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- - i EE i -- a -- 41 didi oR GC ih 0 Cartwright High School and Cartwright Central Public School present Music Night 1993 A Special Tribute in Memory of Mr. S. Saywell Tuesday, May 25th at 7:30 p.m. C.C.P.S. Gymnasium Blackstock $2.00/person $5.00/famil For Style & Comfort try wo Many styles available Narrow to double wide fittings Small to large sizes SHOES and BOOTS 1240 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa (south of Taunton Rd.) 436-2497 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PORT PERRY : Wednesday, June 23, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. in the Hospital Library The Annual Meeting shall, in accordance with the By- laws, receive the reports of the committees, receive the report of the auditors, consider By-law amendments passed by the Board of Directors since the last Annual Meeting, and elect Governors and shall consider such other business as properly comes before the meeting. Members eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting are Life Members and those individuals who have purchased their annual membership thirty (30) days preceding the date of the Annual Meeting. Every member of the Auxiliary of the Community Memorial Hospital who holds a currently valid membership in the Hospital Auxiliary shall be a member of the hospital Corporation and entitled to vote at the Annual Meeting. No person shall be nominated at the Annual Meeting for election to the office of Governor, whose name has not been submitted to the Secretary of the Board in writing, signed by two qualified members of the Corporation at least thirty days before the date of the Annual Meeting. David A. Brown Secretary-Treasurer Board of Governors The Blackstock Lions Club donated $200 to the Cartwright High School's music program re- cently. Participating:in the presentation are (left) Bill Ingram, past president of the Lions Club, Jennifer Mills, CHS music council, Robyn Cliff, president of the music council, Howard Gauthi- er, president of the Lions Club, Belinda Espey, president of the music council and Claire Not- man, treasurer. Missing from the picture are Mike Pashley and Michelle Morton. Port's going to the dogs Port Perry is going to the dogs. Hot dogs thats. Scugog Township council made a decision which increas- es the number of hot dog vend- ing carts in the area to five. Before yesterday's decision only two were in operation. Tom Doran, owner and opera- tor of Classic Hot Dogs, the orig- inal cart in town, was granted two additional locations. One will be located on the Taylor Ford property at Queen Street and Highway 7A. The other will be located at the Swamp Garage at the corner of Regional Road 8 and Highway 12. Ron Dale was also granted rmission to locate a cart at the ort Perry Plaza. Mr. Dale had already secured rmission to set up shop at ieler's Station on Regional Road 2, but requested the move. The licences in Scugog are site specific. In total three separate pres- entations were heard concern- ing hot dog carts in the area, in- cluding two applications to locate at the Port Perry Plaza in front of the Gate Restaurant which closed recently. . For all your outdoor needs... Landshapers ..landscape design and construction service Book your interlocking brick driveway, patio or walkway before May 24 and receive a free landscape design. Interlocking brick, flagsione, retaining walls, water fealures, planiings, rockedes, & much more Designing & building personalized quality landscapes in the Port Perry area for five years. John McMullen, B.LA. @6985-2746 7." Free Estimates SHEILA'S HAIRSTYLING 115 Perry Street, Port Perry 985-3597 - i Fl 4 i EO... 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HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 ir FAMOUS Levolore 7 VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES BLINDS || L ~ T & C LIMOUSINE SERVICE PORT PERRY PLAZA + 68 SCUGOG STREET w= SPECIALIZING w= WEDDINGS + AIRPORT SERVICE BUSINESS TRIPS « SPECIAL OCCASIONS Although Mr. Dale's request to locate at that site was ap- proved, the application to allow Jarrett Harman, who currently operates a cart at Highway 7A and Wilbur Avenue was not al- lowed. Under the current terms of the bylaw, there is provision for six licences in the township of Scugog. 'Region looking to trim budget From Page 1 Included in the cuts will be works and roads projects, as well as other projects which can 'be 'put off. Staff layoffs could - alsobe considered. Although it sounds easy to slash programs and services to save money, Mayor Howard Hall said it will not be that easy. He said the budget is already "trimmed so thin." ~ Councillor Christie said eve- rybody will be affected by the cuts and there won't be very many people who will be - pleased with the results. "We know there will be a lot of hurt feelings," she said. "It will be tough for people and the councillors to deal with it." | But she said they really have no choice in making the tough decisions. She believes part of the problem in dealing with the budget cuts is that people do not fully understand the difficult time this province is experiency) ing. 2". 4 Correction In the May 11issue of the Port Perry Star an article stated that Ribcor Developmend'represen- tative Lou Steifi was Sontem- lating an appeal to the Ontario Municipal pons concerning sewer allocations in the Town- ship of Scugog. - Mr. Stein says he has no in- tention of making such an ap- peal at this time. The Port Perry Star.apologiz- es for this error and any incon- venience it may have caused. aa EE ---------------- a ET PVT PPE P PPP PPP, -- DIVISION of THE BEST of THINGS FLORISTS GRADUATIONS & PROMS OFFICE (416) 905-0110 RES, (106) 367.2670