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| | 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 2, 1999 Directory of Coming Events Family Resource of instrumental & choral Centre music - Port Perry United Scugog Community Church - 7 p.m. Info. 985- Centre, 1655 Reach St., Port 2801. Perry - Mondays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Wednesdays 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Info. 985-3976. Wednesday, Nov. 3 "Putting On The Ritz" fashion show - St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville - desserts - 6:30 p.m. show time - 7:30 p.m. Tickets at Goulds 622-2404. Wednesday, Nov. 3 Seagrave United Church Hot Turkey Dinner - three sit- tings - advanced tickets only - 985-7778, 985-2627 or 985- 3851. Friday, Nov. 12 Talent Auction - Prince Albert United Church - 7:30 p.m. Info. 985-9269. Saturday, Nov. 13 Indoor garage, craft & bake sale - R.H. Cornish P.S. - Saturday, Nov. 13 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tables - $20. Call 985- 4823. Sunday, Nov. 14 90th birthday for Myrtle Snelgrove - come & go tea - Prince Albert United Church, 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 14 Gospel Music Concert, Burns Church, 765 Myrtle Rd, Ashburn - 7:30 p.m. - info. 655-4240. Saturday, Nov. 6 Wednesday, Nov. 17 Pearls & Lace Craft Show Bazaar - Utica Hall - 7-9 Goodwood Community p.m. Centre. To bock a table "call 640-3966. Bazaar - First Baptist Saturday, Nov. 6 Church, Oshawa - 9 am. - 2 Hot Roast Beef Supper - p.m. St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock - 4:30, 6 & 7 p.m. sittings in the Parish Hall. Tickets - 986-0809; 986- 4962. Nov. 4,5, & 6 Quilt Show - Trinity United Church, Bowmanville - 623- 2404. Saturday, Nov. 20 Saturday, Nov. 20 Scugog Christian School Bazaar & Auction - 2 p.m. with auction at 6:30 p.m., 14480 Old Simcoe Road. Info. 985-3741. Saturday, Dec. 4 Saturday, Nov. 6 Endless Summer Beach Band - Blackstock Rec. Hall - 8 p.m. Info. 986-4585 or 986- 0907. Fundraising auction, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Uxbridge - 4-7 p.m. preview 2 p.m. Info. 852- 4461. Sunday, Nov. 7 "A Grand Event" - concert Coming Events sponsored by... 085-8507 1 1575 Hwy. 7A « Port Perry L SEND CHES SOND GAO GINS GREE SEAN GEN SNES SEND GENE SEED SUNS SEND SEND EEN SAE GENS GE. Sn. - Serving Port Peny, Uxbridge and sumounding areas since 1981 | » I I PORT PERRY @& A auto glass & trim id.' 288 ; 1£ | A A | FREE MOBILE SERVICE |. FOR REPLACEMENT : | AUTOMOTIVE GLASS ! | | | | | ) [ET Decals & Great Service i Come see 'Diane Richardson or Brian Norrish CRASH LANDING: Durham Regional Police were bu called to Port Perry High School last Wednesday time ilding. Two passengers were in the vehicle at the it smashed into the north side of the school. afternoon (Oct. 27) after a pick-up slammed into.the No serious injuries were reported. OMB session planned for Friday From page 1 " 16-acre parcel of land just south of the Lake Scugog Lumber yard for the plaza, which would include Canadian Tire as an anchor store. The par- cel is,106 acres in all and includes the plant, which would likely retain its zoning and OP designa- tion, said Mr. Carey. He said Stockworth, which has entered a binding agreement of purchase and 'sale, would probably seek a new tenant for the plant. He said the company is pursuing the unusual move of requesting its property be left out of the OP -- which has been approved, but is before the OMB because a num- ber of appeals have been made to specific sections - - in order to implement its plan. The Canadian Tire store in Port Perry is too small and a new location CHEVROLET BUICK" OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC GMC CADILLAC GMC TRUCK 852-3331 - 852-3357 1800263-2000 1°877852-3357 must be established quickly, said Mr. Carey. "If we're correct, you've got some major retailers who need some help there," he said. Stockworth MBG's application at Friday's meeting will be opposed by the township, which objects to the company's request, said municipal CAO Earl Cuddie. "We have spent consid- erable time, money and effort to get our .plan approved, and we don't think it's appropriate when it's 90 per cent done for us to be held up, and let them in," said Mr. Cuddie. The municipality objects to what it sees as the developer's attempt to circumvent thé process of rezoning and OP amend- ments, which would require plans to be pre- sented at public meet- ings, said Mr. Cuddie. The township will be represented at Friday's 23 Years Service Res: 006-086-699 or 905-4¢ Sma Bove PIZZA, goo Delivery i UBS & WINGS & i ® Bases cesee _ a hearing by lawyer Michael Fowler. Also alarmed by Stockworth's move is Mark Dawson of Quorum Development Corp. which plans to build a plaza featuring a new IGA store on Hwy. 7A west of downtown Port Perry. He feels Mr. Carey is seeking standing at the OP hearings in order to expedite the process of gaining approval for his project. "The attempt of the Canadian Tire proposal is to some degree to circum- vent the process and not have public meetings, and ride the coat-tails of the (OP) appellants," he contends. "I don't think it's fair for anybody -- the mer- chants of Port Perry, or the people of Port Perry, that someone should be allowed to scoot through without public input." Mr. Dawson said his proposal, a 70,000 square foot plaza on land cur- rently occupied by the Port Perry Flea Market, and others, including a commercial development on Simcoe St. proposed by Bill Tripp, are in the midst of the public perusal and council dis- cussion required under the Planning Act. It's important that process be followed so that residents and local politicians can offer input, he said. "We have followed the process," said Mr Dawson. Mr. Carey of Stockworth MBG insists he's not trying to circum- vent the public approval process. "Absolutely not," he said when asked if the company is attempting to expedite the process. Even if the property is exempted from designa- tion in the OP for now, Stockworth would still be required to go through the rezoning process and the public meetings that entails, said Mr. Carey. He expects a commercial zoning would be sought for the 16-acre parcel that will be the site of the Canadian Tire plaza, "while the land with the old Johnson Controls plant would likely retain its industrial and employ- ment area designation. "I'm not sure if we'd be looking at a total com- mercial designation for the site," he said. "It may not be that radical." The OMB session, at which Stockworth's rep- resentatives will make the case for granting the company standing at the appeal hearing, is to take place Friday morning at the township council chambers. 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