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wp "4 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday , September 21, 1993 (OJ UN VADs! CALENDAR Sept. 21st to October 5th, 1993 MONTH LONG EVENTS * Farmers' Maria) atthe Dot Per) Pairgrourds every San from 8 AM to 1 PM, until October 2nd. Vendors call starting at 7:30 PM. * Alanon - Adult Children of Alcoholics meets every Tuesday NEIL 0a Por aid Och Sarin So PH For For those who have a parent, relative or friend with a drinking problem. * Bingo Wednesday at 7 PM at the Catholic Church Hall * Port Perry Tai-Chi Club' House, 1st Monday every month' at Prince Albert Hall, 19 Joffrey Street from 7:30 1 9:30 PM + Port Party Fido Club Dance Jam Soesion avery 4th Wadnesday 7:00 PM at Islander Banquet Hall, Scugog sian follow sn). Fiddlers, Pickers, Dancers, Public Welcome. Admission 3 985-7557 or 985-9807. : | 4h Agia Ghrch Hal Now homers wolbome 965 2666 at the Anglican Church Hall. New members welcome * Seniors (584) join your peers for recreation, sociability, travel.and support in the Seniors' Room at the Latcham Centre any Wednesday "from 9:30 AM to noon. For further details call 985-8033. * Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club meets Wednesdays at Prince Albert Community Centre at 1:00 PM and 7:30 PM. New members welcome. Info call 986-0767 or 985-2204. "Walk Thursday Euchres at the Prince Albert Community Centre arn YOO PM, $1.50 ission. Prizes, light refre + From Son 446 10 October 5th, visit the Library and enter the draw Kor chance 1 wh & Free Composter ram Duar Region, Ne As, ' check out the other environmental materials and videos for TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st * The Oshawa Chapter of the One Parent Families Association will meet at 8 PM at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. N.; Oshawa. Guest speaker, Cathy Logan from the Durham Mental Health Association, Topic - Parent / Child Communication. Pre-teen and up. More information call 436-5089 or 728-1011, * Ladies' "Reflections" Group resumes from 9:30 to 11:30 AM. Come and enjoy crafts, friends and discussions. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd * Turkey Supper sponsored by Scugog Island Head U.C.W. Tickets call 985-7426. * Greenbank Folk Music Sociaty Ya be holding a membership meeting at8-PMin the . 985-1057. + Blackstock Figure Skating ory audi from 6 to 8 PM at Blackstock Arena, For information call 985-7506. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd * The Scugog Photog aphy Club invites you to the first meeting of the season at 7 PM at Port Perry High School, 160 Rosa St., Room 162 Call 985-1276 for information. * Scugog Shores Naturalist Club meeting at 7:30 PM. For more information call 986-0808. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th * Rummage Sale at St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry, 9 to 2. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th * What every babysitter should know! Scugog Library offers a baby- sitter course instructed by St. John Ambulance. From 8:30 to 4:30. For ages 11 to 13 years. Registration $25.00. Call the kibrary for info. * Pinendge Ladies' Chorus and Suburbanaries Men's Chorus present "Harvest of Harmopy® at Port Perry United Church, 8 PM. For information call 985-9250 or 985-3278. 3 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th 5 Exercise in Motion at Latcham Centre. Exercise and line dancing 7 very Monday from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM. All seniors welcome. Course cost $10. Information call 985-4527. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th * The Oshawa Chapter of the One Parent Families Association meets at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S. New members I. and guests welcome for coffee, cards and conversation. Information call 436-5089 or 728-1011. *4His4U. The s is set at the Blackstock United Church, 7 PM. Project - Drama. For more information call 986-4484 or 986-4900. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th * *Eco War", a 30 minute video about the environmental impact of the Gulf War will be shown at Video Night at the Port Perry High School starting 7:30 PM. Feat Aika Fall Basaar a 0 Lakcham Conve. Port ory. Bri siiey bon hry ob I hg from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Lunch $4.50. * Meet artist Frederick Hagan at the Saugog Mamorel Public Lbrary fro 110.4 PM. Show continues until October 22 nd Sal uo Land clofing. 9AM 3PMat tre. Bake table, turkey draw at 4 PM. Call (705) 328-3203 or (706) 277-1423. Rapsigion br nirshey school still available. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8rd ° * Fall Colours Hike at Pigeon River Headwaters Conservation Area starting 1:30 PM. Call KRCA at 706-328-2271 or 1-800-668-5722 for details and directions TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5th * Whitby Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 PM at the Henry St. High School Cafeteria, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Speaker, Alan McGillivray, Curator Uxbridge-Scott Museum Area. All meglings are free and 1 to the public. Call 683-2476. * Pine Ridge Garden Club montiffy meeting and competition, 8 PM, at the Nestioton Somminiy Contre, Hwy. 7A, Nestieton. Everqore vents in the calend NS IORCTOIBICIOICN GI UH ) Your User Friendly, People Paper! => No way, say councillors From page one quickly, said council has no choice but to "protect what is there and ask for what we (council) want." Mayor Hall also scoffed at any suggestion council is being "obstructionist," adding Mr. Cornacchia'y problems now may be his own doing. "He has not done what council has asked," said the Mayor. The Erin's Leigh project has been in front of the council in one shape or another for seven years. The latest plans call for a 95,000 square foot shopping centre and 120 condominium units on land on the north side of Highway 7A just east of Water Street. Mr. Cornacchia said the total cost of the mega-project is about $30 million and once complete will generate 130 full time jobs and 150 part time. It will generate close to $1 - million in taxes and fees in the first year, he said. He said the financing for the project is in place and he would like to start breaking ground by the end of the year. Councillor Pearce said that is out of the question as there are too many details stil] to be worked out between the Township and the developer. She mentioned such things as the traffic signals at the ~ entrance onto Highway 7A, the amounts of performance bonds the Township will demand, and the fact the project needs several zoning amendments of HEALTH FOODS Herbally Yours WE OFFER A LARGE VARIETY OF PRODUCTS for a HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Colleen & Twyla welcome you to 'Herbally Yours' "THE HEALTHY GENERAL STORE" 143 PERRY ST., PORT PERRY 985-0861 (beside Kelletts Variety) YO PRODUCTS TODAY is 's peace. its unity Is firmly established." (Baha'u'llah wicks 'words more than a century ago.) This by The Baha'ls of Scugog. PL he PEAGE DISPLAY In the Library until. September 25th AND ... w In-store lab for prompt service Looking for Glasses! Compare our Prices, Quality and Service to the many sales offered! Our Regular Prices are Lower than Most Compefitors WE'RE RIGHT IN TOWN! w Eye Exams arranged w Everyday low prices 985-9388 985-4679 28 Water St., Port Perry a minor nature; The council has asked these amendments be approved through the usual circulation process rather than by minor variance and that means a 60- day . period once the amendments are officially passed. It's no secret that some members of council would have preferred to see the land developed for hotel/motel complex. Mr. Cornacchia said a hotel/motel on that site would not be financially viable. "There is no financing available for that," he said. Along with a commitment from A&P to put a new food store in the centre, the plans call for a McDonald's Restaurant and Tim Horton Do-Nut shop. Mr. Cornacchia said he is also negotiating now for a "junior department store." Mayor Hall said that if Mr. Cornacchia had 'done everything council asked for a year ago, the project "would be flying by now." ; The resolution passed last Tuesday supports the project in principle, but only if the developer meets all the conditions and requirements set out by the municipality. sing Sun THURSDAY - Carload $10.00 FRI, SAT, SUN, TUES, Re in Seattle, Une of Fire 'HALF BACK' Buy 2- Get 1 FREE Pass est. 1982