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-------------- Ee ------------------------ = ---------------- ee -------- ee -- a -- 16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 9, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" U.C.W. . Outside sports on the lake and hills will soon come to an end as spring and milder weath- er approaches. However, inside groups are getting busy with their spring plans. So you are going to have to mark your cal- endars. You have heard that the mu- seum buildings are showing their age and require plans, work and money to keep up with summer plans. According- ly, Paul Arculus and Kim Harp- er met with the "Head" U.C.W. for the March meeting at the home of Pat McGhee. The first project for the "Head Memorial" Church will be a new roof cost- ing about $7,000, then a new foundation with other repairs costing about $30,000. If we were 133 years old we would re- quire costly repairs too. If you would like to help, perhaps you'd like to donate money for a few shingles at least. These buildings are very dear in early Harry Hu ffman We are pleased to announce the appointment of Harry Huffman as General Manager TRENT CHEV OLDS CADILLAC (1979) LTD. Mr. Huffman brings to Trent over 20 years of GM automotive experience in all areas of sales, leasing and service. A former resident of Port Perry, Mr. Huffman is looking forward to returning to the area, and welcomes all customers and friends to Trent Chev Olds. TRENT oe Geo - Chev Olds Cadillac Hwy. 35 South, Lindsay 324-3533 D) Durham Region PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF: THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by- laws authorizing construction of the following projects: Road No. Road Name Municipality Location 2 : Scugog MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS 5 Reg.Rd.5 Pickering 1 Brock Rd. 23 Lakeridge Rd. Resurfacing Pickering Picker Simcoe St. from VanEdward Dr. to Lome St. Port Perry. Widening to 4-lane standard. Taunton Rd. from Brock Rd. easterly to west of Church St. New construction to 4-lane rural standard, indudes CPR overpass bridge. Liverpool Rd. from Glennana Rd. to Finch Ave. Urban reconstruction. Townline Rd. from Reg. Rd. 58 (Adelaide Ave) to Reg. Rd. 4 (Taunton Rd.) Upgrading to suitable standards. Culvert replacement Reg. Rd. 5. Claremont. Level crossing with CPR Level crossing with CPR Various Locations Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. Works Commitee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body, shall hear in person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his or her land will be prejudidally affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before April 2, 1993, to the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on April 6, 1993. DATED at Whitby this 3rd day of March, 1993. T. Prevedel, P., ENG Director of Transportation memories to the "Head" people at least where the history has spread. So this will be an ongo- ing project through spring and summer. Phone the museum if you have money or ideas. The second pot luck supper with entertainment brought pleasure to 70 or 80 people again on Friday night. The "Head" U.C.W. is prepar- ing a ham and scalloped potato supper at the Island Hall for Wednesday, March 31. If you would like to attend please call Bonnie Gerrow to reserve tick- ets at the usual price of $9 for adults and $4 for children 12 years to school age. Of course the "Head" U.C.W. members are planning the An- nual Craft and Country Cook- ing Day for Saturday, Apri 17 when you will see lovely crafts shown by anyone or even pur- chased from the U.C.W. Plants should be available. New crafts will likely be demonstrated and homemade goodies will be avail- able. But of course you will first visit the church to enjoy a fine luncheon served by the "Grace" U.C.W. The "Grace" U.C.W. is plan- ning to sell Easter eggs. Please phone your order for $2.50 to Doris Sims or Karen Davis. >? = 4 i On ve Siding Products Limited WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOWS REDUCE DRAFTS and INCREASE WARMTH ALCAN 8H SERIES WINDOWS for the ONTARIO HYDRO TE" ("on selected products for qualifying home owner with electric heat) Sales & Installation DOORS » WINDOWS e TROUGH * ADDITIONS * SOLARIUMS LINDSAY (705) 328-1402 (705) 878-2023 PORT PERRY (416) 985-3333 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 (1/4 mile east of No. 12) supper at hall on March ne a On March 6 the ladies of the Women's Institute held an in- teresting meeting with about 14 when their program was enti- tled "Entertaining with a Flair." They will have a meeting with Penny's group when a po- lice officer will speak on "how not tobe a victim," for March 17. The Golden Sli pers will be busy on St. Patrick 8s Day when they entertain at the hospital. Now you see why you should matk your salondar. Aol e who atten the "Head Memoria " Church years ago will remember their connection with residents of the Port View Beach upon different occasions. Several families have winterized their small summer homes while others have been remodelled or mod- ernized. Some families moved away but kept up interests and friendly connections. One fami- wy. the Gibbons with their aughters, Hilda, Olive, Kay and Eileen kept up correspon- "ALCAN RR 3 : i ; is vo BA or 1°») ' ; ho re Pi RL GA v Zz 22 i CONSUM Monday to Friday 9am fo Spm "If you have a Hearing Problem or a Hearing Aid, call today for an appointment or for a consultation. CITY HEARING AID CENTRE Terry Faiers, BC-HIS Gayle Faiers, B.Sc., BC-HIS HEARING INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1L9 FINANCING AVAILABLE for COMPLETE HOME (ENERGY SAVING) RENOVATIONS on ALL ALCAN PRODUCTS 985-3166 (opposite Port Perry Community Hospital) Registered, Ministry of Health, A.D.P. dence but most are experienc- ing ill health. Olive, almost 92 and a beautiful writer walks al- most one mile every day to visit sisters in a nursing home. Kay the youngest, installed hydro in the "Head Memorial" Church. She is now helpless in a nursing home. Hilda whose daughters grew up with our own is in hospital with broken knees. At Christ- mas they are always interested in an exchange of Island news. I'm all for the little courtesies which help to keep life sweet. But some things are more im- portant than remembering not to put your elbows on the table! I'm reminded of an old farmer whose wife invited some other grand new neighbors for din- ner. Anxious to make a good im- pression, she kept her eye on her husband throughout the meal, making sure he used the right knife and fork for the fish and soon. | To her horror, when the last course arrived he began to eat it with a soup spoon. Mortified she hissed a warning down the table. George was unabashed, "Mary," he said calmly, "my mouth's the same size for the pudding as it was for the soup!" Well, it's true, isn't it? The Group Committee of 2nd g Scouts on the Island are holding a fundraising cheese ~ drive to provide money for much needed camping equipment. The cheese is excellent quality and delicious. If you would like to purchase some cheese and don't know a Beaver, Cub or Scout you may place orders through Cheryl Jones 985-9355 anytime before March 23. The cheese will be delivered in time for Easter. We are also doing a bottle drive on Saturday, April 17. Bottles may be left at the curb or on your porch. We gratefully accept donations in lieu of bot- es. We would like to thank all Is- land residents for your support in the past and continued sup- portin the future. Professional including Audiometric Testing Impedance Audiometry Real Ear Measurement Electronic Hearing Aid Analysis Prescription & Fitting of Hearing Aids All Make Repairs & Service Counselling & Medical Referrals Financial Assistance is available to all Residents of Ontario