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Council passes by-law for senior citizen apartments After months of delays and set-backs, Township council has given approval to a by-law for a senior citizens apartment building on land to the rear of the Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry. The by-law approving the 38 unit building was approved Monday afternoon following a lengthy discussion between council, residents of Ash Street and representatives of the Catholic Diocese of Toronto, which is constructing the build- ing. Over the last several months, residents who live on the east side of Ash Street have expressed serious concerns about certain aspects of the pro- Ject. Reg Philip, an Ash Street resident and spokesman for sev- eral others on the street, told council Monday that an agree- ment between the Diocese and the ratepayers has cleared up many of those concerns. These include such things as improvements to drainage, fencing, a landscaped buffer be- tween the Ash St. properties and the parking lot that serves the school and church. ANYWHERE RUST LURKS, RUST CHECK WORKS. ScALPeL! SUTURES / RuST cHECK ! ust can lurk in areas of your car that you've never seen. But in just 1 hour, Rust Check will penetrate every seam and cre- vice. dispel moisture, and prevent Rust no matter where it lurks. Guaranteed forever.* = TEA *On new and qualified used RUSTY vehicles treated annually Cc H | 3 C K IF IT AIN'T RUST CHECKED, IT AIN'T. RUST CHECK CENTRE OSHAWA NORTH 10 Russett Ave., Unit 2 Oshawa, Ontario L1G 3R5 1st South of Taunton, west off Simcoe (416) 436-6167 After a lengthy discussion Monday, council agreed that solving these concerns for the Ash Street residents would be guaranteed by including them in the overall site plan agree- ment for the project between the Township and Diocese. However, once the by-law had been circulated, there is an appeal period in which any citi- zen can request that it be sent to the Ontario Municipal Board for a final ruling. Rae Marcus, a lawyer act- ing for the Diocese and David Finnigan, project manager for the Diocese, both urged council to pass the by-law on Monday. And they both gave verbal assurances that the concerns of the Ash Street residents would be fully addressed. Ms. Marcus and Mr. Finni- gan said the project has been approved for funding from the provincial government, but there is a deadline of March of next year to get it off the ground. Several times during Mon- day's .discussions Ms. Marcus said "we (the Diocese) are pre- pared to co-operate with the Ash Street residents." Plans for the building call for it to be located on what is now an un-opened portion of Ce- dar Street at the rear of the Im- maculate Conception Church property on Highway 7A. Access to the building would be via Cedar Street. One area of concern for some councillors has been park- ing. Architect John Fruggia said Monday that the church and school now have 99 parking spaces. Once the project is complet- ed, there will still be 99 spaces for the church and school, plus a further 16 for the seniors build- ing, he stated. The by-law Monday was supported by councillors Al Go- reski, Glenn Malcolm, Neil Hunter and Don Cochrane. Councillors Marilyn Pearce and Yvonne Christie voted againstit. CAPIC charter night "Capic - Canadian Association for- production and inventory control is an organization committed to excellence in manufacturing operations. Newly formed Durham Chapter will hold Chapter Night on September 20 in 'Whitby. Current and new members please call Chander Nathani at 686- 2425 or Ed Paty at 723-3480 for further details." FALSE PROMISES? When your thinking about advertising, don't be fooled by false promises and large circulaticns. Many newpapers are 'given away FREE, thrown at the bottom or your driveway, or in the ditch. But how many of these are actually read? The Port Perry Star has a paid circulation of 7,000 copies per week. Our readers want the Star and the pay to make sure they have it in their homes. By advertising in the Star, your message will reach these potential customers. For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR at 985-7383 Quit-smoking quick tips ¥ Don't offer cigarettes to HEART other people and AND SIR ne don't accept OF ONTARIO cigarettes, just Improving your say "no thanks." odds against ¥ Get rid of all Canada's ashtrays. Use a #1 killer pop bottle and don't empty it. Your local Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario chapter has details on quitting. Certificates D.J. TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) G.1.C. 1 YEAR 1 21/4% 985-8416 YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! With as little as 2 hours per week, you can help adults with developmental handicaps improve their reading and math skills. You will be provided with tutor training material and will teach in a supportive environment with the program co- ordinator on hand to offer assistance. If you can volunteer 2 hours per week, please call Audrey Courtney at 985-8568, Port Perry Literacy Program. WE NEED YOU! DURHAM BOARD of EDUCATION CONTINUING EDUCATION PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 11, 1990 -- 5 ] Happy Birthday Shayne Ee dni 1 Hil 'm Shayne Alexander Taylor, son of Dan and 1 Peggy Taylor. I'm going to celebrate my 1st birthday on 1 September 13th, 1990. | 1can hardly wait to get my hands in that birthday cake. 1 My cousins are coming over for a big party, even Mum | and Dad are excited, Grams and Gramps too! PLEASE NOTE: The above Birthday Greeting is a new fea- ture of the Port Perry Star. Anyone wanting to extend birthday wishes to their child, grandchild, etc. (maximum age three years) may do so in this feature. A good photo (preferably taken by a child photographer) and printed copy must be submitted to the Star. Contact the Star office for cost, deadlines and fur- ther details. The SCUGOG ANIMAL HOSPITAL will not be scheduling appointments during the month of SEPTEMBER due to renovations. Dr. Brown will be available in the event of an emergency and the office will resume scheduled ap- pointments OCTOBER 9th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask your patience during our brief facelift. CLUB REGISTER NOW for FALL CLASSES BEGINNERS' CLASSES for ALL AGES START: Tuesday, September 25th .i....6 PM -- DEMONSTRATION & REGISTRATION -- will be Sunday, September 23rd, 6:30 PM PORT PERRY LATCHAM CENTRE CLASSES: (Year-round) in Port Perry Sunday and Tuesday 6:00 PM LOCATION: (Downtown) Latcham Centre, at the lake, Queen & Water Streets FEES: $75.00 for 3 Months - Children under 12; $100. for Adults (Special Family & Reduced Longer Term Rates available) MORE INFORMATION: Call at class times 985-7982 or Ron Mollon at 985-7098 INSTRUCTION: Head Instructor, Rob Dods, 3rd Dan INSTRUCTORS: Michele Vanheiningen, 1st Dan; Ron Mollon, 1st Dan; Ron Ruskay, 1st Dan. -- FUN, EXERCISE and SELF-DEFENSE for the WHOLE FAMILY -- Affiliated with Toronto Wado Kai, under the direction of Chief Instructor, Dave Manara, 6th Dan. aks gp