"Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 5, 2001 - 3 Scugog Chamber of Commerce to once again hold July | festivities in Palmer Park Chamber unveils plans for Canada Day celebrations By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Plans for this year's Canada Day celebrations were presented before township officials last week. Scugog Chamber of Commerce president JoAnne Cerovich appeared before Scugog's parks and recreation committee last Monday (May 28), where she outlined plans for the upcoming July | festivities. There will be no major changes te the celebra- tions in 2001, said Ms Cerovich, noting that all events will take place in Palmer Park. Kicking off the festivi- ties will be live enter- tainment at the Rotary™ gazebo at 6 p.m. The Port Perry Star's Citizen of the Year cere- mony will then be held Scugog Township can expect the cash to keep on flowing from the Great Blue Heron Casino for the foreseeable future, Mayor Doug Moffatt told council last week. The mayor told mem- bers of the finance and administration commit- tee last Monday (May 28) he had received a memo from the Ontario Casino Corp., which reported that revenues at all of the province's charity casinos are on the rise. The memo said the province had reviewed operations at all its chari- Casino cash to continue table casinos, and noted that they "all looked up", said the mayor. "We can continue with the (revenue) stream planned," he said. Scugog Township receives a percentage of the revenues from the Great Blue: Heron Charitable Casino, which is located on Scugog Island. The amount received by the township from the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nations is not made public, but it is used for community projects. 1970 [E] EEE ERE AEEEEEEEEEE FSORELIANS | 1 ee prt Sr COMMUNITY THEATRE OF PORT PERRY AUDITIONS LEND ME A TENOR by Ken Ludwig A Comedy directed by Joanne Norman Casting Dates: Tuesday, June 5 Thursday, June 7, & Sunday, June 10, 2001 4 females, 4 males Production Dates: October 25-28 and November 1-3, 2001 For scripts and info call Joanne Norman 905-985-0999 ) EERE REEEEEEREREEREEEEREEEE ER RE EE EEE EE EE EE EE EE EE EEE PORT PERRY DENTAL ASSOCIAT Dr. Rober Lo Vi ' OU ol FRE RE EE RRR ER EE Rr RRR FEF ER EEE) + INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED (WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES) * PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED «+ SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT Te + EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE * DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP + GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE : NEW PATIENTS 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL) WELCOME at 7 p.m. The fireworks display, which will once again be launched from behind Reid's Independent Grocers, will get under way at dusk. A federal citizenship | ceremony, organized by Durham MP Alex Shepherd, has not been confirmed, said Ms Cerovich. As usual, local food by CHAPS pa Hipzone vendors will be on hand during the evening, and Chamber representa- tives will sell a variety of children's games and goods. While there is no set admission fee for the public, other Chamber reps will be seeking donations to help offset costs for the evening. Members of the Durham Regional Police JV did ld. NMen's, Women's & Kids' (HLT GTA TER TA TY (EC TE CR RET] - selected styles ILANCO Service, Police Marine Unit, Scugog Fire Department and St. John's Ambulance will be on hand. Port Perry Cadet Corps members will direct traffic. "It's the same basic outline as in previous years," said Ms Cerovich, who was seeking to have the township lift its fee to rent Palmer Park. Columb & SHI 7 i; HALLYWOOD hy, 7 te nnn reay 20% off Vien's & Women's Shorts by Rib 168 Queen Sti O0)5-985 't. Port Perm )§) | Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt reminded the Chamber rep that no trucks or other wheeled vehicles are to be allowed on the park grass, and Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce recommended that the fee be waived. Other committee members voted in favour of lifting the rental cost. BR2(KS On OO EB PRA a ew or ADAP,