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4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 22,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Council considers user fees for some township facilities In an effort to reduce costs, Scugog council is contemplating levying user fees on municipal facilities. Items under consideration in- clude ball diamonds and soccer fields, boat launches, the use of the Palmer Park gazebo for weddings, and licensing food vendorsin the park during tour- naments. These suggestions came for- ward during a recent closed door meeting of council. Council is seeking ways to pare down the costs of running the municipality. It is attempt- ing to improve revenues as well as reduce costs in the operation of a number of municipally-run facilities. Mayor Howard Hall termed the topic "a philosophical dis- cussion" to find areas where a savings could be made. "We're looking at anything and everything to do with tax THE 'LAST CHANCE TO SAY GOODBYE TO WINTER' SALE Don't miss this great event! money," hesaid. "We must look at ways to make the whole system work better and fairer." Council has consulted a num- ber of surrounding communi- ties concerning user fees, in- cluding the Town of Whitby, and expect a report to follow shortly. Kris Korner Kuts MON.-SAT. (FLEXIBLE HOURS) Perms * $30, $40, & $50 (depends on length of hair) Colours * $20 Streaks * $30 & $40 %® All Cuts * $7 by 12 & under * $5 Eyebrow Waxing * $5 Ear Piercing $10 (Includes studs) Foo epee ee WIT I ONE FREE CUT WITH i ANY COLOUR OR PERM 1} RR#1 Nestleton 986-5978 +JOICO PRODUCTS' BR@CK'S Service, Quality & Style Since 1881 J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR More than 30 teams of bowlers came out over the past week to help raise funds for the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association of North Durham Region, during their annual Bowl For Millions fundraiser. Early estimates show that the organization will raise close to $12,000 in this year's event. Among those who support the Big Brothers/Sisters each year are members of Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge councils and local provincial and federal politicians. Seen above during their match are, front left, MPP Gord Mills and Mayor Howard Hall. Back left, Brock Mayor Don Hadden, Durham MP Alex Shepherd, Big Brothers/Sisters president Elgin Knopp, Nora Symington of the Beta Sigma Phi and Uxbridge Mayor Gerri-Lynn O'Connor who appears about to make a point with Mayor Hall. URANJO "Building today, your ONTRACTING dreams Jor tomorrow" e Custom Built Homes e Additions e Renovations ==39] PortPeny - (905)985-7287 - Johnvan Belle WHOLESALE PRICES ON BRAND NAME FACTORY SECONDS CHEESE & ONION QUICHE 2504. 15% sigs he SAUSAGE ROLLS PREBAKED 450g. 4 50 12 per pkg. *16%,,.. " BULK BAKE SAUSAGE ROLLS 35kg. $ Qo SPECIAL " MOTHER JACKSON'S OPEN KITCHENS LIMITED case BUSINESS HOURs | Il | rome MON.-FRI. 10-6 | --¢ aa . SAT. 10-4 15350 Old Simcoe Rd., b 9 Port Perry 8 [rw | if | 3 | i TB SR TR