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PRP Pp A ------ Ee + 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 14, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice' AN ACT OF CARING ¢« .\ The adorable dogs and cats featured RS on this page are all currently at the | ~----"Uxbridge/Scugog Animal Shelter and are waiting for a loving family. If you've been looking for a pet, call the shelter today at (905) 985-9547 WV ERVAGERLCR OR ERT NIERSEERI Cle Riclm alll ale SelelaleIf alle RI RU ERIER IV aA 1 Elale EMI MalcITel NE BRR - a S NN y ERE 4 b x 2 v Tr a -- . . $ 3 'Crocket' is a male malamute/shepherd cross, two to three years old, who needs room to run. soar tS 'Fred' is a good-natured, well- behaved shepherd/hound crgss. The year-old dog is black and tan. This orphan sponsored by (of ET [oIGT We te RA 0: TQ ToT (e [13 1291 Scugog 3rd Line, Port Perry 985-2350 This declawed, short-hair female, about six months old, 4s a loving cat who loves to cuddle. LIL ER ge LaP-T IE e Tela ETT d= lo), Kotya Peekin 1888 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-1890 This orphan sponsored by Ralph Taylor Fuels Ltd. 190 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa 723-3742 REEREN _ } RE : ak This grey female is declawed. The six-month-old cat would be a very sociable pet. This black and white border collie, a 3 to 4 year-old male, is a very clever dog. This short-haired fe e to two years old, is new to the pound and is still bit nervous. She'll need a loving home. LIER LEE Le Ee T= BY Pet Peeves pA YA og \VOVE- 22 yA Te To Te NV To 1s (905) 642-1444 LIER Lh ELE] Lela ELI d= lf o1Y A Pet Nanny 2Rg3% [He o=TgaVlle[lg= 01 Xele 33) www. durhammall.com petnanny Oshawa (905) 723-6487 This orphan sponsored by LoTR oT gVAVLE (1g [a F [a VRS TT a [of 15 1816 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-7941 Sa "Tootsie' is a lively black and This black cat, a six-month-old tan female shepherd cross. female, is an affectionate ani- She's about seven weeks old, mal who craves attention. and has had her first shots. lovely black cat who would be happiest in a quiet home. It's a Blues Party this Saturday night in Greenbank A Blues Party is being hosted by the one and only Chris Whiteley, and local music lovers are invited. Chris Whiteley"s Blues Party takes to the stage Saturday, March 18, as the Greenbank Folk Music Society presents the latest in its series of shows for the 1999-2000 season. For more than 25 years Chris Whiteley has been writing and recording blues, swing and roots music, both as a instru- mentalist - on trumpet, harmonica, guitar and pedal steel - and as a vocalist. Along the way he's worked and recorded with artists including Leon Redbone, John Hammond, blues piano great Blind John Davis, Canadian country stars Prairies Oyster, and folk legend Tom Paxton, among others. He's appeared on numerous television and radio shows, and along with wife Caitlin Hanford was nominated for a Juno in 1985. He has appeared on more than 150 record- ings. In 1999, Chris Whiteley released his second solo album, Blues Party. It's been nominated for four Maple Blues awards, including best album. Tickets for the 8 p.m. show at the Greenbank Hall are $16 each, and can be obtained at Jayson Callan Music in Port Perry, and Blue Heron Books in Uxbridge. To reserve tickets or get more information about this show or the society's season, call 985-8351 or 852-7578. Slight tax hike is possible: From page 1 Mayor Moffatt also dismissed any notions that councillors are under the gun to keep increases to a minimum during an election year. Voters will go to the polls to elect their municipal officials this November. Scugog councillors have avoided any signif- icant tax increases for Moffatt the past several years. "If you come up with a 5 per cent tax increase, it doesn't matter what year it is, people will still be screaming at you," said Mayor Moffatt. "We have to do what is absolutely the right thing to do for the town- ship. We have to decide what we want and what we can afford. "We pay taxes, too." presented by The Port Perry Star (or) $75 SHOPPING SPREE to the Markham Country Decorating & Collectibles Show e March 17-19 ¢ |} COUNTRY | pECORATING ] ONE OF 25 PAIRS | Free | OF GUEST PASSES t o the Markham Country Decorating & Collectibles show. Free to the first 15 customers at the Port Perry Star! FREE DRAW - Markham Country Decorating and Collectibles Show - March 17-19 AERC LER LL ELI RY What Goes Around Comes Around 1869 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-7380 LIER LL ELE cL ELT RY Doris Shoes ACO [VE-T-1, 10-1 8 ole Ta 2010" 985-9611 LLIB L ERE TL ELI CL ROY Doris Shoes PACT NO ITT-T-T ST 8 ala 8 ol 1 dg" 985-9611 CAN'T ADOPT - BUT WANT TO HELP? Call the shelter at 985-9547 and ask how you can "HELP OUR FRIENDS IN NEED" COLLECTIBLE® HEIRLOOMS ARTS 6 CRAFTS McCowan Rd., Markham, Ont. Sat. & Sun. 10-5 SHOW & SALE} E Name Phone .............. i ' ' Mail or drop off at The Port Perry Star } 188 Mary St. Port Perry LIL 1B7 | ' ] I $75 Shopping Spree Draw ) ' | I