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1} / | | { 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1990 3 & H # ¥ Members of the Port Perry Legion Branch 419 had a look last week at a new "Interferential Current Suction" unit now In use by the Physiotherapy Dept. at the Memorial Hos- pital. The Legion donated the $2300 for the purchase of the unit which Is used to stimulate muscles and nerves with electronic current. in photo above from left are: Norm Budd, 519 president; physiotherapist Sue Foell; Ed Mulholland, VP; Jack Brain, 2nd VP; and poppy campaign chairman Bob Douglas. Ms. Foell sald the machine Is used widely for treatment of persons with nerve damage. of. ory seany 983-0025 BEAT the HEAT COOL NOW! eePRite Others Available Upon Request No Hidden Cost with our Free Estimate TRIPLE 'R' MECHANICAL Air Conditioning - Heating - Electrical RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Seagrave, Ontario 24 Hours (416) 434-9634 (416) 720-8999 featuring Council to inform School Boards fo provide more parking for portables Scugog Township is going to inform the Boards of Educa- tion to make an effort to meet Township by-laws for parking spaces when portable class- Scugog Township building permits "down $10 million in first 5 months Although construction in Scugog Township started to pick up slightly in May, 1990 is shaping up a dismal year for new building. In fact, a report from the Township building department shows that up to the end of May, Scugog had issued $8.5 million in permits, less than half the $18.4 million in permits during the same five month period last year. ) Virtually all categories of building are off this year, but the most dramatic drop is in new home construction. To date this year, the Township has issued 41 per- mits for new homes worth a to- tal of $6.4 million. By comparison, last year through May, 90 single family home permits were issued, worth $14.2 million. For the month of May, a to- tal of 47 permits in all catego- ries were issued witha value of justover $3 million. Last May, the total was 65 permits worth $5.6 million. Township will seek injunction Scugog Township will be seeking a court injunction to stop a commercial re-cycling business from operating on land in Concession One, west of Highway 12. The injunction will be sought on the grounds that the company, Please Save and Re- cycle, is operating a commercial activity on land that is not prop- erly zoned. Earlier this spring, the Whitby-based company applied to re-zone its property for com- mercial use. That re-zoning application was denied by Township council and was strongly opposed by a group of residents who live in the area. : Please Save and Recycle has been involved in collecting and storing recyclable material, mostly cardboard. PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER 52 rooms are added to a school. Local by-laws stipulate that for each portable classroom added to a school, two new park- ing spaces must be created as more parking (at the schools) and they should be providing the extra spaces (when porta- bles are added) said councillor Pearce. : well. And Ward 2 councillor Mar- ilyn Pearce suggested Monday afternoon that the Boards of Ed- ucation should comply, espe- cially in light of the parking shortage at several Township IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. schools. That's a lot of potential She noted that the Durham customers for Lp business. Public Board has taken out Easy building permits for five new -For Advertising Made Easy portables at Cawker School, call the three at Cartwright HS, and PORT PERRY STAR one at Cartwright Central. "There is plenty of land for DART CATAMARANS yl - Safe and Easy to Handle for Beginner or Pro - One or More Person Sailing - Shallow Draft Ideal for Off the Beach Sailing - Light and Easy to Trailer and Rig - Fast and Responsive Excellent Performance - Europe's most popular one design class catamaran FOR INFO and DEMO CALL .....986-0711 985-7383 ne MEATING PLACE -- OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK -- 180 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2818 BAKERY - DELICATESSEN - FRESH MEAT - COFFEE SHOP a A -- FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS -- DELI: Black Forest Ham 100 g/.99 ... Ib. *4.49 Turkey Breast 100 g/1.54 ... Ib. 6.99 MEAT DEPT.: Naturally Aged $ Strip Sirloin Steaks .... 100 g/ 1.76 ... |b. 7.99 BAKERY: Sesame Seed Buns .............. PT doz. $1.79 "Where quality comes first and freshness comes naturally." NOW REGISTERING -- 4 DAY COURSE -- JUNE 26, 27, 28, 29 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM NOW - TWO INSTRUCTORS . Learn to Drive... and Surviv Over 300,000 graduates recommend / Young Drivers of Canada ) Training centers coast to coast © Driver training for all ages © Free pick-up at home for in-car ® The Young Drivers ram is on © Private in-car instruction available % a Young Divers Contr. ® Defensive driving you can live with For Information, brochures and courss schedules call: © Retraining courses available for commercial drivers Now Accepting VISA 2 BROCK ST.W., UXBRIDGE 852-9705