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12 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 4, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" For supply of materials Tenders for roads approved | Scugog Township council has approved several tenders for the supply of a variety of materials for the munici- pal roads department. Bids were opened April 16 by Mayor Doug Moffatt, works committee chair Gary Mahony, roads superintendent Ronn MacDonald and Township CEO Earl Cuddie. The works committee approved the tenders Monday morning and they were ratified by council later in the day. Westone Aggregates Inc. won the con- tract for supplying screened sand this year at a price of $6.26 per tonne. That is an increase over the 1998 price of $5.64 per tonne. Westone was the lowest of six bids submitted. Miller Paving Ltd. had the lowest of three bids for HL 4 Hot Mix Asphalt at $34.94 per tonne. Last year the Township paid $36.15 for this material. Duncor won the contract for Bituminous Surface Treatment at a price of .46 cents per litre for HF 150; $17.38 1p tonne for Class 2 aggregate; and 19.34 per tonne for HL 3 stone. These were the lowest of three bids received. Calcium chloride will cost the Township $.1300 per litre ($130,000 for one million litres) an increase over the $.1180 paid last year. Miller Paving will be the supplier of Calcium chloride, one of two bidders for this contract. Horton Custom Crushing was granted the contracts for several kinds of crushed gravel. Horton was the lowest of three bidders. "The costs will be .85 per tonne for off- belt; .85 per tonne for pit stock-pile; $1.99 per tonne for up to 10 km haulage; and .07 for over 10 KM. The cost of 'crushed in yard' will be $3.25 per tonne. Mr. MacDonald told the roads com- mittee that all successful bids were accompanied by the appropriate certified cheques, and that all companies have done business with the Township in the past. RE caachasmncantit a Sa Bas es SER HEATHER McCRAE / PORT PERRY STAR NoVA Neded San] IC Ne \ IL V-y pled) t= A SALUTE TO OUR ANIMALS: Nationally, Animal Health Week is being cele- brated May 2-8. Pictured with this fine feline, Oriole, are Dr. Roly Powers (left) of the Scugog Animal Hospital and Dr. Tim Mason of Port Perry Veterinary Services/Brooklin Veterinary Hospital. The two clinics invite you to come in to visit during regular daytime hours this week, where staff will be more than will- ing to promote the health of your pets. They are also providing colouring books, balloons and booklets about how to select and care for your pet. This Mother's Day show her how much she means to you...with jewellery from Dana's Goldsmithing. No NEgeDp To Go Our OF Town! Large Selection of: * Gold & silver, colored stone, pearl & diamond jewellery * Citizen, Cardinal & Celebrity watches * Bulova and Cardinal clocks x Everyday Low Prices * * Extraordinary Service * * Free Giftwrapping * Pay NO TAX on all instore merchandise Location change to Zion for Prince Philip Games In an earlier press release it was announced the first Prince Philip Games meet of the season were to be held May 9 at the Port Perry Fairgrounds. The location of this meet has had to be changed, as the Port Perry Fairgrounds cannot accommodate the number (sale ends Mother's Day) of teams entered. This A A meet will now be held at « Nts Jol boiling Sic. Durward's Farm, 181 : Zion Road. FINE JEWELLERY DESIGN REPAIR To reach Durward's Farm, take Simcoe Street north of Port Perry to Zion Road, just north of 3 NY Sonya. Turn east to 181, S tay a on the south side of Zion. NEEDS YOUR HELP TO FIND A SPECIAL PERSON PURPOSE: WHO IS ELIGIBLE? The Citizen Of The Year Awards will be The award nominees will be individuals awarded to residents of Scugog Township who have been involved in worthwhile com- as a means of providing deserved recogni munity service endeavors, have over- tion to individuals who have performed come disabilitatin physical or noteworthy deeds within the physiological handicaps to community. match or exceed their Its these outstanding fellows, or have per- achievements, extraordinary formed acts of hero- displays of compassion, dedi- ism, perhaps endan- cated volunteers, and acts of gering their own lives. 186 Queen St., Port Perry (905) 985-2953 (¥) Ontario Request for Public Opinion on the Proposed Nursing Home Annual Licence Renewal of Community Nursing Home, Port Perry In accordance with the Nursing Homes Act, public opinion is being requested courage by individuals we 2 Nominees must prior to a final decision being made on the above. feel deserve recognition. have lived 3 Scugog If you have comments or opinions and wish to bring them to the attention of Those honored under this Township during the the Ministry of Health, vou may submit them in writing by addressing them to: past year, or the act which they are being nominated for must have taken place within the township. program will exemplify values such as resourcefulness, courage, ingenuity and selflessness which are such an important part of our society. Director, Long-Term Care Division Ontario Ministry of Health 5700 Yonge Street, Mezzanine Level North York, Ontario M2M 4K5 (416) 327-7345, by June 7, 1999 Please include the name of the nursing home and quote Project #066-00 on all written submissions. NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED Nominations will be accepted at The Port Perry Star at 188 Mary Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LIL 1B7 until 12 noon on Monday, June 7, 1999. The Director will consider all submissions before making a final decision. the Port Perry Star office prm------