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Proposed by-law could limit parking on street to one side Scugog Township council will be studying a new by-law that will limit parking to one side of the street in certain are- as of Port Perry. Some of the streets effected by the proposed by-law include Bigelow, Rosa, McDonald, and those in the Apple Valley subdi- vision. Roads superintendent Ronn MacDonald told council that those streets mentioned are wide enough for a parking lane on one side, along with the two regular driving lanes. With vehicles parked on both sides of the street, it de- feats the purpose of why the street was built wide enough for aparkinglane. Councillors agreed that it is safer if vehicles are limited to Durham College chairman Dorothy Stirling, of Oshawa, was elected Chair of the Durham College Board of Governors at its December 13 meeting, succeeding Bob Fair of Port Hope. Mrs. Stirling is a graduate of the University of Toronto, and was a secondary school teacher for several years. She has been active in com- munity affairs, and is a past President of the University Women's Club of Oshawa and District, and a past Chair of the Oshawa Public Library Board. Mrs. Stirling was previously Vice Chair of the Durham College Board; her term as Chair began January 1, 1990. REGENCY 2'6" ROYALE MAHOGANY OAK $195.00 $100.00 * DOORS & MOULDING * HARDWARE * Complete House Trim Packages at Discounted Prices. RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 (a16) 852-7722 Baked 42 The YMCA Durham Region is now offering twenty-eight Enrich- ment programs for the winter ses- sion in and around the Port Perry area. The 'old Library" downtown, will be busy this week hosting some fun and familiar classes like Tiny-Tots with Pat Bird as well as hosting some first time offered courses. There is the new "Playschool," "Tumbling- Tots," and a computer class call- ed "Bits 'n Bytes for Parents and parking on one designated side only, and makes for easier ac- cess for emergency vehicles. If the by-law gets approval, signs will go up on those streets indicating which side is for parking. A draft by-law will be pre- pared in the near future for council's consideration. \ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 16, 1990 -- 5 Tykes," and an Afterschool and Saturday 'Kid's Club" for the schoolage crowd and much, much more! We haven't forgotten the adults either. There's a new Parenting class, a Craft-Tea Time and Touch for Health to spark the im- agination, while the Workout and Jazzercise can spark the calories! (You may want to tie those in with the CPR Heart Saver Course)! For a closer look at these and Many new winter programs at YMCA the many other courses offered through the Y, a brochure can be picked up at the Y building across from the IGA or a call can be made at 985-2842. Registration for all courses will be extended this week only so hurry in or call for friendly service, Connie or Debbie will be pleased to help you. Watch this paper for further an- nouncements and for an informa- tion flyer regarding the Spring programs starting in April. -- at -- 9 POINTS MALL WINTER SWEEP UP ... on incredible savings throughout the mall. CLEARANCES ... at lowest prices under the sun! FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th - 7 PM SATURDAY, JANUARY 20th - 1 PM enjoy a presentation by the Hummingbird Singers & Dancers of Club Carib of Oshawa MONDAY to FRIDAY 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM SATURDAY 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM Shop in the comfort of our fully enclosed mall. PORT PERRY SIMCOE N WILSON RD N ROSSLAND RD ¢ 285 Taunton Rd.E., Oshawa 436-1333 $Sativiio CENTRES 2» LANDAWN SHOPPING '# SHOPPERS DRUG MART Zelers