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SE A SA ctu aie dhs wn diniaaioh te ihe a co BSR Ea de oo dL. LL" 10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 27, 1993 MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building 985-7391 Oshawa Rd., Port Perry STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" or children 18 months to 5 years. x 1 time and pare time avalably. "a rs 6:30 am to 6 pm . For futher information call 985-0800 By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star Ground should be broken for the expansion of Community Memorial Hospital by the end of May, hospital officials say. ~~ David Brown, hospital ad- ministrator, said on Friday that the Ministry of Health has giv- en the board permission to pro- ceed with the $56 million expan- sion plans. : 986-4437 DURHAM RD. 57 NORTH OF BOWMANVILLE Make a purchase of either a Suzuki or Yamaha Motorcycle before the end of May/83 and this will entitle you to one of two draws that will be made June 1st/93. Approx. value $100.00 each. | TUNE-UPS rT SPE Wi NCENTIE & Now accepting spring tune-ups on motorcycles at last years prices. S161ailale at $75.00 SHVERVETE EC YAMAHA The Power To Satisfy. 4-stroke, 46° V twin, sitloll cocled, OHC, 3 valves per cylinder, 1360 oc, Bore x stroke: 04 x 08 mm, 4 speed transmission, shaft drive, narrow colour matched double cradle frame. Dry weight: 243 kg (535 Ib.) Seat height 725 mm (28.6 in.) Front Sra: 11090-10. Rear rec 170/80-15. Fuel tank capacity: 13 litres. Colours: black, maroon. SPRING & : SUMMER HOURS: Mon.-Wed. 8:30-6:00 Thurs.-Fri. 8:30-8:00 Saturday 9:00-3:00 MM introducing The Scugog Fire Department Hall lar Dystrophy. Pictured are firefight Tammy Surman, and Todd Soomre. Hospital expansion set to begin in May - be cleared by the hospital board - which has been awaiting this "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" # a The board received the notifi- cation via fax on April 22. With the last hurdle. cleared, hospital officials can now award the tender to Dineen Construc- tion. The agreement between the hospital and the contractors will be signed next week. Dineen was the lowest bidder in the tendering process which - was completed last month. The hospital board was criti- cized recently by an anonymous letter to the editor in the Port Perry Star for not using local contractors on the project, but Mr. Brown defended the process saying it was done correctly and fairly. He said the tendering process was conducted according to Ministry of Health regulations and all contractors had an op- -portunity to apply for pre- qualification. Although the overall contract was not awarded to a local con- tractor, Ted Griffen, chairman of the Building Committee, said there was a possibility some of the work would be conducted by local people. : "We're going to try our darn- dest to try to get them to use lo- cal people," Mr. Griffen said. Mr. Griffen said it was possi- ble. that some of the sub- contracting work could be han-* dled by local contractors. Receiving permission to start the project is the latest hurdle to $5 # Ep ~ 3 . #1 held a car wash on Saturday to raise money for Muscu- ers Paul Dick, Wayne Lown, Jamie Donaldson, Larry Page, moment for many years. The expansion of the Port Perry-based hospital features an expanded rehabilitation cen- tre and a larger emergency de- partment. It will also increase the size of the cafeteria and kitchen facili- ties and provide a larger area for laboratory and health In total, it will feature 25,000 square feet of new construction as well as 13,000 square feet of renovations. Mr. Griffen said the hospital expansion will provide the area with a - modern hospital, of which the community will be proud. , He said it would be something for the community to grow into in the years ahead. "This facility is sized for the future," he said. "We're looking: afew years down the road." The hospital officials praised the area residents for making the expansion a reality by con- tributing to the hospital's fund- raising activities. "If it wasn't for the people of Scugog and their generous do- nations, it wouldn't be here," Mr. Griffen said. "Their gene- rosityis the only reason why one of the best small hospitals in Ontario will be here." Vice-principal appointed for Cartwright school A new vice-principal has been appointed for Cartwright Cen- tral Public School. Effective July 1, Bill Little- fair will move from Scott Cen- tral Public School in Sandford to his new post in Blackstock. Mr. Littlefair will replace CCPS vice-principal Rick De- Jong who has been transferred to R. H. Cornish Public School where he will serve as principal. Stan Todd, present principal at Cornish, is being transferred to Goodwood Public School, . Other upcoming administra- tive moves include the transfer of Ted Morrison, Port Per High School principal, to R. S. McLaughlin Collegiate. 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