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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 16 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" October 20 is Muffin Sunday at local church We should be thankful 3656 days of the year. Are we? Last Tuesday at our U.C.W. meeting Mrs. Crozier was present and we had a tiny birthday party in honour of her 93rd special day. Then Shirley Baster gave a talk about "Communication" which was interesting and in- formative. On Wed. evening, a group of Bethesda W.I. friends met at the home of Corrine Croxall to have a visit with Mable Carter a former member, now living in Western Canada, but was back in our area visiting friends & relatives. The weather did not cooperate very well on Friday, but the Epsom-Utica U.C.W. held a very successful Yard and Bake Sale at the home of Irene Fielding. Our sincere thanks to Irene and all others who gave of their time and talent. Remember the Uxbridge Seniors' Bazaar and Bake Sale Oct. 19 at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be served and of course we are hoping you have lots of tickets for the lucky draw. On October 18, you must have entered the Champion Pie Contest sponsored by Ux- MAKE MAYOR MALCOLM Epsom News by J Tr bridge Community Care. Then Oct. 26 is the big "Pie- in-the Sky" party at Uxbridge Legion Hall. There will be lunch, (including pie) with a programme of fiddling and dancing. There is a beautiful quilt for some lucky person. Have you got your ticket? The announcement of the winner of the "Perfect Pie Con- test", then a sale of all pies do- nated will take place. October 23, the Bethesda Reach W.I. will meet at the home of Jean Smith. The topic is Canadian industries. The motto is, "Charity begins at home". The Roll Call: Shop at home! How do you? October 25 at Ep- som Church our Social Club will meet for fun and fame and visiting. Everyone welcome. Ladies provide lunch. In charge will be Betty & Mary- dale Tapscott, Elizabeth Tay- lor and their husbands. Come authonzed by the CFO for the Glenn Malcolm campaign. Glenn Malcolm is ® APPROACHABLE by electorate ® AGREEABLE to progressive policies ® AMBITIOUS to plan the future @® ADAPTABLE to the fiscal realities of the 90's. FOR LEADERSHIP with a DIFFERENCE! (Classic Aluminum Ld. Replacement windows by DM. 3 Wel Why to consider OUR Product: i} # Many styles & colours | 4 Maintenance free A 4 40 year warranty on PVC 4 Easy operation 4 Easy cleaning 4 Expert installations Our workmanship is only the Best. Call 986-5758 for Free Estimate or References) and enjoy. Celebrating Thanksgiving, also Virginia's 6th birthday, Doug and Beth Wilson enter- tained the Evans' family and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Wilson with dinner on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were guests of their daughter Carol and her husband Dennis Irwin for dinner on Sunday. Faye and Keith Ashton and family, Ruth Ashton, Don and Stella Asling were dinner guests on Monday with Clay and Julia Dempsey of Port Perry. Paul and Shirley Baster had Aunt Lila Faulkner, Mum and Dad Baster also Cathy and friend David as guests for din- ner Sunday evening. Thanksgiving supper guests at the Norm Tapscott home are Ann and Ed Watson, Ux- bridge and Margaret Gerard of Toronto. Mrs. Helen Litting (nee Claughton) of Victoria B.C. spent a pleasant week holiday- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Brawn. Other guests with the Brawn's during her visit were YVONNE CHRISTIE REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Approachable Knowledgeable Gutsy Fiscally responsible Experienced TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Yvonne Christie x, 000000 OGOGOGOGIOGOOS authorized by the CFO for the Yworme Ctistie campaign Mrs. Cora Gunyou, Mrs. Jean (Mitchel) Bain of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Balfe of Stouffville. Mrs. Gerrie Fialka of Oshawa entertained Helen and Jennie to tea and shop- ping on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Utting and Mr. & Mrs. Brawn called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cottyn of Utica one af- ternoon, another afternoon in- Fudd a visit with Hilda Bai- ey. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the Parrott home in Myrtle with friends and for- mer neighbours. A delicious lunch was enjoyed by all. An enjoyable afternoon was spent on a visit to Mrs. Roy Moon in Oshawa. Mrs. Moon is 106 years old. She is a for- mer friend and neighbour of the late Mrs. Claughton. Sunday School Pizza Party on Oct. 25 from 5 - 7 at Epsom Church. Sunday School stu- dents, and parents - bring your favourite topping and we will make our own pizza. Oct. 20 is Muffin Sunday, so join us after church for re- freshment and visiting. A little more information for W.I. members - Oct. 23 at 7:45, we will meet at Kits and Kaboodles on Brock St. W. (former Baptist Church) be- fore going to the home of Jean Smith for our meeting. Port Perry Country Style Donuts store is the leader in sales and services The Country Style Donuts shop on the corner of Simcoe Street and Highway 7A has be- come the leader.in sales and service across Canada, an- nounced the owner of the Port Perry store, Ken Carruthers. The Scarborough store on the corner of Progress Avenue and Highway 401 had previ- ously held a 10-year monopoly on the top spot. According to Mr. Carruthers, the Port Perry branch is aver- aging about 45,000 customers each month, which translates into 55,000 to 60,000 cups of coffee a month and in excess of $1 million in sales per year. He credits the store's success to several ideal conditions. It is in an "outstanding loca- aby [Hip tion, right at the crossroads -- anyone who goes through Port has to go by this store," he ex- plained. He also said the competition in Port Perry isn't as intense as . in some other Country Style lo- cations. "Plus, we've got great staff, loyal customers, and the best a within 50 miles," he add- ed. Last November, the Port Perry store was named number one across Canada in terms of overall performance and quali- ty, Mr. Carruthers said. He is currently negotiating for a location in the Manches- ter area for another Country Style Donuts store, to open at the beginning of March. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG NOTICE OF q (Joutesine ur PUBLIC NOTICE CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 17(2) AND SECTION 34(12) OF THE PLANNING ACT,1983 TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog will hold a Public Meeting on Monday the 21st day of October, 1991 at 5:30 p.m., at the Township Municipal Offices, 181 Perry Street, Port Perry, Ontario to consider proposed Amendments to the Official Plan of the Township of Scugog and to Zoning By-law No. 75-80, the Comprehensive Zoning By-law. These municipal initiated Amendments are necessary in order to implement the Municipal Housing Statement for the Township of Scugog in accordance with the " Land Use Planning for Housing" Policy Statement which was issued by the Provincial government on July 13,1989. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments is available for inspection in the Clerk's Department, 208 North Street, Port Perry, Ontario. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan and/or Zoning By-law Amendment(s). If you are unable to attend the meeting, written submissions will be received up to the time of the meeting. Written submissions should include a request for further notification, if so desired. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG THIS 17TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1991. Mr. E.S. Cuddie, AM.C.T, C.M.C. Clerk - Administrator Corporation of the Township of Scugog 181 Perry Street P.O. Box 780 Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7 (416) 985-7346