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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 30, 1980 Day Care Centre may need zoning change Scugog Township council has asked for a legal opinion to determine if a private day care centre can be operated ina commercial zone in Port Perry. Mr. McCourt told council Monday afternoon that he is proposing to open a centre for up to 40 children at the house and shop now occupied by Davidson Fuels on High- way 7A in Port Perry. The property in question is in a C-3 zone, and because there are no specific references to day care centres in the zoning by-law, R.R.2, Oakwood Kindergarten Registration Victoria County Board of Education MARIPOSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THURSDAY, MAY 8th -9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 13th-9:30a.m. to 2:30 p.m. THURSDAY, MAY 15th-9:30a.m.to 11:30 a.m. council asked that the matter be referred to the Township lawyer for an opinion. Mr. McCourt told council that there appears to be a considerable need for a privately operated day care centre in the Township, and said there were 21 replies to a recent ad which appeared in the local newspaper. Council appeared to have no specific objections to a day care centre operation so long as it complies with the zoning by-laws. 1-705-953-9740 Lots of Good Buys Left In We are making room for our new food lines. See our low, low prices on Bulk Items. ANNONA CLARK'S 189 Queen Street - Port Perry Phone 985-8140 nang I LEANN / ll i HAL \ Margaret Hofstee [left] the 1979 'At Home" Queen and Maureen Bain [right] last year's princess general atomosphere of the entire evening. Last year's queen, Margaret Hofstee, Dana Lewis, 2nd-Melanie Bruce, 1st Kira Cope. For Queen: 3rd-Tracey Denby, 2nd Leslie Forder, 1st Ilka Goltschalk. finished their final week and did better than anticipated. Congratulations to the year R.H. Cornish, Cartwright Public School and high school and Port Perry High School's bands and choirs United Church 94th anniversary Sunday The Rev. Paul Erb of Hamptom will be the guest preacher at the 94th Anni- versary Service of Port SPRING BARGAIN HUNTER'S SALE continues at PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Nearly 100 New Cars & Trucks for Your Selection! , Lawn Decorations & Planters Evergreens It's Always Worth the Trip to... Vegetable & Flower Box Plants Froit Trees Hanging Baskets (Begonia & Geranium) Flowering Shrubs | PHIL PR Raspberrigs & Strawberries Dutch Roses Blueberries & Currants & Grapes Geraniums PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 Perry United Church on Sunday, May 4th at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Erb was educated in Kitchener, graduated with his B.A. from the University of Toronto, received his B. Th. from Indianapolis, Indianna, and also has his A.T.C.M. in music. He is presently Chairman of Oshawa Presbytery and is active in Youth and Children's work, Conference and General Council. Also taking part in the Sunday morning service will be soloist Walter Bone, Oshawa, a member of the County Town Singers. A 5 Perry High School held its annval affair Friday evening. underway last week. DV 000000 000000000000000aaa VV VVVVVYYYRYYYYYYY YY construction period. delay of about a day. SO0000000 000000008 YY NY Streets. stores. S0000000000000000000000000040004084808a8 VYYVYYYVYIYYYYYYYIYYTYYYY NNN GREENHOUSE TOMATOES & CUCUMBERS (Wholesale & Retail) RAILROAD TIES (8 ft. - used) 1st CONC. NORTH OF SEAGRAVE VILLAGE RUNNING EAST TELEPHONE: 1-705-357-3645 The following is a brief progress report on the reconstruction project for Queen Street, which got With the help of the contractor, the Star will carry a similar progress report each week during the Project supervisor Richard Dunford says that the first week of work went quite smoothly, but problems with some of the existing water mains resulted in a This week, the watermain down the south side of Queen Street will be put in place, and excavations will begin towards the end of the week to replace the line running along Perry Street from Queen to North Once the main line is in place, individual services 0 the various businesses along Queen Street will be connected, and Mr. Dunford expects this will start about the middle of next week at Water Street. All businesses will be given 24 hours notice when the water will shut off, and hc expects that no business will be without water for more than half a day maximum while the services are being connected. As the services are connected, the sidewalks will be removed at the same time, and gravel will be placed down so that pedestrians can walk in front of the The dance was well attended, and the "Artist's Supplies NOW and princess, Maureen Bain book staff. We may expect > *Macrame were on hand to congratulate them in October or Novem- veen Pea ! . 50% the 1980 queen, Wendy ber of the coming year. | Decoupage Bracken and princess Kelly P.P.H.S.'s Spring Breeze *Kid's Crafts OFF Owen. The runners up were Concert including Epsom, r rt as follows for princess: 3rd- Greenbank, Prince Albert, r » G.M.A.C. Financing available with up to 36 Month Terms on Vehicles in Stock at 16.75%. SEAG RAVE N U RSE RY Nearly 50 Vehicles available with Special Factory Rebates! - LA N D S C A P i N G - Lambert Peat Moss Shade & Ornamental Trees » Please contact the school for an appointment. presented roses and the crowns to the 1980 Queen and decorations for the formal event were impressive. . Children must be five years of age by December 31st, 1980. Princess Wendy Bracken and Kelly Owen, as Port Proof of age required. Ivan C. Goodhand, Principal. i Port Perry High School news Wendy Bracken "At Home" Queen by Ellen Buller The play, "Dracula" and their conductors went lent work Laural. We hope to The theme of this year's At which is making an appear- extremely smoothly. Laural see even more of your work Home celebration was a ance at P.P.HS. May 22nd Holtby, a student of P.P.HS. in the future. } Chinese Garden. Carrie and 23rd is well under way. arranged the Sound of Music That s just abéut it this Brignall and Juliette Chow See next week's Star for medley which was sung and week; see us next week for should be congratulated on further details. played by the mass choir and more activities going on at the decorations, music and Year Book sales have bands from the area. Excel- P.P.H.S.