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ad i | | ----. i ib biotin Wes is Sli wu TERNS Er ------ a ae I "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August i7/1808-3 JE Kelly Menzies wins Miss Teen Toronto title over weekend Eighteen-year-old Kelly Menzies of Port Perry was crowned Miss Teen Toronto at a pageant held at the Ryerson Theatre over the weekend. Miss Menzies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Men- zies, was selected by a panel of judges in the personality- based contest. She faced competition from more than 90 other Ontario teens in the 16-19 year old category. She received a modelling scholarship and an all- - expense paid trip to the national pageant being held in Orlando, Florida early next year. Karen Black, a 13-year-old Port Perry resident; placed fourth in the 13-15 year old category. She has also received an invitation to compete in the national pa- geant. A third local contestant, 17-year-old Reni Wilkins, also did well in the pageant. Although she didn't make it into the top 10 in her age division, her mother Jinda told the Star Monday morning that she did an otsianding job and was a fine representative for the area. Our congratulations to Kelly, Karen, and Reni. Typewriters om $149.00 Sem Ribbons Sot 15 wn 1 0% OFF jE SMITH | I: CORONRK Personal Word Processor - PWP 2400 * 8 line by 80 character LCD © 3.5" Bult-n disk drive Bl] va ASL. conversion. Sales Service . Rentals + ra JENKINS BUSINESS Equipment 15 ALBERT ST. - UNIT 1 - OSHAWA 728-7592 or 985-9783 * Data Exchange with PCs: - MS-DOS® file format an impressive' showing ho ion the 134 permits {oitied for | July's building permit fig continued an impressive 8 pine in | Fast month's figures nearly doubled the dollar value for the 'same period a ear earlier. permits were is- "A total of 26° sued, equalling last year's total, 'but the value of $1,385,175 sur- 750, the July, 1992 figure of . 790,800. Leading the way was single family hire A total of three new house permits were sold during the month at a value of $565, 00 year's number when the same number of permits were issued ata value of $418,000. Additions and alterations to residential homes also aw sig- nificant interest last month as 14 permits at a value of $247,176 were issued. This topped the number for the same month a year earlier of nine per- mits at $224,300. The construction of industrial and agricultural building re- mained almost the same as one permit was issued at $25,000, down slightly from $30,000 for July of last year. A positive sign for the eco- i I | x [ fare het : : ipa Edition 1.500 S/N Issue price $200 . This is up from last nomic 'well-being' of the town- ship was the interest in com- mercial development. This 8 '200-square foot, store. 'at the corner of Queen-and John' Streets will be the new. home for Bi gV Drugs. ages and carports were issued last moth at a total of $47,500, down from the eight issued at a 'value of $51,600 for the same pe- riodlast year. : One permit for a swimming pool at a value of $500 was is sued last month, down consider- ably from the value of $28,000 for the three pools built for the same periodin 1992. No permits: for institutional or government buildings were issued last month. One was is- sued for the same period last year at a value of $4,000. >. There were two demolitions lastmonth. Permit total for the year-to- 'date contiriued to remain strong "as 139 have been issued so far at atotal of $11,677,653. This is up og Sm mm mm nm wy I Sheila's Hairstyling | ¥ BACK TO SCHOOL DAYS . Thursdays - - Fridays - - Saturdays. . Es 'August 19 to September 11, 1993 «© SAVE soo 3 on haircuts; manicures & earpiercing only - WITH COUPON ONLY! 115 Perry Street, Port Perry _ mmm ---- damm One permit was issued for the cons struction of a new drug store in' ~ Port Perry at a value of $500, 000, : A total of four permits for gar- 2 'tal of 29 permits have Mayor. Hall expec "paid days off'will be implement- h BB © Building permits continue in \ SL the same period last year at a value of $65,118,991. Although this value was buoyed considerably by Be the $56.2-million expansi sion proj at Community J tal, the pu midy i8 opi fig erably from last year's total. ngle family dwellings cn as a to- on is- sued to date at a total of A iy to tribes stron © $3,479,700. This is up consider- "ably from the 19 permits with a Turn to page. 5.. Cost cutting measure es "From page 1 ; 'some. un- ed. Cutting' part-time jobs. is alsoan option. "I don't see. any other way -around days off," he 'said. 'I hope it won't necessitate be lay offs -of any sort." These measures are in re-. sponse to. the Ontario' govern- 'ment's 'cost-cutting ' measures aimed at shaving > billion from the budget. - 7s EE ~The Port Per y Codet corps #41 CAC thanks the following local businesses 'for their generous the car wash beld on A a ory rainy ly we ma . "t0:make $206.00: Port Peny.IGA/ Port : a Tire pony 'Kounting / Dollar Plus / Port {Parents § Friends i FT fr BEY Rs Sone Ey 3 " Ni SINE we, New Release by James Lurbers 'RESCUING A MEMORY' "From treasured momients of my child times. Their red five truck was constantly' ': hood, I can clearly recall scenes like this one. I suppose they were fairly commonplace their : back then, but fever dull. The mere sound of our local fire engine being polished toa mirror-like finish and = ¥ A defy' danger or be called vipon 10 show 4 red dongs nd satng, Ws cvn grow ty ow "excitement. Kids would appear ot of . nowhere just to be part of the action, Lik. ihe Policemen of out Aetghbouhood heroes who wallied their beat with regularity, our ; local Firemen were roatly for amthing, atall Toe . FRAMERS GALLES some of them by name rn 247 Ouéen St. Port. Rerty ». (416) | AN al ww ' mY Tr