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oo " TE are ey PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 28, 1992 - 3 "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" JULIA DEMPSEY! PORT PERRY STAR Cartwright High School held its annual At Home dance Satur- day evening. J. J. Lee (centre) was crowned Heart Queen. Jill Van Camp (right) was named 1st Princess and Jennifer Byers was named 2nd Princess. Flag competition If the Blackstock Lions Club has it their way, the Township of Scugog will be rallying around the flag. The Blacketock Lions Club and the township's Canada 125 Committee are organizing a special flag flying contest that will pit ward against ward in the contest. All members of the communi- ty are eligible for the contest. Participants displaying a flag can register by phoning a num- ber where the address and ward number will be entered. The entrants will be accumu- lated by members of the Lions Club and tallied after June 28 and the winner will be an- nounced ondJuly 1. The winners will be deter- mined on a percentage basis per Who will sell stamps in Blackstock? By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star A decision concerning the Blackstock Post Office will be made shortly, a Canada Post of- ficial says. Canada Post announced last month that it would be closing the Blackstock Post Office and moving the retail aspects of the service to an existing local busi- ness. Doug Vaughan, manager of Canada Post's retail network, York division, says the final de- cision concerning the location would be made in less than a month. Canada Post is currently evaluating the applicants for the retail contract. Although Mr. Vaughan could not reveal specifics, he says there have been "three to four locations" which have expressed an inter- estin the contract. Mr. Vaughan says they have been "very satisfied with all the applicants," describing them as all "very solid businesses." He said that although Cana- da Post had established a crite- ria for the outlet, all the appli- cants have exceeded the requirements. He said final as- sessment of the businesses is being conducted including a credit check. The criteria includes; accessi- planned ward. All entrants will be eligi- ble for prizes which will be drawn at the Central Seven bar- becue and fireworks display on July 1. The prizes are donated by the local merchants and additional donations would be appreciat- ed. To enter your name in the competition call 986-5335, 986- 5599, 986-5192 or 986-5996. Spring Breakaway IN dy ies i I Groves r ry sa MOA 7 a iE dl ANNOU NCING SPRING MADNESS PROMO 1 L /2 PRICE INSTALLATION (Offer good through May 31st) Call Now For All The Details 1-800-661-6286 mA ----T---- A ---- ah, om \ Lo TM GIAO we Dou: J} JVisiBle. Feace, iy i Xs Ot Hnve oR T.'© ~~-- J ad age EVER (eT oul" y. | Hrwe bility, hours of service and ade- quate parking. Mr. Vaughan says although the decision to close the post of- fice has been met with some amount of resistance, he be- lieves once it is firmly estab- lished the residents will see the benefits. "It's going to work," he told the Port Perry Star. Mr. Vau- ghan pointed to the extended hours as a major attraction of the new business. "Given a chance, you're going to find it is a good system," he told a group of about 100 resi- dents at a recent public meet- ing. The decision to close the post office was met with some resis- tance from the residents at the meeting, who didn't understand why the office was being closed. Despite not being able to choose the fate of the post office, the residents of Blackstock will at least be given the opportuni- ty to choose the mode of deliv- ery. A survey will be mailed this Open For Your Convenience Monday - Wednesday Thursday & Friday Saturday 145 Queen St., Port Perry is pleased to announce SPECIAL SENIOR'S SERVICE We know our customers aged 60 and over have special needs, so we offer a variety of products and services to meet these needs. Come enjoy a coffec and meet our "Customer Service Specialists" and find out about our special: e Advantage Plan 60™ package 14 & e Seniors Banking Service nd many more! SENIORS DAY IS THE 1ST WEDNESDAY EVERY MONTH Starts May 6, 1992 9:30 - 4:00 | WP | 9:30 - 6:00 9:00 - 1:30 Announcement by June week giving them the choice of either community mailboxes, a central box location or group mailboxes. Many of the residents ex- pressed the desire to continue the 24-hour pick up currently of- fered. According to Mr. Vau- ghan, approximately 170 house- holds receive this mail option. Mr. Vaughan said Canada Post was "shooting towards 24- hour collection." The post office is scheduled to close in mid-June. Brake stolen from residence A machine used for installing aluminum siding was taken from a Scugog Point residence. According to Durham Region- al Police, the aluminum brake, used for bending and shaping aluminum siding, was taken from a residence on Prosser Av- enue overnight on April 21. The value of the item is ap- proximately $2,000. Get ws working for you! hid ra ----" qin AP og VAI rn] 4 iis pi r Celebrate Our 1st Seniors Day Wednesday $25.00 CIBC BONUS COUPON ON TERM DEPOSITS OR CIBC GUARANTEED- INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES* $8 en you invest in a CIBC Guaranteed- Investment Certificate or CIBC Term Deposit SAAN 'Gg a of a minimum of $5,000 or more for a minimum of two ~~ © ui I ~ i. SE years we will automatically deposit $25.00 into your CIBC account. Invisible Fencing of South East Ontario General Delivery Kendal, Ontario LOA 1E0 Not Valid With Other Promotions or Discounts Offer expires July 31, 1992. Applicable to our Port Perry branch only. Limit one CIBC Term Deposit 1 or CIBC Guaranteed-Investment Certificate bonus coupon per customer. If the CIBC Term Deposit is redeemed before maturity, the $25.00 CIBC bonus will be deducted from the CIBC Term Deposit I proceeds. "Issued by CIBC Mortgage Corporation and unconditionally guranteed by CIBC. ius wesw el KK LL KK J NCING INVISIBLE