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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 22, 1985 C. of C. wants vendors out The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is concer- ned about transient vendors who set up shop alongside and has asked the municipality to put a stop to them. roadways, Peterborough man charged man has been charged with careless driving following a two-car crash on Regional Road 2 Monday night. Durham Regional Police say a Ford pick- up driven by Ronald Breen of Robinglade Estates was travelling northbound on Regional Road 2 at 7:15 p.m. when he slowed to turn right on Concession 12 into the Estates. The truck was followed closely by a Green light for bowling club (From page 1) Council agreed with a motion from Ward Two councillor Jack Cottrell for the extra $22,000 grant with all members voting in the affir- mative. The Lawn Bowling Club hopes that a con- tractor will be able to start work in the new green in the very near future so that it will be ready for play in the summer of 1986. silver Cordoba driven by Richard Hennessy, and when the truck slowed, the Cordoba didn't, smashing into the tail-end and flipping the truck into an east ditch. Mr. Breen and his wife, and Mr. Hennessy and his four passengers were rushed by am- bulance to Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital, but no one was seriously injured. Mr. Hennessy was charged with careless driving. Mr. Rickard said the club has several fund raising projects under- way to help off-set ex- penses. With the project now getting the apparent green light, the Town- ship will wind up with the old green on Queen Street. Just what to do with that old site has not been decided by council. Some members have indicated in the past they would like to see it Chamber president Peter Hvidsten told Township council Mon- day afternoon that just prior to Motheis Day, two vendors were selling flowers in Port Perry, one from the lot of a gas station on Highway 7A and the other in front of the Brewer's Retail Store. He said these flower vendors may have hurt business for the three florists shops in Port Perry who rely heavily on special occasions like Mothers Day as an im- portant part of their retail sales. Mr. Hvidsten said that while stores pay business tax, the road- side vendors do not. They don't pay any kind of licencing fees and in some cases are not charging sales tax on their products. left as a small park, while others feel the land has commercial value and should be sold by the municipality for the best price possible. The lawn bowling club had an appraisal done on the site which in- dicated it could be worth a minimum of $40,000 to as much as $110,000 as prime commercial property in the heart of downtown Port Perry. The Chamber of Commerce is very con- cerned that similar vendors will start showing up on the street corners in greater num- bers. He requested that the Township check its by- laws to see if they can be stopped, or at very least to "determine if the numbers can be con- trolled. Township ad- (From page 1) of the school. The old Grammar School, built in 1873 was an imposing two storey structure that burned to the ground in 1926, but not before many of the area's citizens passed through its doors, in- cluding Dr. H.A. Bruce who went on to found Wellesley Hospital in Toronto and became Lieutenant Governor of misitrator Earl Cuddie replied that the municipality's hands may be tied if the ven- dors are operating on private property in commercial zones. However, the Township will look into the issue to determine if there is some kind of legal leverage that can be used to control or restrict these kinds of vendors. New park the province in 1935. Mr. Arculus said the ~ cost of excavation and park facilities will be about $5000 and this money will be raised by students at the school. Once complete, the park inside the walls will be open to the public. He said the students hope to be able to start work on the project in Septem- ber and complete it in about a month. St. John training In 1984, St. John Am- bulance trained 110,000 people in Ontario in first aid and cardio pulmonary resuscitation courses. More than half were employees in business and industry trained by St. John to featuring THURSDAY EVENING: Listen to all your favourite tunes by the original artists "I..J." Entertainment FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING Come kick up your heels and dance to live entertainment by "THE BURTONS" meet provincial regula- tions and to help reduce accidents by increasing safety awareness. For in- formation contact St. John Ambulance in your community or in Toron- to at 46 Wellesley St. E, (416) 923-8411. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you! PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Heliport is opened May 29th The emergency helicopter pad at Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital, which was completed last year, will officially open next week. : Hospital Administrator Mr. David Brown told the Star the opening, which had been delayed due to weather during the winter, will now take place on Wednesday, May 29th at 3:00 - p.m. The public is invited to attend the opening and view the helicopter-ambulance when it arrives. Durham-York MPP Ross Stevenson will be on hand to officially open the heliport, as well as members of the Hospital Board and Council. The heliport is located on the south side of the Hospital near the visitors parking area. Light refreshments will be served following the opening. [@]al¢:1g[e) NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Lic- ence Board ot Ontario will be held at the MICHAEL STARR BUILDING. 33 KING STREET WEST ROOMS M.N.O.. OSH- AWA. ONTARIO on FRIDAY. JUNE 7th. 1985 at the hour nf 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon. at which time the Board w hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licen Act. and Regulations thereunder The following establishment has applied for a hcence of the class indicated. and the application wilt be entertained at the atorementioned location and time Application For New Licence Rolling Hills Equestrian Centre Restaurant Scugog Township, Port Perry Dining Lounge Licence Patio (Dining Lounge) Licence Applicant: 617520 Ontario Inc. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who 1s resident in the municipality and who wishes to make rep- resentation relative to the application. shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing. or in person at the time and place of the hearing (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario. MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT with your choice of tasty sauces! ® SWEET & SOUR ® HONEY. ® HOT MUSTARD ® TARTAR SAUCE Q PACK ® BARB) 6 PACK 199 289 20 Pack| or TRY |20Pc "FUN PACK" FRIED CHICKEN Port Perry \. 136 Water St. 599 goth B99 SEAFOOD Thank You for 20 Great Years 985-9009 BAR CP ms a dA eT Sl a TR Ne rs So