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- oso m4 t ror... 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -Janvary 31, 1984 Trucker takento Bucy days ahead for church court by Scugog Township will be taking a Prince Albert truck owner to court for parking his rig in the driveway of his home. Council agreed last week with the Township solicitor that the charge of contravening a municipal by-law against Robert Green- wood of 408 Queen St., Prince Albert, should go to court on March 17. This is the fifth pro- Scugog secution the Township has lodged against Mr. Greenwood for parking a tractor truck in a residential zone. Mr. Greenwood has paid fines of $28 and $53. One charge was with- drawn by the Township and another was thrown ott of court on a techn- icality. The charges stem from complaints to the Town- ship by a neighbour of Mr. Greenwood. 0 Tops in growth (From page 1) : a net increase in the number of building permits issued last year are Pickering at 22.7 per cent; Newcastle at 13.1 per cent; Ajax at 2.8 per cent and Brock at 1.9 per cent. The report shows that three municipalities ac- tually had a net decrease in building permit value last year: Oshawa at 8.7 per cent; Uxbridge at 5.4 per cent, and Whitby at 31.1 per cent. And the Region as a whole registered a net decrease of 1.7 per cent in the value of building permits The total dollar value of all permits issued in the Region reached $230 million last year, down just slightly from $234 million in 1982. The largest Region-wide decrease was in the value of industrial per- mits which dropped 73 per cent last year. While Scugog had the largest increase in percentage terms, Pickering led the way in dollar terms of new building permits at $57 million followed by Ajax at $54 million; Whitby at $42 million and Oshawa at $38 million. Dinielee Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader There are busy days ahead for the Scugog United Church. The week starts with an Official Board meeting for the Pastoral Charge at Manchester Church Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday the 'Grace' UCW sponsors one of their special euchres and bake sale at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday evening to start Feb. two UCW's meet. The "Grace" meets at the home of Pat Taylor, and the "Head at the home of Helen Redman. On Sat. Feb. 11 the men should be interest- "ed in an annual Rally at St. Stephen's Church in Oshawa, when they can enjoy a beef supper for $6.00 and then listen to the experiences of Dr. Robert McClure, a former moderator and missionary. Call Mr. Ferries 576-9938 as soon as possible to reserve your ticket. The next day Feb. 12 is the day for the Sunday School and their families when they have a skating party at the COMBO FAMILY Spieces of Golden Chicken 4 pcs. English Style Fish 2 Med. Salads (of your choice) 1 Family French Fries FEBRUARY SPECIAL (SAVE ANY DAY DURING THE MONTH) FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD 'The Best of Both from Dixie Lee" 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 Arena and return to the church for goodies. Joyce Fuller would like to know by Feb. 15 if you wish to register for the 6 week course Mon- day or Wednesday start- ing Mar. 19 call 985-3939 for further information about CPR. The Scugog Island Women's Institute have just celebrated their 12th anniversary and submit the following account of their meeting Although it is still wintry, its time to plan for summer camps. Therefore if anyone is interested in Quin-Mo-Lac near Belleville please call Mrs. Jan Gerrow as she has all the information. GRADUATION At the fall convocation of the Royal Conser- vatory of Music, Uni- versi y of Toronto, Miss Jane. Watson, Mus. Bac., 3.Ed., received the A.R.C.T. Teacher's ee. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Watson, 65 Allan Street, Port Perry and she is presently teaching music for the Durham Board of Education in Oshawa. SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Piece Steel Doors AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE 985-3735 MSN FLORIDA MARCH BREAK ORLANDO 10 DAY ~-- DEPART MAR 9 t oreng Deoanure NOM Travers NCLUDES SEAWORLD +» WALT DISNEY WORLD INCLUDING EPCOT (20AYS)- CAPE CANAVERAL «+ CYPRESS GARDENS $580 ++ oe ORMOND BEACH DAYTONA BEACH) Ff wong Deore Nght Tree 10 DAY -- DEPAAT MAR 3 $495 rron Go Motorcoach! FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 tours Ask Mr. Maurice Fra- lick about a mens and womens annual Musk- oka Conference held on week ends in June. Don't forget the Beautification project being planned for the Township and so well described last week. On Sunday, the con- gregations of Man- victims by Jean Jeffery We are in mourning -- stunned and deep shock following the death of Jeffrey and Michael Begin in a fire which destroyed the home of their parents, John and Darlene Begin. Our hearts go out in sympathy for the bereav- ed parents and relatives in their great loss. To help them start again, a fund has been set in the Bank of Com- merce, Port Perry; also Toronto Dominion Bank in Uxbridge and Utica Farm Equipment for those who wish to donate a gift. chester and Scugog were very well repre- sented to vote in a Recommendation by the Official Board re Yes, we send used stamps to the Leprosy Mission and people ask what they do with them. Here is some of the information given to us: They sell them to stamp dealers and the cash realized from this source in 1983 was $19,048. The income from stamp sales is used for Canadian administration costs, enabling them to send more donated income for use in overseas pro- grams. Donations make possible an outreach in Christ's name to over 300,000 patients in 33 countries. The Mission has a history of 110 years. In order to con- tinue the high standard of treatment and use the new multi-drug pro- gram and train workers 'the 1984 Budget is $8,206,000. Canada's share will be in excess of $780,000. chatterbox (continued) and drink. If the real truth were known about these self- righteous saviours, they don't give a. tinker's damn about my welfare, what they are really after is control of my thoughts. And that's what government is after: control of everything about the individual, 24 hours a day. Not coercion, that's too blatantly obvious, but sub- ~ tle control of actions and eventually thinking, which precedes all action. If this sounds like I'm getting a little paranoid, I am. The state, and agencies of this state, are worming their way into my life, day by day, bit by bit. The remedies which are being imposed on me (and you) as a cure for the collective vices of society, are running us into the ground. History has recorded what happens to a coun- try or a civilization when both the vices and the remedies can no longer be endured. Are we reaching that point? Personal Touch Floral & Gift Shop 209 Mary Street 985-9360 Port Perry 20.50 All Reg. Priced Stock Fresh Flowers - Plants Silk Floral Art - Gifts (Wedding Invitations & Flowers - 10% Off) Thurs., Feb. 2nd thru Sat., Feb. 4th % OFF | 0 "Wedding Flowers "Wedding Invitagi | SN 8 Invitations & Accessories Vou Si fv QR I)