Ontario Community Newspapers

Port Perry Star, 12 Apr 1988, p. 11

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oN After two years working out of her own home in Ro- binglade Estates, near Seagrave, Maureen Salkeld, B.A, M.Ed:, has moved her Port Perry Counselling Service to Port Perry. Last week she moved into a cheerfully cozy nook in the newly renovated Medical Associates building on Paxton St. and she couldn't be more pleased with the response of her clients. Mrs. Salkeld offers confidential psychotherapy, marri- age and family counselling, divorce mediation, and stress management. | SCUGOG CANOE CLUB MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION Saturday, April 23rd -- 11 AM to 3 PM - Latcham Centre Application forms also available on Saturday, April 16th in front of the Post Office. For more information call Lang Cope 985-3221. TE L5 MYERS \~ BULK FOODS--DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 'Rexpo 1 Ib. tub Salted or Unsalted MARGARINE CASHEW SPLITS 7 J 45 MAPLE LEAF ----3 COOKIES +7 1.45, Red or Black LICORICE BITS YOGURT L605 em) erm BYE Specials in effect from April 12th to 18th, 1988 STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED., SAT. La Scugog Street, (Hwy. 7A) 9:00 -- 6:00 } : i / THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9:00 -- 9:00 'Alpenfresh 175 g. Canadian Tire Port Perry Plaza 112 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY ------ WE B8TOCK CAKE & CANDY MAKING SUPPLIES PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12, 1988 -- 11 Fine details ironed out in Conway development Scugog Township will retain ownership of part of a small par- cel of vacant land on Water Stret which it will sell to the developer of the Conway Place. Developer Hans Mochring and members of Township council have been negotiating the sale of of a small triangle of municipal land immediately south of the baseball diamond on Water Street. A large, open drainage ditch cuts through the parcel of land. Council informed Hans Moechring Monday afternoon that the Township wants to retain ownership of a 20 foot wide strip on the south side of the drainage ditch so works crews can take ma- chinery on that strip to clean out the open drainage ditch from time to time. The council also wants a small portion of the parcel front- ing on Water Street itself. Mr. Mochring, who was Hospital HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending April 7, 1988 Admissions............................ 23 Births..........coooooovvviiiinnn 5 Deaths..................cc..ooo..... 0 Emergencies........................ 232 Operations............................ 15 Discharged............... errr. 20 Remaining............................ 40 Graduation Bev Harris of Port Perry recently graduated from Durham College School of Nursing. Bev is the wife of Glenn Harris, mother of Julie, Melanie & Brian & daughter of Ruth & Ron Smith of Stouffville. She has accepted a position as an RN at Scarborough Centenary Hospital. COMMISSION SALES Take advantage of the many potential tax deductions availabiq to commis- sion salespeople. At Block, we know which expenses afe deductible. And we'll find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. We want to save you as much money as possible this year, Ask about our guarantee. Don't be confused by all the talk over tax law changes. The specialists at H&R Block always have the answers you need. a ------------ HR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS (Above the Post Office) PORT PERRY 985-9803 OPEN: Weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM OPEN: Saturdays 10 AM to 2 PM present at the meeting Monday, said he agrees with the council re- quest, providing he can have per-- mission to landscape and maintain the land retained by the Town- ship. "I really don't care who owns it so long as I can keep it attrac- tive and landscaped," he stated. However, the council's desire to retain ownership of the 20 foot wide strip of land beside the drain- age ditch could mean that the 100 unit seniors apartment building may have to be moved further to the east. Mr. Mochring has made on offer of $150,000 to the munici- pality for the triangle of land, though that offer has not yet been officially accepted by council. The Conway Place develop- ment calls for a 100 unit seniors apartment building, a further 90 condominium units in three build- ings and a retail plaza. Mr. Mochring said Monday he wants to start with the residen- tial component of the develop- ment first and then proceed with the commercial part. Plans call for underground . parking for both the apartment building and the condos. Mr. Moehring said the indoor mall will include about 50,000 square feet of retail commercial space, and a further 20,000 square feet of commercial space for such things as professional offices. Worker injured A 23 year old Oshawa man had to be rushed to hospital early Friday afternoon following a con- struction accident on Water Strect in Port Perry. Police say Dale Brown was operating a drill when it became entangled in a rope. Brown was flipped against a metal drum and suffered lacerations and a badly broken arm. SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL An Interdenominational School dedicated to providing QUALITY ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION "in a Christian framework and environment Tuesday, April 19 7-8 p.m. the students of Scugog C.S. will present a FINE ARTS pro- gram in the auditorium of the HOPE Christian Reformed Church there will be an OPEN HOUSE at the school. An opportunity for the community to meet the teachers of our new school. 166 SIMCOE STREET, SOUTH PRINCE ALBERT 8-10 p.m. Refreshments will be served! ph) Fey 4

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