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J.J. Lee and Alice White in front of the mural they painted in the childrens section of Books Galore. See story. my" Scugog Citizem -- Tuesday, May 18,1993 --7 4 Students create wall - 'mural at local book store Two art students at Cartwright High School have ken their talents out of the classroom and into the community. Alice White and J.J. Lee, beth grade 13 students recently completed & floor-to-ceiling wall mural in the Books Galor® book shop in Port Perry. The mural, painted in acrylics, shows a rain forest with numerous animals, birds and reptiles. It's on a wall in the area of the store where childrens books are sold. Baoks Galore owner Jéan Lorish said she approached the school last fall with the idea.of having students create a rain forest mural. Alice and J.J. went to work of the painting last October, working whgn their time permitted. They finally finished the project this spring, each* putting 100-hours work into it. The students said they ~ enjoyed the project but admitted it took a lot more time Training school battle From page two in the study "very serious errdrsf he said the standards used do not meet government réquirements. p Othebs councilloms who spoke at Sunday's public meeting said they will make their decisions once al the comments from government w agencies have been filed, Councillors Marilyn Pearce, Harvey Graham, Ken Gadsden and Ken Carruthers all said they want to be sure the project won't have a detrimental impact on the environment before making a decision on the re-zonin "I will support this i convinced it is a good deal for the Township as a wh nd there. will be no seffous damage go the wetlands," said area councillor Graham. SCOPE vice président David Tasker told the meeting the organization has thoroughly examined all the studies done on the project and has listed 22 concerns it feels must bg addressed. . He said a proposalFby the Union to build a series of 15- foot high berms will not control dust and noige generated by the heavy machinery. * The Union of Operating Engineers presently operates its training school at Stouffville. The Union first presented plans'to Scugog council for the Marsh Hill 4 HANDYMAN FOR RENT Cut lt... Clean It wit... Build It Remove It ... Repair It! EAL location more than two years ago. nday night's public meeting was &ttended by well over 100 people. Several said they feel frustrated by the process and want the opportunity to attend a public r meeting of the council to again express their view directly to local politicians. "If it comes to a questiofi of progress or the environment, let's be really progressivg and vote for the environment," said one woman, , + (Port Perry bask ol 40 VANEDWARD D ; 985-7363 Ji Box Plants - .98 £5 FF Cattle & Sheep ~~ Manure (201g) - $2.99 Rose Bushes - $4.99 ' PINE'BARK B PEAT MOSS TOPSOIL WM GARDEN SEED SEED POTAT OES WONIONS ACTOR'S "WORKSHOP BEGINS : Tuesday, June 8th - :30, running every Tugsday until July 13th INSTRUCTOR : Jphn H. Foote PLACE : Masonic Hall , ; AGES : 13 to 80 Welcome. COST: $60. Complete To register call 985-0611 Now! than they expected it would. When asked if they would. tackle a similar project again, Alice and J.J. shrugged, smiled and said "maybe." Chances are they are going to be busy enough with Alice hoping to study fine art at university this fall, and J.J. is heading®o university as well for a degree in business administration. The book store mural will be counted as part of their final mark in art class. Mrs. Lorish presented Alice and J.J. with a cash "honorarium" to show her appreciation of their efforts. she said she is more than pleased with the results. ' FOCUS on BUSINESS REDISCOVERED TREASURES 52 Water Street, Port Perry 985-9563 % "Good motivatiornto keep those - closets cleaned out." | - Karen Do you like one of a kind items? Do you like to dress with a different flair? Do you like to spend a fraction of the retail price on quality in-season, in-style fashions? If you do, don't miss shopping at Rediscovered ii at 52 Water Street in Port Perry. This unique ore opened In December, just two weeks after the ided came to owner Jo Anne Steadman. *| love fo shep in consignment stores and found that fhere was a real need for one in Port Perry. The recession didn't just hit the rest of the country and skip this town", says Jo Anne. The store was designed to be bright, clean and open. There are no bargain bins or crammed racks.. Theassistant manager, Chris Danilko and sales clerk Yvette Renes display the clothes with flair and have fun doing it. An added attraction to the suppliers and the customers Is the computerized inventory system. "We know at any given time what we @ sold and how much we owe the supplier. They ceo at any time for this information; When the articles hdve expired, the computer prints a list for us to pull the items off the rack and the paperwork Is done in full for us", says Jo Annex They also handle special requests and post a list in the store of 'Aticles Wanted®which gives a personal service to the shoppers. Their computer system was written by Jorden-Cully Computer Services'in Blackstock. : "We know all of our regulars by name, which makes them feel special - and they afe."You won't find any high pressure sales - just a friendly atmosphere." The quality of the tlothing is another thing that Rediscovered Treasures pride themselves on. About* 20 percent of their stock is new, whether a supplier has brought it in or the store has picked up stock from end of line or going out of business sales. "We are getting a lot of designer clothing in. Names like Alfred Sung; Christian Doir, Liz Clairbourne are coming jn all the time. For the younger crowd, we -have Le Chateau, Buffalo Jeans: Bugle Boy, efc.". says Jo Anne.-"We have begome very selective on what we bring into the store | we know what sells and what doesn't. 'We intend to uphold our* reputation of quality." ; iy The store has ample free paling right in front nd is located directly oppasite the south ball diamond on Water Street. = * 1s 5