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"Sell gdg's Comunity Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR':" Tuesdh), Octdbér 24, 2600: 17 New 'Moon' rising for Borelians This coming Thursday (Oct. 26) marks opening night for Moon Over Buffalo, being presented by The Borelians community theatre group. It's a hilarious play within a play, written by Ken Ludwig. Here, Charlotte (played by Lorraine Chiusolo, centre) experiences a dramatic moment, as Paul (Ray Porrill) and Rosalind (Joanne Norman) look on. Curtain time at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry is 8 p.m. The show continues this week Friday and Saturday night, and there's a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday. The play continues next weekend, Nov. 2, 3 and 4. You can obtain tickets by calling Henshall's at 985-1965. Big Brothers planning annual wing fling St., Port Perry. By participating in this event, you seize the opportunity to boast your culinary expertise in the preparation of chicken wings, promote your restaurant/pub, and gain new cus- tomers all at one location. For more information contact the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham office at (905) 985-3733. Are you a restaurant/pub in the North Durham area (Port Perry to Beaverton and everywhere in between) that likes to get involved in community events? Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham requires restaurants for its 2001 fourth Annual Chicken Wing Competition to be held on Friday, Feb. 2 at the Port Perry Legion, Bay LL KEN CARRUTHERS Where I stand... Amalgamation Amalgamation will be a major challenge facing the new council. I will fight to ensure we protect our rural values and do not get caught up in the urban sprawl that is evident in the municipalities to the south. Taxes During my 9 years.on council we have worked diligently against unwarranted tax increases. My extensive management experience has taught me to find less costly alternatives to deliver the same or better service. This experience is necessary at the regional level if we are to control property taxes. Recreation As the current Chair of Parks and Recreation, I feel we must continue to expand to serve all members of our community. The expansion of our soccer fields, the purchase of Cartwright Fields and the commitment to build a new outdoor pool are all examples of the municipality's dedication to family recreation. I will continue to support the expansion of our recreation facilities as we can afford them, including a second ice pad at the Scugog Centre. to be continued B= KK =a oll Ken CARRUTHERS (oe lJ] [eS Ne) Responsible Leadership Questions or concems call 985-0193 BABA BARBI AAA 00.0000 3% XX EEX NX; Pbrvery ' BOOOGAO0000000OROOAICN IIBODONOOCOOKOOOOCK XIQOOQUOCL AA 7 1 /. CRIME STOPPERS - Thieves pulled gun on manager Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police need your assistance in a robbery that occurred in Whitby on Sept. 29 of this year. On Friday evening around 8:45 p.m. store man- agement observed a male party leaving the Future Shop at 1650 Victoria Street East with stolen merchan- dise. While attempting to apprehend the suspect in: the store parking lot the manager was confronted at gunpoint by a second male suspect. The manager was told to get back in the store or he would be shot. The culprits then fled the area on bicycles in posses- sion of five stolen Motorola two-way radios valued at RE Wi % WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT 'BEST DEALS THIS WEEK' FLYER Page 5: PLAYSTATION 2, 45-3599-2 Due to Sony's North America- wide supply shortage, 'Playstation 2' may not be available in all stores. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caysed you cnote D343 - All zones 3 | 8 % n " F Le L a Eo' Compton Communications Vv O85 -81 7 1 www. .compton.net ET aT approximately $500. Suspect number one is described as a black male in his late teens or early 20s, 510" tall wearing a mid- length light brown jacket. Suspect number two is described also as a black male, 18 to 20 years of age, 6' tall, medium build. He was wearing a light navy windbreaker and 'ball cap with a coloured peak. Crime Stoppers will pay cash for any information that will lead to an arrest in this inci- dent. Crime Stoppers' num- bers are: 436-8477 or 1-800- 222-TIPS. IITUESSTTTITETESTS--SSss Scugog Chamber of Commerce presents ALL CANDIDATES forum for MAYORAL AND WARD CANDIDATES Wednesday, November 1st 8 pm. - 10 pm. at Scugog Community Centre 1655 Reach St., Port Perry ALL ARE WELCOME! For more information contact Scugog Chamber of Commerce 985-4971 Ji ast! gVery fast! No Phone oO time limits! PTET INF "FEF. PP a4 WSR ANd, it's vo Jaalways on! Cisco i CO M2 KXO000000000 G2. 0 040.00, "~