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. hele were no leftovers. Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 8, 1993 -- 3 pe 2 Zi Lishman named We know what the guys at Gord Lewis Motors had oF lunch Friday, a $ix-foot sub saridwich with all the trimmings courtesy of Subway and The Edge 94.9 FM. song to The Edge and thelr. names were drawn to receive the glal Baker of Ajax Subway, Shawn Carrey, Jay Buma, Derek Lewis of Jeffrey of Mark's Complete Car Care, and ele P Parker, on-alr xX ® uys phoned In their From left are Larry ewls Motors, Ma with The Edge. No, Big V to build new store but council raps design Big V Drug Stores will be closing its two outlets in Port Perry and moving to a new location on Queen Street. Officials from the company presented plans for a new 8,000 square foot Big V store at the corner of Queen and John Street where the former Dennis Anderson Chev Olds dealership was located. Jeff Bailey, area director with Big V said the store in the Port Perry Plaza and the Bruton- Big V on Queen Street will close once the new store is finished. He made the comment after meeting with council Monday afternoon in which plana, for the $450,000 building were presented to councillors. The design of the proposed building got something of a rough ride from several counéillors who said it lacked , imagination and needed design " changes to make it fit with the Victorian style architecture found in many byjldings on Queen Street. . *We are trying to get a balance bétween your (council) requests and the economics. We are trying to find that balance," Mr. Bailey told members of council. He said later outsidg.the chambers the company will "try to come to some kind of an agreement (with council) on the design." The design shows the 8,000 square foot building with windows in the front, parking in the rear and a rear entrance. . "I have nothing nice to.Bay about this (design) It's chintzy. With a little imagination, you could make the appearance little 'softer," said regional rep Yvonne Christie. And Ward 1 rep Ken Carruthers called the building a "warehouse with windows in the front." He went on to say "it does not cost any more to put up a building that is attractive." Wazd 2 rep Marilyn Pearce suggésted the exterior of the )) ¥ Herbally HEALTH FOODS &, NATURAL PRODUCTS Colleen & Twyla welcome you to 'Herbally Yours' 'N Yours KN 143 PERRY STREET, PORT PERRY 985-0861 EE (beside Keller's Variety) %5 3 a building could contain some arches siniilar to those on the outside galls of the Port Perry IGA ac John Street. And she said there must be some landscaping around the building and in the parking lot at the rear. Mr Bailey promised council he uld come up with re bb in the exterior design and have 'a landscape architect suggest where trees and shrubs can be planted. . Mr. Bailey said the company wants to start construction dn the new building as soon as possible. ~~ and Country Accents Gifts - Antiques 139 Queeh St., Unit 3, Port Perry (N.E. Comer of Water & Queen) 985-1239 | to fur Federation Phula Lishman has been appointéd go the Iriternational Fur Trade Federation and will attend: the annual meeting this tember in Di k works to promote the fur industry to the public i in those Snes. s. Lishman said she is Ms. Lishman owns Paula Lishman International in Blackstock, a. fur fashion design and manufacturing cogpany known the world over, She is currently a vice president of the Fur Council of Canada and 2nd vice president of the Canada Fur Trade ited about her appointment to this international organization. "It's a good opportunity for me. I think I'll do a gaod job," she said Monigw. After attending the annual meeting in Denmark this fall, she plans to stay in Scandinavia to line up some D TT The International Fur Trade - Federation is made Lipo i numerous countries including Canada, the United States, Japan, China and Italy, and it tacts for her own products. Ms. Lishman has developed a unique style using knitted fur to create high fashion garments sold in Canada, the UnitBd States and overseas. Spot Checks on truckers Starting at 12:01 June 8, the Ontario Transport Ministry will be gearing up for three-hour road check of 1 trucks also cover such things as licencing, hours of wagk, load security and vehicle ab part of an international effort to increase road safety. The spot checks are in addition to the ministry's regular truck inspections. 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