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CR Blue Jays for a day No wonder six year old Ryan Archer (left) of Janetvllle, and nine year old Jeff Ashton of Port Perry are all smiles. They're going to be "Blue Jays for a Day," on August 12 as they travel to the SkyDome to watch the Jays play Minneso- ~ta. The boys filled out ballots at Country Style Donuts in Port Perry, then heard thelr names announced on Lindsay Radio CKLY to qualify for the awards. Along with tickets to - the game Aug. 12, they were presented with Blue Jay jer- seys and caps, and will get autographed baseballs. At back in photo are CKLY announcer Ron Marshall and Ken Car- ruthers of Country Style Donuts, Port Perry. Group studies Ontario laws on conflicts Municipal Affairs Minister John Sweeney has named the members of a consultation com- mittee to study Ontario's municipal conflict of interest rules. The committee will hold public meetings across the province to discuss the issue raised in a discussion paper on municipal conflict of interest released by the Ministry last April. It will also consider written submissions. The committee wil then make recommendations to the Minister on amendments to the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act. "The people of Ontario must be reassured of the integrity of their local governments," Mr. Sweeney said. 'Conflict of interest rules must therefore be clear and easi-. ly understood by municipal politi-. cians and the public." Committee members are: Dun- can Read, a trustee with the Durham Board of Education; Ray Timson, former executive editor of the Toronto Star; Elizabeth Kishkon, former mayor of the city of Windsor; David Bar- rett, former city clerk of the City of Welland; Leo Longo, Toronto lawyer and vice chairman of the Municipal Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association (On- tario); Michael Smither, editor and publisher of 'the magazine Municipal World; and David Siegel, associate professor of political science at Brock Univer- sity. The committee's chairman, announced in April, is Cy Arm- strong, a former city manager.of the City of Edmonton and chief administrative officer of the Region of Hamilton Wentworth. f HELP HELP HELP Friday, August 3rd, 1990 HELP HELP HELP ol BUTTERFLY CONTEST + Help Create a Window Display of Butterflies Capture the Beauty of our Living Environment BOOKS GALORE & MORE W All entries submitted by Wr 175 Perry Street, "4 Port Perry 985-8645 -- HELP "HELP AGE GROUPS 51to 7 years 81to 10 years A Book of Your Choice (maximum $20.) H 1 Prize per age group E L P HELP HELP CERF 02 vial vebesul - SAT2 794 3% 15103 ¢ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1990 -- 5 MOVING / YARD SALE (Birdhouse Willy) BILL & SHIRLEY BARR, Seagrave FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd & 4th Chain Saw, G.E. Portable Dishwasher, John Deere Snowblower, 14 ft. Canoe, Sump Pump, New / Used Birdhouses, Feeders, etc. Terms of Sale: CASH Rain Date: AUGUST 10 & 11 (Doc - Note - New address of post hole digger is 71 Lilla St.) Winter Heating / Summer Cooling You get the best of both worlds with our money-saving Nordic II Heat Pump aw \ 7 Actually it's the best of three worlds, You get winter heating. Summer cooling. And energy costs savings. You see, the ICG Nordic II 2-piece Heat Pump operates like a furnace. By extracting p¥| heat from the outside air and circulating it throughout . your horne. at It also provides central air cond- itioning by extracting heat and humidity from inside your home and pumping it outside. Best of all, you will save money on energy costs with the higher efficient Nordic 11. And it's practical. If you have an electrically heated home, in a location where natural gas is not available, you may be eligible for a $500.00° cash rebate from Ontario Hydro. Call today to see if you qualify for the rebate and get the full details on this and other great ICG products. *For qualified installations only. ICC === Zi AIR CONDITIONING The comforting choice for Canadian homes EnerMa LOAN PLAN] FINANCED BY THE Brera « > Scotiabank $ EE ------------------------------ PRO HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING LTD. 1380 HOPKINS STREET UNIT F. WHITBY LIN oceg 434-7873 go