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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 31,1994 - 3 Joyce Kelly seeks seat as Ward 4 councillor Life-time Cartwright resident Joyce Kelly announced this week she will be seeking the seat for Ward 4 (Cartwright) in the November municipal election. Mrs. Kelly has served the past nine years as a trustee on the Durham Board of Education but said it's time for a change. "I'm very upset with the board's decision to eliminate | one trustee in Scugog Township." she said. The Board of Education decided earlier this year to cut five trustees from the board as JOYCE KELLY a cost saving measure, with Scugog losing one. At the time of the cuts, Mrs. Kelly said she thought it was a big mistake and a sad day for Scugog. "The people of Scugog deserve a lot more," she said following the announcement. Lack of representation, along with the fact that she has no children left in the school system were instrumental in her decision to run for local council. Mrs. Kelly said she has always had a desire to serve on local council and this seemed to be the right time. Having spent her entire life in the Cartwright area, she knows the community well and feels she can provide good representation. And while her heart and interest is in Cartwright, Mrs. Kelly said it is important to look at the overall picture, and she plans to work for the best interests of Scugog Township as a whole. Mrs. Kelly's brother Harvey Graham served the past term as Area Councillor, but announced in April he will not be seeking a seat on local council this year. First Nation cooperative: MPP Turn to page 3 considering public consultation. "If it's necessary to call a pub- lic meeting, we'll do it on our property," he said. "What we're trying to do is to be good neigh- bors and work out the problems together." While most are happy with the outcome of Friday's meet- ing, a group of Island residents were outraged they were denied access. Joel Aldred, who was repre- senting a group of local resi- dents, was denied entry to the meeting and access to the prop- erty. At one point he became in- volved in a shouting match with Chief Edgar. Mr. Aldred felt he should Money stolen A local ball team is a little poorer today after a large amount of cash was taken from a team vehicle on the weekend. According to Durham Region- al Police, a considerable amount of cash was taken from a team vehicle parked in near the ball diamondsin Port Perry duringa weekend tournament. Police are uncertain how the money, stored in the van went missing, as the vehicle was in sight at all times. 225 Platten Blvd. 985-9763 Scugog Island - Doors Open 8:30 P.M. June 4th Grand Opening Dance "Ken Moore" Creedence "Mission" 70s & 80's Dance Dance "Karaoke" J {oTe [eM [0}V 0] June 11th Dance "D.J." Peter Kneal June 18th Dance June 25th Dance The Kid's Store A Celebration of Curiosity" l= = Uc ST= 10 go P= \VAN [Ua T=X 3-1 a [OHO 0 I-10 Aa N=>aig=Tol go [[aF-Ta Aa T=INAS) (01-0 {oll {{o CRIMP LelVV a} (oe) a ll alo a d= 0A [I aR" elgTe [1g {VIN oToTo -H0 (0) 4 4 [VITToR WT oY Tol = 1 Ko [11 oF Please join us for a "Celebration of Curiosity*' and let us help you make learning fun for the children in your life. LVR [VT=T=Ta Ro) (0-1-1 SCI noo fl o=To o VAR SN = FO TST CS 17 Monday to Saturday 10-5 & Sunday 1-4 have been included in the meet- ing. "As a taxpayer, I own land on three sides of this reserve and I feel lam a key playerin whatev- er is going on relative to a casi- no," Mr. Aldred said. The group is opposing the es- tablishment of the facility for a number of reasons including the social concerns and the abil- ity of the Island's services to "handle the building. "On behalf of a large group of taxpayers on Scugog Island, we are opposing the establishment of a gambling casino on the Indi- an reservation on the Island. It is totally ill-equipped for such expansion at any time," he said. Mr. Aldred has stepped up his fight over the plans and fired off a letter to Premier Bob Rae yes- terday demanding approval of the facility be put on hold until the residents are consulted. William Sandiford Strategies for Small Enterprises » Business Concepts & Solutions « Computerized Accounting set-up + Electronic Countermeasures « Local Area Networks (LAN's) « Software and Hardware « Training and Support. (905) 985-1877 Agriculture - Commercial [ae [VEX (AE RT e BR =F: TL M & D Meats 30 Water St., Port Perry 985-4316 a8. A Cookout R SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JUNE 5, IT EET EY OAK 1.69, Save 60¢/Ib. Lean Ground Beef Centre Cut Pork Chops Fresh Pork Tenderloins Save fil $1.40/b [Sirloin Tip Octoberfest Sausage 'Breaded Chicken Tenders - 3lbs. ST=Ta Talo WO Vga t=Tag WR T=To To a RVI/i {a WX €1(=V=1 8 Wolotz 1101 5) ----