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A ep ee I I. A "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ~~ ANNIVERSARY Pictures tell a thousand words... Happy 25th Wedding Anniverary Grant & Marion on July 29, 1997 Hugs and Kisses Stephen, Craig & Colin. Ruby Short 75th Birthday Sharyn & Shirley invite Family, Friends & Community to attend a Come & Go Tea to Celebrate Our Mother's Birthday at Port Perry | Community Nursing Home | on August 2, 1997, 2-4pm. HDAY Happy Birthday Cheyenne Ball on August 5th Apples are red, Balloons are pink, We can't believe our little sweetheart is two. Love always, Little sister Shania, Mommy, Daddy & family GRADUATION Robert Kroonenberg and Justin and Alexandra Moffatt are very proud te announce the graduation of their fiancé and mother, Anna Marie Robertson from the Un'versity of Toronto. i Anna graduated with an Honors | Bachelor of Arts English Specialist : with a minor in History. Anna is the daughter of Sinclair Robertson of Port Perry and Dorothy and Peter Smith of Etobicoke, Ontario. We are all proud of your hard work and achievement. CHRIS LINTON 'Graduated from Bishop's University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree on June 6, 1997. CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS! Cs mA Love Dad, Mom & Paul N WEDDING - HEAYN and NEUMAYER Alvin and Joyce Heayn are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty Ann 10 Ka son of Karl and Margaret Neumayer of Kingston. The wedding took place June 21, 1997 on the lawn of the bride and groom's . home overlooking Hay Bay, RR. 2 Napanee. Attendances were Julie Camaochan, sister of the bride, and Joe Neumayer, son of the groom. Family and friends wish them all the best fo a long and happy marriage. -- w § DURHAM ¥ REGION TOWN OF UXBRIDGE SSS 4 CHALK LAKE SPRINGS TEMPORARY CLOSURE CHALK LAKE SPRINGS July 21 to July 30, 1997 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE LAKERIDGE ROAD (Regional Road 23) Uxbridge, Ontario PORT PERRY Townline Rosd Vv TAKE NOTICE THAT due to bank erosion and asphalt deterioration at the Chalk Lake Fill Up Station Walkway to the Springs, this facility will be completely closed for repairs. This work is scheduled to commence July 21, 1997 with a completion date of July 30, 1997. Therefore no water will be obtained from this site during this period. The Region of Durham regrets any inconvenience caused by this temporary closure. For further information please call the Superintendent of Facilities Maintenance of the Region of Durham Works Department (Monday to Friday - 8:30 a.m. 1-800-372-1103. After hours emergency calls should be directed to 905-576-9991 - 4:30 p.m.) at 905-668-7721 or WORKS DEPARTMENT FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Michigan strike affected parts supply GM workers back on the job today By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Workers returned to their jobs at GM assembly plants in Oshawa today after a labor dispute south of the border sent them home last week. GM announced Monday morning that an agreement between the United Auto Workers Union and General Motors had been ratified, and that workers would return to work at the Michigan plant, which supplies transmissions to both Oshawa assembly plants. As a result of the strike at a Warren, Michigan parts plant, close to 5,600 Sployees at the Oshawa car plants were sent home. The Michigan power train plant's shutdown closed both plants in Oshawa last Friday. "The strike by employ- ees in Michigan has affected us to the extent that both shifts -- day and night -- at both car plants have been cancelled. The two Oshawa car plants are essentially closed," said Chick McGregor last Friday. - General Motors car assembly plants do not stockpile auto parts and only keep enough on hand for a small amount of time, he said. Employees at the Michigan plant went on strike in the middle of last week. "They are having staffing problems down there. The company wants to reorganize the workforce, and the union doesn't agree," said Mr. McGregor. He added that the local workers took the down- time in stride. "This is just a work stoppage for us and we go through these for dif- ferent reasons; we can shut down the plant if there's too much snow.' While employees at the car plants were sent home, workers at the Oshawa truck lant con- tinued to work around the clock, said Mr. McGregor. The truck assembly plant was not affected by the strike. without a lot of driving right here at "HOMESTEAD FURNITURE » APPLIANCES TV & VCR bya Cameo QR) 45] BY) | UNITED || ves fz Jf | CARPET® || BLINDS Se a RR ER ISSN NST © COME IT] NYT) JOIN US FOR THE BEST AIL AM pL ON TEN YI ae ul o_o pp SO "re J air a