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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 9, 1990 gionenmogy * » * * * o 399 Queen St. &, + Port Perry, Ont. Y Cure geovet Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 months to 6 years. Open year-round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM Full and 1/2 Days available. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Stimulatthg and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... 985-0800 + + » + + + + Specializing in Early Childhood Education + + + + + + « MYERS CASH & CARRY _ BULK FOODS & DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS SACL Ma ose ib. 1.89 Scotch Mints ......... ib. 2.89 Beer Nuts .................. 1.89 SOUP MX......... 1.89 Chicken Soup Base .... 1.49 4 SENIOR CITIZENS: 10% DISCOUNT on Bulk items every Monday. Sale [tems in effect until closing Monday, January 15, 1990. HWY. 7A EAST, PORT PERRY Just West of the ys nday, Tuesday, Wednesday ... 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Port Perry Plaza Thursday & Friday ................... 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM 985-9441 Saniisy we AM to 6:00 PM Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes |} 4 CRTC Notice of Public Hearing CRTC - Notice of Public Hearing 1989-16-1. The Commission will hold a public hearing commencing on 20 February 1990, at the Best Western Lamplighter Inn, 591 Wellington Road, London, Ontario, to consider the following: 53b. CROWE LAKE/MARBLE POINT (MARMORA EXTENSION), EMERALD ISLE/CONNAUGHT SHORE/SCOLLARD BAY, GREENBANK, GREENHURST-THURSTONIA/DUNSFORD, JANETVILLE, KEENE, KENEDON PARK /COWAN BAY/EVERGREEN BAY, LAKEVIEW ESTATES, LINWOOD, LISLE, LITTLE BRITAIN/MARIPOSA/OAKWOOD, NEWBURY (WARDSVILLE EXTENSION), PONTYPOOL, SCUGOG POINT (CAESAREA EXTENSION), SEAGRAVE/ROBIN GLADE ESTATES, SHANNONVILLE, STEWARD'S HEIGHTS, THORNDALE, VIEWLAKE, WARKWORTH/ NORHAM, YOUNGSTOWN/FOWLERS CORNER/GILFORD BAY/LAN- CASTER BAY, ZEPHYR, Ont. Applications (892302100, 892322900, 892329400, 892330200, 892335100, 892338500, 892339300, 892340100, 892343500, 892344300, 892345000, 892303900, 892346800, 892347600, 892351800, 892354200, 892360900, 892305400, 892366600, 892369000, 892375700, 892380700, 892383100, 892384900, 892388000, 892389800) by 01 CABLESYSTEM INC., 1173 North Service Rd. W., Unit D6, Oakville, Ont., L6M 2V9, for licences to carry on broad- casting receiving undertakings to serve the above-mentioned localities by distributing signals received via satellite from the CANCOM network and other broadcasting services and for approval to extend the authorized ser- vice areas of the broadcasting receiving undertakings noted specifically above. The applicant refers to these communities as Market il consisting of com- munities further removed from the U.S. border, extending from London to the north of Kingston. PROPOSED FEE: The applicant proposes to charge a basic monthly fee of $20.95 for the distribution of services in Market Il. Examination of applica- tions: For Crowe Lake/Marble Point (Marmora Extension): Town Office Shar- bor Lake, Ont.; For Emerald Isle/Connaught Shore/Scollard Bay: Town Of- fice, 1 Bridge St., Peterborough County, Ont.; For Greenbank: Town Office, Port Perry, Ont.; For Greenhurst-Thurstonia Dunsford: Town Office, Bob- caygeon, Ont.; For Janetville: Town Office, Bethany, Ont.; For Keene: Town Office, Keene, Ont.; For Kenedon Park/Cowan Bay/Evergreen Bay: Town Office, 180 Kent St., Lindsay, Ont.; For Lakeview Estates: Town Office, 21 Carral St., Bobcaygeon, Ont.; For Linwood: Town Office, Linwood, Ont.; For Lisle: Town Office, R.R. 3, Everett, Ont.; For Little Britain/Oakwood: Town Office, Oakwood, Ont.; For Newbury (Wardsville Extension): Town Office, 47 Hagerty Rd., Hagerty, Ont.; For Pontypool: Town Office, Bethany, Ont.; For Scugog Point (Caesarea Extension): Town Office, Port Perry, Ont.; For Seagrave/Robin Glade Estates: Town Office, 1 Kings St. W., Omemee, Ont.; For Shannonville: Town Office, Shannonville, Ont.; For Stewart's Heights: Town Office, Bridgenorth, Ont; For St. Albert: Town Office, R.R. 3, Castleman, Ont.; For Thorndale: Town Office, 160 King St., Thorndale, Ont ; For Viewlake: Town Office, 21 Canial St., Victoria County, Ont.; For Warkworth: Town Office, 40 Main St., Warkworth, Ont.; For Youngstown /Fowlers Corner/Gilford Bay/Lancaster Bay: Town Office, Bridgenorth, Ont.; For Zephyr: Town Office; 20 Bascom St., Uxbridge, Ont. The complete text of this notice and the application may be viewed at CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudidre, Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Que. Interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC, Ottawa, Ont. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant on or before 31 January 1990. For more information you may also call the CRTC Public Hearings Branch at (819) 997-1328 or 997-1027, CRTC Information Services in Hull at (819) 997-0313. Canada Pete's Pet Pantry store has new headquarters What does it take to move a pet store from one location to another? About 30 grocery push carts, 200 milk crates, five pick-up trucks, two trailers, 30 people and alot of patience. That's what Pete and Pat Kneale discovered when they moved their established store, Pete's Pet Pantry, from one lo- cation to another in the Port Perry Plaza over the weekend. The store, originally located between The Best of Things florist and the Sears catalogue store, was experiencing some growing pains. With only 1,000 square feet to work within, the Kneales just couldn't incorpo- rate all the supplies and pets they wanted to into the store. e move to the Lifestyle 2000 office, between the Big V Drugstore and The Gate Res- taurant, doubled the floor space and the panache of Pete's Pet Pantry. The Kneales enlisted the aid of friends, family and customers for the move. On Saturday, af- ter all the stores in the Plaza were closed, the trucks, trailers and grocery carts began to roll. Luckily, most of the store's furry (and scaley) little crea- tures had been sold, so it was just a matter of moving inani- mate supplies from one store to another. > After 2 1/2 hours, everything had been moved, almost with- outincident. "We only had one close en- counter," Pete said, recounting the time when a pick-up truck, loaded with canned food, nearly backed right through the plate glass windows at the front of the store. Crews of people, including Pat's parents -- Garfield and June Harding -- continued to work almost around the clock Sunday to ensure the store's openingon Monday. The store originally opened two years ago, when both the Kneales left their Toronto- based jobs -- Pete as a police- man and Pat as an executive secretary. Why such a drastic career change? "It just seemed like a pleas- ant business to be in," Pete ex- plained. "Everyone loves their pets." It wasn't until a year ago that p it | ¥ 3 \ TOTP REVC RE CENTER . lp Pete and Pat Kneale have moved their established: pet 4 store, Pete's Pet Pantry, to a new location at the Port Perry Plaza. With Pete and Pat in thelr new store are their "ba- bles" Bear (in Pat's ams) and Casey (cuddling up to Pete). the Kneale's started incorporat- ing pets into their store. When it fot opened, the store stocked mainly pet food and accessories. But "as the demand came true, we started selling fish," Pete said. It wasn't long before hamsters, turtles and kittens were included in the merchan- dise. The new location allows the Kneales to increase the number of pets for sale. Over 40 varieties of fish will stock the 24 aquariums in the fish room. The previous store could only accommodate eight 'vr 8, ORRYsS ' ' gh Pete's Pet Pantry employee, Dianne Brown, prices dry pet food early Monday morning. tanks. The aquariums will be stocked with mostly community fish, but there will be some "ag- gressive" fish tanks, Pete said. The store will also have a bird room filled with budgies, canar- ies, finches and cockatiels. A wall of cages has also been installed to display puppies, kit- tens, bunnies, hamsters, and - mice. Pete had absolutely no busi- ness management background when he opened the store in No- vember 1987. Common sense (Turn to page 19) a. ES ESL A }