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ty Rr TT I ade o - all a a '5 = CER! Ld hiv gg tA C3 va 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 25, 1989 SHEPHERD @ POWELL __ Chartered Accountants -- practicing in -- SMALL BUSINESS, CORPORATIONS & FARMS INCOME TAX PREPARATION 280 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-9791 985-7031 BUY ANY SUIT ... and take your choice of: DRESS SHIRT, I/sor s/s; TIE, SOCKS and BELT or SUSPENDERS (reg. value to $85.) $ 2 ges FOR ONLY 10% Off Florshiem Shoes PURCHASE ANY BLAZER and receive co-ordinating DRESS SLACKS for 1/2 PRICE ; Introductory Special 10% OFF our new line of WALTER WOLF After Shaves & Colognes In 3 Formulas . Straight A View Lake road will not get priority this summer Scugog Township will not ask Durham Region to change the location of repairs this sum- mer to Durham Road 57 in Ward 4. 'SAVE 20% -- on -- SPRING JACKETS & TOP COATS Summer Sweaters 15% Off New in Store ... "3+ BLUE Fancy & B AY JEANS Leg ONLY: All Summer Sport Shirts 10% OFF wr PSS and BATH ROBES On Monday afternoon, View Lake resident Barbara Walton asked the local council to request Durham Region re- pair stretches of the road near View Lake, rather than the re- pairs at. Caesarea which are planned for this summer. Residents of View Lake have been waiting four years for the repairs, said Mrs. Walton, adding she was told by the Re- gional Works department last week it would not be a major problem to fix the View Lake section this year, rather than the Caesarea section. While councillors agreed that both sections of Durham Road 57 are badly in need of re- pairs, they decided not to make any request to change the 'schedule this summer. They feared that if the re- Durham Region have laid numerous gambling related charges against three Oshawa residents following a raid last week on an Oshawa tavern-restuarant. Executing a search war- rant on April 20, Morality squad officers raided the Colon- ianl Restaurant on Bond Street West. : Facing the charges are Martial Leblanc of William St., Police . pairs "in Caesarea (including sidewalks) were not carried out this summer, it could be an- other two years before the work gets done. And they noted that the Re- gion's forecast for work further east on Durham 657 calls for $290,000 in 1990 and a similar amount in 1991 to be spent on repairing the road. The = Region has ear- marked $550,000 for repairs in the Caesarea area this summer. "If we (Scugog council) ask the Region to start changing things now, we could lose every- thing this year," said area coun- cillor Don Cochrane. Regional councillor Yvonne Christie said from a public safe- ty point of view, the Caesarea work is important this year, be- cause itincludes sidewalks. Gambling charges laid Micheline Thiebault of Rowe St., and Lisa Dawn Bullard of Bruce St. They have been charged with keeping a common gaming and betting house, keeping ma- chines for gambling, and pos- session of money related to gambling machines. Seven other persons were charged as found-ins following the raid which took place at 12:30 PM. Police lay charges in $320,000 arson case Durham Police have charged several persons with arson in connection with a fire early in January that caused $320,000 damage to Wally's Restaurant, the Place With No Name, in Pickering. The charges came after a long investigation by Durham Police, the RCMP, the Fire Mar- shalls Office and the Insurance Crime Prevention Bureau. Charged with arson, con- spiracy and break, enter and theft are Dennis Bluck and Ro- nald Dowber of Pickering and Kurt Hannsen of Oshawa. And Police have also charged 39-year old Walid Alawar of Whitby with conspir- acy, arson, attempted fraud of $1,000, and threatening death. He is a co-owner of the res- taurant. __» MORE THAN JUST =] A DAIRY STORE" HTYERS CASH & CARRY FOODS--DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS Neilson's MACAROONS & ROSEBUDS 4.05 1. SPECIAL PIE CRUST MIX ... BANANA Marshmallows 99¢ wn. SPECIAL Natural PISTACHIOS w/s 4.35 SPECIAL .89 iv. 2% MILK $2.24 EVERYDAY EVERYDAY Pitted PRUNES *1.39 SPECIAL 2 Cups Mix to 5 Tbsp. Water Light & Lively YOGURT 750 mg. « $2.61 We reserve the right to limit quantities. sale items in effect until closing Monday, May 1st, 1989. Senior Citizens: 10% DISCOUNT on Buk Items every Mon. & Tues. MYERS CASH & CARRY Hwy. 7A East, Port Perry Next to Kentucky rien Chicken ~ OPEN: Mon., Tues, wed. ............ Thursday & Friday ........... aturday .........c0ii, ertvarliarnints 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM spi ue 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM 6:00 PM A ----