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A ) ¥ 14- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 30, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Arena may be small, but it's paid for From page 6 Department with no problems whatsoev- er. Our committee spends many hours making sure that the Blackstock Reersatignal Complex is a safe, fun-filled Place to be. I am sorry that you feel you ave to shun us, but it is your choice and your loss. I am sure that you could spend many enjoyable hours at our arena and invite you to come over and try us out . The ice will be removed shortly, but we RAY 36.900.S0LD ANTHONY" | are looking for other summer sports events such as broom ball. A roller blad- ing afternoon and evening schedule will be started early in April, and a roller blading hockey league would be a terrific program for someone to start. If you or anybody else would like to discuss any issues or opportunities with me, please call 986-0352 or call any of our committee members. Fred Ford Committee member Group Lifestyle Real Estate Limited «989-4300 Tor. Line (905) G8 AYR ialelcTolclale [sTal@\VilcTaplo eld Sigel Els LZR CIES ale Ral feles Port Perry (across from baseball diamond) Durham Real Estate Board Members with Full Access to Toronto Real Estate Board **Broker/Owner **Broker Associate *Sales Repn CAROLYN Manure, grass fires have Scugog scrambling Firefighters from the Scugog Fire Department's Port Perry station were kept busy Monday as they responded to two separate calls north of town. Chief Richard Miller reported yes- terday afternoon that three trucks were initially sent to a Scugog Line 12 address during the mid-morning after a manure pile spontaneously caught fire. Just as the pile was being extin- guished a grass fire was called in on the same road and before Uxbridge firefighters could attend, a truck and a few men were sent from the Port Perry crew to battle the blaze. Later, at approximately 1:05 p.m.,, the grass fire -- which Chief Miller sus- pects was lit by a spark from a maple syrup shack -- was rekindled and fire- fighters returned to the site just as they finished with the manure pile. 24 hr. paging Qn, a MARKSMTH™ ~~ TISH SUTCLIFFE ot. Houss next door also available at $129,900, ° : MARK PUCKRIN - 985-4300 Nunavut On April 1, 1999, a new territory will be born. Nunavut, "our land" in Inuktitut, is the traditional land of the Inuit in young and dynamic population of about 25,000. unique territory, Nunavut. Canada's eastern Arctic. This fifth of Canada's land-mass is home to a Nunavut faces formidable challenges, but it also holds great promise for its people. Northerners have always demonstrated resourcefulness, ingenuity and adaptability. The new Government of Nunavut will reflect this in a partnership that incorporates the best of traditional Inuit values and contemporary systems. Canada - built through cooperation, an evolving democracy and a tradition of peace -- continues to grow with the birth of this new and