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The Beer Store in Port Perry donated $200 last Friday to the local Parks and Rec Committee with the money going to a study of water quality In Lake Scugog. In photo are (left) store manager Ron Pollard with Durham East MPP John O'Toole who was at the store working for a short while as part of the environmental promo. Also, Beer Store customers were most generous In donating used sports equipment that will be turned over to the less fortunate. In fact, the sports equipment bin at the store will remain this week for equipment donations. Sign zoning gets OK A re-zoning application that would keep Scugog Signs operating has been given the go-ahead by Township council. But it took a tie-breaking vote by Mayor Howard Hall. Council Monday voted 4- 3 in favour of the controversial re-zoning for the company that employs about seven people making municipal road and traffic signs. But in going ahead with the re-zoning, council stipulated the applicant must put a letter of credit to guarantee that all terms and conditions set down by council in a site plan agreement are met. While Scugog Signs occupies the building in question, the re-zoning comes from the owners of the property, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mammone who have attempted several times in the past couple of years to secure the proper zoning for the business. Voting in favour of the re-zoning on Monday were the Mayor and councillors Joyce Kelly, Ken Gadsden pnd Ken Carruthers. Opposed were Marilyn Pearce, Karen Puckrin and Doug Moffatt. Councillor Pearce said the application is a "spot zoning" for a business that should be in a properly zoned industrial park in the Township. sign Settlement House Shops CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 10- 19 Settlement House Shops Downtown Port Perry (905) 985-8234 Open 7 Days a Week OPEN HOUSE HOURS NOVEMBER 10th to 19th Monday to Thursday & Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 Friday to 9 :00 ; Sunday 11:00 to 5:00 10% OFF IN ALL OF OUR SHOPS PLUS MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS (* excludes furniture) Join the fun from November 10th to 19th ... A Christmas Tradition at AFFORDABLES SETTLEMENT HOUSE FROM MY HEART ¥ Demonstrations ¥ Tasting Tables ¥ Specials ¥ spr" Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 14, 1995 --5 <a Island resident relates concerns on crime, roads A Scugog Island resident was assured by Township council that Durham Region will look into the dition of the his wounds. And he mentioned the condition of the main Island road which has laimed several accident Island Road. And Scugog Mayor Howard Hall also assured the resident he will take his concerns about crime to the Chief of the Durham Police. "We don't feel we are safe in our community," said Jim Edmiston, reading from a'statement at Monday's council meeting. He mentioned the recent (Oct. 27) shooting on the Island in which a 27 year old man was lured from his home and then shot in the back. Police are still looking for three suspects and the victim is recovering from SEW BEAUTIFUL located within Luke's Country Store 203 Queen St., Downtown PORT PERRY 985-7460 victims in the last few years. "We don't know why crime is happening or why we can't get our main road fixed to make it safer," the five year resident of the Ialand told council. He also said he was threatened over his position against a proposed gambling facility on the Island. Both Seugog Mayor Howard Hall and Ward 3 (Island) rep Ken Gadsden denied the allegation that Scugog Island is being ignored when it SHEILA'S HAIRSTYLING Ti w Ladies Day - Mon. w Men's Nite = Thurs. PERRY STREET (Next © LCBO) Team on Call 985-3597 Not comes to municipal services such as police protection. "The police department are doing their best with a severe shortage of manpower," said the Mayor. Regional rep Marilyn Pearce said officials from the Durham Region roads department aré scheduled to inspect the Island road during a meeting November 27 and Mr. Edmiston would be welcome to attend that meeting. Caring for Children~ | 18 months to 9 years | Utica | | | I DayCare | | - for - | | Toddlers &Pre-Schoolers I * Flexible to your needs | * JK & SK Programme | Before/after School care I | (busing Epsom & Port Perry) | | * Home-cooked meals | | * Piano lessons | * French language circles | | UTICA DAYCARE ... | your child's home away from home (905) 985-8783 | NEW RELEASE \In ductory Rate with ad! WALTER CAMPBELL | 'Sleigh Bells' ME he ARTIST WALTER CAMPBELL Sunday, Noy. 26th - 1 to 3 PM | vt FRAMER'S GALLERY PAYERS VIETET RS Lo Bd =14Y 985-2543