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4 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 4, 1984 letters People working together Dear Sir: Scugog Township is a good example of what a Township should be. No wonder people from miles around can hardly wait to return on weekends or for weeks at a time. It is so refreshing in this Township to find the citizens and business people so friendly, interested and helpful with the Scugog Beaut- ification Committee. I don't see many problems in the near future for the Scugog: Beautification Committee. We are just like any new born baby. It must crawl, walk then run. Our first and second years we shall be like the new born and thén we shall run full tilt from then on. On Friday June 15th the Honourable Keith Norton Q.C: praised the community spirit of this Township for pulling together to build the new Emergency and Out-Patients Extension of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. You see the same community spirit has applied with the Scugog Beautification Comm- ittee. So a tip of the hat to all The Handicapped Dear Sir: . As the PUSH Ontario representative for the handicapped of the south east region and the Vice Chairperson of the PUSH Provincial Council, I was very pleased to note the wheelchair accessibility symbol beside the Bap- tist Church announce- ment in the last issue of your paper. I would like to congra- tulate the Baptist con- gregation of Port Perry for their recognition of the rights and needs of handicapped people. Yours truly, Jay S. Madsen, Vice Chairperson, Provincial Council, PUSH Ontario. Petro Canada (From page 5) interest loans for expan- sion, to name a few areas where help would be made available. With either of the corporate minds of Mr. Turner or Mr. Mulroney leading our country 1 leave it to the readers' - imagination as to who would be favored in a confrontation between the corporate big guy and the little indepen- dent. The New Demo- cratic Party is the only alternative to the corp orate monolopistic growth of our large Canadian and foreign controlled. companies. The New Democratic. Party would support and encourage increas- ed production and employment through small enterprises rather than the Liberal or Conservative policy of subsidizing large enter- prise for the purpose of reducing competition and jobs through corp- orate take overs. Yours truly,- Roy Grierson, Candidate, New Democratic Party, Durham - Northumberland. @ll:1dle NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The L iquor Licence ~N Board ot Ontario will be held at the MICHAEL STARR BUILDING 33 KING STREET WEST ROOMS MH & | GROUND FLOOR OSHAWA ONTARIO on WEDNESDAY JULY 25th 1984 at the hour of 10 00 oclock in the forenoon at which time the Board will hear an application naccordance with The Liquor Licence Act. and Regulations thereunder The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated and th2apphication will be entertained at the atorementioned lo ation and time Application For Additional Seating Capacity Windcrest Farms Restaurant Highway #7 & #12, Scugog Township i Manchester, Port Perry Additional Dining Lounge Facilities Licencee: Windcrest Farms Limited AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing. or in person at the time and place of the hearing (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the apphcant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario M5F 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT HAL B4580 who have helped in any way shape or form. Roy Walker Smith, Port Perry, Ontario. P.S. If you would like to have the Geranium plant declared the Off- icial flower of the Mun- icipality, please write to Roy Walker Smith, Box No.1223, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB INO. Let's keep up the good work Dear Sir: We know that oaks grow from little acorns, but who would expect bits of paper to grow into life saving equip- ment in our local Hosp- ital. That has been happening and will keep happening with your continued support. Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary of Port Perry wish to thank Jim Grieve, Man- ager of 1.G.A. and his partner, for their partic- ipation in the cash register tape donation program. 1.G.A.'s con- tribution, which is now Perry. yA Dogs wanted for Mutt Show Calling all dogs! Calling all dogs! The annual Western Days Mutt Show takes place this Saturday July 14, 1:00 p.m. in front of the Royal Bank - Port Prizes will be awarded to the first, second and third places winners in the following catagories: 1. the largest dog; 2. the smallest dog; 3. the longest tail; 4. curliest hair; 5. saddest eyes; 6. best trick; 7. friendliest dog; 8. longest ears. The first place winners of the above classes will enter into the Best-In Show competition with a trophy being presen- ted to both the winner and runner-up. M.C. for this popular event will be Doreen Kendall, who has had many years of experience at this event. Registration begins at 12:45 p.m., so get your mutts groomed and enter them in the Western Days Mutt Show. RESTAUR TAVERN ANT i: ZZ Family style dining for You enjoyment -- FULLY LICENSED -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LARGE MENU SELECTION a ol NE IN PRIVACY \N Located in the PORT PERRY PLAZA Hwy. 7A, Port Perry 985-8686 terminated, amounted to $2,285,00. Thanks Jim and all of you who saved 1.G.A. tapes. Please continue to save Red and White and Zehrs tapes. Over $2300.00 has been con- tributed by Red and White to date and man- ager Ken Dowson states that he intends to con- tinue with the program. Zehrs Stores have also agreed to maintain their assistance for the time being. Your continued patronage of these local stores who are helping us to help you, is the best way of showing yours and our apprec- iation. The funds collected are being used to pro- vide the Hospital with equipment that will con- tribute to the comfort and well being of patients, possibly a friend, relative, neigh- bour or even yourself. Thank you, Barb Boagey, Hospital Auxiliary. S0th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Warriner celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 23, with a party at the Port Perry Curling Club attended by family and friends. Now living in Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Warriner were long time residents of Port Perry. 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