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| | Students donate to hospital Students at Port Perry High School have pitched in to help achieve the new expansion at the Community Memorial Hospital. Eddie Raffin, vice president, and Suzanne Doupe, president of the Student's Council presented hospital officials a cheque for $500 last Wednesday, money the students had raised throughout the year from various activities. Seen here accepting the cheque from Suzanne is hospital administrator David Brown, and board chairman Jim Marlowe. Mr. Brown said that they were very pleased that the students wanted to help with the Scugog Township council will decide in the next couple of weeks exactly how to spend a $41,000 provincial grant from the Ontario Municipal Employment Program. The grant is to be applied to labour only on work on public buildings and facili- ties, which otherwise would not have been completed this year. Council decided Monday that $15,000 of the total will be used by the Scugog Museum, and director Jane Baird said this will include painting, repairs, renova- tions, and moving a new building to the museum site PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 15, 1982 -- 3 : Scugog gets $41,000 on Scugog Island. "We have plenty to do with this money," Mrs. Baird told council. Just how the remainder of the grant will be spent was not decided on Monday, but some of the suggestions offered by councillors in- cluded painting of commun- ity halls, the Latcham Centre in Port Perry, and even such things as grass cutting and weed trimming in old cemeteries maintained by the Township. Other municipalities in the area to receive grants include Uxbridge $33,000, Brock $24,000, and Pickering $107,000. Across Ontario, more than $35 million will be allocated to municipalities this year under the terms of the program, which is designed to help ease the unemploy- ment problems. FOR A RELAXING EVENING ... EMIEL'S PLACE New Lounge Now Open Daily!! A Ra Rhein, eae us y ; 24 i building project. Housing plan gets the nod From pagel would be similar in appear- ance to those which have been constructed on Mac- Donald Street, just east of Simcoe St. in Port Perry. Over the past few years, members of council have seen at least half a dozen development proposals for that particular piece of pro- perty: everything from sin- gle family homes to apart- ment blocks. The plan unveiled Monday seemed to be the most sat- isfactory one that council has seen, as councillors Crosier, Williams and Mal- colm all said it appears feasable and practical. To protest tax (From pagel miums for its employees: Administrator Earl Cuddie said Monday he has not worked out what the final impact on Scugog will be, but he did say the amount is considerable. And the school boards and Regional govern- ment are facing the same situation. Council agreed to bring its concerns to the local MPP on a requests from the Associa- tion of Municipalities of Ontario, which is now mount- ing a campaign against the tax on' municipal projects and purchases. Curtis Carter, president of the Association, says in a letter sent to all municipali- ties that 'the provincial budget indicates a complete lack of understanding for local initiatives towards fiscal accountability." The letter goes on to say the '"'government has forgot- ten that its own legislation prohibits local government from deficit financing." And it calls the application of sales taxes 'devastating on local government finances." Weekly Dining Guide | -| the award-winning artist An application for a sub- division plan will now be filed with Durham Region. Ward 2 councillor Robert Espey, who in recent weeks has expressed strong opin-. ions about the type of hous- ing Scugog should be attemp- ting to encourage, was ab- sent from the council Mon- day afternoon. ALS LEARN T0 DRAW 8 LESSONS FOR $49 Personal instruction by Leslie A. Parkes Limited enrolment. For inter- view call Port Gifts 985-2543 GGG) TT RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK! 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 Go Tops with Pops |3 DANCE] { Treat Dad to Something Speciall Thursday, Friday B Father's Day Smorgasbord & Saturday weekly! (Sunday, June 20th - 5) ® Music provided by Noon Brunch & Evening Dining) local disc jockey. ENC III ICI IT ICICI IL IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC ICICI ICICI III IIT IC I ICI IAC II IC IE IIE IC IIL IL IL OC I OT oe) Give the Gifts Dad and Grandpa are sure to enjoy. We have all the latest fashions to help them look their best for the summer ahead. FATHER'S DAY Sunday, June 20th ARROW SHIRTS ............. NT 322.00 BLUESTONE SHIRTS ......... ooo... '13.95 PYJAMAS ........... ..... 15.95 to *30.00 MEN'S BATHERS .........o0oooeon 10.95 MENS SHORTS... °8.50 - *10.95 - 21.95 SUMMER HATS . o.oo 9.95 SLIPPERS .............. ....%12.95- *14.95 JARMAN SHOES (leather soles). ......... 349.95 LEVI & GWG JEANS .................... 322.95 MENS SLACKS ............oovonn...... 329.95 We Also Have an Assortment of *Greb Work Boots for Dad* *Stanfield Underwear* A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY