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DS Ba 2 SE Cth bh Bgl wa "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 8- PORT PERRY STAR - Thursday, December 28, 1995 Cowardly act by driver From Page 6 _Instinctively, one would like to punish a person in this situation, but it seems she is punished enough by the cowardess she possesses. All that my family can do now is hold on to the memories of our lost fami- ly pet "Rex." I would like to say thank you to the two men in their trucks who had the decency to stop and inform us what had happened. Tina Startek, Port Perry glan Centre Gas Bar BUSINESS CLOSING ~ December 30, 1995 ~ Many thanks to all the customers who supported us. Thank you - we'll miss ya. ~ Leo, Samarillo & Robin ART'S AUTO CONTINUES FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS. \ SECOND LOCATION at 94 Water Street, Port Perry (Gord Lewis Motor Sales) GRAND OPENING SPECIAL with every complete car clean-up or 3 stage polish... ave LUBE, OIL & FILTER REC \ Gord Lewis Moor Sales he t (valueof $26.7) during the month of January 94 Water St. Port Perry 085-8527 "erie CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT lif Vi U Lid , AN or 8CUCOQ; ET, Ld UIE Lo The Corporation of the Township of Scugog - By-Law No. 87-90 FORMAL NOTICE TO CLEAR SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS Occupdhts and Property Owners are required to remove snow and ice from the public sidewalks in front of, and beside their properties within 12 hours after a fall of snow, freezing rain, or hail and to keep them clear. These requirements apply whether or not a house or any other building is erected on the property. Clearing snow and ice make Municipality's sidewalks safer for all pedestrians! Your co-operation in keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice at all times will be appreciated. Should you require further information, please call us: The Corporation of the Township of Scugog (905) 985-7346 = To the Editor: Re: Seven Gentlemen of Scugog How can seven guys who share a common in- terest pay tribute to a very special lady of Scugog? This was the question that motivated seven Scu- gog residents to prepare a recital in the memory of Jean Kennedy. Jean was appreciated and respected by each of these men who worked with her at Port Perry High, throughout the Scugog Choral Society or on special community projects. Hugh Baird has per- formed extensively throughout Durham re- gion. Hugh has generously assisted with fund raising projects through vocal solo appearances on several oc- EST - NO PAYMENTS --, dated TT Seven gentlemen to honor Jean casions. Most recently, joined by wife Roberta, daughter Jennifer and son Kenton, the Bairds pre- sented a recital to aid the organ fund raising re- placement project at Greenbank Church. Walter Bone is a mem- ber of the Scugog Choral Society and has consis- tently been a featured per- former with the Society's We Guarantee the Highest Quality at the Lowest Price! . We will not be undersold! Over 100 Chairs In 4 Stock For Immediate |; Delivery! FURNITURE Starr will pay your Till June 96! Our low ec" #3 overhead means > Lower Prices! Before you buy...give Starr a try! 156 Simcoe St., South Oshawa 576-1918 McDonald's Restaurants of Canada, owner Sandy Jackson and staff take great pleasure in announcing... "Opening Day" Proceeds from our "Big Mac" Sales | at McDonald's, Hwy 47 South, Uxbridge A grand total of $1,540.00 in donations to the Hospital Foundation Fund was raised. Many thanks to everyone who shared in our opening celebration musical productions. Rob Foster teaches French at McLaughlin Collegiate in Oshawa. He settled in Port with his wife Bev, local music teacher and lifetime Scu- gog resident, in 1991 and has taken a great interest in local music projects. Jay Kingis the youngest member of the septet. He is an OAC student at Port Perry High School where he is an integral member of Jazzmerize. Jay also sings with the highly re- garded Orpheus Choir of Toronto. Irwin Smith is very well known as a local enter- tainer. He is an outstand- ing vocal soloist and key- board performer, founder of Port Perry's music store and now has also become Durham's premiere vint- ner. Charles White studied sciences at university but had come to be recognized nationally for his out- standing work particular- ly directing the choral en- sembles at Port Perry High School where he is head of music. Russ Baird rounds out the group of seven. He is a former teacher at Port Perry High School, former Chairman of the Canadi- an Choral Festival and is presently teaching music at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa. Together they are Seven Gentlemen of Scugog and would like to share their vocal and choral music with all of Scugog. The concert will be celebrated Saturday, Jan. 27,1996 at Town Hall 1873. The pro- ceeds from the concert will be directed toward estab- lishing a memorial schol- arship at Port Perry High School to support and en- courage deserving music students in private study. The scholarship will be dedicated to Jean Kenne- dy and will be known as the Jean Kennedy Schol- arship. Tickets are availa- ble at Jayson Callan Mu- sic Ltd., Queen Street, Port Perry. Admission is ~ $12 per person with our appreciation. Russ Baird, Port Perry. Rg i RE SS a RB re