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Port Perry Star, 31 Aug 1993, p. 2

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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" THF, STUDIO OF DANCE, & DFERFORMING ARTS 666-1528 is pleased to introduce ... from London, England IMPERIAL SOCIETY of TEACHERS of DANCE BRONZE LEVEL JAZZ It's Hot! It's New! It's a definite must! Syllabus taught by Lorraine Blake, Licentiate I.S.T.D. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ... take two jazz classes per week first class FULL PRICE second class HALF PRICE REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 16 at THE LATCHAM CENTRE -- § to 9pm The Studio Is a registered Educational Institute. Some fees are tax deductible. The First Colour of Fall... FY XS ~ wr eo: BAR # yin age py} Li Pl % 3 3.¢ : : . cd hk Lad "ib QE EERIE of £43 Cav - ii Sr . oy ERS J . PPRRII TI yen 35i2 00. 0: EY ERA RRE F¥ svi le Ss, of Ss Rd adda 1 SALAS INL S. » WAAL ama se o ety y BS ~~ nap Jog 2 >-bw re Re ---ascae Boy Me N rae ry PE .e sre ry JARies A AST. tlaGAIW © Bani mvenam crasnnd It's been 2-1/2 months since school buses went on vacation. Now that they're back, we could all use a little refresher course on what to do when you meet one on the road. It's very simple. You must stop when a school bus flashes its red waming signals. Even if you're going In the opposite direction. Let's all have a safe fall. Remember, the roads tum yellow before the leaves do. PEE, PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry GM Parts 085-8514 or Sales, Service, Leasing 085-8474 085-2716 "Drive a little further..save a whole lol more" From page 1 $37,880. in savings are still to be realized in 1993. Some of the provisions in the Fail Safe program include: - Employees will not be required to take unpaid leave of absence if it reduces their earning to under $30,000 per year. - In order to equalize the effect of unpaid days on employees remuneration, pay for 1/2 day will be deducted from specified pay periods. Days off will be scheduled separately. - The program recognizes that some employees volunteered to participate in payroll deduction prior to the implementation of the program and will be reduced accordingly. - The eight days off will be scheduled according to opera- tional needs for each department. - Employees will be encouraged to request voluntary unpaid leaves of absence. When approved, such leaves would reduce the number of manda- tory unpaid days required for that employee in that year. - If cost saving measures are insufficient to meet the Social Contract Reduction for the years 1994 and 1995, employees may be required to take unpaid leaves of up to 12 days in each year. The program is to be posted today (Tuesday) and comes into effect immediately. Deductions-start today Councillor Yvonne Christie said that council could still look for other ways to save, but due to tight budgeting this year there is little room to move. Mr. Cuddie suggested if coun- cil finds other savings a new schedule could be posted later. Once the Fail Safe Program has been posted, the union has up to 10 days to challenge the program and request an amend- ment. Former councillor unhappy with re-alignment of wards As a long-time advocate of replacing Scugog's 'area council- lor' with a fifth ward council member, former councillor Don Cochrane told council Monday afternoon that he was in full agreement in principal to the proposed change in the ward boundaries. STUDENTS (Entering P.P.H.S this Fall) Don't forget the Ambassador Orientation Get acquainted B.B.Q. at P.P.H.S. on Thursday, September 2 at 10a.Mm. in the School Cafeteria ward boundaries. DURHAM COLLEGE - UXBRIDGE CAMPUS CONTINUOUS LEARNING NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES Car Care an ap DURHAM COLLEGE Bedford Simply Accounting Beverage Tech/Professional Bartending Bookkeeping - Basic Cake Decorating - | Cake Decorating - II Career Choices Christmas Baking Communication "A" Computer Keyboarding, Intro to Country Crafts for Fall Country Westerm Dancing Decorations for Christmas - Workshop Drawing for People Who Cannot Draw E.C.E., Introduction to Effective Presentation Skills French Level | Group Dynamics | Hair Care for the 80's Human Resources Management Interior Decorating Interpersonal Skill Development Introduction to Law Register now (with VISA or MasterCard) by phoning 852-7848 FALL 1993 But that was as far as the compliments went on Monday afternoon. Mr. Cochrane said he did not agree with the proposed divi- sion, which would split Port Perry in two and leave Reach Twp. too large. "Port Perry is the hub of the community, but if you have an unbalanced hub you don't have a smooth running machine," he told councillors. He argued that Ward I (Reach) covers more than 110 sq. miles and is far too cumber- son. for a single councillor. Under the proposed system, splitting Port Perry into two wards would leave them with less than 4 square miles each, he told council. Mayor Howard Hall argued they were not creating two wards in Port Perry and empha- sized that, the majority of futur development will take place in the immediate area of Port Perry and Prince Albert. "We're looking to the future" the Mayor said. Councillor David Dietland said he was happy to see Mr. Cochrane making his views known and was surprised he had not received one phone call about the re-alignment of the Lotus 1-2-3 (1) Lotus 1-2-3- (2) Women In The 90's WordPerfect 5.1 (1) WordPerfect 5.1 (2) WordPerfect for Kids Finding your future DURHAM COLLEGE - UXBRIDGE CAMPUS NEW LOCATION 2 Campbell Drive, Suite 205 Uxbridge, Ontario LOP 1H6 (416) 852-7848

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