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A AE Ro ail a Lh eel a. Be CE LC awa d TT re reese i --_-------, 10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 27, 2001 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" APPEAL FOR THE MUSEUM: OAC business class - students at Port Perry High School have chosen the Scugog Shores Museum as the beneficiary of a fundraiser they're beginning. The students will : solicit donations from local businesses, in an effort Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-0800 Toddler Openings Available 15-mths. -- 2 1/2 yrs. Limited openings in other ages 2 1/2 yrs. -- 12 yrs. Offering before and after school G@ gtonemooy PIZZA, SUBS °* &WINGS 80 Walter St., Pert Perry -8448 t Wo >>' 3 al fi BAN \ \ | i 4 > i p tif CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR to raise funds for general maintenance and special events. These students - Zack Fis and Scott Beath in background, joined by Sarah Jones, Leanne Lavereau, Erin Auld and Lisa Parsons - will be vis- iting businesses soon. Bl PORT PERRY DENTAL ASSOCIATES | = EE 5-8459 © 462 PAXTON ST. Students launch fundraiser for - By Chris Hall Port Perry Star A group of Port Perry OAC students will be doing all they can to help raise funds for the Scugog Shores Historical Museum in the coming weeks. As part of the curricu- lum for their OAC Business Administration . class at Port Perry High School, the students will begin canvassing mer- chants across Scugog Township this week in their' effort to aid the local museum. They'll be asking area businesses to sponsor the museum, sort of like an adoption program. Funds raised will go towards the general Island museum upkeep of the museum, and its various initiatives. The students also hope to ensure the histo- ry of Scugog is main- tained for future genera- tions, and want to see a partnership formed between the museum and local merchants. The group of students will do the canvassing themselves; they've set a target of $7,000. The sponsorship pro- gram will be broken down into four levels: Corporate Sponsors ($1,000), Patrons ($250- $500), Benefactors ($100- $249), and Friends ($25- 99). Businesses making donations to the museum will be thanked publicly. Township will grant tax exemption to Legion Scugog councillors have voted in favour of writing off the Port Perry Legion's tax bill, as long as the province promis- es to do the same with its portion of the annual bill. As part of legislation passed by the provin- cial government, veter- ans' associations may apply to their local municipalities to have their tax bills cancelled. Regional councillors here in Durham Region have also agreed to write off the Legion's tax bill. However, Scugog councillors wanted to ensure that the province writes off its share of the bill as well. The education portion of the tax bill is an esti- mated 22 per cent." The Port Perry Legion is asking that - taxes for the Legion hall and property, as well as the land for the housing development proposal, be dismissed. This tax rebate is only available for 10 years; there are eight years left to apply for the rebate. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL) - i ; o IY A \ } H : A {4 ) phan a -- pr" Sem igapent » Any Round Pizza with 3 items ADL S499 alUARE BOY Mackey & Baile & Solicitor Saturday Mornings by appointment Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Large Round Pizza with 1Titem L's Lake Scugog Lumber Building Mon.-Fri. 436-7600 ~ Sat.a.m. 985-7391 Regular Bigfoot Pizza with 1fitem for BLE S199 gato) ee99 [59 Be Y " v 99 # % y Wicgkoe it,.72 hat' £8 * 1) a'Giant ' se Ned '$ $99. Square it 5. § {oifpucs 5 i ------ Er ------ A 0 ---- ei -