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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" longer through Web By Christine Bryant Port Perry Star -. The long arm of the law is going to get a little longer. Today (Sept. 23) the Durham Regional police will officially open its own web site on the internet. The site, which has been unofficially opened since July 25, has already had over 2,000 registered visi- tors. The site will be updated regularly and will' provide people with crime prevention tips, a community alert that will warn resi- dents of local scams in the region, and ¢ a miss- tion Sergeant - McKechnie at £905), ing or dangerous per- sons reports. The community will be able to send feed- back to the police through the internet. The site features.a citizens' report that will allow business and local people who have access to the internet to fill in their own police reports. You can reach the Durham Regional Police Service web site at www 'police. durham. on.ca ~ For more informa- contact Staff ~~ Gord 579- 1520. We Are Open 7 Days A Week For Breakfast Lunch Or Dinner 7am To 9pm 1866 Scugog Street, Port 985-0025 Shores Museum R Next Event : PIONEER FALL FAIR ¥ Experience the Fall Fair as it was 100 years ago! %6%: Sat, Sept. 28 10am - 4pm "Produce, Baking & Crafts, Goat Milking Pioneer Activities, Baking Contest, $5. Harvest Lunch Special Island Rel. 2kms Fast of Port Perry off Hwy. 7A No, 905-985-3589 Sl PABISA (08) D PRICE, STORIES O LOA EVERY OTH IER WEEK WE'LL PRINT ONE OF THEM & AT THE END OF 3 MONTHS WE'LL DRAW AN ENTRY FOR A a Pp Ao X Mon.-Thurs. 1pm to 11pm Fri. 1pm - midnight _ Sat. 11am-11pm © Sun. Noon-10pm * Explosive Cards & Comics Wak In or Call to Reserve 404-9737 Weekends Please Call Ahead 44 Bond St. E., PRY ' EX SEG vs ole GIFT CERTIFICATE any of the Pe UB ofo Ihe Fort = ry ar1886 Mary ¢ Service marked 90 years for church Fall colors are peeking out more and more every- where, beautiful as always. More work has been done on the playcentre site at Robinglade Park. With good weather every- one should start to see some progress again soon. Get well wishes to Logan Evans who unfor- tunately broke his leg Saturday. Hope you're feel- ing better soon. Get well wishes also to Logan's mom Tracy as she had pneumonia. Happy birthday wishes go out to Marilyn Blair, Kyle Blair, Rob Blair, Karel Nottingham, Scot Runcieman, Tim Wray, Lloyd Short, Pat Fisher and Michael Cooke. Ken and Marian Short along with Jack Ona and families attended the wed- Announcing GLAMOUR ° All parties indude: music, karaoke, Gawes, prizes. loot bags and All the fu you need. Orler packages Available. "ARTISTIC HAIR SHOP 23 Albert St. Uxbridge 852-7591 Ort aria pagel Send or irop Seagrave ding of Jennifer Short to Eric Swanson on Saturday in Fenelon Falls United Church. Jennifer is the daughter of Gord and Linda Short and grand- daughter of Ken and Marian. Kevin Puckrin, son of Roy and Marilyn Puckrin and Julea Elliott, daugh- ter of Alex and Maryann Elliott were married Saturday afternoon in Emmanuel Pentecostal Church, Port Perry. The Infant to Size 16 Fashion, Footwear & Fun! BR@CK'S for Kids 174 Queen St., Fort Perry tt t« Fel Pl SCT aE RS [I | = reception was held at Uxbridge Arena Hall. They will return from their honeymoon in St. Kitts to live in Blackwater. The community shower for Amy Lynn Wanamaker and John Colins is this Friday, Sept. 26 at the home of Murdoch and Inid Belair 2335 Clements Rd. There will be a pot luck supper beginning at 5:30 p.m. Men are included in this invitation. Amy and John are being married on Saturday, Oct. 4 in Seagrave United Church. The anniversary service on Sunday celebrating 90 years in the present church was led by mem- bers of the session: Lawrence Nicholls, Don Beacock, Fred Puckrin and Len Somerville. The first church services in Seagrave began in 1884. Betty Lou Beacock intro- duced Rev. Jan White of the Bethany-Pontypool charge. Rev. White chose for her sermon "Small Steps Towards a Big Vision." God only asks us to catch the vision and make it grow. She also talked to the children on "Clowns for Christ." She painted their faces using a star for brightness, a cross for Jesus' death, and a tear drop for sadness. Jesse Knobbs intro- duced the Rob Foster fam- ily of Uxbridge who sang several songs. The three children: Amy 7, Jeremy 5 and Mark 3 are already accomplished singers. The mother Bev who accompa- nied them on the pianc is also a very talented pianist and teacher of music. A social hour followed the service. Next Sunday the ser- vice will be at the usual time at 10 a.m. There will be a variety program and bake sale at the church on Friday evening, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. There will be a free will offering taken to go towards the new furnace fund. Plans are being made for the annual Turkey Dinner to be held Wednesday, Nov. 5. Tickets can be purchased by phon- ing 985-3851, 985-2627, 985-3595, 985-8190, or (705) 357-3504. That's all for this week. Please call Ann Sandiford for next week's news. Lishman pondering move From page 1 But delays in waiting for decisions from the local council and reports from Durham Region are frus- trating to the well-known artist and migratory bird expert. "There are just too many hoops that local government expects you to jump through when you propose a project that is a new idea for them (government)," said Mr, Lishman, who, in a letter to The Star after abandoning a similar plan in Scugog, blamed "bureaucratic cholesterol" for the death of the proposal. The Lishmans ran into problems when they pro- posed a similar, although more extensive project in Nestleton, when residents who opposed the project went to council with their Page 1: logo. Page 2: Page 10: NOT 5.99-23.99 Page 13: We wish to draw your attention to the following in last week's '75 Years Anniversary Sale' Flyer. 25-pc. mini tool kit, 58-9076-0 The illustration should not show the Mastercraft ALSO We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current '75 Years Anniversary Sale' Flyer. 16-piece Kitchen Necessities knife set, 99-2125-8 The illustration should show a "Whiltshire™ logo Beechwood co-ordinates, 42-3246x Copy should read: Sale 5.99-24.99, Sony discman, 44-1573-6 Copy reads: Reg. 149.99, Sale 139.99 Should read: 139.99 We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may bave caused you. cnote 338/339-97 zones: (excl.7/8/9) objections. Eventually the Lishmans decided to look elsewhere for a site for the project, which was to create a large number of full and part-time jobs. Mr. Lishman said that if he continues to run into problems with the Clarington site, he may well look south of the border for a home for his artistic, envi- ronmental and fashion pro- jects. "The Carolinas (North and South) give a lot of incen- tives to people to try new projects, and have shown interest in what we're trying to do from the start," he said. "We want to remain in Canada, and in this area, but jeesh! ...Every time we try to do something that's good for us and for the com- munity we're locating in, well, it's just hard to get it done." a TR ER ae RR SE