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Students like Amanda Robinson reaffirm teacher Reg Philip's faith in the future of Cana- da. Amanda's class is currently studying Canada at the Crossroads. After watching a short animated film entitled "The Empress Has Tea", Mr. Philip asked each student to create his or her own cartoon character and do a comic strip of a trip across Canada. Amanda's fin- ished product, starring character Max Maple, was "the finest piece of work | have seen from any student during my teaching career," Mr. Philip said, adding Amanda captured the distinctive qualities of each province. Mr. Philip hopes to laminate and mount the project in the school for everyone to see. "With people like Amanda, this country has a future. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG requires a RECREATION (20) FACILITY ADVISOR A short-term (12 week) contract position is available to conduct an analysis of the organizational effectiveness of Scugog Arena #1 operations and to make recommendations on new program opportunities and promotion. Qualifications: Degree or diploma in Recreation Leadership or Facility Management. Experience in recreational programming. Proven analytical skills and the ability to prepare reports. Please submit resume by February 26, 1992 to: Earl S. Cuddie Administrator/Clerk Township of Scugog P.O. Box 780, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7 WD y se SIN aa Ny, WN ti mn & un |v i Ire f (11 TLL ji i [HHT TH Cold weather's here and Cracked Windshields run easily when your car heater is on. Our technicians use an incredible new process to repair windshield stone chips. And your insurance company will waive your deductible or stone repairs to keep Insurance costs down. Thermometer is rising for Y The Port Perry YMCA is halfway through its Community Fund Cam- paign and the 'Y" thermometer is rising thanks to everyone who has made donations so far. Its goal of $500 in the month of Feb. is getting closer to achieve- ment with each donation received! All gifts go towards helping others less fortunate attend YMCA pro- grams in Durham. To those families who have already given a donation, we ex- press our thanks for your generosi- ty and support. To the rest of our families and to the community at large, we hope you will consider helping us attain our goal by Feb. 29. All donations are greatly ap- preciated and on behalf of those you are helping, thank you! We invite everyone to drop in to the YMCA building on Queen Street and watch our thermometer rise! your windshield and Address: 985-8507 Port Perry (SYISTSE~40 10 BC Whitby HITBY AUTO GLASS specialists lid. f---------------- 139 Water Street & 6 High Street, Port Perry ---- ll ORT PERRY auto glass & trim ud, be eligible to WIN" a FREE MEI CELLULAR PHONE (retail value $650) *One winner to be drawn April 15th/92 in € celebration of our 11th anniversary. Fill n the ballot with this ¢oupon and deposit in any of our three locations. RBIS FF 411 Dundas Street, E. Whitby 8: a Test your knowledge of famous Canadian inventors and inventions which have aided world progress. 1. What Canadian invented the radio? 2. What Canadian made the world's first commercial motion picture in 1903? 3. Kerosene was invented by this Canadian in 1846, which opened the way for the oil refinery industry in North America. 4. What Canadian laid the world's first submarine telegraph cable, between P.E.I. and New Brunswick? CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 attend, and $15 for each committee meeting. A dance marathon was held at Port Perry High School to raise money for support of the school's overseas child, 11-year-old So-Ling Chen in Hong Kong. Sergeant Jack Scott, OPP retired after completing 33 years service in law enforcement. The card party held at R. H. Cornish School was a tremendous success with 25 tables set up for euchre and five bridge tables. Ninety prizes were given out during the evening of entertainment. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, February 17, 1982 Scugog Township is finally going to get an official coat of arms thanks to the Scouts of Cartwright who took on the project held to mark their 76th anniversary. Council gave its approval to a design which features an eagle to recognize the native Indians of this area; stalks of corn for agriculture, and a muskie and a steamship which refer to the lake. Sandra Little was crowned Cartwright High School's Heart Queen. Princesses were Pat Reedor and Melanie Willisas. A early morning fire in a garage appartment on Highway 47 claimed the lives of four men. Fire officials believe a flammable liquid which was poured on a sood stove to kindle the flames, triggered an explosion and subsequent fire. Killed in the blaze were tenant John Pollard, 43, Mike Robinson, 19, John Robinson, 21, and Roy Crawford, 17. Surviving the fire were Jim Pollard, 21, Brad Hocley, 20, and David Millar, 17. Wendy Bracken, who graduated from Port Perry High School last year with an average of 92.5 per cent, won a $100 Carter Scholarship for outstanding academic achievement. Miss Bracken is in her first year of pre-med studies at Queen's University in Kingston. - Helping to house Canadians HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? If you arc a low-income homeowner, you may be eligible for up to $5,000. (which may not have to be repaid) to assist you in repairing your home or make it accessible to a disabled person. Funds arc made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION. We arc now processing applications for the 1992 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home please contact our office to apply for the RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP). COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES 1-416-404-0020