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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ff wentiinto the garage 00 and grabbed some tools, returning to an » a office and prying open' a safe. A large quantity. week. © © of cash, some savings Durham * Regional bonds, and. personal Police report that - items, including jewel- sometime between II ry, were stolen, police pm. on Jan, 12. and*7 "say. ~a.m. on Jan. 13, thieves 0S ADA Ontario Crafts Council Lake Scugog Studio Tour participant Through The Looking Glass presents STAINED GLASS CLASSES Beginner & Advanced Leaded & Foil Panels, Lamp Making, Mosaics daytime & evening classes available with a limited enrollment of B or less per class REGISTRATION DEADLINE JAN. 20/2000 136 RIVER ST., SEAGRAVE (905) 985-2945 Pre-Registration for Junior and Senior Kindergarten and Grade One French Immersion DURHAM DISTRICT | SCHOOL BOARD oe Junior and Senior Kindergarten Pre-Registration for September 2000 Telephone pre-registration fof Durham District School Board Junior and S8enior Kindergarten programs for September will begin Tuesday, January 28, 2000, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Children eligible for Junior Kindergarten programs must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2000. Children eligible for Senior Kindergarten programs must be five (8) years of age by December 31, 2000. If the number of children pre-registered for Junior or Senior Kindergarten exceeds the accepted class limit, some students may be bused to another school. Cartwright Central P.8. .................... 086-4237 BOSOM PB. ...iiiivnsmunnammsmmeimnres 986-7260 Greenbank P.B8. .........cccoovvvvvivierannnn, 988-2867 Prince Albert P.8. .........cocoevevrivnnennnn. 085-2877 RH. Cornish P.8. .....oooovvvvvieinnnanannnnn. 086-4468 B.A. CAWRET PB... crcrrsirmrersrsinibsios 988-4491 Grade One French Immersion Pre-Registration for September 2000 The Durham District S8chool Board offers at no additional charge to parents a French Immersion program for non-Francophone students, at R.H. Cornish P.B. beginning in-grade one. An information | meeting on the program will be held at the school on . Wednesday, January 26, 2000 beginning at 7:00 p.m. 'Please contact the school for further information. k) LL School bus bylaw questioned Complaint results in order for woman to remove vehicle By Chris Hall CREEL | MN Port Perry Star » $ val CES-- A Port Perry woman and ; FW RY Scugog Township officials have come to an impasse over one of the municipali- ty's more controversial bylaws. While she admits that she knew of the municipal- ity's law against parking a commercial vehicle in a residential area, Carol Sheridan says that she got the okay to park her 72- passenger school bus behind her Circle Dr. home shortly after she began dri- ving for Sunderland's Stock Transportation in October. "Everyone said that it was okay and that it would- n't be a problem... some people even seemed shocked that | would ask," Mrs. Sheridan said last. week. A driveway was con- structed behind her house for the bus, and plans were made to put up a gate and fence around the vehicle as well. But a neighbour to the north of her home, whom Mrs. Sheridan says had given her the okay to park her bus in the neighbour- hood, filed a complaint with Scugog bylaw enforce- ment officer Bill Henshall just before Christmas. Perry home. to sign a petition allowing me to park my bus if he'd let me, and he said he might consider a petition." Mrs. Sheridan believed she could present the "Mr. Henshall got hold of me and said he wanted the bus out," said Mrs. Sheridan. "I asked him if 1 bylaw officer with the peti- tion on Jan. 10. But the township wants the bus removed from the proper- ty. got everyone around here NUTRITION PRrROS* Beans, Beans Good For the Heart by Bronwen Tuck RD Beans, peas and lenuls, also known as legumes. come in a wide variety including red or white Kidney beans, romano, black beans, chick peas. red and green lentils ete. There are many benefits to including beans in the diet. They are a very rich source of protein and dietary fibre. and contain many nutrients including B-vitamins such as folate, and calcium, iron, phosphorous, potassium and zinc. Beans do not contain cholesterol and are very low in dietary fat and sodium making them an important part of a heart healthy diet. They are available dried. canned and frozen and take on the flavor of whatever you are cooking. They are very versatile and can be used in making dips and spreads, soups and stews, salsa, salads and even bean brownies! Try out some new recipes from the cookbook Full of Beans by Violet Currie and Kay Spicer available at the Port Perry Memorial Library. As for the rest of the rhyme - introduce beans gradually to the diet. Fortunately as beans are eaten on a more regular basis, the digestive system adapts and intestinal gas problems will decrease. For more information send questions to Box $5283 Port Perry or call 985-6946 "By Nutrition at Work. a group of Port Perry Dietitians providing individual and group counselling, This message sponsored by "Mr. Henshall said he could charge me and the company | drive for if I leave the bus on my prop- erty," said Mrs. Sheridan. "Everyone wants school buses to take their kids to school and bring them home, but after that they don't want to see them. | don't want to drive up to Sunderland every time | do my run. There needs to be a central place here where we can park them," said Mrs. Sheridan. She thinks the township should lease some proper- ty at the Reach industrial park for drivers to park their buses. 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