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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR --TuEsoay- 3 Pr 4 Co May 23 1989 Fy J This has become a familiar scene along Water Street this I as with an extensive construction project to replace water and sewer lines. The work has caused inconvenience for motorists and shop owners. The sewer and water line phase of the project Is nearing completion and then the road will be re-constructed with new sidewalks, curbs, gutters and fresh asphalt. Township roads superintendent Ronn MacDonald has July 10 for the completion date and he vows the work will be done by then. (see story) THE KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY presents... Memorial Arena PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Scugog m. to a.m. June 2 & 3, 1989 i: FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd DAVID SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd 'TRES HOMBRES Tribute to "ZZ Top"' RUMOURS OF NICKS Tribute to "Fleetwood Mac' ALL HEART Tribute to "Heart" COST: $11.00 per person in advance COST: $10.00 per person in advance $13.00 per person at the door $12.00 per person at the door Tickets available at: Marlin Travel, Circular Records, Cine-max, AA Records = Oshawa Proceeds to be used towards the further development of our community parks. *Held under the authority of a Special Occasion Permit. Water Street right on target (From page 1) control the dust, and he indicat- ed the merchants have been pa- tient and understanding about the disruption and inconven- ience. He-said any parking areas on private property that are damaged will be replaced at no cost to the merchants or own- ers. And he's pleased that the massive project is right on tar- get. ' He noted that the area in Palmer Park that was torn up for the sewer line, is now re- sodded. While there is a certain amount of inconvenience for merchants and the general pub- lic during the construction phase, Mr. MacDonald said that once the project is com- plete, the change in the street will be dramatic. There are also plans to put in decorative lighting (similar to Queen Street) along both sides of Water St. Also, the parking area at the beach will be enlarged and the steep grade levelled with the entrance lined up with Mary Street. - "And it will all be complete by July 10. Whitby man charged in death of a friend A 20 year old Whitby man is facing seven charges in con- nection with an accident early Saturday morning in Newcastle that claimed the life an 18-year old, also from Newcastle. Durham Police say the acci- dent took place at 3:30 AM in the area of Old Scugog Road and Concession 9. Todd Elliott Cleary was driving a half-ton truck with several other companions. According to Police, as the truck rounded a bend in the road, two people fell out of the back of the truck. . Nigel Davidson suffered se- rious injuries as a result. He was transferred to Sunnybrook Medical Centre where he died at 8:30in the morning. Scott Robertson, 19, of Whitby, sustained minor inju- ries in the fall from the truck and was treated and released from Bowmanville Hospital. Police have charged Cleary with criminal negligence caus- ing death, bodily harm; danger- ous driving causing death, bodi- ly harm; care and control while impaired; impaired driving causing bodily harm; and ex- ceeding .08 blood/alcohol. The accused was scheduled for a bail hearing in Oshawa Provincial Court on Tuesday morning. "MORE THAN JUST 1 A DAIRY STORE" MYERS CASH & CARRY BULK FOODS--DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS SEY YELLOW SUGAR 49 8 5 2X NAb 3 GARLIC S POWDER OUNCE 0S vy ar om ) croeore Ny CHIPS < MINTS 1a. 1.49 8.1.99 he PHOTOCOPIES - 00" We now carry flavored teas, shopped cooking dates & Dowson's Natural Spring Water Woe reserve the right to limit quantities. Sale items in effect until closing Monday, May 29, 1989 SENIOR CITIZENS: 10% DISCOUNT on Bulk Items every Mon. & Tues. MYERS CASH & CARRY Hwy. 7A East, Port Perry: Next to Kentucky Fried Chicken Mon., Tues., Wed. . to 6:00 PM Thursday & Friday Saturday ....... coors res ceeresertar este intarares 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM Fino Caesar and Onion & Garlic 8.1.39 X Ne J } b } } ) ) i