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| Qs iat. asi iiiaic;sri; s § T R15 HERE'S WHAT a 985.2268 __ 985.2887 Mts 8: 4 Bis Fotis 2 d 3d peg oF 3 © ENE Don Harper has announced that he will be seeking the Ward 2 (Port Perry) seat In the municipal elec- tions. (see story) IF YOU HAVE NEVER CRUISED BEFORE 13"3:133) MISSING. Travel experts agree that cruising is your best vacation value . . . a carefree, first class holiday, that includes just about everything! * Convenient scheduled air fare from Canadian Fly Aweigh Cities. * Up to eight meals and snacks a day plus, free, 24 hour room service. * Dazzling entertainment, and the world's largest floating casinos. * Spacious cabins, sun decks, nightclubs, disco or relaxing lounges. * Fascinating tropical ports of call, duty free shopping, water sports, tennis and golf. 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DIANNE INE Bas POPULAR CRUISE LINE IN THE WORLD ™ THE MOST 246 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY Male al al a aa a seat New development can pay for recreation facilities Don Harper believes that Scu- gog Township can go ahead and build new recreation facilities without going into debt. The 37-year old Port Perry na- tive announced last week that he will be seeking the Ward 2 (Port Perry) seat on Township council in the Novmeber 14 municipal elections. There are at least four other candidates seeking the Ward 2 In an interview with the Star last week, Mr. Harper said money for such things as a second ice pad, recreation-banquet hall at the Scugog Arena can come from fu- ture development in the Town- ship. He said he is in favour of ex- panding the existing recreaticn fa- cilities such as the Arena and also .D-grading and improving park- land and baseball diamonds in all areas of the Township. And he fcels that future devel- opment should pay for it. He would favour a increase in the lot levy fee charged for each new lot generated in Scugog. The Town- ship now charges a fee of $1,000 for general purposes and $750 for parks and recreation. Mr. Harper believes that $750 park levy should be raised to $3,000 with all the money ear- marked specifically for recreation facilities. He said parks and recreation feces for new commercial and in- dustrial development could be cal- culated on the square footage of the project or the value of the building permit. "We badly need new recreation facilities in Scugog," he said. He described himself as "pro development" with certain con- trosl and limitations. He is not in favour of scat- tered subdivisions on vacant farm land on every concession road, but rather new homes built in the ur- ban areas and within the bounda- ries of the hamlets. Former MPP Newman passes away Oct. 12 A memorial funeral service was held Saturday afternoon at Mount Zion United Church, Bal- sam for former MPP and Cabinet Minister William (Bill) Newman. Mr. Newman died October 12 in Ajax Pickering Hospital at the age of 60, He had been ill with cancer for the past year. Mr. Newman was a Conserva- tive MPP in the ridings of Onta- High Energy Studio 159 CASIMIR ST., PORT PERRY daily AEROBIC & TONING CLASSES for all levels call: LOUISE CALVERT 1-705-357-3519 (after 4:00 PM) Professional, Qualified Instructors Babysitting available for all daytime classes. 5 PORT PERRY * Construction Equipment * Wallpaper Steamers * Moving Equipment * Texture Machines * Floor Sanders * Power Tools * Log Splitters rio South and Durham York for 16 years and during that time held two imporatn Cabinet positions as minister of agriculture and min- ister for the environment. He retired from politics prior to the provincial election in 1980. Mr. Newman, who lived and farmed at Balsam, began his polit- ical career at the age of 21 when he was elected to Pickering Town- ship council. He later was the youngest reeve ever elected in On- tario County. Following his retirement from provincial politics, Mr. Newman served as a Police Commissioner in Durham Region. He was an active sportsman and conservationist. Mr. Newman is survived by his wife, Molly, two daughters, Cathy and Carrie, a son Allan and three hildren. e¢ family has requested that memorial donations be sent to the Ajax-Pickering Hospital Building fund, the Mount Zion United Church or the St. Paul's Anglican Church-on-the-Hill, Dunbarton. * Ice Augers * Snow Blowers On an issue related to rccrea- tion facilities, Mr. Harper fccls Scugog necds to hire a full time parks and recreation director. To facilitate new development in and around Por: Perry, Mr. Harper said expansion of the sew- age lagoon system is an absolute necessity. Recognizing that this is a re- sponsibility of Durham Region, he said some of the moncy for up- grading the system could be raised ocally from development fees and levies. A life-long resident of Port Perry, Mr. Harper said he decided several months ago to take a run for the council seat. He has been active in the local mens slow pitch league which raised money for tile draining, new lights and fences for the Port Perry diamonds. He's a member of Warriner Lodge and is a vice president of the local Chamber of Commerce. For the past several ycars he has worked as a real estatc agent in Port Perry. He told the Star that he is taking a leave of ab- sence from the real estate busi- ness. On August 1, he became a working partner in Port Perry Car- pet and Tile, and will be finished with real estate by the end of this month, he said. This will be his first attempt at elected office. Candidate meeting Voters in Scugog Township will have a chance to meet and hear the candidates for Mayor and Regional council in the November 14 municipal election. The Port Perry Star will be hosting a candidates meeting on Wednesday, November 2 at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry. The meeting will start at 7:30 PM. The candidates for the top two positions on Scugog council will be given a chance to introduce themselves and their platforms. There will be a question and an- swer period to follow. UXBRIDGE * Rototillers * Lawn Mowers *Generators * Compressors * Carpet Steamers * Scaffolds * Heavy Equipment * Pumps * Dollies PARTY GOODS GAMES TABLES CHAIRS GLASSES & DISHES PORT PERRY 985-7771 HWY. 7A & WATER STREET Your Complete Scugog Rental Store