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Lishman magic will come to life in Imax film "The Iron Ark" "Get back, no more pictures," seems to be what this life-like bear sculpture Is saying about Its new debut in mo- vies. Of course it was created by Bill Lishman. The Imax, 3-dimensional camera system is a complex plece of equipment for all of its $1 million price tag. Yet, in wild Bill's studio, It seemed to work best attached to the bucket of his backhoe. Scugog Mayor Howard Hall broke a tie vote Monday af- ternoon that could have long- range implications for rural severances. A property ownerin Ward 4 is seeking permission to sever a 100-acre parcel of land into into two 50-acre lots. David Wooley, who lives on Concession 5 bought the land two years ago, has built a house on it, and is now looking for per- mission to sever the parcel into two 50 acre lots. He told council Monday the land is designated agricultural in the Official Plan, but in actu- al fact it haslittleifany value as farmland. Agencies such as Ag and Food, the MNR and the Conser- vation Authority have ex- pressed no objection to the sev- erance application. However, the Regional Planning Department is op- posed. His application would carry much more weight ifit got the OK from the local council. Three charged inbreak/enter of apartment At approximately 11 Sun- day night, Police responded toa ~ complaint of unwanted per- sons in a residence on Water Street. . Three parties were asked toleave, and the Police stood by while they vacated the premis- es. Approximately 15 minutes later, police received a call that three parties had entered an apartment nearby. One person was observed carrying articles from the apartment. Police arrested the party for break, enter and theft. The police report that the three parties appear to have caused some damage to the apartment. A small fire was set on the floor of the apartment, burning some articles of clothing and a water bed was slashed . A quantity of cash was also reported stolen from the apart- ment. Heather, Frederick and Michael Schaal of Oshawa were charged with break and enter, theft, possession of stole n prop- erty and mischief. Heather Schaal was charged with possession of dan- gerous weapons resulting from a complaint about her posses- ing a kitchen knife. Two charged impersonating Police officers Two parties were charged with impersonating police offi- cers in Port Perry on the eve- ning of April 29. Police report that two male parties approached a third male party and accused him of sexually assaulting girls. A heated argument broke out at which point the two iden- tified themselves as police offi- cers. The case is under investi- gation. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 2, 1989 -- 43 Mayor breaks tie-vote allowing farm to be severed info two 50 acre parcels In arguing against the sev- erance application, councillor Yvonne Christie and Glenn Malcolm said the severance could create a precedent for any land zoned agriculture, even if itis not suitable for farming. Mayor Hall said the appli- cation is unique because the land has no real farming value and there are several other resi- dences in the immediate area on Concession b, Although the application has the support of a majority of local councillors, it still needs approval from the Region's Land Division Committee. ~ ASK THE EXPERTS! Linda and Marylou Decorate with confidence at - i x y 2 Ly 7 in ge 8 Fp ; 1% oF ; res i ie Shr @ J te IGN sikkens CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER | 295 Ritson Road South -- OSHAWA -- 434-3939 Benjamin Moore & {3 Para Paints available dl PORT PERRY CLINIC -- welcomes -- "THE WEIGHT CLINIC -- at -- 230 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY For safe, professional weight loss programs. 985-4422 porpinl 1 0.9% Financing On 600-1800-1900 Series Lawn & Garden Tractors ap00p0D popgappe = 3 ~ 35 ET ero TT 9 9% Financing On Compact Diesels 5215, 5220, 5230 | TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Blackstock 986-4283 DEUTZ ALLIS See what sets us apart.