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Shannon Gustar, Jennifer Geer and Diana Bengel show off some of the fashions that will be featured April 25 as Port Perry High School holds a Spring and Summer Fashion Show. Tickets are $3 (Includes light lunch) and the public is invited to attend. Tickets available at Brocks, Pelican Pier and Northern Clothing. About 80 students, teachers and children are involved In putting on the show which will give students a chance to learn how to model. And hairstyles and makeup will be handled by cosmetology students. Fash- lions featured will include casual, bathing suits, formals, tux- edos, sports wear and wedding attire. And immediately fol- lowing the show, there will be a dress exchange for formals (buy, sell or trade) The Show gets underway at 7:30 in the main gym and should be lots of fun for everyone. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 17, 1990 -- 3 Council demands new road for development of homes Scugog council will contin- ue to insist that a new road be constructed into the Oak Hills development near Chalk Lake if the developer proceeds with any new residential develop- ment. But following a stormy de- bate in the council chambers April 9, it was decided not to de- mand the second road if the fu- ture expansion is limited to a further nine holes to the golf course that is part of the devel- opment. At one point during the dis- cussion on the issue, Township administrator Earl Cuddie warned councillors that if theis- sue of the second road winds up in front of the Ontario Munici- pal Board, the Township could have a hard time justifying the demand for a second road. Councillors Don Cochrane and Yvonne Christie have both taken a hard line in demanding a second access road into the de- velopment, but they agreed last week that it isn't needed if fu- ture development is limited to golfcourse expansion. However, they insist that if Ridgeland Developments wants to bring 23 new housing lots on stream, the new road to connect to the Brock Road must be built. Cost estimates for building this new access road are high, and Ridgeland has balked at the issue and threatened to take the matter in front of the Municipal Board. As for adding another nine holes to the golf course, council will ask the developer for a cash contribution (not specified) for SPRING 90 SALE April 11th to 21st, 1990 ALL SHEER PANTY HOSE 8364 -- Sheer, reinforced toe, cotton lined gusset ............... ULTRA CHIC 8361 -- Super Sheer, control top, reinforced toe ................. 8362 -- Super Sheer, control top, sandalfoot ....................... $363 -- Super Sheer, sandalfoot ...............cc.cociiii SPECIALTY PANTY HOSE 8366 -- Control Top, reinforced toe ............cccoeeevveeiiiiinnnnnnnn. 8310 -- Queen Size, reinforced toe (4 sizes) ....................... 8373 -- Maternity, reinforced toe .........c...ooeovvniiiiiiniiin set easssrsssanernan SALE PRICE: 3/ 7.50 3/11.55 3/11.55% 3/10.50 3/ 8.70 3/ 9.90 3/10.50 PANTY HOSE with LYCRA SPANDEX 8374 -- Supp'Hose, total support, reinforced toe ................. 3/20.70 EXTRA SPECIAL Discontinued Styles of PANTYHOSE Assorted Sizes ..............ceenne. IIe BROCK'S | TART TETS) I) A | 500) 34 A 4 D1 24 39 4 the southwest corner of Scugog up-grading the Brock Road Township. which will see more vehicle traf- ficbecause of the golf course. During the discussion last | COMPARE THE RATE! week, Ward 1 councillor Neil Hunter warned that if the OMB rules a second road is not need- ed, the Board may also rule the developer has no obligation to up-grade the existing Ashburn Road. The development currently has a nine hole golf course and about 50 estate residential lots. At pregent there is just one access, from the Brock Road, into the development which is located north of Chalk Lake in - QUALITY AVG "085-8435 in one hour RJM Quality Prints 60 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-8821 INSTANT PASSPORTS SPRING LOOSE from those UNWANTED WINTER POUNDS! * Why pay $50.00 plus for a pre-packed food plan? * Why pay for an expensive long-term contract? * Why travel miles for help? * Why not switch to personal counselling with a nutritional consultant? "* Why not try a proven and comprehensive food management program? * Why not join a program promoting good nutrition with unlimited variety? FOR A SENSIBLE AND SENSITIVE WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT, CALL: "DEB McDONALD now for your personal consultation! WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? 985-9372 DE a em ----