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PSA. (gr A PE ET 4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 23, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Man dies in farming accident A 73-year-old Uxbridge man was killed in a farming accident when his tractor overturned. According to Durham Region- al Police, George Bailey was towing hay behind a tractor on COMMUNITY the 6th Concession in Uxbridge when the trailer, loaded with hay, jack-knifed as it was going down a hill. The tractor rolled over, pinning the driver under- neath. ALENDAR A AR A Community SAT. JUNE 20 to FRI, JULY 10 Sculptures by Tyler Briley, Scugog Memorial Public Library, Reception: Saturday, June 20 - 1:30 - 4 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 23 Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Assoc. meeting at 8 p.m., Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. For info. 436-5089 or 433-0832. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 Strawberry supper, Valentia United Church from 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 Brooklin Horticultural Society monthly meeting, at Brooklin United Church. Lug-A-Mug. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Canada 125 celebration - Epsom- Utica Community celebration. Parade at Epsom, 1 p.m. - floats, horses, bugles, costumes. Sports at school - 2:30 p.m. - novelty rac- es & games, donuts, hot dogs, pop. Strawberry Social Utica Hall - 6:30 p-m. - Old Tyme Fiddlers, & more. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Millbrook-Cavan Historical Society's 6th bi-annual House & Garden Tour. Info. 705-932-3185. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Kim Price Jewellery Show, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Murray House. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Strawberry supper, Blackstock United Church, 5 p.m. Tickets at alendar runs each week in the Port Perry Star and Star Marketplace providing space for local non-profit organizations to receive coverage for their important approaching events. Listings in Community Calendar are absolutely Free to any non-profit group. Copy must be submitted in writing before noon on Friday prior to publication, to be included in the next edition of the Port Perry Star and Star Marketplace. the door. SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Outdoor Community Service at Epsom Church - 11 a.m. Commemorative tree planting. SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Decoration Day service at Pine Grove Cemetery, 2 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Scugog Island United Church, Strawberry Supper, 5 p.m. & 6:15 p.m. Adults: $10; children under 12 - $4; preschool - free. 985-2255 SUNDAY, JUNE 28 40th wedding anniversary for Harold and Grace Hall from 2-5 p.m. at the Hall's home, 228 Williams Point Rd., Caesarea. Rain - Blackstock United Church. SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Prince Albert United Church Strawberry Supper, 4:30 & 6. Adults: $7, 12 & under $3.50. For tickets 985-3143. : MONDAY, JUNE 29 Durham Federal Liberal Assoc. monthly meeting at Corinthian Club Hall, Columbus. 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 3 Frank & Debbie Hargreaves will be sharing a concert of gospel music at 7:30 p.m. at Port Perry Baptist Church. All welcome. SAT. & SUN., JULY 4 & 5 Brooklin Summer Craft & Gift Show, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Luther Vipond Mcmorial Arena. Planning Committee discusses more Conway Place proposals By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star In the never ending saga of the Conway property, the Town- ship of Scugog Planning Com- mittee heard yet another propo- sal for the prime land at Highway 7A and Water Street. Landscape architect Dan O'Brien, whose company is rep- resenting the Michael Stuart Group, outlined its most recent plans for the property. The Michael Stuart Group has been to township council on a number of occasions over the past year with plans for the wa- terfront area. Its latest plans, presented on Monday, called for a mix of com- mercial and residential devel- opment, with the focus being the lakefront. GRADUATE JOE JACKMAN Joe Jackman, son of Jerry Jackman, Oshawa, and Jeanne Culp, Port Perry, graduated June 6, 1992 from the Accounting section of the Business Administration Course at Durham College. Joe will be continuing his education at Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, this fall. The residential component would consist of a four-storey, 120 unit overlooking the lake. A boardwalk would separate the lake from the residential compo- nent. The commercial component, covering 91,000 square feet will feature a 20,000 square foot gro- cery store, a 23,000-sq.ft. auto- motive retail store, a 4,000-sq.ft bank and a McDonald's restau- rant. The design of the entire com- plex has been planned with a co- lonial period design to retain the flavor of the downtown area, Mr. O'Brien said. The purpose of the meeting on Monday was to inform the plan- ning committee of their recent plans, said Mr. O'Brien. The GRADU ATC CHERYL L. HAYES Against all odds...on May 29, 1992 Cheryl L. Hayes, daughter of Gary of Oshawa Eleanore of Tweed, fiancee of Michael Olesky of Oshawa, graduated from Queens University, Faculty of Education, with a Bachelor of Education Degree. In 1991, Cheryl graduated from Trent University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and Anthropology. Very proud Grandparents are Verna yes and the late George Hayes of Columbus and Roy Monk of Belleville, formerly Manilla. RIBLETS © Fresh Side 'SPARERIBS a9 © (breast bone removed) 180 QUEEN ST. Store Made HOT [talian SAUSAGE CHICKEN % NINN 1 whole BBQ chicken 2 - 80z. Salads 6 - dinner rolls A 31 PORT PERRY + 985-2818 | Fresh CHICKEN (no backs A A A Sl XIE EN RR Rr re rh group will make a formal pres- entation to council next Mon- day. It appears members of the Planning Committee found this proposal to be agreeable. Ward 1 Councillor Ken Carruthers said it appeared the designers have listened to the past con- cerns of council and put togeth- er arealisticplan. The township has heard a number of proposals over the past few years for development on the property. Cost for signs about $5,000, says councillor From Page 1 She says the signs should be consistent with other signs in the township such as the newly erected signin Palmer Park. "The sign design must reflect the community and show some consistency with what we're try- ing to do," she says. Although Councillor Pearce is in favor of the project, she ad- mits the times aren't fiscally correct for it to be undertaken. She says there will be a definite need for the various service clubs and groups to get in- volved. "It's going to take some co- operation." With the landscaping includ- ed, Councillor Pearce says the cost would be approximately $5,000 per sign. Despite the need for the signs, Councillor Pearce says it won't be rushed. "It will take a while to devel- op," she says. "If we want to do it, we must take our time and do itright." a Si copy of MIDNIGHT MADNESS storewide after 7:00pm - includes sale items! 158 Queen Street, Port Perry TRI EIS CA A £0