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gr. «og Seana tC 4 12 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 20, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ses wd Snot bpd 4 3 Lobsinais MIXING IT UP: The students of Port Perry High School competed in their annual Mix It Up competition last week, which marked the school's campaign against impaired driving. The team of, from left, Julia Martyn, Jen Cook and Jull McMillan took second place for their "Bodacious Sensation". RIK DAVIE / PORT PERRY STAR Councillors set fee of $100 per vehicle Scugog agrees upon new fees for township cab companies By J. Peter Hvidsten Port Perry Star The four hours Archie Ewing spent at Scugog Council last Monday was time well spent by the local taxi owner. Mr. Ewing was present to observe and speak to a new bylaw governing the licensing and opera- tion of taxicabs and lim- ousine owners in the township. Under the new bylaw, there was a proposal to increase license fees in the township from a flat $100 to $300 per vehicle. Mr. Ewing said he did- n't understand why it $100 per car and $223.23 per vehicle in Oshawa. Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce ques- tioned the justification for $300 per car and Mark Stephenson, the town- ship's bylaw enforce- ment officer, replied that $300 was the fee paid in Ajax and Pickering. In the end, council sided with Mr. Ewing, setting the new fee at $100 per car. The new fees will come into effect in January 2002. Animal shelter report By ). Peter Hvidsten Port Perry Star The monthly report from the Uxbridge- Scugog Animal Centre shows that there are far more dogs and cats being picked up by the shelter in Scugog than in Uxbridge. The October report, was being increased by so much and told council the cost in Whitby was Mackey & Bailey Bamister & Solicitor BECAUSE FALL IS JUST A NICE WAY TO SAY WINTER IS ON ITS WAY. Saturday Mornings by appointment Mon.-Fri. 436-7600 Sat.a.m. 985-7391 Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry MILESTONES Anniversay DON'T WAIT TILL WINTER TO LET US HELP YOU GET BACK ON THE ROAD AND STAY THERE SAFELY. Kent and Dana Happy Ist Anniversary November 25, 2001 From your loving "Family" > atinum extra, check air filter, $ YW PCV, visual check wires, ap & battery host GM flush & Fill includes up to 81 new antifreeze, check joses & belts, Township... Bell Book... SERVICE DEPT. HOURS call our office Monday to Friday 8-5 Saturday 9-12 Limited time only. Offer valid on most GM vehicles. See Service Advisor for more details. *An offical trademark of the Province of Ontario used with permission. PELL, BP "PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED "10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry PORT PERRY STAR N 20m ETN, LT SN Goodwrench Service Right. On time. www aoodwrench ameanada com 1-800-GM-DRIVE submitted by Shirley Kohler, the animal con- trol officer, provides the following information: In Scugog, 20 dogs and 58 cats were picked up last month, and of those only nine dogs were reclaimed. No cats were picked up. During the same peri- od in Uxbridge, only seven dogs were picked up, along with 32 cats. Two dogs and two cats were reclaimed. Sadly, due to the ani- mals not being reclaimed one dog and 31 cats were destroyed. As of the date of the report, there were three dogs and 24 cats still at the centre. During the same month Scugog sold $120 worth of tags while in Uxbridge only $40 worth of tags were sold. There were five wild animals picked up; 639 phone calls made to the shelter and 609 people visited the centre. AU I KYA K If you have recently relocated or moved within Scugog or Uxbridge and missed getting your listing in the to be included in the only local 2002 BIG TYPE PHONE BOOK 905-985-7383