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| Plans to build a large open | | airskating rink on Lake Scugog are moving ahead, and organiz- ers hope to have the facility ready early in January. And it's going to be quite a skating rink. Plans call for an oval- shaped rink, ringed around the outside by a lengthy skating track about 24 feet wide. It will be lighted for night Oh LE iE a------ A two vehicle collision be- tween a car and a tractor- trailer on Saturday afternoon claimed the life of a Victoria Harbour man, and left a wom- an critically injured. i According to Beaverton *-O.P.P, the driver of the car, Gordon Skinner of Victoria ~ Harbour, and his passenger ¢ Florence Maidment were trav- « ielling southbound on Highway 12 at the time of the accident. , Mr. Skinner apparently sig- naled and pulled off the road, then proceeded to pull back on the road in front of the oncom- nie eit -- rE ---- aa 0 ec Sats EL i ml WL skating, and there will be a shelter where people can lace up their skates in comfort. The plans also call for a concession booth (operated by local restaurants) where skat- ers can enjoy hot drinks and light snacks. This pleasure skating rink will be located directly in front of Palmer Park on the Port Perry waterfront. Man killed in collision ing tractor-trailer. The accident occurred at 12:40 p.m., at the intersection of Highways 7 and 12. The Skinner vehicle was a write-off according to police. Florence Maidment of Wau- bafhene was critically injured. She was taken to Lindsay Hos- pital, and later transported to oh Micheal's Hospital in Toron- The driver of the tractor- trailer, Lloyd Magrum, of Cal- gary Alberta was uninjured. No charges will be laid in the accident. PLEASE NOTE REAL ESTATE LISTINGS | start on page 44 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING starts on page 48 M#VRG 75 § * HQ Circuitry PICTURE dA gy [J from $388. * On-screen Programming * Unified TV/VCR Remote Open air skating rink on Lake Scugog could be open January At an organizational meet- ing last Thursday evening, local businessmen Lang Cope, Elgin Knopp and Ken Carruthers agreed to serve as co-chairman of the rink committee. Randy Dowson and Bob Brown have been hired to flood the ice surface, groom it and keep it clear of snow. Operating funds will come from several sources, including the sale of tickets, advertising boards and the the concession booth. Volunteer groups in the community have agreed to pro- vide people to work at the rink in various capacities. Mr. Cope, who has done a lot of work in setting up the committee, said the amount of community support for the pro- ject has been sold. And committee members feel that once the rink is ready for skating, it will prove popular with local residents and visitors alike. One of the reasons for de- veloping this project this winter is to help draw visitors to Port Perry in an effort to give the business community an eco- nomic shot in the arm. The skating area will be fenced and supervised during the "open hours of operation." The committe has yet to de- termine exactly what those hours will be, but the tentative plans are to have it open each evening during the week and during the day and evening on the weekends. airy HI-FI £ Special Price £649. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 18, 1990 -- 5 \ Happy 1st Birthday Lee Anne Adam December 21st, 1990 will be a big day for little Lee Anne Adam of Port Perry, as this beautiful, blue-eyed, blonde-haired sweetheart celebrates her first birthday. Lee Anne's Grandpa and Grandma Peek wish her a very Happy Birthday. 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