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« 5 , May 11, 1993 . (0 UN VA DIRS) CALENDAR May 11th to May 25th, 1993 MONTH LONG EVENTS "Kent Famdale Sallery Scugog Memorial Public Liprary presents: "SomeThings Fishy Two" - Leather Sculpture by Paul and Beverly Williams from May 8th to 28th. * Port Perry Alateen for those under 21 years of age who have a relative or friend with a drinking problem. Meets every Tuesday Night at the Port Perry United Church, Simcoe & Queen Street, starting at 7:30 PM. "Alanon - Adult Children of Alcoholics meets every Tuesday Night at the Port Perry United Church starting at 8 PM. For those who have a parent, relative or friend with a drinking problem. * Bingo every Wednesday at 7 PM at the Catholic Church Hall. * Port Perry Tai-Chi Club Open House, 1st Monday every month at Pririce Albert Hall, 19 Jeffrey Street from 7:30 to 9:30 PM * Port Perry Fiddle Club Dance & Jam Session every 4th Wed. 7 PM at Islander Banquet Hall, Scugog Island (follow signs). Fiddlers, Pickers, Dancers, Public Welcome. Adm. $2. 985-7557 or 985-9807. * TOPPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Tuesday 7 PM at the Anglican Church Hall. New members welcome. TUESDAY, MAY 11th * Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association meets at the Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S. at 8 PM, for coffee, cards, conversation. Call 436-5089 or 728-1011. * Enfield Country Quilt Show andBazaar, at the Enfield United Church from 10 AM to 4 PM. Admission $3.00, includes lunch. THURSDAY, MAY 18th * Students have been working hard on their spring musical "God with a Capital G." To be presented at Hope Christian Reformed Church at 7:30 PM. Everyone is welcome to attend. * Blackstock Fair Board Monthly Meeting at 8:00 PM in the Blackstock Rec Centre. Everyone welcome. - * Scugog Community Care Information Scugog General Meeting Latcham Centre starting 1 PM. Everyone welcome. Please RSVP 985-8461. Desserts - Meeting - Entertainment. FRIDAY, MAY 14th Council starts to hand out development allocations Scugog Township council has started handing out sewer allocation for five develop t proposals in Port Perry and Prince Albert. Council agreed Monday that the Canterbury Commons project will get allocation for 185 units and allocation on the four other proposals will be made this coming week. i Canterbury Commons is a proposal for the former Brooks Farm just north of Port Perry. It calls for a golf course and 248 homes geared to retirement living. The suggested allocations were made Monday by Mayor Howard Hall who has been working closely with officials at Durham Region to come up with some kind of a formula to get developments moving on full services. "I think there is sprhething for everyone," said the Mayor. He suggested that Ribcor Developments be allocated capacity for 30 homes on Union Avenue; Van Edward Investments should get 70 units, as would Perryview, both of which are on the south side of Unien Avenue. And the proposed Rattleglen development on the west side of Old Simcoe Street near Durham Road 8 would get allocation for 80 units. These allocations add up to 435 units, far short of the 1142 units proposed in the five developments. The problem is with the sewage treatment capacity. The 43§ new units, plus reserve for in-filling and developments already approved, will put the * treatment facility at maximum A Reading Specialist (Phonics) An Elementary Teacher A Montessori Directress capacity. Studies are now underway to determine if the lagoon system can be enhanced with a mechanical sewage treatment facility. It will several months before the test results are known. Council agreed Monday to allocate the 185'"units to Canterbury Commons because the development company would have pulled out and put the land up for sale this week. One developer, Ribcor, is unhappy with thé allocation proposal and Ribcor officials plan to attend next Monday's meeting to tell councillors why they are not happy. In handing out the allocations in this "sewer sweepstakes," council is going to set a time limit in which developers must start building new homes. Mayor Hall suggested three years after the development plan has been registered. If the development is not progressing, the crucial sewage allocation would be withdrawn. * Bingo at the Nestieton Community Centre 7:30 PM. Call 986-5503. SATURDAY, MAY 15th * "Raise the Flag" celebrations are planned by the Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs of Port Perry in Palmer Park at noon hour. Everyone in the community is invited to hang their flags in support of Canada. * Dance to the Big Band Sounds of the Hurricanes Dance Band. Live 18 piece dance sp d Lions Club to be held at the Cedar Beach Pavilion, Musselman Lake. More information call 416-222-2869. * Operation Scugog Children's Sale & Access. from 10 AM to 1:30 PM at the Masonic Hall, Queen Street. * Spring Salad Supper at the St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock Starting at 5:30 PM. Adults $7.50; 12 & under $3.50; Preschool Freq And a Dedicated Parent po - BUY, SELL Citizen ~ Ads Work I have chosen to establish a classroom to Rovide my own children with a head start education.f' We are looking for a small number of companions in learning. The classroom is well equipped, the program is individualized and challenging. The country setting is safe. The cost is less than daycare. Ages 3 - 6 welcome. We are now registering for September. A : A Enrollment limited. * Port Perry United Church First Time Yard Sale including bake . , table. From 8 AM to 3 PM on the Lawn of Lake Scugog Lumber, 1st Line Brock / Hwy. 12. 36 Water: St, Simcoe Street South. Donations welcome. 985-9250 or 985-8857. Call 705-357-1230 Port Perry * Giant Yard Sale from 8:30 to 1:00 AM, Knights of Columbus Charity Event at Immaculate Conception Church, Port Perry. Will pick up 985-6397 donated items, call after six, 985-3705, 985-3220. * Durham College Craft Show and Sale from 10 AM to 4 PM at 2000 Simcoe St, North, Oshawa. Admission $2.; Children undpr 12 Free. Free Parking. ° SUNDAY, MAY 16th a * Durham College Craft Show ahd Sale from 10 AM to 4 PM at 2000 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa. Admission $2.; Children under 12 Free. | Free Parking. "{ * Cruisin' Classics Car Club Cruise'in at Scugog Shores Museum from'1 to 3 PM. Members and non-members welcome. Public invited. Admission $2.50, proceeds to Museum. * Pineridge Blue Grass Club Pickin' Session at Camp Samac, Oshawa from 110 5 PM, All I guest F Blue Grass. | M 15 & 16 9 TUESDAY, MAY 18th | ay ' 4]. * Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association meets at 8 PM. For an "Open Di on Loving ips" based on Leo Buscallia. At Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. New members & guests welcome. 436-5089 or 728-1011 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th * Music Students of Port Perry High School present Spring Rhapsody 7:30 PM. Proceeds for Jazzmerize to Music Fest, Edmonton. ! THURSDAY, MAY 20th * Scugog Toy Lending Library Annual Meeting and Membership Registration for 1993-94 Season, 7 PM at the Port Perry United Church, Centennial Room. #1 * Music Students of Port Péiry High School present Spring Rhapsody § 7:30 PM. Proceeds for Jazzi#erize to Music Fest, Edmonton. SATURDAY, MAY 22nd Sat., 10 am -5 pm & Sun., 10 am -'4 pm Bow villé Arena On the corner of #2 (King St.) & HWY #57 'Adults: $2. Seniors: $1. Children under 12: FREE Door Prizes Info: (416) 985-1616 (416) 985-0572 * Community Spring Cleaning Sale in Scugog Parking Lot : $ : " "1 * tom 8 AM to 1 PM. Reserve your spot by calling 985-7346, T: i Parking spaces will be reserved on a first come, first served basis, | H OR | % costing $10. each. Bring all your merchandise and and setup A @ material you may require. | ? " ; TUESDAY, MAY th , (8, AR ' Donor Clinic at the Port School from 9:30 to 3:00, DC CT ne tg : yi \ 3 Just 2 Miles dlinic in hopes of collecting 100 units of blodt. Everyone welcome. - | S South of por ¢ § on the awa 8 12550 Simcoe Street | The Citi charge 985-4353 OUR FLOWER & VEGETABLE Box PLANTS ARE IN! TREES starting at $29.95 SEEDS ¢ SOIL ¢ PEAT MOSS ¢ FERTILIZER If you can't make it in ... We will deliver! * HOURS - Monday to Saturday 8:30 to 8:00; Sunday ;10:00 to 6:00 lendar events tot [LEEEE RUT VITAE @ (a= le )TA ([olor: Wo To] o] [=H oe :To G8 THE SCUGOG CITIZEN Your satisfaction is our growth.