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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 14, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sunderland Co-Op meeting today Sunderland Co-opera- tive invites its members and patrons to attend the co-operative's annual meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14 at the Sunderland Legion to celebrate one of its most successful years. The co-operative had another banner year of sales and service revenue at $22.3 million and income before taxes of $1,114,300. At the meet- ing, members will be asked to approve a patronage rebate of a record $437,000. The meeting will start with a banquet. Humorist Eleanor Wood will be'the after dinner guest speak- er. Members will also be asked to elect three direc- tors for two-year terms. Standing for re-election are President - Neil Raines, and directors Kenneth Tamlin and Howre Herrema. The meeting is open to all members and PORT PERRY STAR CROSSWORD patrons of the co-opera- tive. Tickets are $10 per person and available from the Sunderland or Oakwood locations of the co-operative, or through any director. Sunderland Co-opera- tive is owned by approxi- mately 1,500 people and governed by a six-mem- ber board of directors. It employs 28 permanent staff members and has locations in Sunderland and Oakwood. Sunderland Co-opera- tive is a full service co- operative offering feed, agronomy, grain service and marketing, petroleum and consumer products to Durham Region and Victoria a a County. Sunderland Co-op is a shareholder and member 6 |7 [8 woz 3 of Growmark, Inc. CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR MAN OF THE HOUR: Stan Rickard was the centre of attention last week when he was recognized for his 50 years of service with the Port Perry Lions - Watch For Club. Mr. Rickard, second from left, was joined by Gord Prentice, Harry HOMESTEAD Sisson, and zone chair Dave Kasza, who honored him on Oct. 5 at the 25 [26 FURNITURE'S Manchester Hall. 29 | } L a z 5 Model railroad show coming to Bowmanville 36 7 #8 The Soper Valley Model Railroad 70 model railroad sales tables with 39 40 41 Club announces its 12th annual Model new and used product. Railroad Show. It's being held at the Bowmanville 42 43 a4 SALE The show consists of 17 operating High School, 49 Liberty Street North, 25 46 layouts from all over Central Ontario, Bowmanville from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. TIRE Friday's static displays, craftsman corner with on Saturday, Oct. 17 and from 10 a.m. 47 48 [49 50 [51 52 (53 [54 Weekend S modeling displays and approximately to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 18. _ a eekend Star [_ SCUGOG FINANCIAL _| > = SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. 50. Teamster with the 27. Grate harshly = spe eo BE " i ACROSS right of way? 28. Stevenson of Illinois Notice to Charities IN of = =») N 're 'M 1. Bonkers 52. Never late 29. Squeeze EEN a fn he BNW a ND | 5. Artichoke treat 55. Deputies 30. Teen's complaint, yy fy actice pugilism 58. Pineapple: Sp. often In July of this year, the Township of Scugog received e Annual Rates e 15. Dispute 59. Trumpeter Baker 31. Barbara correspondence from the Ontario Lottery Corporation : : 60. Cry of woe 33. Emulates the . : ; . GIC 16. Designer Chanel 61. *___ Of Ages' Cheshire Cat regarding a Funding Program available to Charities 17. Navauay -- 62. Liz Taylor's are violet 35. Combination throughout Ontario. argest ci / i 37. System of : - 18. Knack for growing iy Rsoungs System of The Province of Ontario has made available 40 Million 2 Qui brief fol 38. Author William ____ dollars which is allocated to municipalities-on a per + Quit or brie; follower Howells capita share to be distributed to those Charities. 22. Toast opening DOWN 40. Channel markers ap 23. The Munsters' pet ly oy Of The 41. ___ fissue Charities interested in this funding program must submit » ---- 43. Sail extend icati i i 25. Tux-renting event Road" (Whitman) 46. rig ars wer 2p calor 15 is Towneny P of Sou os pnor to : 27. Mickey's kind, in 3. Terms 47. Visage ovember 11, . Only Charities with local priorities Michoacén 4. Lennon's widow 48. Wan and programs will be considered. Applications are 2. En vo y ke of Ishmael 49 "The More You" available at the Township of Scugog Municipal Office for y A , | . . Mi _ a on ' 33. Sound of pain 7. 1957 Pulitzer Prize a Midge the memory those Charities wishing to participate. The following Rates subject to change without notice 34. ___-top computer winner James 53. * InA Lifetime" documentation must be included with your application: 37. Tho daly o Commandments oes of he boc Goveming Documents: Serving Scugog For Over 15 Years' 38. Singer Martin, to number 56. Keyboard key Article of incorporation, letters of patent, by-laws, 250 Queen Street, Port Perry e 085-3832 friends 10. Plot 57. Southern state: abbr. constitution, charter, trust deed, memorandunvarticles (next to Shoppers Drug Mart) 39. Tin __ Alley 11. Precipitate heavily 58. In favor of of association, signed as required. 40. Like pickle water 12. Peak 41. Take care of 13. Steals from Revenue Canada Notification of Registration Letter: 42. Publishing 19. Source of irritation If the organization is registered. 44. Venetian waterway 21. Inmates 45. Herds of whales 24. Viscous mess Detailed outline of programs/services: 46. Author Richard 25. Spurious What they are, how delivered to clients, specific costs, 47. Brownie 26. Hit the books Port Perry Star Crossword Sponsored By 1575 HWY. 7A WY PORT PERRY (For Birthdays, Anniversaries) 985-5277 supporting materials, benefits to the municipality, etc. (i.e. any information that will assist in determining charitable nature of the objects and purposes). Organization's operating budgets for current and last fiscal year: Detailing other sources of funds and how any funds advanced will be used. Organization's financial statements or Wendy Bourgeois at the Township of Scugog. Earl S. Cuddie, AMCT, CMC Administrator If you have any questions, please contact the undersigned T-3 white per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) TRUCK LETTERING, SANDWICH for the last fiscal year. ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & i BOARDS, MAGNETICS, ETC. List of Board of Directors A complete Line of Metal Siding we also do The Township of Scugog Council, will meet early in The Perfect Balance December to develop a Charity R 4 Bucl ecember to develop a Charity Roster and a funding Price Quality J & WINDOW TINTING distribution formula that will assist the Lottery ne Shy Mar i torinal (HOME, OFFICE, AUTO) Corporation in processing request. anulacturing inc. BANNER RENTALS 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 705-437-1734 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET 905-836-1033 1-800-461-6455 www.buchnermfg.com