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ee oo RS or i i i a i as a "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 25, 1992-5 | monthly meeting 8 p.m. at the COM MUNITY CALENDAR Community Calendar runs each week in the Port Perry Star and Star Marketplace providing space for local non-profit organizations to receive coverage for their important approaching events. Listings in Community Calendar are absolutely Free to any non- -profit group. Copy must be submitted in writing before noon on Friday prior to publication, to be included in the next edition of the Port Perry Star and Star Marketplace. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Brooklin Horticultural Society Port Perry Figure Skating Registration 6-8 p.m. Scugog Memorial Arena Board Room. Skate exchange. Info. 985-3031. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 United Empire Loyalists' Assoc. of Canada, Upper Canada Branch Brooklin United Church. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 Port Perry Fiddle Club dance and jam session every fourth Wednesday - 7 p.m. at the Islander Banquet Hall, Scugog Island. All will host a Thanksgiving country welcome - $2. 985-7557; 985-9807 supper at Scugog Shores Muscum WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 - $10 . Info. and tickets call CANCELLATION - Seniors meeting Donald Douglas Fox 576-3175. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Millarlights Audtions, 9-18 yrs. old, Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. Info. and appointment 985-8845 after 6 p.m. or days 985-8425. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Operation Scugog children's winter clothing and accessories sale - 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Masonic Hall. Sunderland Town Hall Preservation and Restoration Committee, Blue Rodeo performing at the Sunderland Memorial Arena in Sunderland - $15/person. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 Beef barbecue, Blackstock United Church, 4 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Oshawa Chapter One Parent due to Latcham Centre SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 . renovations. Downtown B.I.A. yard sale. Info. ; FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 985-2379. oo" ! Families Association meeting - 8 Don't Sor : to send us p.m. at Simcoe Hall Settlement Jo aim dog House, 387 Simcoe St. St., Oshawa. Info: 436-5089. Community Calendar. By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star A big battle is brewing over the name of a little street in Cae- sarea. The Township of Scugog's de- cision to change the name of Caesar Lane in Caesarea to Wa- shago Bay Lane has drawn the ire of a long-time resident of the area. In aJuly 24 letter to the town- ship, Allan Edwards, a full-time resident of Caesar Lane, pre- sented his opposition to the change. Mr. Edwards feels the change 18 an unnecessary expense which neither the township nor < 0 : millar ights AUDITIONS A CHILDREN'S THEATRE GROUP (ages 9yrs. - 18yrs.) will be holding auditions on Saturday, September 19th, 1992 at Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. For further information & appointment time please call 985-8845 after 6pm or during the day at 985-8425. to pay at this time. oNY DAY oN 4 MADNESS SALE Starts at NOON on Thursday, August 27 Stoves, Wood, ram. FNS gf y=) Pr Gas, Lp Chimneys, (al Cer I rN Corn, 7 Pellets SAVE AT LEAST 10% OFF EVERYTHING! Drop in & Preview prior to the SALE! Vermont Castings, Elmira, Heritage, Lakewood 900 Hopkins St. at Burns J WHITBY Ny (416) 668-3192 Frenlare Plus' STOLL [1] ie ema pas .PIZZA & SUBS 80 Water Street, Port Perry 985- 8448 HOPKINS BT THICK SON FREE Y .) peLivery | MEDIUM DELUXE" | wumiedary | 12 Slice Pizza with pepperoni, k ushrooms, 0 | @ 99 | acon, onions and red peppers (A "Yellow Pages" ™ fer om " a peppers, plus tax the local residents should have "We feel that in these years of restraints, the mayor and coun- cil should not spend taxpayers' money unnecessarily on this change," he states in the letter. According to township admin- istrator Earl Cuddie, council re- ceived a formal request from the Washago Bay Community Club to change the name to Washago Bay Lane. He said the 22 names on the petition represented enough of an interest for the change to be considered. But Mr. Edwards feels that as a full-time resident of the com- munity he should have been consulted on the matter. Mr. Edwards is also con- cerned the new name may enter into litigation in a dispute of a common right of way currently ensuingin the community. "We are fearful that this may enter into litigation and we do not want the new name, Washa- go Bay Lane, associated with ourrightofway," he states. Despite the opposition the Washago Bay Community Club wants the name changed to rep- resent the historical signifi- cance of the area. According to Myrna Vosylius, secretary of the club, Washago 1s named after Pete Washago, a native Indian who settled in the area in the 1920s. Ms. Vosylius xs A garden party was held Sunday afternoon to help Bill and Birdie Bonnell celebrate thelr 65th wedding anniversary. The Prince Albert couple have lived in the community for about 50 years. The couple marks their anniversary on Thursday, Aug. 27. Opposition mounting over plans to rename street in Caesarea says there is still evidence of his residence in the area. In order to perpetuate the name o. the early settler, the residents forwarded a petition signed by 22 people requesting the name change. This name change was grant- ed at a recent council meeting, but subsequent opposition has forced a publichearing. Mr. Cuddie says the matter will be discussed on September 28. | du Jim & Jean Rankin wish to announce the marriage of their son, Daniel James Rankin to Catherine Melinda Jean Clinton, daughter of Dave & Bonnie Holmes of Peterborough. 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