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ya wp" 9-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 23, 1993 Llib Lib Lb bbb bbl - - LLL L Check It Out! ADVERTISING HIGHLIGHTS IR GIEREETER I RULERS IAT Ts lo Jo Hod] {¥4=T¢ B CRANDELL'S RIVERBOAT PIZZA offer you an extra large pizza special with their coupon - plus great live band entertainment. PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED offers you great prices on pre-owned late model vehicles. CLASSIC HOT DOGS - the boss is still away special! HOMESTEAD by BALLARD & CARNEGIE'S March Madness Levelor Sale continues to March 29th. THE HEART OF COUNTRY Collectables & Craft Sale coming April 3 & 4 to Port Perry High School PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS & TRIM 12th Anniversary Special - Win a Free Sunroof. ALLEN'S SIDING PRODUCTS is booking now for April Installations QUALITY MANUFACTURED HOMES has new, low, No Dicker Prices on new homes. McGUINNESS COATINGS will waterproof your wet basement CIRCULAR SOUNDS has the 1993 Juno Award Winning Music just for you CITY HEARING AID CENTRE has everyday, in-store, low battery prices for your hearing aid THE PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE at 462 Paxton Street, welcomes® Dr. Robert Boyko, Orthodontist. EMIEL'S PLACE has a new menu but with the same old prices PORT PERRY COUNTRY MARKET welcomes new vendors THE DERBYSHIRE ARMS opens this Saturday at 189 North Street, Port Perry. WINDOW WAREHOUSE Grand Opening coming soon HERBALLY YOURS encourages you to grow an indoor herb garden or give a gift seed set ONTARIO MOTOR SALES has great prices on 1992 Corsicas and Cavaliers UXBRIDGE MONTESSORI SCHOOL invites you to their Open House this Saturday, March 27th GOODWRENCH SERVICE PLUS is being introduced to Philp Pontiac Buick WHITE ROSE Fertilizer Sale - Final Week! PIZZA PLACE, Port Perry newest pizza and sub shop is now open at The Meating Place REAL ESTATES LISTINGS this week include COLDWELL BANKER COUNTRY LANE REALTY, RIDGENORTH REALTY LTD., SUTTON GROUP - HERITAGE REALTY INC. and can be found along with the Classified Ads in the Citizen's convenient pull-out centre section FLYERS this week include CO-OP* ('in limited areas) Mo o7. YI |] 11)VAS TN LOCAL SPORTS ... LOCAL ISSUES ...... PROUD TO BE PART OF SCUGOG ... The Scugog Citizen 36 WATER ST,, PORT PERRY 985-6397 'All You Really Need in a Newspaper' A WEEKLY, TUESDAY DISTRIBUTION OF 11,600 Council gives qualified' support to training school A training facility for heavy equipment operators has received qualified support from Scugog Township council. Council agreed Monday to support a Regional Official Plan amendment for the International Union of Operating Engineers which is proposing to build the facility on Concession 12, northwest of Greenbank. However, council has asked for a site plan that will address such things as noise, dust and any other environmental concerns associated with the project. Ward 1 rep Ken Carruthers said Monday he is "apprehensive" about supporting the Official Plan amendment, but feels the concerns about dust and noise can be met by the Township in a site plan agreement. And the same feelings were echoed by Ward 2 councillor Marilyn Pearce who said the site plan agreement will give the Township control over monitoring dust and noise This project, which would train up to 75 heavy equip- ment (cranes, bull-dozers etc) operators was first presented to council two years ago Ron Walsh, business manager for the International Union said the cost of setting up the permanent facility would be in excess of $3.5 million. But Mr. Walsh warned Monday that if the project continues to encounter delays, "Scugog is close to losing it." Visibly angry, Mr. Walsh said the Union is "just about ready to move out." The Union has an offer to purchase on the site which is conditional on all official plan and local re-zoning approvals. Residents who live in the vicinity of the proposed site (Lots 3 and 4, Concession 12) have expressed strong environmental concerns since the project was first introduced two years ago. David Tasker told council on Monday the group remains concerned about noise and dust levels and potential impact on the environmentally sensitive Beaver River wetlands just west of the site. Ron Martindale, a consultant working for the International Union told council Monday a final report on all environmental aspects of the project is almost complete. "We are willing to meet all reasonable environmental demands," he said. Mr. Tasker told council Monday that unless the demands of the ratepayers group are met, the project will end up in front of the Ontario Municipal Board. OMHA playdowns The Port Perry Legion Pee Wees and the Precision Construction Midgets are in all-Ontario "BB" hockey finals against Ancaster The Pee Wees are tied at one game each after winning 5-0 on Saturday, then losing 6-4 on Sunday. Game 3 in this best of five set is this coming Saturday in Ancaster at 4:00 pm, with game 4 in Port Perry on Sunday at 2:30 pm. The Precision Midgets are down 2 games in their best of five final, losing 2-1 and 6-2 They face elimination as the series swings back to the Scugog Arena Wed. (March 24) with face-off set for 9:00 pm. Game 4, if needed will be in Ancaster Saturday at 6:00 pm April 3 & The Heart of Country " The Port Perry Country Collectables & Craft Show and Sale 4, 1993 Sat., 10 am - 5 pm & Sun., 10 am - 4 pm Port Perry High School West of Simcoe, on the comer of Queen & Rosa St Adults: $2 Seniors: $1 Children under 12: FREE Door Prizes Info: (416) 985-1616 (416) 985-0572 UNITED CARPET Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. SA Visit our Showroom or Shop-at-Home. Final Week - Sale Ends Mon., March 29th LEVOLOR/. "March Madness" HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie . HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157