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CTT WY yy vv, Tw TREE Ny TT we eT we ww TW WT Ng TY TTY Tw hm TET TIN TE EE FY WN ™ 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 7 1988 Golden Anniversary Os and Marg Croxall of Manchester were honoured Saturday, June 4 on the occasion of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. Family and friends held a party for them at the Port Perry Curling Club. Attending were sons John and Murray, daughter Anna and eight grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Croxall were married in the Sandford United Church. / SUVIMER FAVOURITES (Sale Ends June 18th, 1988) No decision by council Council listened to another pro- posal for a Senior Citizen apart- ment building on a site south of the Catholic Church. The project, initiated by a Seniors Project Group with the Catholic Church in Port Perry, has twice been rejected by Town- - ship council in the past year, be- cause council felt there is not enough land to accommodate the building. ) The new proposal would include the purchase of the Cedar Street right-away just to the south of the proposed apartment site. The par- cel of land, 66'x350" would allow for a re-alignment of the proposed building, and the required amount of space needed for parking. Mr. William Barr, who ad- dressed council on behalf of the group, said that an offer for the piece of land had been submitted to council and it reflected the ap- paraised value of the land by two Port Perry appraisers. He then introduced Mr. John Farrugia, the arcitect for the Sen- ior's apartment project, who out- lined to council what is being pro- posed. Mr. Farrugia told council that the Church and school properties will remain as they are, with no access to the Seniors complex, and added that entry to the apart- ments would be by way of Ash Street. The building would house 38 apartments; two designated for the handicapped; two - 2 bedroom apartments and the remainder all one bedroom apartments of about Bras aes "WOW" No. 485 (white only) - reg. 19.50 "WOW" No. 5128 (beige only) - reg. 17.50 D cups - reg. 18.50 "CROSS YOUR HEART" No. 767 (white or beige) - reg. 14.00 Panties ... "SUPER LOOK" No. 982 (white or beige) Small, Medium, Large - reg. 9.00 X-Large, XX-Large - reg. 9.50 SALE PRICE 13.99 SALE PRICE 12.99 SALE PRICE 13.99 SALE PRICE 8.99 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE All other PLAYTEX BRAS, PANTIES & GIRDLES ALE =] see] Q DEPARTMENT STORE (S11: 1a l= AAal=T-0 EN Slo Tal J of = ol lV) 15% Off 550 square feet each. Common areas would include an activity area, laundry rooms on each floor, an elevator and solari- um balconies for each apartment not on the main floor. To better aquainte themselves with the property and the propo- sal, council adjourned their meet- ing at 11:45 a.m. to take in an on-site inspection of the property. Some councillors feel that if they should come to an agreement with the Seniors committee, that the group should contribute the up-grading of Ash Street, similar to the developers of Victorian Vil- lage who will be paying Custon, 2) Wim Plugs 39.50 , | fede PORT PERRY CLINIC HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRE of Port Perry DENNIS J. HOGAN 230 Queen Street 985-3003 * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 0 c--3 - WED. ONLY 1to5PM Plans for seniors building $100,000 towards the street im- provements. Late Monday afternoon, coun- cil agreed to turn the néw proposal over to the Township planning consultant for comments. The council also wants the Region of Durham Works depart- ment to comment on the availa- bility of hard services (sewer and water) for the proposed building. As for the offer by the group to purchase the road allowance, council agreed that those negotia- tions could take place if the pro- ject gets the aprroval from the municipality. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Musselman are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Jay to Jackie Corbett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cor- bett of Sault St. Marie, Ontario. The wedding will take place on June 18, 1988 in Sault St. Marie. Ronnie Rocky's presents Hwy 35, South of LINDSAY 1 (705) 328-1336 het 'Prop 6:00 PM DINNER SHOW - 10:15 PM LATE SHOW - $10.00 Person (advance) $20.00 Person (advance) TUESDAY, JUNE 14th TOWN HALL 1873, corner of Queen & Lilla Streets 7:30 - AUCTION of WORKS of LESLIE A. PARKES 1) Set Design "Nobody Loves a Dragon" 2) Original Water Colour, 20 x 24 "Pink Curtain" 3) "Dragons Only" sign : 8:15 - ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 9:00 - ANNOUNCEMENT of NEXT YEAR'S SEASON Mini Workshop on Method Acting - John Foote Mini Workshop on Focus & Concentration - D. Ellis Dramatic Reading - Ed Daigle REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED New Members Welcome - Brinjl a Friend? © {