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While residential permits were down, construction in the commercial sector was up by close to $250,000, although only one permit was issued in July for each of the past two years and one small permit in August. One area where permits did surpass 1988 this year was for swimming pools. Over the two months, twelve permits valued at $98,447.00 were issued, up $12,000 rom 1988. Total value of construction recorded to the end of August 1989s $26,537,401.00., down about $3.4 mil- _ lion from the previous year, 4 0 NN i 7 * Basic Sewing ARE * Pattern Making £ * Basketry Sy 2 * Country Decor Items "* Sweat Shirt Cardigan 71 * Christmas Craft Workshop *Smocking * New Quilt Patterns * Hand Quilting Techniques * Balloons and Drapes Oss ou -- FUN, and SELF-DEFENCE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY -- Affiliated with Toronto Wado Kai, under the direction of Chief Instructor Dave Manara, 6th Dan 77727777277/22/72772/27/2/7%/777% (/ A 4 ra J) ey A lard AP] 7 7 | 2 fi > x £79 4 Vl 7 Z rs 2 7 » 2 H ] ' rt A ships rss itd Fry vile ZZ "aftr yy oi 1A Wola J hre, PD =~ AN SX AN Visit the store to see our samples and join us for our OPEN HOUSE Sept. 14th from 7 to 9 & Sept. 16 from 10 to 2 located in Luke's Country Store 201 (ucen Street - Port Perry RRR LAS NN 7, PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE Proposed snowmobile bylaw will ban use of machines after 1a.m. It would appear that Scugog council is about ready to pass a bylaw which will regulate and prohibit the operation of motor- 1zed snow vehicles within the township. The bylaw has been in the works since last winter, when numerous complaints from township residents surfaced, forcing council to consider re- strictions. Under the pro d bylaw, it will be unlawful for anyone to drive a motorized snow vehicle along any highwa under the Jurisdiction of the Township of Scugog, or on any municipal property, including parks, un- ess they arelicenced. It will also restrict the use of a snowmobile along sidewalks, except when in the act of cross- ing at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of the sidewalk. The driving of a snow vehicle will be permitted in public parks throughout the munici- pality except in areas where they are posted prohibiting their use. Two of the parks sug- Calling all 'night owls Distress Centre Durham, a con- fidential 24-hour hotline is busier than ever. Most people are calling to talk about their problems. This increase has put a strain on our volunteer resources, especially our over-nighters, whose shift begins at 11:00 p.m. We have created a special shift: just for night shift workers. If your energy level is up after work, we can offer you a challenge. TN We need people who are com- passionate, tolerant and patient. We will train you to be a good listener and able to help people in distress or crisis situations. You will learn a great deal about yourself and others plus have an opportunity to feel good about the service you are giving to the community. To take up this challenge, please call 723-4461 anytime and an application will be sent to you. CLUB DEMONSTRATION & REGISTRATION Sunday, September 24th - 6:30 PM PORT PERRY LATCHAM CENTRE -- REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES -- BEGINNER CLASSES for ALL AGES START: Tuesday, September 26th - 6:00 PM ADVANCED CLASSES: (Year-round) in Port Perry Sunday and Tuesday 7:00 PM LOCATION (Downtown) Latcham Centre, at the lake, Queen & Water Streets FEES: Children $75.00; Adults $100. for 3 months (Special Family Rates Available.) MORE INFORMATION: For Port Perry Club call at class time 985-7982 : or Instructor Sensei Robert Dods, 3rd Dan at 926-5370 or Ron Mollon at 985-7098. ested for being signed to pro- hibit snowmobiles were Poplar Park and Apple Valley. } One of the more controversial arts of the bylaw is the abso- ute banning of snowmobilin between the hours of one o'cloc a.m. and seveno'clocka.m. The restrictions here will ap- ply only to the built-up areas of Port Perry, Prince Albert, Blackstock and Caesarea. All councillors were not in agreement with this ban, but on a tie vote, Mayor Hall voted for the baning stating, "at least thisis a start." It was reported that the Port Perry Snowmobile Club is op- posed to any curfew on snow- mobiling, but most councillors felt the curfew was necessary. Anyone who contravenes the bylaw will be found guilty of an offences and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine which could be as high as $1000.00. Council is still waiting for some comments from the PP Snowmobile Club, but they hope to pass the bylaw in the near future. Borelians announce season kickoff The Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry is pleased to announce its theatrical season's kickoff social. All present and past members are invited to attend, and new members are indeed most ~ welcome to join our exciting and mobile company. Even if prospec- tive members would like more in- formation about the Borelians, please join us for the evening. At this time, you will have a.chance to meet the present Board of Directors and the cast of the up- coming Death of a Salesman. The director for Brighton Beach Memoirs has already been chosen, and interested actors wishing to audition or interested technicians will have an oppor- tunity to speak to him. Come and make new friends in what is sure to be an unforget- table evening of laughter, enter- tainment and information. Refreshments will be served. The date for this social/is Thursday . September 21 at 8;00 p.m. at the Town Hall, 1873, corner of Queen and Lilla Streets in Port Perry. PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 985-9785 Port Perry * INCOME TAX oo FINANCIAL PSMALL BUSINESS It's almost There's nothing else like it! Our new hauling ability. ~ pounds on flat LIST PRICE: $4529. SPECIAL SALE PRICE John Deere AMT 600. a truck. All Materials Transport gives you true ot just travel. Takes loads up to 600 d. Dumps them, too. 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