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12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 6, 1994 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Trustees sharpen pencils as budget process begins From Page 1 "It's a starting point." Major capital costs in the forecast for 1995 are centred around new buildings the board 18 committed to carry on with, and costs associated with Junior Kindergarten, said Mrs. Drew. "There's some stuff we can make decisions on, and there's some stuff we're tied into," she said. "Like Junior Kindergarten: There's one per cent (of the budget hike) right there." The provincially-dictated program will introduce thou- sands of youngsters into the system next fall and Durham already has overcrowding prob- lems, said Mrs. Drew. "The fact is we've got a lot of kids in portables and if we're going to add 4,000 kids in Junior Kindergarten, we've got to build something for them." Bringing in a reasonable budget will require intensive review, and may result in some projects -- such as long-delayed renovations, and replacement of aging portables -- being put off for another year, said Mrs. Drew. "There are some things we can cut out," she said. As finance committee chair in 1994, Mrs. Drew oversaw a budget process that saw the board bring in a document requiring $12million less in taxes than that of the previous year. She was to find out last night if she retained the chair as members of committees for the new term were announced. Kids' Safety Village Kristi A [IN December 23, 1994.) WW Vi > ENJOY * THE DIFFERENCE dy CADMUS 13500 Corurigh 1/4 Line Blackstock, COUNTRY CLUB ox 105180 joy beautiful & i a pars with family & fends One iss ° uth Licensed under LLBO « 905-986-0488 SUNDAY BRUNCH Join us every Sunday 10am to 2pm, All You Can Eat...$9.95 EVERY FRIDAY IS FISH NIGHT! EVERY WEDNESDAY IS WING NIGHT! BREAKFASTS WITH SANTA Dec. 17 ~ from 9 am to 12 noon ~ please call for reservations ~ proceeds to the Durham Regional Police Association Closed Monday & Tuesday Perfect Gift Idea: Cadmus Country Club Gift certificates available in any amount! Wright, R.M.T. . Experience the release of tension and stress In association with Dr. Morely Pitts \ _ For appointment call (905) 985-4473 * 1821 Scugog St., Port Perry GIFT CERTIFICATES now available for that special someone who deserves to be pampered. (Purchase one gift certificate & we'll treat you to a massage for 1/2 price. Offer good until Shop Downtown Lindsay for all of your Christmas needs! For complete details, please call the Downtown Lindsay office at 324-7710. This won't hurt... Sutton Group realty brokers hosted a Child Find identifica- tion day at their Scugog St. offices Saturday, and the turn- out was great despite the weather. Here, Jessica Joncas, 2, is palm-printed by Child Find treasurer Gord Levis. LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM Join Us Every Weekend for... 2 HR. FREE PARKING SANTA'S HOLIDAY HOUSE WAGON RIDES FREE GIFT WRAPPING EXTENDED STORE HOURS Lindsay has the widest downtown street in Canada, filled with interesting shops and the entire downtown core has been decorated for Christmas. Come and enjoy the outdoor Christmas music and don't forget to enter the big Turkey Draw! Downtown Lindsay is located right on Highway 35, about 45 minutes north of Highway 401. Guide to services vailable The Children's Services Council (Durham) has an- nounced the publication of the second edition of the CSCD Guide to Services for Children and Adolescents with Special Needs. The guide provides special- ized information and assistance to parents and agencies in ac- quiring and using services ap- propriately. About 150 not-for- profit organizations which pro- vide specialized services to Dur- ham children/adolescents with special needs have been includ- ed. Separate listings for each agency describe whom the agen- cy serves, what services they of- fer, and any eligibility restric- tions that apply. The guide has a comprehensive subject index which enables searches for ser- vices for a variety of special needs. This guide, a full revi- sion of the 1992 edition, is now available. Copies of the guide are also available for purchase at a cost of $20 in a binder or $15 without a binder (to cover printing and materials). Order forms are available from the Children's Services Council (433-4100). See Santa! The whole family will have an opportunity to have breakfast with Santa Claus as the jolly man comes to town. Santa will be the guest of the Manchester Lions Club when he comes to breakfast on Satur- day, Dec. 10 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Manchester Lions Hall. For a cost of $6 per person, the breakfast includes scram- bled eggs, bacon, pancakes, home fries, toast, Juice and cof- fee. The price also includes a picture with Santa Claus. 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