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(e.g. fairs, bazaars, strawberry socials, etc.) Sorry, no extensions of this deadline due to production and printing schedules. Anyone wishing to promote their events, activities or services with advertisements, is asked to contact Janet Archer at the Port Perry Star, 985-7383. Deadline for advertising is Feb. 23, 2001. Last year, at Trade Shows, Information Booths and local outlets, Discover Scugog was one of the most asked for pieces of information by people wanting to know more about our communi- ty. This is your chance to make sure visitors to Scugog Township know about your business, or group's activities during 2001. Call today!" : Fill out the enclosed Activity Listing form and drop it by D , S, The Port Perry Star office with a description of any events At cover Heol your group has planned for 2001. We'll do our best to have it included. Activity Listing forms are available at the 1 Star Office. Call today for more information 2001 985.7383 A ara 1 LTT) Tv LCT 1 1 1 | : Group/Organization . ........... ! Event ........ EE ' ! Brief Description of activities ................ ' ! Date(s) .............. J ' ir TTP ETC AP | LOCAtION OF EVENT «+ «ov eet e eee | Contact for Information .... oii LD PRONE # oe A J Address . . . ... I EERE INLINE IT Ca ' Other points of interest™ ............. oii SR 188 Mary St, Port Porry, Ont. 191 187 / ph: 905-985-7383 / fx: 905-985-3708 : Nur) Shak Hit Bell / irl di J Meeting to discuss future of Caesarea's Putsey Park By Chris Hall Port Perry Star The township has taken over opera- tions of Putsey Park in Caesarea. The municipality became responsi- ble for the park after a lease between the township and the Caesarea Hall Board expired on Jan. I. The park had been leased to the local group since 1980. Since then, the hall board has renewed its contract with the municipality every five years, said Jay Todd, the township's parks and recreation director . It was decided last year that the board would not sign a new lease agreement, and therefore give up oper- ating the small park. A public meeting on the future of Putsey Park has been scheduled for tomorrow evening, beginning at 7 p.m. It will be held at the Caesarea Hall. "They've decided not to renew (the lease) because the majority of people involved with the park are aging, and no new help is coming forward," said Mr. Todd. "Help is hard to come by there." For the past 2Q years or so, the hall board has been responsible for the maintenance of the park and organizing such public events as the annual . Caesarea Regatta and Canada Day cele- brations. The township has always acted as a partner with the board, help- ing to co-ordinate and promote those activities, said Mr. Todd. Issues such as continuing with those events, and financial matters, will be discussed at tomorrow night's meeting. "It will be in our best interest, and in the best interest of the people in the community there; if we take over oper- ation of the park," said Mr. Todd. The township already looks after the maintenance of Peace Park, also in Caesarea. . "It will not have a huge impact on our operations. We're already there, and it would only take a couple more hours or so a week to cut and trim there." Councillor David Dietlein (Ward 4), Jim McMillen (Ward 3), and Mr. Todd are expected to attend the meeting. "There is a lot of history there at Putsey Park, and we want this to be an easy transition. We still want to work in conjunction with the hall board," said Mr. Todd. "At this meeting, we want the com- munity to tell us. what they want us to do, what they want to see done." School reunion planned Dunbarton High School is holding their 40th reunion on May 26 from 4 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. at Iroquois Park, in Whitby, 500 Victoria St. West. There will be a buffet and dancing for $30 per person in advance or $40 per person at the door. For tickets call (905) 655-5566. Es C2 SALES {1} ACCO "P-800° D-Ring Vinyl _ | Binders Jf Black. © | 50506-13801 1". EERE Vea e nee IRR] ATI 89¢ STOCK UP AT THIS GREAT PRICE! HIGHLAND "500° Clear Adhesive Tape Boxed refill, 21200-77468 12.7mm x 32.9M. CorrectionPen Tl... ..... 75¢ eoch / 840 Goren. ........... 1.29 , PENTEL Correction ol. CR 1200-77460 19mm x 32.90. 200TH oma RO & 4 ir 188 MARY ST. - PORT PERRY - (905) 985-7383 | SALER BY 129 each PENTEL "RS.V.P" Stick Pen BK90-x Medium point. Black, red or blue, | 15,00 dozen inser Pock, 230077473 12.7mm x ivy 110. 11020dozen. ............