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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Caesarea park will be designated Peace Park Cartwright Park will be one of about 250 parks across Cana- da to be dedicated as a national Peace Park. "The Township of Scugog Parks and Recreation Commit- tee believes the concept is a good one and has designated Cart- wright Park in Caesarea to be our Peace Park," said Ken Gads- den, Ward 3 councillor and Scu- gog Township Canada 125 chairman. "Our objective is to achieve sponsorship of the Peace Park by as many service groups as possible and to recognize their participation with a suitable plaque mounted at the loca- tion," he said, adding the cost per participating organization would be $200. Dedication ceremonies will be held simultaneously on October 8. The dedication of a national Peacekeeping Monument in Ot- tawa, which will commemorate Canada's active role in United Nations peacekeeping missions around the world, will also take place on thatday. A grove of 12 trees, represent- ing each province and territory, will be planted at each Peace Park and at the Peacekeeping Monument. The Peace Grove will be symbolic of the life, crea- tivity and hope for the future ity JY that thrives in peace. Dedication of the parks will provide an occasion to enhance public awareness and education regarding the historical role of Canadians as peacekeepers and Canada's commitment to world peace and environmental pro- tection. Peace Parks Across Canadas a Canada 125 project being or- ganized by the International In- stitute for Peace through Tour- ism, in collaboration with the National Capital Commission. Any organization wishing to sponsor the Peace Park in Cae- sarea should call Mr. Gadsden at 985-9250 or Marilyn Pearce, Ward 2 councillor and chairman of the Parks and Recreation Committee, at 985-4294. Building permits down by 26 compared to 1991 Building permit applications continue to slump in Scugog Township as 1992 heads into the last quarter. The one bright spot during the month of August was an increase in permits for single family dwellings. The value for 1992 is listed at $764,200., up more than $300,000. from the previous year. But even with this small surge in single family permit applications in August, overall construction starts are more than $2,565,000.00 less than for the same period in 1991. Single family alterations and additions are down by more than 70,000., with permits issued for only $117,334. worth of work. Industrial starts and commer- cial additions for August show a combined total of $119,000. against nothing in this area during 1991. Permits for garages, carports and swimming pools are all down by approximately 60 per cent. On the plus side, new starts for institutional and govern- ment building permits were up by $80,000., but conversely, alterations and additions to the same type of buildings were down by $169,000. There were 30 permits issued during August 1992, only one less than the previous year, but this represents more than 212,000. less in construction work for the month. Permit applications for 1992 year to date are down by 26, which represents a total dollar value $3,774,040. HERE'S ONE COURSE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DOESN'T TEACH. The Young Drivers of Canada program is not offered through any high school. The fact is, the only place you can take the Young Drivers is through your local YD Centre. Register now and learn the defensive driving techniques and emergency maneuvers that will protect you for a lifetime. PN © We teach you more than how to pass your driver's test We teach you to drive and survive The Young Drivers program is not available at any high school. Call us for more information at 852-9705. Next Course starts September 22nd. CEDAR LUMBER a2¢ 2" x 4" xe Sl¢ oxy B97 4" x 4" 1°? priced per lineal ft. Pressure Treated LUMBER 31i¢ 2" x 4" xe SOC 2" x 8" 7c 4" x 4" 69¢ priced per lineal ft. SPRUCE LUMBER 49¢ 1" X 2" x 8' race @9€ xo xs SPC ryaxy Wo SPIT Add Ex Hand Sander Corner Tool 8" Applicator 8ft. Metal Corner DRYWALL TOOLS a4'° 14? Compound Tray 3% 1°? 1" 4ft. x 8ft. x 1/2" (OF=1aF:To I-12 ll oYoY=1¢e BEN [0 ) / 4ft. x 8ft. WAFERBOARD 1/4" sheet &* 7/16" sheet 10%? 5/8" T&G sheet 14% delivery at this price. Cash and carry only. Delivery extra. "SUSPENDED CEILIN 12ft. Main Tee------------------ 4°? 2ft. x 4ft. Recessed POT LI ><__-- White Metal 10ft. Wall Angle----------------- 23? 2ft. Cross Teg---------~==---- 89¢ 4ft Cross Tee-------------------- 2ft. x 4ft. Ceiling Tiles---------- Fluorescent Fixture-------- Install Your Own Recessed LIGHT FIXTURES air 97 SQUARE LIGHT 1 37? LAKE SCUG06 LUMBER C0. LTD. 1 \ANEDWARD DRNE - (OSHAWA RD) PORT PERRY 985.739 * QUALITY PRODUCTS * QUALITY SERVICE e COMPETITIVE PRICING