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boar asked industrial park Scugog Council has told a developer that it wants up-scale "prestige" development for a proposed industrial park on Concession 6 just west of Port Perry. And this could mean curb and gutter roads, attractive buildings, and a restriction on outside storage. Lawyer George Smith, rep- resenting Mr. Bianchet who owns the 96 acre site, told coun- cil his client is concerned he doesn't get "priced out of the market" when it comes to sell- ing theindustrial lots. However, Mayor Howard" Hall said that "we feel there is a need for up-scale, prestige in- dustrial park close to Port Perry." And he said industrial de- velopment officials with Dur- ham Region agree with the need Large crowds attend Twilight beef B.B.Q. for this kind of industrial site. He urged Mr. Smith and his client to talk to the industri- al commissioner with Durham Region. Part of the reason why council is insisting on the pres- tige aspect for this industrial development is the proximity to Port Perry residential areas. The Bianchet land is the buffer between industrial land to the west and residential land to the east. Mr. Smith said his client is anxious "to get moving" on the development and is willing 'meet the demands imposed by the Township for no open stor- age on at least the part of the lands that abut residential are- as. Mayor Hall said council will make its decision on the proposal in the near future. Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery This has been one busy weekend. On Friday evening there was a monster Twilight Meeting & beef _barbecue at the farm of Doug and Beth Wilson. There was an excep- tionally large crowd in atten- dance. There was delicious food for all and a merry time visiting. There were two Contenders for the Ont. Dairy Princess title for Ontario County. The honour went to Wendy Evans, daughter of Ross and Barbara Evans. Our congratulations. Doug and Beth as hosts for the party with their family Michael, Tanya and Virginia were asked to the platform to receive thanks. On Sunday a host of friends and relatives arrived at the Kerry home for a Trousseau Tea to see Donna's lovely gifts and enjoy a Looking for A Place to Advertise Your Business? LOOK HERE! Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business! Call: 285-7383 for more information. visit with long time friends. Several stayed for supper and to enjoy Donna's Birthday Cake as today July 10 is Donna's Birthday . - congratulations. Also congratulations to Lois Bushell, a former Epsom resident who has been chosen as Uxbridge Citizen of the Year. The Ontario Angus Association and Junior Angus Show was held at the farm of Len and Marilyn Stroud on Sunday afternoon. This event was enjoyed by about two- hundred guests. Several breeders from the U.S.A. were among the guests. Friday evening Maurice and Marydale Tapscott attended a retirement party for her brother Charle Houghton in Toronto. On Saturday Maurice, Norm and John Tapscott and Earl Taylor went to the Wilson Brothers Mill at Whitevale to at- tend a retirement party for the Wilson Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiersma of Blythe are holidaying at the home of Ross and Barb Evans for a few days - Monday they will attend the Hanover Hills Holstein Sale. Best Wishes go with Bob and Wendy Andrews, Adam and Tina to their new home -- they moved out on Saturday and the new owners moved in on Sunday - Welcome. #27 * FEATURES Eo POLITICAL We Deliver The | * SPORTS * LOCAL * EDITORIAL Keep yourself informed.... Read the Star weekly! ) There is*a possibility that traffic on Durham Road 2 may be re-routed through the ham- let of Seagrave for about a week this fall while Durham Region carried out repairs to a bridge over the Nonquon River. And Scugog Township council hopes that the Region will also agree to pave the stretch of old Seagrave Road that leads into the community north of Port Perry. Council agreed Monday that the detour through Sea- grave during the bridge repairs on Durham Road 2 could go ahead, but the council will nego- tiate with the Region for the pavingon the old road. Township roads superin- tendent Ronn MacDonald said CONTINUOUS FORMS Printed and Blank PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 11, 1989 -- 19 Seagrave will get increase in traffic while bridge repaired Monday that if the Region can close the bridge on Durham Road 2 completely, the repairs can be done in about a week. If the Region has to keep one lane of the bridge open to traffic, the work will take twice as long and be more costly. In response to a question from councillor Yvonne Chris- tie, he said the one lane bridge in the hamlet that would be part of the detour is able to han- dle the increased flow of vehi- cles, including heavy trucks. EARWIG KILLER 500 gm. 4 [] 1S)3] However, he said the Re- gion will have to post special signs warning motorists that the bridge used for the detour is one lane. If traffic is not detoured through Seagrave, during the bridge repairs, it will be re- routed down Old Simcoe Street then east on the 12 back onto Durham Road 2. Mr. MacDonald said the Region will not start the bridge repairs until September, or af- ter the busy summer season. KING BUG KILLER 169.95 -- available at -- PORT PERRY FEEDS 5oF Look for our 40 Vanedward Drive Port Perry 985-7363 D Country Style Donut MOBILE VAN during Festival Dayo Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds County STORE LOCATION: 270 SCUGOG ST. OPEN 24 HOURS ® DONUTS ret 020.0", >. ~", CC eX