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Il Uprights ($649) ..... 4 Months Interest Free Payment OAC - wp 96-- Scugog Citizen ~ Tu , March 30, 1993 Derbyshire brings a touch of England A touch of England arrived in Port Perry with the opening of the classy Derbyshire Arms Pub and Restaurant. The Derbyshire opened its doors Saturday afternoon on North Street and owners Peter and Eileen Chetwynn were pleased to see a brisk business that day. The owners are originally from Great Britain and now live south of Uxbridge. Peter said they often visited Port Perry and used to talk casually about some day opening an English style pub here. Things began to get serious about a year ago when Peter accepted an "early retirement" from the National Westminster Bank where he had worked 30 years and was a senior vice president. \ "I certainly wasn't ready to stop working," he told the Citizen in an interview over the weekend. He purchased the building on North Street from Ted Blanchard (it was formerly Radio Shack and Blanchard Pools) and just about two months ago started extensive renovations. In fact, they were still putting the "finishing touches on" just hours before the first customers arrived at noon on Saturday. Taking full advantage of the high pitched ceiling of the building, the Derbyshire is bright and airy with attractive wall paper off-set by deep green carpeting and matching covers on the chairs. Jon says last chance Jon says this is absolutely your last chance. Anybody who has not signed up for the Scugog Youth Lob Ball by this Thursday April 1 will be out of luck for the coming season Convenor Jon Dawson says there have been enough sign- ups for four teams, but he needs more to fill out one more team, If you want to play in the Youth Lob Ball League this season, you have until 'April 1 to contact Jon at 985-8843 Canisters ($799.) ... ELECTROLUX Centrals ($799) ..... Now $649. Now $499. Now $549. ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOWS *°0°-=e> eos START SAVING THE DAY THEY'RE INSTALLED. "We are trying to create a certain atmosphere where people can enjoy a good meal and good conversation," Peter The piped music is played at low volume and when the TV sets are on for a sporting event, there is no volume at all. Special attention was given to the menu which features a wide variety of pub fare, including traditional favourites like "English Fry Up" and "Bangers and Mash." Over the supper hour, there will be daily specials like stuffed chicken and prime rib. Home made pies are a staple on the dessert menu. One distinctive feature is the bar, crafted from oak cut from trees on the Chetwynn property near Uxbridge. And behind the bar, patrons will find a choice of 12 drafts, including four imported --- Guiness, Bass, Double Diamond and Smithwick's which is proving very popular to the Canadian palate. No English pub would be complete without a dart board. Two will be set up in the Derbyshire and Peter hopes that a league team can be established. Though his parents operated a pub in England when he was a youngster, Peter says opening his own was not necessarily a life long dream. But after leaving his career in banking he was far too young for the rocking chair. Eileen works for the North York Board of Education and for the The improved design and fit reduces heat loss significantly. The glass itself Low E Glass', uses a special glazing that allows the sun's heat to pass through but doesn't allow it to escape. And to really warm things up, there's even Hydro Power wr Rebate for Ontal an Ontano ¢ AVE heating w $5 00 per th electricit up to Square toot of qualifying energy efficient window installed * So asks for details today ONTARIO HYDRO BOWMANVILLE Energy Management Cathy Ostend | POWER SAVER" Jther conditions apply time being will continue with her job while helping out whenever she can at the Derbyshire. Starting in mid-May and b brew. Peter says his investment in this pub is substantial. But he is a big admirer of Port Perry and sees a fine potential for TI Eg ug P 15, an outdoor patio at the front of the Derbyshire will be open for those who like some sunshine with their favourite the in general. In the meantime, if the first weekend is any indication, he's going to be busy as owner and host of the Derbyshire Arms. Derbyshire Arms owners Elleen and Peter Chetwynn. FIRE AND SAFETY ADVISORY Corrosion of s-Insulated, Factory-Built Chimneys The Office of the Fire Marshal and the U ' Labx of Canada have issued the following public safety notice Corrosion occurring in some insulated metal chimneys poses a potential safety hazard. These chimneys are commonly used for fireplaces, wood stoves and fumaces Corrosion of your metal chimney could ultimately result in the chimney falling off the roof or nearby materials surrounding the chimney catching on fire. Corrosion can potentially lead to a metal chimney becoming blocked by its own insulation, resulting in poisonous carbon monoxide gas building up inside your home Studies have found corrosion occurring in some chimneys that were less than three years old Homeowners are responsible for maintaining the safety of their own chimneys. The Ontario fre Marshal recommends that you have your chimneys (both metal and masonry) inspected each year by a qualified chimney sweep or heating contractor even when the chimney is only subject to light and intermittent use Efforts should be made to inspect those portions of an insulated metal chimney installed within concealed spaces A certified chimney sweep or heating contractor can determine how safe your chimney is. if your chimney is unsafe, you will be advised on what repairs are needed. Until repairs are made, the fireplace or other heating appliance should not be used Make sure your chimney is safe - it's your responsiblity to inspect it annually. For further infeymation on this public safety notice please contact the Office of the Fire Marshal at 1-800-268-6187, or your local re department ® Ontario @