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PN EN Sp p---- a -------- TD nA "3 Somme er eS Sg ee ta Hl RC EA Es 4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 24, 1989 ) 399 Queen St. (4 Care gemet® A Stonemog, ---------- * * * * Port Perry, Ont. Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 months to 9 years. Open year-round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM Full and 1/2 Days available. Nursery School Program for mornings only. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... 985-0800 + + + + + + » Specializing in Early Childhood Education s+ + = = + = « Directed by John H. Foote Produced by David Ellis OCTOBER 26, 27, 28 §. NOVEMBER 1 {| (Student Performance) TOWN HALL 1873 & QUEEN & LILLA STREETS PORT PERRY Tickets $8.00 are available at the door on performance night '3 or at Cottage Rose/Just Around The Corner. Student prices of $5.00 on November 1 ONLY available at the door. Death of a Salesman is produced by special arrangement with International Creative Management. Walkway to Victorian Village considered a must by council While most members of Scu- gog Township Council are not pleased with Ribcor, the devel- opers of Victorian Village, none are as angry as councillor Mari- lyn Pearce. In a raised voice, Councillor Pearce suggested to council Monday morning, "it's Ribcor's problem and they have got to fix it". The problem councillor Pearce was referring to, is the planned walkway from Victori- an Village to 7A highway. All attempts to have it con- structed have failed to date, and the unless an alternative can be found, it may be neces- sary to expropriate enough land for the walkway. Apparently one of the land- owners is unwilling to relin- quish enough property for a % walkway, and neighbours in the area are notin favour of it. Most members of council are adamant that a walkway must be constructed to enable people to get out of the subdivision. "We've got to find a way to get the kids out of that subdivision" Councillor Pearce said. When asked by Mayor Hall if she had any suggestions, Pearce replied, "we told them (Ribcor) the walkway had to go in, let them give us the alterna- tivesifthey can't putit there." Councillor Cochrane sug- gested that Ribcor may have to buy back one of the houses in order to put the walkway in. When the suggestion of ex- propriation came up, councillor Pearce said she was not going to forget about the walkway and let them off' the hook. Crown Limousine Service "RIDE LIKE ROYALTY" Airport and Executive Service -- Tours Out of Town Trips -- Weddings -- Special Occasions CADILLAC LIMOS in the GM TRADITION Call us first ... 423-2410 will hold it -- at 8:00 PM, NOVEMBER tunate lack of space to adequ graduates' intended guests, gra fort for those in attendance. Port Perry High School COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME Because of the large number of graduates and the unfor- more than two guests each to ensure some degree of com- Ss annual FRIDAY, rd, 1989 ately accomodate all of the duates are asked to invite no CHARLIE SHEEN 68 WATER PORT PERRY Open until 10:00 PM -- F STREET 985-9888 SUNDAY to THURSDAY -- Noon to 8:30 PM RIDAY & SATURDAY "They'll have to pay for the ex- pro riation, the costs and uilding of the walkway," if necessary she said. A letter from Ribcor's law- yers to the Township suggests that land owners in the area of the proposed walkway are not in favour it being constructed, and are not prepared to volun- tarily grant a portion of their lot for the purposes of accom- modating a walkway. : The letter states, "it would appear if the Municipality in- sists on the construction of a walkway, some of the lands nec- essary will have to aquired by expropriation. Expropriation procedures can be a very long drawn out process and there is no guaran- tee the Township would suc- ceed in attaining the land. Council minutes will be available at Scugog Library The minutes of Scugog coun- cil meetings will be forwarded to Scugog Memorial Library in the future. At the suggestion of Council- lor Marilyn Pearce, council vot- ed unanimously to send a record of their meetings to the Library so residents can have access to them during the week- end. The minutes of council meet- ings are public property, and can be seen during normal busi- joss hours at the municipal of- ce. CORRECTION Square Boy Pizza ad of October 17th issue, omitted the special expiry date of October 19th, 1989. Rs STUDIO PORT PERRY PLAZA (by the Canadian Tire) PORT PERRY Come and visit our Beauty and Fitness Studio for a total experience in body relaxation & revitalization. FREE tryout of any one of the following: * Infra-Heat Sauna * Tanning * E.M.S. Muscle Toning * Steam Bath * Hydro Massage Whirlbith Services available by appointment: * Foot Reflexology * Connective Tissue Massage * Iridology * Painless Hair Removal (Epilator Method) * Aesthetic Services * Manicures * Pedicures For further information or appointment please call: 985-8054 Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE MONDAY - 11:00 AM Real Estates - 5 PM Thursday Sn er