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< Xd Town launches feasibility study Re Tb sili, pi iE ils. ELS, AR. Gl. Alba ute SE Aad hai ail a. i die sssstihetdhatihadh cae ah sai od La SLC amg < ks Man seriously injured in accident on Highway 12 . A 36 year old man suffered major injuries as a result of a spectacular single vehicle accl- dent on Highway 12, just. north of Port Perry, at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday June 6. Whitby OPP say a 1984 Ford cube van towing two trallers was headed north when the rear trailer began to sway, forcing the truck and both trailers into an east ditch, where the whole caravan rolled. Driver Brian Charmings, 38, escaped Injury but passenger Bruce MacGill was rushed to Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital by ambulance. The trailers carried a small house traller as well as a carnival style coupon booth. Firefighters from Scugog Hall No. 1 (Port Perry) were called to the scene to assist. The driver was charged with having an improper driver's license and the truck's owner, John Robertson of Markdale, was also Charged with permitting an unsafe vehicle to be driven. Looking for A Place to Advertise Your Business? LOOK HERE! Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business! Call: 2985-7383 for more information. == NOTICE -- WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS have relocated to Lilla Street North, (west side, across from Castle Harbour) Former premises of Schildt Manufacturing. 285-3192 139 WATER ST... 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY J lrlthli. DSL, HP ORT PERRY auto glass & trim PERN \ IN |/ b , A - 23 igen \ 7). ~vt/ £3 > 6 WITH THIS COUPON Se 985-8507 - MOBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP. Scugog Township Council has commissioned a feasibility study to examine proposals for the Township to erect an arena, a community hall and an aquatics complex at Port Perry's Scugog Center. The Study committee is being chaired by Glenn McCoy, and has membership from both the Township council and the public: councillors Yvonne Christie and Allan Goreski; Pam Fis, Wayne Hancock, Martha Larson, Tom Patton, Wayne Wilson and John Woodward. The committee has developed the terms of reference for the study, and made recommendations to Council regarding both the scope of the study and the consultants The Nepean firm of Sesquaig Incorporated, which completed the Township's Recreational Needs Study in 1987, will conduct the study for the Township. The study gets started on Thursday, June 22 at 8:00 p.m., when a public meeting will be held at the Municipal Offices in Port Perry. Mr. McCoy explains that the purpose of the meeting is to en- sure that Scugog residents are well informed about the study, and that they know how they can take part in the study itself. "Public participation is an essen- tial ingredient in the planning pro- cess," he says. "It is very impor- tant that the consultants talk to all interested citizens, and to see representatives of all the organizations in the Township who may have an interest in these proposed major new recreational facilities." All interested persons will be in- vited to attend private meetings with the consultants. The public's views will also be gathered by means of a survey. . HISTORY MAKING EVENT FIRST PUBLIC CRUISE SKYLARK Vill Port Perry to Lindsay JULY 11, 1989 (60% of gross to Port Perry Hospital Building Fund.) Maximum of 36 Passengers Information: PLUS BUS 416-655-8550 FORD YT: 1001:04 TAYLOR FORD ¢ MERCURY SALES & LEASING PARTS & SERVICE 285-3888 2885-44851 HWY. 7A WEST, PORT PERRY SELLING THE peat 8 FING THE RiEgt . PRE [SES MINE N UR LPL VN wih