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pE ¥ {| | i 1 t © | H | ¢ L H £ { f | | J } | EA it 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 30,1993 TARP. PA Certificate of Recognition Port Perry High School principal Ted Morrison was pre- sented with a Certificate of Recogonition during the Port Perry Cadet Corps 95th anniversary service held November 24. Mr. Morrision accepted the document on behalf of the PPHS #41 Cadet Corps. Major General N.M. Hall, OStd, C.D., who performed the inspections of the cadets is pictured with Mr. Morrison. Bingo could be offered on Scu- gog Island early next year after council voted in favor of a recent application. Doreen Slater, owner of the Islander Banquet Hall, met with council earlier this year seeking permission to offer bin- go games twice weekly at her all. Council unanimously ap- proved her application at a meetingon Monday. Mrs. Slater told council mem- bers at a November 1 council meeting of her plans to offer bin- go on Mondays and Thursdays. She estimated she could begin operatingearly next year. She was seeking a zoning by- law change to accommodate the additional use. According to Mrs. Slater, the hall would hold a maximum of 200 people and alcohol would 'notbe served. Concerns over parking were expressed during the initial meeting in which neighboring residents feared parking prob- SATURDAY | | 11 to 1pm, 2to 5pm & 6-8pm Fababous Santa Photos Make A Christmas Memory by Picture Perfect Friday evenings 6-8 Saturday 11-1 &2-5 $7.25 each Sa Give generously to Salvation Army Bell Tree from December 4th, The #0 mepchonts of Lindsay 5 quare wish you avery merry Clristams. i ny ~ "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Islander Banquet Hall gets nod from council for Bingo lemsin the area. " But Mrs. Slater noted that more than 85 parking spaces were available for the patrons. Council had deferred making a decision until Monday, when it voted in favor of the applica- tion. ; The approval granted Mrs. Slater a 12-month temporary use permit. It will be reviewed atthat time. Province introduces its one-day fishing licence Natural Resources Minister Howard Hampton recently an- nounced that he is responding to requests from Ontario's char- ter fishing boat industry by in- troducing a one-day fishing li- cence for Canadian residents. "I'm pleased to have been able to work with people from Onta- rio's tourism industry to insti- tute a one-day fishing licence that will suit the Canadian- resident anglers who only fish once a year," Mr. Hampton said. . "The charter-boat industry makes a multi-million-dollar contribution to Ontario's econo- my, and it makes sense for gov- ernment to encourage this facet of tourism in the province. MNR will make one-day sports fishing licences available T. BYERS SEPTIC & HOLDING TANK PUMPING REASONABLE RATES 985-3048 for Canadian residents in 1994. The new licence will cost $10, and as an introductory offer, that fee will include the cost of an Outdoors Card for those who don't already have one. This li- cence will be available for many charter-boat operators, as well ps regular licence-issuing out ets. : . I The Ontario Charter Boat As- sociation (OCBA) first suggest- ed the new licence. Hunting, fishing and tourism groups were consulted before the new form of licence was developed. Non-residents -- persons who reside outside of Canada -- have been able to buy one-day fishing licences this year, also at a cost of $10. This licence was-intro- duced following a lengthy re- view of all hunting and fishing licences. Charter-boat owners said during the review that one- day licences would suit their out-of-province clientele, and now the concept is being extend- ed to include all Canadian resi- dents. SEN Mr. Hampton also stated that there will be no increases to fishing and hunting licence fees in 1994. Fees will remain the same as in 1993, with the excep- tion of the small-game hunting licénce. : Forder-Parks 1 Insurance Brokers Inc. CH HN OF SIE DAVE Personal attention to all of youn 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 [#53 - ¢ INGE w ih t STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry h Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" Full time and for children 18 months to 5 years. art time available, rs 6:30 am to 6 pm For futher information call 985-0800 Used Cars Trucks 5 ahd BIR ASR BRN LT BRE BS RARE RRS 1 Perry AUTO SALES Lasy wget lo... Lasy to deal with, | 1625 Scugog St, Port Perry i across from the beer store - 985-1916 wy | Mon. to Thurs. 9:7pm, Fr. & Sat. 9-5pm LEASING - FINANCING KNaalelaliaNols 510,0/0/.720] [alel[Ve clo Xela] most vehicles RES VAYSISRS RUN of | \VPAN NN [0d SHER VAVPAN STS PANA | SESE JN BY SPARS TIA LE