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SA ------ ------ ANAL BR AR a "A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 2, 1999 - 19 Woman attacked, bitten by dogs while running A 31-year-old Toronto woman sustained wounds to her left thigh after she was attacked and bitten by two dogs while jogging on Scugog Island last weekend. Durham Police report that the woman was out Jogging around 1 p.m. on Oct. 31 on Pine Point Rd. while visiting some friends. She was heading west on the north side of the road when she was con- fronted by two cocker spaniels, police say. The dogs began bark- ing at her and running around her until one lunged at the victim and bit her on the upper left thigh. She suffered four punc- ture wounds, but was not taken to hospital for treatment. Police were called, who in turn contacted animal control. The dogs were put into a kennel until animal control authori- ties arrived, say police. Gift Manchester Port Perry's Jamous Haugen's BBQ invites you to our Pre-Christmas Sale Nov. 8,9 & 10 Complimentary Tea Mon., Nov. 8 1:30 - 3:00 pm. & 7:30 - 9:00 pm. Bring a friend 4 5 % OFF Haugens Country Collectibles, Christmas Items & Giftware Hwy. 12 & 7A including Wooden roosters, metal welcome signs & Christmas Gift Giving ideas CE EE EEE FOE EOE FE IS All Weather Protection ... Always! WEATHER SHIELD WINDOWS & DOORS "THERE'S MORE TO SEE IN A WEATHER SHIELD WINDOW" e WINDOWS » DOORS * AWNINGS * SUNROOMS e VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING PRODUCTS CLASSIC ALUMINUM 985-0075 From page 1 Durham's. Durham District School Board Chair Doug Ross said that the board constantly feels the pressure to solve such problems first, in effect breaking ground for other boards. "Nobody has a solution to these (labour) prob- lems," said Mr. Ross. "I resent it sometimes, that the government and other boards seem to look at us to solve these problems first and save them the trouble. If they are looking at us to pull some magic rabbit out of a hat, they will be disappointed this time." Mr. Ross said, however, that he is generally pleased with the EIC report. "I think it speaks well for our board that the EIC feels our administration of things is going well," he said. Report on Durham board favourable "I think it speaks very highly of something that we here already knew: that our administration staff is of the highest calibre." Under challenges faced by the board, the EIC indicated sharing more services with other boards and better communication of the role of trustees will be issues in Durham. In all, 11 areas of board progress -- including the board- wide survey of students for views on the sys- tem -- were listed as local initiatives of which other boards should take note. Mr. Ross said the report reflects the hard work staff and trustees put into running the board. "In my view it is our job' to make sure the stu- dents and the public get value for their money and the services they need," he said. "The report reflects that we are doing that and we will continue to try to better ourselves." L Jee Wer mmm] 0 LAY (61 UND AYO ° Areal] Rates e RRSP 5.60% 6.10% 6.30% 6.30% .....6.50% 2 YEAR castssic........... 5.00% 1.000 Mnmun AFTER 120 DAYS Rates subject to change without notice "Serving Scugog For Over 15 Years" 250 Queen Street, Port Perry o 985- 3832 (next to Soprers Drug Mart) i BLACKSTOCK COUNTRY HARDWARE THANK YOU: To all our Valued Customers: We would like to thank you for your patronage over the last thirteen years. Times are changing, and the decision to close was made after much deliberation. The friendships established will be remembered and treasured. Your loyalty to our business and the memory of the late Bob Smith have been appreciated. Sincerely The Smith Family The map on this page indicates your collection day. General Information: * 4 bag limit per week ( household waste only) No leaves, garden waste or branches maximum weight 50Ibs per bag ( a heavier gauge bag is preferred to reduce spills) » place waste to be collected on your mailbox side of the road/street by 7:00am on your particular day. (On boundary roads, place on Scugog Township side) e Large items (fridges, stoves, washers, dryers etc.) will be collected on the last Monday of each month (for pick-up of these items, please call Township one week in advance) PUBLIC NOTICE Commencing November 8, 1999 waste collection services will be extended to all residents within the Township of Scugog For further information TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG please call: Township of Scugog 905-985-7346 ht AY uy LAKE ' ed PRI CR / 7° N Al -~ Sad ' -. 3 : Sa T T rl ~ (Wendy Bourgeois) Contractor - BF (Browning Ferris Industries) 905-433-5075 Earl S. Cuddie, AM.C.T., CM.C. Administrator-Clerk Township of Scugog