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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" Accident claims man's life PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 3,1994 - 3 From Page 1 Rd. while the roadway re- mained closed. A crowd gathered and watched silently as ambulance orews removed Mrs. Davis from the scene. The couple's van lay in the northbound lane, its roof caved in from the impact of the crash. Shattered glass littered the roadway for yards in either direction from the crash scene. Police said the 18-year-old driver of the Chev was charged with making an unsafe lane change. He faces a court appear- ance in September. Long-standing dispute ends with demolition g of Shanley St. house By Kelly Lown purchased the building, origi- charges were laid against an 18-year-old Port Perry man following a three-car accident | Port Perry Star nally located on the IGA proper- that killed one Friday afternoon on Scugog Island. After more than six years of disputes, a controversial build- ing in Port Perry was demol- ished on July 28. It took little more than one hour for the building, located at the foot of Shanley Street, to be levelled by a backhoe last Thursday morning, under the direction of landowner Bill Tripp. e building has been the centre of debate in the township and in the courts after the law firm of Harris Fletcher Tesluk Associates attempted to estab- lish its practice in the building on the site. The conflict began in Decem- ber, 1987, after the partners ty and moved the building to its presentlocationin 1989. The Township of Scugog fought the move, arguing the structure sat on an unopened road. In May the owners of the building were ordered by the Supreme Court of Canada to re- move the structure or face con- tempt of court charges. The owner of the property was also told he could be charged with the responsibility of moving the building, if satis- factory action was not taken. A deadline of May 13 had been set for its removal. A fur- ther appeal once again pushed the removal date ahead. ) After more e than Six years of dispute, a home on the end of Shanley Street was demolished last week. ; - Selected Baby Fashions - All Kids Fashions - Selected Children's Shoes - Selected Ladies Co-ordinates - Selected Jewellery 8 Belts - Ladies Bathing Suits - Selected Ladies Shoes - Dresses - Ladies Selected Tops 8 Sweaters - Selected Ladies Nightwear - Mens Selected GANT Co-ordinates - Mens Riviera Slacks - Selected Mens and Ladies Cowboy Boots - All Outerwear - Mens Golf Shorts - Selected Men's Shoes SUMMER EVENT Kringlewood Junetion Crafts & Gills Register Now For Fall Classes Custom Shelves & Country Woodworking Finished & Unfinished Miniatures Folk Art Products, Supplies & Classes Country Gifts & Limited Prints , Stained Glass Tiffany Lamps {i 7/ CALL NOW TO REGISTER SCH 8451 Afternoon & Evening Classes Available geecceecceece REEXXEXEXEXEKXEEKRR Open 7 Days a Week 10am - 6pm ini O 46 Baldwin St., Brooklin with ths ad. () (beside the bank) O \_ . - Selected Men's Nightwear - Coming Saturday, August 13th two doors west of our present location.... for Kids BR@ CK' S MORE SPACE! MORE FUN! MORE FASHION & SELECTION! BR@ CK'S Service, Quality & Style Since 1881 168 Queen St., Port Perry ~ 985-2521 BY August 24th! i Ck