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a 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 22, 1992 Flag raising day to be held in the park on Saturday : By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star® Scugog Township will bé tak- ing part in National Raise the Flag Day to be held around the country on Saturday, Sept. 26. Residents are invited to wit- ness the flag raising event to be heldin Palmer Park. The signature flag which Scu- gog Township children signed during Proud to be Canadian Day festivities April 25, will be flown on the flagpole in the park. The flag will become the prop- erty of the township so it may be used for other special occasions in the future, said Kinsmen Na- tional President Dave Robin- son. The national day has been or- ganized by mayors across the country. It is the brainchild of Bill Nor- rie, Jacquelin Holzman, Shan- nie Duff and Marcel Beaudrey, mayors of Winnipeg, Ottawa, St. John's, New Brunswick and Hull, Quebec respectively. Township A paving company charged with illegal dumping in Scugog Township was found guilty in court on Sept. 14 and has been ordered to remove the debris. Bylaw officer Bill Henshall told the Port Perry Star, Recapp Paving and Construction were charged with illegal dumping earlier this year. The company was reported to have dumped old asphalt and éoncrete in a field owned by Ribcor Holdings, just south of Victorian Village on Union Ave. After unsuccessful attempts to A group of Port Perry High School students will fly the flag on this special day, according to Mr. Robinson. It was the students of the high school who purchased the flag- pole and had it dedicated in the park. As part of the festivities on Saturday, Mr. Robinson will be presenting the township with a limited edition print, in appreci- ation for its efforts during the Kinsmen Club's Proud to be Ca- nadian celebrations. The painting, constructed by Deborah Rothwell of Cam- bridge, depicts children signing asignature flag. The raising of the signature flag will be the highlight of the festivities. No speeches will be given in conjunction with the event. All residents of the area are invited to attend the flag raising ceremony which gets underway at 11 a.m. A brass band will en- tertain the crowd prior to the festivities. successful in court | mw contact Recapp Paving by phone, Mr. Henshall said he was informed by a area resident the debris had buried on the property. The judge found the company guilty as charged and ordered them to remove the debris and repair the land, under the supervision of a Ribcor Property officials and Scugog bylaw offic- er Bill Henshall. Recapp Paving must complete the work before sentencing on October 26. The maximum fine for the offense is $5,000. KARATE HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI Martial Arts Centre 15258 Simcoe St., Port Perry » 985-0205 £ & ad Wh | { Ey {eoossin ring | od 1° | Madi 4 4 iq Bl / § ; | | J. 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