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/ 7, Scugog Citi: --Ty , April 9, 1996-- 15 - Legion roars to sounds.of Kub Kar Races The Legion Branch 419 Port Perry is again silent after the roar of powerful engine noise made by young 'and young at heart voices. Yes, the Kub Kar Races are over for another year. in Pine Ridge District. From Monday to Saturday the Cubs from Uxbridge, Seagrave, Sunderland, Cartwright, Scugog Island, Manchester and Port Perry have raced their cars for speed and had their cars judged for best design, best boy only design and best paint as well as other trophies. The winners of boy only design were Patrick Brartdon of Uxbridge "B" who placed 1st, Jason Wanamaker of 2nd Scugog The Tangled Garden, the fabric art of Bill Fitches opens with a reception for the public to meet the artjst Saturday, April 13 from "1 to 4, pm. Show continues till May 3 at Scugog Memorial Library, 231 Water Street. Pill is the head of the Art Department at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. When not teaching, Bill ' can be found near his sewing machine or in his garden. Bill's interest in fabric began when he was eight years old. He would go through the rag box to find pieces for doll clothes or whatever craft project he >- Call today for more information at 905-721-3003. TRENT UNIVERSITY ® Bachelor of Arts from Trent University placed 2nd, and Tyler. Oldham of Uxbridge "B" placed 3rd. Fastest car honors went to Sandy Farquharson of 1st Poft Perry, Cameron Bird of 1st Port Perry placed 2nd and Andrew Tomjilson of 1st Scugog placed 3rd. Best Design winners were Scott Siddall of Uxbridge "B" who placed 1st, Tyler Dasti of Seagrave placed 2nd and Kevin Fumerton . of Uxbridge "B" placed 3rd. Colin Burnett of Cartwright "B" won the trophy for most, original car and the most unique plaque went to Crosby Hartung of 1st Scugog. Best Boys Paint went. to Greg Jess of Uxbridge "B" Fabric artist at was involved with. When he was working on 'a "Zorro" ey costume for himself, he ran out of black fabric and had to "borrow" a pair of his dad's drdss pants to complete the cape Nothfng much as changed in the last forty- three years.The rag box "now consists of numerous baskets and shelves of, fabrics, both dorfted and purchased. The clothing is fabricated for real people in the form of wedding dresses, countless appliqued jackets, evening wear and seasonal and thematic sweatshirts. There are still craft projects, dried and fresh You Mnvited oo Durham University Centre Information Sessions, New full-time, day-time university degree programs starting Fall 1996 at Durham College. ; ' ® Bachelor of Administrative Studies from York University ® Bachelor of Science from Trent University Information Session Monday, April 15 _ 7 p.m. Room I-110 Durham College, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Stan your university . , right here in po Dur Region! Educating You for the Real World. and Best Paint trophy which is a new trophy this ear went to Jeremy alton of Cartwright "B". Winner of Best all Round trophy was Greg Greenough. On Saturday evening the parents, leaders and Scouts got together for an evening of fun competition with their 18 wheeler trucks. It was a tough competition with 32 trucks racing with fine crafted 'bodies and loaded with hope. Parent and Scouts sat on the edge of their - seats wondering who would be victorious. After several close races Bob Sinclair of Port Perry took 1st, Don Farquharson of Port Perry took 2nd and Library flower arrangements, twig furniture, crochet and knitting, stencilling, mural, painting and much more. The costumes he and bis wife Betty designed and - constructed for "Camelot" rhnd "A Man For All Seasons" at the Oshawa Little Theatre and Arts Balls more recently have led to the making of robes and hangings for.various churches. In this | show, Tangled rden", explores the seasons of the garden, the natural world and the links to literature 'and mythology found in the language of Plants a and flowers. "The / THE DURHAM ADVANTAGE Co A UNIVERSITE 8 YO N ) Joesph Farquharson of Port Perry took 3rd. The Commissioner's Trophy for design was awarded to Jeff' Morden of Port Perry, Java Bolan of Cannington and Don Farquharson of 1st, Port Perry tied for 2nd and Ray Rankin of 1st Port Perry was 3rd. Don Farquharson, Doug - White and Chuck Mercier were the official Flagmen and had to work hard to getathe voices of roaring engines to add that special enthusiasm that all races need. Wil Corneal was the official race co-ordinator for both the 18 wheeler and for, the finals on Sunday. This was the 8th year that the Legion has let Port Perry host the District Kub Kar Races. Thomas Greenough presented the sLegion with a plaque thanking them for the use of their hall. : Ruth = Grant, Jim Flemming, Ray Rankin of the'Legion and Al Jordan, were the design judges all week. for the ten different packs, the 18 wheelers and the District Finals. Our warmest thanks to the judges, Branch 419, , our group 'committée and to our Commissioner. = Diane Blaylock. Most of all thanks to the youth for sharing their imagination =! Distriet | and enthusiasm with their leaders. Sandy Farquharson, Andrew Adams, Simon Renison, Marshall Irwin, Adam Bachelor, Darryl Hutsel], Donald Bark, Kyle Pett -and\Nathaniel Knopp from Po competing in the Regional Competition in Pickering on' April 28th. Bill" Approximately 150 Cubs patticipated in the, Piferidge District Kub Kar Rally . recently with the finals being held at the Port Legion March 31. Winners of the varlous categories were (front row from left) Jeremy Walton of 1st Cartwright Pack B (Best Paint by Boy and Parent), Scott Siddall of Uxbridge B (Best Design by Boy and Parent) and Greg Greenough of 1st Port Perry A (Best All Round). Back row from left, Sandy Farquharson.of-1st Port Perry B (Speed), Colin Brunet of 1st Cartwright B (Most Original), Crosby Hartung of 1st Scugog (Most Unique) and Greg Jess of Uxbridge B"(Best Paint - Boy Only). - i construction of the followthg projects "PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, . THE MUNICIPAL ACT ; | TAKE. NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Muniéipalty of Outham may pass by-laws auttarkng i) . the installation of lights at Elizabeth St ROAD NO. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTION/LOCATION 1 Main Street gndge Reconstruction . : from Brock St A Reach St , R-) 8th Conc. Clarington Upgrading to acceptable standards. 4 Taunton Road "Whitby Widening to 4 and 5 lane urban from McKinney Dr to standard. west of Anderson St . 4 5 Central SU Pickering Ri including a culvert from Claremont By-Pass to replacement east of Barclay St. the west limit of Claremont 14 Liberty Street / Glarington Intersection improvements King Street i Intersection Ls 58 Adelaide Avenue Oshawa Renabiltation \ i from Park Rg. to oa : Stevenson Rd., ¢ Hwy. 2 Highway 2 Clarington Reconstuction to urban standards from west of Waverly Rd including the removal of superelevation to east of Green Rd Hwy 2 Highway 2 « Ajax Road and intersection improvements 2. from Westney Rd. to including repair to Duffin Creek Bridge and Notion Rd WEINER VERERTS Intersection improvements including leh Department, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontano, Telephone (905) 668-7721 or 1-800-372-1103 14 Liberty Street / Clarington Concession St. tum lanes and the installation of traffic | Intersection signals 2328 Lakeridge Road / including left Rosslagg Road tum lanes on Lakeridge Rd and the Intersection Installation of traffic signals Plans showing the details of the projects and the lands . [Wotks Committee, being delegated by affected may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works Regional Council as the hearing body shall hear in person of by his of her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person T PREYEDEL, P ENG, * DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION Dated at Whitby this; 18th day of March, 1996 affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before Apri 13th, 1996, to the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on 16th _1996 V.A SILGALIS. PENG. ER OF WORKS Perry will be ¥