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AI David Watts B.Sc. (Agr.) I Nuts About Chocolate... wishes to thank the following businesses for thelr support in the Scugog 4th Annual John Vince Foods * Nestle Foods ¢ Rent & Save Emmerson Insurance ¢ Borelians ¢ all volunteers with special thanks to all the children and people of Scugog Township Why are the ~ a NY LN Sh WN j se R. H. ornish studen "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" { SE ts smiling? Because they have been chosen to repre- ts ' Rk. ) -_ sent the school at the English Literary Guild at Brock High School on April 29. Pictured are the R. H. Cornish representatives (front, from left) Marta Van Camp, Tyler Jeffery, Jacque- line Renaud, Leigh McClymont, Karin Suppelsa, Ashley Faux, (middle) Nick Kutlik, Andrea Johns, Sarah Boyce, Derek McGill, Julia Lane, Betty Bradley, (back) Karen Francis, Mi- chelle Laffin, Leah Hill, Melinda Delorme, Tye Sprules. Absent from the photo are Amanda Robinson and Laura Timms. The Award Winning Homes of Concerned about same things GTA mayors discuss problems Approximately 20 mayors from the Greater Toronto Area met in Mississauaga last week to discuss common concerns. The April 16 meeting was called by Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion. During the meeting a number of concerns were raised includ- ing competition, the economy, the Oak Ridges Moraine, eco- nomic development and the Se- well Report. Although it was a diverse meeting covering many topics, Scugog Mayor Howard Hall saysit reached one common con- sensus. VICTORIAN VILLAGE in Port Perry 10 Homes O RRR simran THE GRENFELL 2450 Sq.Ft. y From NOW OPEN Monday-Thursday 1:30-7:00 p m Friday Closed Sat. & Sun. 12-5 p.m. 1-416-666-8164 WHITBY 787-6550 (TOR) e $179,900 50' LOTS Sales Office located in Country Manor Collection Office in Whitby TAUNTON RD 4 FALLIN pag ILBRIDE ROSSLAND RD | BROCK ST ARDEN BE ANDERSON AVE _OUNODAS ST HWY 401 L "Whether it is a large munici- pality or a small municipality, all are basically concerned about the same things," he said. No clear solution was reached, but a number of areas were touched upon in general terms. For example, the mayors agree that in order to compete with the Americans and im- prove the economy, Sunday shopping was needed. It was also suggested that all members of the GTA should aid in attracting industry to the area instead of competing against eachother. This meeting was the first in a series of similar round table discussions scheduled over the next year. Mayor Hall said a report will be prepared on the meeting and priorities will be outlined for fu- ture meetings. The next meet- ingis scheduled for mid-June. The Greater Toronto Area covers a wide area around Lake Ontario from Newcastle to Bur- lington and north to Lake Sim- coe. The area represents half the population of Ontario. Twenty of the 40 mayors from the GTA were present including three from Durham Region. KOEYERS - CAWKER | The wedding of Wendy Cawker and Peter Koeyers took place on February 8, 1992 in the Church of the Ascension | Post Peary. Pastor G. Danscy officiated. Wendy is the daughter of Bob and ll Madeline Cawker of Scugog Island. Perter is the son of the late Jack and Minnie Koeyers of Holland. | The bride was escorted down the aisle by her daughter Jodi Ann. The Matron of Honour was Maria Alexandra and | Glenn Rennison the best man, Emie Cawker was usher. The bride & groom now reside at #60 RRAS by Scugog Island after a short honeymoon.