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wm» 4 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, July 11, 1995 Town Hall 1873 needs work to meet fire code It could cost as- much as much as $10,000 to bring the Town Hall 1873 theatre into compliance with fire code regulations. A recent inspection of the Township owned building at the corner of Simgoe and Queen Streets in Port Perry came up with nearly six pages of recommendations. Scugog Mayor Howard Hall said he expects the costs will have to covered by the municipality. "Yes, it could be very expensive," he said Monday afternoon after the inspection report was tabled at a meeting of Township council. Dave Sparling, property manager for the Town Hall Committee said there is not a lot of cash available, and that could mean going to to the user groups for financial help. Mr. Sparling had not seen a copy of the inspection report when contacted at home Monday evening. i Scugog Fire Chief Richard Thom Doran joins Scugog Citizen as advertising rep The publishets of thesScugog Citizen are pleased to announce that Them Doran has joined the staff as a full time advertising sales rep. Mr. Doran is well known i in the Port Perry area as the owner/operator of Classic Hot Dogs, a business he will continue to operate. Thom's working background in sales includes four years with Dye and Durham which provides stationery to -the 'legal profession, and a year as ad sales rep with the Pickering Bay News. Thom and his wife Wendy have three young children. . He is replacing Chris Hudson who is leaving the Citizen this week after nearly three years to take a new job as advertising manager with the CCG group in Uxbridge. The publishers of the Citizen would like to publicly acknowledge the contributions Chris made to this paper over the last three years and to wish him every success in his new position. The publishers extend a warm welcome to Thom Doran. Please contact Thom at 985-6397 for all your advertising needs. ¢ ¢sTIVAL Dy Ye eC EN & el goes | | Restaurant. and Dining Lounge | Canadian and Butch Cuigine j hkl 4 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-2066 or 985-2257 Juty 13-14 - 15 Come around & have a look! Our - STREET PATIO is BEHIND US NOW! | Open All weekend! MAIN ROOM ENTERTAINMENT featuring ... THURSDAY ; . DJ & Karaoke with "Travellin' Weitbars' FRIDAY. & SATURDAY Live Music with "Grace Winds' ) COVER CHARGE ~~ DINING to 8 PM Miller told the Citizen Moriday the costs could be in the $10,000 range, perhaps less. Chief Miller said the Fire Department is prepared to be reasonable in setting time limits to have the work done, provided the department is satisfied that a concerted effort is being made to meet the irements of the inspection report. "The department doesn't want to be any kind of ogre over this," he said, adding "but we want to make sure the public is safe in a building that is over 120 years old." The inspection report calls for emergency lighting in several areas of the building;illuminated exit signs; a closure door between the main entrance lobby and downstairs lobby; panic hardware on exit doors; portable fire extinguishers throughout the building; - proper storage containers for | combustible materials; an inspection by Ontario Hydro of the electrical system; the repair of fire separations in several areas of the building; aisles in the new raised seating area; and the installation of a fire alarm system including smoke and heat detectors. Chief Miller said the alarm system would be the most costly of the recommendations to meet. «The building was slated to be Come One ... Come All .. FREE WORKSHOPS - 4T. iT Ith Town Hall 1873, Queen & Simcoe St., Port Perry All ages welcome. Stage Fighting 1 fo 2 PM; Voice 2 fo 3 PM; Theatre Sports & Improv 3 PM to 5 PM includes a Special Children's Workshop. For further information call 985-0579 or 985-0529 demolished by the Township 20 years ago, but a group of citizens rallied to save it. Since then it has been the stage for musicals and dramas by local theatre groups and performances by numerous professional artists. With family and friend , May S d her 90th birthday on Sunday. immigrating from Scotland to Canada, she moved to Port Perry in 1967. May has four children - Jack, Violet, Jean-Ann and Sandra Bramham of Port Perry. She has 17 g another one due any day. . Borelians present and 20 great-g dchildren, wjth Citizen Want Ads THEY WORK! 54 Water St., Port Perry 985-6397 : COLORATIONS ¢ » ; Paint & Wallpaper § . invites you to . . COME AND DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE! & . 84 Water St., Port Perry 985-3030 . {C= = 8B : PREMIUM % PREMIUM £ | HN 37.0% INTERIOR EEE EN | | rerior fi | B . LA LATEX Bor 4 pe . EGGSHELL PRIMER 5S . . ENAMEL seALER M20 |B gd | == #9090 3.78L 5799 3780 Ne ° . 'mgloss midway between [] high! hing. ioc rdw. . : AK] Jat apes sont Gloss Srtaces, &dry plaster. M of ® for walls, frim and doors ee 1 : | $25.99 13.99 |; . | Fabrics & Co-ordinates nol Included [] . ' : . a