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I HE = Bh ie se 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 22, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Saturday. High F lyers Although there was not much wind, Martin Winkel, Dirrel Kyle and Bob Hill were able to show off some of their kites during a kite flying demonstration at the Scugog Memorial Library on STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" for children 18 months to 5 years. time and pont time available rs 6: Oamto 6pm For futher information call 985-0800 1) ---- sikkens Authorized Dealer Cetol TGL Plus For Exterior Doors and Windows Extremely resistant to the sun's ultraviolet rays water repellant, it provides everday protection and long term preservation of exterior wood doors and windows. CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 Economic Develop ment group work at attracting business to Scugog Twp. From Page 1 ship, which would have not only occupied an empty building but hired more than 100 workers. He also felt the Operating En- gineer's School could have been a great help to the community as well. Losses such as these have prompted the committee to take a second look at the priorities of the township. On the one hand it realizes that attracting manufacturers to the area would prove benefi- cial, but on the other hand it re- alizes that its greatest strength perhaps lies in the tourism in- dustry. "We're trying to march down parallel pathways," Councillor Gadsden said. ASI WI VI NI PI NINI NI NI NIV IID IRIN Shelley Lynn Dearborn and Gary Richard Dainard were united in marriage on Saturday, June 12, 1993 at Oakwood United Church. Thetr attendants were Maid of Honour, Suzanne Dearborn; Bridesmaids, Sandra Ludyka and Lisa Vernon; Best Man, Chris Davis; Ushers, Jerry Paul and Pht] Datnard. The happy couple will be restding in Oshawa. NESSIE IEEE IE I ET EI EIEN ESE FEN E YN] The committee hopes people will come to the township for a visit, like what they see and de- cide to set up shop. "If you get people coming and growth will spin off. But in the meantime we must be there to make the community as ready as possible to take the people in with the minimum amount of fuss as possible." In order to devise an overall plan, the committee has initiat- ed meetings with the various business leaders to develop a consensus. These groups in- clude the major manufacturers, representatives from the Cham- ber of Commerce and Business Improvement Area and the var- ious real estate agencies. 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Councillor Gadsden has been pleased by the response of the these meetings, noting that a number of the organizations have requested further meet- ings in a few months. A township-wide survey will be conducted in the fall to in- clude all the residents as well. "We want to get as wide a view as possible on where the township should be going," he - said. The survey will help the com- mittee develop an overall strat- egy. "We're trying hard to develop a master plan and an approach that will be satisfactory to the whole township." Library to host many activities The Scugog Public Library is on the move this summer! For the very first time the library will be reaching out to the com- munity with storytime that will be held in Prince Albert, Green- bank, Seagrave, and Black- stock. Watch for the dates and times for your area. Thelibrary and Scugog Parks and Recreation have become Community Partners in Action. Together they are planning to host a series of big screen mo- vies in Port Perry, at Port Perry United Church and in Black- stock at the Old Town Hall. July 156 in Port Perry, Peter Pan will be the feature, July 16 it's the Aristocats at Blackstock, and on Aug. 5, back to Port Perry for Lady and the Tramp and The Incredible Journey, all Walt Disney favorites. The partners are planning a trip to the Peterborough Zoo on Aug. 4, and an adventure trip to Pleasure Valley on Aug. 6. Reg- ister for these trips at the li- - brary or through Parks and Recreation. Summer programs at Scugog Library begin July 6. Read-to- me Club will help new readers maintain their skills over the summer, and the independent readers can join a reading club with a "Book League Trading Card" theme. Wednesdays there will be a multicultural craft time for children aged sev- en and older. "It's a Small World" is the name of the program for boys and girls three years and older. Songs and stories from around the world are featured. Register early for these popular times. On July 21 the Kawartha Conservation Authority will be at the library for a very special program for boys and girls six years and older. More nature arrives in August when Jeff McKay brings his endangered reptiles to the library. Snakes and lizards and who knows what? More August fun, a puppet show for families to enjoy to- gether. Be sure to pick up the Sum- mer Programs On The Move at the library, including the Com- munity Partners in Action. Reg- istration is limited for some events. Registration at the 1i- brary on June 21-25. i -------- --------. ---- --.------ -- --. ---- -- --. ---- -- ---- et. oi \rt cali