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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Oct. 25, 1994 - 5 $11,000 raised so far Council to open new account for CMB By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Township Council has opened a trust fund on behalf of Cart- wright Minor Ball. Cartwright Minor Ball made a commitment to the proposed redevelopment of the Black- stock Fairgrounds and has been setting aside money for the pro- Ject for the past two years. The organization has put $11,146 towards future devel- opment of the recreation centre, which is not only to include new ball diamonds, and improve- ments to existing ones, but the addition to the recreation cen- tre and playground equipment. "Over the past year Cart- wright Minor Ball has raised a substantial amount of money and they approached council about setting up a trust fund," Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce said. The township is seeking grants to help with the redev- lopment for the area, but if it does not pan out, the organiza- tion has money which is build- ing up, shesaid. "One way or another, we defi- nitely have to build some dia- monds in Cartwright next year,"she said. The redevelopment of Black- stock Fairgrounds took a step forward last week when Scugog councillors voted to go ahead 'with the controversial sale of parklandin Blackstock. The unanimous vote set in motion the plan to sell the land and set the funds aside for im- provements to the community centre, ball diamonds and fair- grounds. Cartwright Minor Ball was represented at the meeting, ar- guingin favorofthe sale. Ron Martyn, a member of the executive of the organization, said with the increased popular- ity of baseball, softball and slo- pitch the shortage of diamonds was becoming more relevant. Many coaches began putting their team through practice ses- sions and drills in open fields and lots, he said. The organization said it is causing unsafe and potentially dangeroussituations. TV CABLE UNAVAILABLE/UNSATISFIED *Latest Satellite TV Technology *Small 6' Dish *Up to 250 Channels *Financing Available Peter Mercer, SkyLink Systems Communications 21st Century 1-800-544-6252 PORT PERRY STAR CLASSIFED AD DEADLINE MONDAY - 12 NOON af SILL: 12. PIZZA & SUBS 30 Water Street, Port Perry Free Delivery ™ot the "Yellow 085-8448 ha og J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Wendy Bateman, a long-time resident of Port Perry who now resides in Haliburton, is exhibiting her twice woven rugs at the Kent Farndale Gallery at Scugog Memorial Library until Nov. 11. Ms. Bateman is seen here with the colorful rug she wove from the wardrobe of her late Aunt Winn's, seen in photograph. LOOSE RUGS J BROADLOOM Cleaning pHOLSTERY 3M Scotchguard TRUSTEE § BOBBIE DREW DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION * Reduced '94 Budget by Over $12 Million * Lowered Speed Limit For Children's Safety * Personally Reviews Program Direction That's Leadership Worth Voting For *THE TRUSTEE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW? Authorized by C.F.O. Bobbie Drew Campaign HO | ANY I) POR Find us fast in 28 PIECES 1 WITH PEPPERONI ADDITIONAL TOPPINGS 12 PIECES Scugog's advance polls are scheduled Nov. 5 and 9 If you're unable to get to the polling station in your area for the municipal election Nov. 14, don't despair. Two advanced polling dates for Scugog Township residents have been Am Voters can cast their ballots for mayor, regional councillor, ward councillor and school board trustees on either Nov. 5, a Saturday, or Wednesday, Nov. 9. The advance polls will be open from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. both days, and will be at two locations: In the council cham- bers at Scugog Township offices on Perry St. in Port Perry, and at the community centre on Hwy 7A in Nestleton. To cast your ballot at the advance polls, you must be on the Scugog Township voters' list. If for some reason you've been missed, a clerk's certificate should be obtained before you vote. ' For more information, call the township clerk's department at 985-7346. Ward 1 Voters |Your Views Count Meet Councillor Ken Carruthers on November 6 or November 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. Country Style Mall, Manchester. Have a coffee and tell Ken about what you want to see happen in Scugog Township. Don't miss this opportunity to have a voice in government. Re-elect KEN CARRUTHERS... The Voice of Reason on Council. Authorized by the CFO for the Candidate Don't Miss Meeting the Candidates Wed. Night at Port Perry High School Bd | PICK-UP MEDIUM 9 12 PEPPERONI 252 12 WC 00 20 PIECE PIZZA WITH 1 for Tax TOPPING, 1 LB. WINGS, phus t GARLIC BREAD & 4 POP ADDITIONAL TOPPINGS AVALABLE. JUST ASKI Expires October 3104 [ll ADDITIONAL TOPPINGS AVALABLE. JUSTASKI Expires October 3184 AVARLABLE. JUST ASK) 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS -- Port Perry. Blackstock. Nestleton. Caesarea. Seagrave, Greenbank, Utica. Epsom. Scugog Island.