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GATS v&o "40 Yang 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 28 1988 Scugog Chamber of Commerce and the Township of Scugog. Come join in all the fun during our "CANADA DAY" celebrations! FRIDAY, JULY 1st, 1988 SCUGOG LIBRARY On the Waterfront in Port Perry ENTERTAINMENT starts at approximately 8:30 PM V SPECTACULAR ¥# FIREWORKS DISPLAY starts at approximately 9:45 PM : The public must stay clear of the fireworks display and will not be allowed in Birdseye Centre Park. Viewing will be allowed from behind the Scugog Memorial Library on the Waterfront. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY = OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION will be closed on Friday, July 1, 1988 for the Canada Day Holiday. Normal operations will continue on Saturday, July 2, 1988. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., COMMISSIONER OF WORKS gold awards will meet the Mrs. Francis Jones, President of the Federal Liberal Association of the new riding of Durham has announced that the nomination meeting for the upcoming Federal Election will be held August 11, at 7:30 P.M. in the Port Perry High School auditorium. The new riding consists of Newcastle, the Townships of Scugog and Uxbridge along with the parts of Whitby and Oshawa north of Rossland Road. ice cream & frozen yogurt 43 FLAVOURS & MILLIONS OF COMBINATIONS ! NEW HOURS 1°11 7 Days A Week! Duke of Edinburgh awards were made to these Cartwright Rangers In a ceremony at Blackstock U day night. At left Is Ranger leader Shirle Jennifer Fletcher (silver) members of the First nited Church last Fri- y Turner with Julie Byers (gold) and Esther Kelly (gold) The recipients of the Duke of Edinburgh for the presentations during some future Royal Visit to Canada. Liberal nomination meeting set for August, in Port Perry Anyone wishing to vote at the Nomination Meeting must become a member of the Federal Liberal Association of Durham 30 days prior to the August 11th meeting (July 12), those members who have not renewed and were members of the former ridings of either Nor- thumberland/Durham, Ontario or Oshawa may renew their membership up until 7:30 P.M. on the day of the meeting. The executive of the new Riding are confident that an interesting election will be held in view of the resignation of both incumbent Conservative members Scott Fennell in the old Ontario Riding and Allan Lawrence in the old Northumberland Riding. The most contentious issue will be Free Trade and its impact on local residents. There are already two people who have indicated a desire to seek the nomination. They are Ivan Grose of Courtice and Douglas Moffatt of Clarke Township. Both have a long association with the area and are very familiar with the local issues. : Any other persons interested in seeking the nomination must sub- mit their desire to the President of the riding 10 days prior to the nomination meeting together with signatures of support of at least 15 members in good standing of the Association. Memberships can be purchased or renewed through any member of the Executive. To vote at the meeting new memberships must be purchased no later than July 12, membership renewals can be made up until the meeting is call- ed to order on August 11th. mV [= R= YANN =p pn [ST=T-W = [T-TT 10] oY 4-3 We're Dealing Now! as > 3 8 3 > 3 5 - a a a -- fal SR Pr. -