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8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 27, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Great Blue Heron Casino to host breakfast meeting on Thursday Elvis to attend next Chamber meeting "Elvis," aka Marcello Scarsella, will be appear- ing at the next Chamber of Commerce Breakfast meeting which will be held at the Great Blue Heron Casino, Scugog Island Road, Thursday, Nov. 29 from 7:30 to 8:50 a.m. Marcello is an interna- tional speaker, trainer, consultant and entertain- er. The theme for this meeting will be "discover .. the wonder of you..." You can expect the unexpected in this enter- taining and educational session that focuses on tips and strategies that will help you capture the magic within you that will impact people's lives every day. The key to achieving PORT PERRY STAR 31 32 33 34 35 36 |37 38 39 |40 41 42 43 144 145 |46 49 |50 51 52 |53 55 56 58 59 ACROSS DOWN 1. Start of a cheer 1. Heloise's handiwork 4. Piece of chocolate 2. Abstraction 7. Underwater vessel, for short 3. Ship's unloading locale 10. Effigy 4. Comportrent 12. Self-image 5. Moslem official 13. Author Grey 6. Jungle sounds 14. Corpulent detective Wolfe 7. Bargain event 15. Motorists' club inits. 8. Military group 16. Nastase of tennis 9. Honey producers 17. Tear 11. State-sponsored numbers 19. Leases again game 21. Pacific porgy 13. Nada 22. Inits. for LeMay 18. Home for a French fish 23. Stuck in the mud 20. it may be tin 27. Homed animal, for short 23. Point a gun 31. Once blue moon ' 24. Antelope (2 wds.) 25. Source of a suspicious aroma 32. Blabbermouth's gift 34. Popeye's Olive 35. Muffled 38. Scale 41. Pro vote 43. Footballer Dawson 44. Courtroom groups 47. Caper about 51. School near Windsor Castle 52. Gentlemen of Verona count 54. Separate article 55. Bite 56 57 58 59 60 - Age . Lay it on the . Wild sheep of Asia . Rogers or Clark . "Mother To " (Hughes) SPONSORED BY Crossword Answers on pg. 21 26. Bit of Brylcreem 28. Charged particle 29. U.N. headquarters site 30. Corrida cheer 33. Romantic spot for Juliet 36. Checking out 37. Actress Frances 39. Thompson of Back To The Future 40. Blacksnith's prop 42. Fall flower 44. Winnipeg skaters 45. Neighbor of Nevada 46. Novelist Jaffe 48. Soul singer Redding 49. Gambling town 50. Ness et. al. 53. Romance "INSURANCE BROKERS Wi} Personal, Professional Serucce Scuce 1917 HOME « FARM « AUTO COMMERCIAL 193 Queen St., & LIABILITY Port Perry 905-985-7306 personal success is to maintain positive momen- tum and an enthusiastic and energetic approach to life and career. You'll walk away with practical ideas like: 0 eight steps to gener- ate vitality in you and in people you meet a six keys to great responsive listening Marcello Scarsella's personal mission is to help people be the best they can be. He believes in positively programming yourself everyday to enhance your potential for success. You can check out Marcello's web site at: www.edu-taincanada.com The breakfast will be held from 7:30 to 8:50 a.m. at the Great Blue Heron Casino, Island Road, Scugog Island, Port Perry. The cost is S10 per person for members and non- members and includes breakfast. Everyone is welcome. Please call the chamber office at 905-985- 4971 for reservations. www.portperrystar.com Directory of Coming Events Nov. 28 - Dec. 2 Last chance for Scugog Choral Society 25th anniversary show. Friday, Nov. 30 Christmas Concert with Rev. Mark Curtis - Trinity United Church, Uxbridge - 7:30 p.m. Info. 905-852-6213. Saturday, Dec. | Craft Show and Sale, Mariposa Elementary School's annual Christmas Craft Show and Sale. 10a.m.-3 p.m. at Mariposa School, south of Oakwood on County Rd. 6 or Eldon Rd. Flowers, folk art, wood crafts and more. Saturday, Dec. 1 Burns Kirk Guild Annual Christmas Bake Sale - 9-noon - 765 Myrtle Rd. W., Ashburn. Saturday, Dec. 1 Annual Christmas Bazaar - Community Nursing Home and Port Perry \'llla - 10-3 - info. 905-985-3205. Shuttle bus from Pentecostal Church. Sunday, Dec. 2 Pancake Breakfast with Santa - presented by Blackstock Co-op Nursery School - 9 am. - | p.m. Blackstock Rec. Hall. Info. 905-986-4585. Sunday, Dec. 2 Amis Du Jazz - Church in Sonya - 7 p.m. - Lynn & Dave & Ted & Jordan - Info. 705-357-2468. Friday, Dec. 7 Lynn McDonald Presents Dixieland!!! Dixie Demons - 8 p.m. - Port Perry United Church. S15. Saturday & Sunday Dec. 8&9 Port Perry Children's Choir - Town Hall 1873. Dec. 8 - 7:30 p.m. & Dec. 9-3 pm. Sunday, Dec. 9 Victorian Christmas Carol Service - Head Church, Museum Grounds - 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9 Trinity United Church & Oakwood United Church joint choirs pre- sent a Christmas Cantata - 7 p.m. Trinity United Church in Cannington. Coming Events sponsored by... Myles G. O'Riordan Funeral Director/Owner Wagg Funeral _. McDermott-Panabaker Chapel 216 Queen St., Port Perry 905-985-2171 Email: wagg.fh@sympatico.ca Qz=z=-- 2s erry or Wl yi AT Home Ltd. Mark K. Fletcher Funeral Director Township of Scugog COUNCII BRIEFS FIRST TAKE Dan Carter, host of CHEX TV's program "First Take", was to address council Monday with regards to the station's program which features people and fam- ilies from throughout Durham Region. The "Royal Bank Salutes Local Hero's" program has been running for the past two months and during that time has featured a number of residents, includ- ing George Cope, CEO of Telus Communications, who attended school in Port Perry. Mr. Carter hopes to address a number of regional and local councils to make them aware of the pro- gram with the hopes of showcasing more people who live within the community. "It is very important that we take the time to salute people who are making a difference in our communities," he said. NO RAISE FOR OFFICERS Officers of the Scugog Fire Department will not receive an increase in their wages this year, but the hourly rate for training and incidents will be raised by 5.6 per cent, effective January 2002. Council made the decisions during an in-camera session on Nov. 19 and adépted a recommendation that in future years firefighters' hourly rates be included in the increases applied to non-union employees. Council also recommended no change in the remuneration of the Committee of Adjustment, Fence Viewer or Livestock Evaluators at this time. SCUGOG SECOND PAD Ward 4 Councillor Paul Michel, the interim chair- man for the construction of Scugog Arena's second ice pad, informed council that the fundraising com- mittee has been meeting weekly. He said a variety of fundraising events have been discussed and plans are beginning to take shape. Councillor Michel asked for direction with respect to 'corporate sponsorships' by way of renaming the facility or areas within the new arena. He said they have been approached by one donor interested in buying the name of the second pad. "The numbers are extremely substantial," Councillor Michel said. While council endorsed the idea of corporate sponsorship of rooms, ice pads and areas within the complex, councillors felt "Scugog Centre" should be retained on the outside. IGLOOS TO BE MOVED The recycling igloos, located beside the municipal office for many years, will be moved in the near future. Council adopted a recommendation from the Scugog Works Committee to relocate the large blue containers to an area adjacent to the Parks and Recreation Depot. The area is located near the boat launch and the units will be placed in the boulevard area along the west side of the parking lot adjacent to the Parks Depot. Council recommended the move after receiving complaints about the unsightly mess around the igloos from local merchants. WATER WELL TROUBLE Contaminated water at the Port Perry Works Depot, located at 1350 Reach St, has prompted council to recommend staff to comply with a Health Department instruction to install a chlorinator. During routine water tests last summer, the well which provides water for both the works depot and the animal control centre was found to be contami- nated. The well has only been used for washing vehicles and floors at both facilities since that time The Health Department has instructed the Scugog Works Department to install a chlorinator to ensure drinking water quality and an iron filter at an esti- mated cost of $5,700. Council opted to have a chlori- nator installed at this time, and asked staff to pro- vide a report as to alternative, and less expensive methods, to accomplish the other task pe