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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 20, 1990 ATTENTION ... All Hearing Aid Wearers of Port Perry and Area ... HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRE 230 Queen Street, Port Perry For the Months of March and April (Mon. & Wed. Only), are having a Sale on all their Hearing Aid Batteries. $4.00 Pack of 3 BATTERIES $5.50 Pack of 4 BATTERIES $8.00 Pack of 6 BATTERIES dJBDASHWOOD) Fhe, as 8 "4 eet rd 1) > 1200 Phillip Murray Ave., REGIONAL 1 igi MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM niin "WEIGHT RESTRICTION Delays continue for 7A plaza (From page 1) the signal lights. He told council MTO will not grant that signalized access to his plaza until Highway 7A is widened, a process that could be three years away, at least. "Right now, I just don't know when or if MTO will pro- ceed with widening the high- way," Mr. Taylor told council. Construction on the plaza "has been stalled eight weeks while Mr. Taylor negotiated with MTO officials over the ac- cess off Highway 7A. And during one of these meetings attended by Mayor Howard Hall, he stressed that council feels the signalized ac- cess lining up with Water Street is anecessity. . The foundation, the floor and steel beams have already been erected, but council want- ed to know exactly where the ac- cess will be before giving ap- proval for the rest of the construction. MTO at one time had indi- cated access from the highway OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street REGULATIONS -- will be, in force on roads under the Jurisdiction of the QUALITY 1 egional Municipality of Durham effective February 26 to approximately April 27, 1990 FILM Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axle in ac- PROCESSING cordance with Durham Region By-Law Number 251-89. in one hour { Signs will be erected on all Regional Roads to which these Weight Restrictions apply. Quality Pri ts nts WA Twelve ses ik 60 WATER or PORT PERRY Regional Municipality of Durham 355-8521 INSTANT PASSPORTS 4 B for HIM and HER 241 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1B9 ¢ 985-8977 SELECTIONS ... will be closing Tuesday, February 27th at 5:00 p.m., to prepare for their expansion and will re-open Friday, March 9th at 9:30 a.m.. Watch for this Gala Event coming your way with savings and special gifts. \ J would be considered. Now, it appears as if access will have to come off Carnegie Street immediately to the west of the plaza. And Mr. Taylor has an agreement with the owners of the plaza to the east to link the parking areas of both plazas. * Before giving final approv- al to proceed with construction, council wants to see the agree- ment in writing, and written as- surances from Mr. Taylor that when and if MTO gives approv- al for the Highway access, the Carnegie Street entrance would be closed. Long range MTO plans for Highway 7A through that area of Port Perry call for widening to five lanes (two driving lanes each direction and one centre lane for turning onto the com- mercial properties on each side of the highway) But just when that project might go ahead is not known. Mr. Taylor said Monday he was told it could two or three years away. Council also expressed con- cern about a parking on a lane- way at the rear of the plaza and whether garbage and delivery trucks and emergency vehicles would have room to manouver. Mr. Taylor said parking in the rear would be for store em- ployees who could move their vehicles if they interfered with larger trucks. Members of council were perplexed that the provincial highways department has de- clined to give the OK for access off the highway at Water Street. At one time there were three homes on that location (zoned commercial) and each had an individual access to Highway 7A. Mayor Howard Hall said the three houses could have been converted to commercial use and retained their highway access. Council to consider smoking bylaw for local restavrants (From page 1) many people are adversely af- fected by second hand smoke, and studies have proven it can be a health hazard to non- smokers. Administrator Earl Cuddie said this was the first request that Scugog has received about a by-law to designate non- smoking areas in restaurants. And the smoking and non- smoking areas at the Township- owned Scugog Arena may be re- viewed as both Mayor Howard Hall and Ward 2 councillor Marilyn Pearce said Monday they have received complaints recently about smoking in the lobby. This winter, the Arena Kids' Colouring DRAW Board made the seating area non-smoking. Smoking is permitted along the mezzanine area be- hind the seats and in the lobby. Mayor Hall said he re- ceived a complaint as recently as Sunday night about the smoking in the lobby areawhen there was a large crowd in at- tendance for a hockey playoff me. Uxbridge Township has posted no smoking signs in its arena, including the lobby area. The letter tabled at Mon- day's council meeting also sug- gested that the Township ban smoking completely in. the Latcham Centre. WIN ... 1st PRIZE: 4 TICKETS to at the O'Keefe Centre on March 7th, 1990 at 7 PM (Does not include transportation and is not refundable.) 2nd PRIZE: Voucher for 3 FREE MOVIE RENTALS from Cinemax Video Store, Port Perry 3rd PRIZE: ONE LARGE PIZZA from Trader Sam's 'BIG BIRD'S SESAME STORY' SD Nd 7: a 7278S PORT PERRY To enter just draw a picture of something you would rent at RENT & S8AVE, Port Perry. Write your name, age (up to age 10 inclusive), address and telephone number on the back of your drawing, then either drop it in the mail or into the store at 111 Scugog Street, Port Perry, Ont. LOL 1H9, by February 28th, 1990. Draw will take place March 1st, 1990. Ta SS 5 0 pn Sa AU NT SA DR Ea ots ae TT