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ednesday, Sept. 10, 1975 : Scugog Township Council has decided that Scugog Island trailer park operator Phil Goreski's request for a building permit to a Platten Island boat shed is contrary to the official plan, and cannot be issued a building permit until the land. is rezoned. ty LT At an August 25 meeting, council dealt with the-applic- ation for a building permit by asking Mr. Goreski to bring in his deed to the property. The motion at that time read that the permit may be issued if the deed shows proper ownership. On Wednesday, August 27, howevery council decided that the permit be held until 60 children attend games, memory work and crafts. Vacation Bible School was enjoyed by over 60 children at Caesarea during the. last weeks of August. The Port Perry Baptist Bus was used to transport children from Blackstock for the pro- gramme each morning. Most of the activities took place in - the open Park area, but the Bus was used one wet morn- "ing for Bible Story time. Besides learning from the life of Peter, the children took great interest in building up points for their team with This year again the Horti- cultural Society granted per- mission to hold Open Air Services in the Port Perry fairgrounds. ~Services were held each Sunday evening with guest "speakers and musicians from in and out of town. Attendance was above _average of other years, and worshipping in the open air was meaningful to those who attended. ..To say that Port Perry Community Memorial -Hos- pital is utilizing all floor space available, is an understatement. When a hospital request for funds to build a needed addit- ion was whittled down to a small fraction of what was needed, hospital authorities had to find alternatives in their efforts to gain more "room for certain. facilities without (1) spending too much money, and (2) within the space- available. Now, with work nearing completion, the 44-bed hos- pital boasts a huge labor- atory expansion, a new lib- rary-teaching facility, and a --near-tripling-of the physio- therapy facility....all within the existing walls of - the hospital. ; To do so, partitions have been torn down and new ones built. Hospital administrator Dave Brown, for example, FERTILIZER? 'We deliver in Bulk or Bags ORDER YOUR SUPPLY TODAY! ably smaller than it was originally. Reluctantly, the sofirium at the front of the hospital was converted to expand the much needed physiotherapy facility. Re- location of hospital records will gain about 50 per cent more space for the hospital laboratory. In many cases, the need for expansion was critical. Like the physiotherapy facility. Many patients sent to Ux- bridge, Oshawa and other - hospitals for physiotherapy PRINCE ALBERT AUTO CENTRE PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. - Phone 985-3311 MASTER FEEDS 139 Que Port Perry 985-2131 If your in need of ... ¥ , COLLISION " REPAIRS Call Us! 985-3311 CERTIFIED for under *1,000 -----now sits iman office consider--- Hospital uses all available space (8 it Les YA Ded STATA such a time as council can visit the site. Later. the same 'day, coun- cil adjourned and visited the site, returned and resolved tha council require a site plan for Mr. Goreski's pro- perty on the-west side of the canal showing the extent of land 'owned, existing build- ings, proposed extension to the shed, providing thé pro- per drainage slope and-or ditch for drainage, and more. "No permit is to be issued," the resolution states, "until a site plan agreement is enter- ed into by Mr. Goreski with the municipality". Council rescinded that resolution, however, and cal- AREAL Goreskis require zoning change 'this case. The extension is ning accordin led for 3 rezoning ® "tonsistent with what the pro- to the official plan. Such rezoning demands participation by surrounding area residénts, Any opposit- ion to such rezoning would be settled before an Ontario Municipal Board hearing. Platten Island. residents have already. indicated they oppose such projects. ~ Mr. Goreski's position, arrived at after a lengthy meeting with his lawyer in the committee room, is that the bylaw does not apply in perty was used for when the bylaw was passed. Under the existing use exemptioh, Mr. Goreski feels he should be able to go ahead with the work. It was Mr. Goreski's posit- ion that thé work on the.shed is not-an extension, -as it applies to the bylaw, but simply a "continuation" of the trailer park operation as it was being used when the bylaw took effect. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM will now be treated here. The Library-teaching area alsodoubles as a board room, again saving valuable space. The doctor's lounge has also been relocated, and the new spot for medical records was sliced off the administrator's Wrap your home in a "Winter warm-- Summer cool" blanket of insulated Aluminum. TNT Te UN TTA A To Ar Br Bir Up "We A Ap A A Tp A Nr A office. The greater part of the . renovation was carried out by the hospital's own three- man maintenance - staff, resulting in considerable savings of time and money. No Painting - Guaranteed 20. years FREE ESTIMATES CALL 985-3747 > A 108 Water St. wishes to extend a olcome HELEN M. BATHIE, D.C. 281532 Ontario Limited Phone 985-3030 Doctor of Chiropractic who has recently moved into her offices at the rear of 108 Water Street (Old creamery) ~ ¢ : ¢ ¢ : ¢ ? : H : Me ¢ 3 NH : 3 ¢ 4 H ) ? ! / 3 M ! : 1 { ' ; . ) $ Dr. Helen Bathie has been a resident of the area : ¢ » ; 1 i for sometime, and to her we offer best wishes and | i much success in her new location. ' | ' : E. 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