Commerce rep Miles Knutsen made the grant re- quest Monday afternoon, but he said the organization would like - $3,000 from the municipality. "We really want to put on a good fireworks this year," he said noting that the Chamber of Com- merce spent some $2600 of its own funds last year. He also said there is a chance the fireworks this July will be moved from the library area to Palmer Park to make use of the gazebo for the entertainment which is part of the Canada Day celebrations. The annual fireworks display cach Canada Day has becomé a very popular (and expensive) event for resideiits of Scugog Township and visitors alike. Bright lights Members of the Port Perry Tennis Club should enjoy night tennis a little more this summer as several new lights will be added to the municipally owned courts on Water Street. Township council agreed to contribute a maximum of $1500 towards four new lights and new windscreens. Tennis Club presi- dent Bob McCrae said the organi- zation of 200 members would pick up the other half of the cost. Bl a Canadian Radio-television and - Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des iy télécommunications canadiennes Councillor Lawrence Mal- colm suggested the $3,000 ceiling for the Township contribution, with councillors Howard Hall and 'Neil McLaughlin stating that should be $4,000, which is the actual cost of the new screens and . four new light fixtures. Mr. McCrae said the Club could probably use some of the old windscreens for the coming season, but he said they will have to be replaced next year. CRTC -- Public Notice 1988-65. The Commission has received an ap- plication from the licensee for the broadcasting receiving undertaking whose name is listed in the appendix to this notice, to amend its licence to avail itself of applicable sections of the Cable Television Regulations, 1986. 1. Compton Cable TV Limited, P.O. Box 73, Port Perry, Ont., LOB 1NO. Locality and application no.: Uxbridge, Port Perry, Prince Albert, Manchester and surrounding area, Ont. (880535000). Examina- tion of application: Compton Cable TV Limited, Lot 7, Concession 5, Utica, Ont. The complete text of this notice and the application may be viewed at CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudiere, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Quebec. Interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC, Ottawa, Ont. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant on or before 4 May 1988. For more information you may also call the CRTC Public Hearings Branch at (819) 997-1328 or 997-1027, CRTC Information Services in Hull at (819) 997-0313. Canada The Fine Arts Departments Port Perry High School -- PROUDLY PRESENT -- ARTSFEST "88 -- two nights of -- DRAMA, MUSIC, VISUAL ARTS, CREATIVE WRITING THURS., Grade 9 Concert Band APRIL 28 Intermediate Winds 7:30 PM Games by J. Saunders FRIDAY, Senior Wind Ensemble Girls' Ensemble APRIL 29 J Six 2:30 PM Swingsation, Jazz-on- Jazzmerize ADMISSION: Adults *4.00; Children 2.00; Family *10.00