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Contest designed to name ov January b5, 1991, has been set as the date for the official opening of the pleasure skating rink on Lake Scugog. With a little co-operation from the weatherman, the large rink will be ready by that date, say members of the committee who have spent the last several weeks working on this ambi- tious project. The official opening cere- monies are scheduled for 1:00 PM, Jan. 6, and the publicis in- LACE-P ARES: | PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, December 27, 1990 -- 3 Official opening set for January 5 vited to attend and participate. Bring your skates, dress warmly, and enjoy what is be- ing billed as one of the largest open air natural ice rinks in this part of the province. Located just off from Palm- er Park on the Port Perry wate- front, the skating rink actually is several areas. There will be an inside oval, and a large ring around the exterior stretching well out onto Lake Scugog, as well as a small area near the shore for be- ginners and small children. The skating surface will be flooded and groomed, with shel- ters to lace on the skates in com- fort and a concession where hot drinks will be sold. And there are plans to stringlights for night skating. Just about the only thing that has not been decided is a name for this skating rink. And that's where the public comes in. Organizers are asking the RINK rr : -- I PALMER FARK Lake Scugog has enjoyed a long the Port Perry waterfront. That tra Local Sergeant charged under criminal code Charges of obstruct police and attempting to obstruct jus- tice have been laid against Sgt. Ian Alexander (Sandy) Garvock of the Durham Region Police 26 Division in Sunderland. He has been summonsed to appear in Oshawa Provincial Court (Criminal Division) on January 10. According to a statement released December 20 by In- spector Henry Raetsen under authority of Durham Police Deputy Chief Trevor McCagh- erty, the charges stem for an in- vestigation that started in mid- November. Please recycle this newspaper \ J e\8 ny " Regtaurant and Dining Lounge | Canadian and Dutch Cumgime J A constable with the Re- gional Police alleged "interfer- ence in the prosecution of a drinking and driving charge in August, 1989," the statement says. It goes on to say that the al- legation was investigated by po- lice officers under the direction of Chief David Edwards. The investigation involved interviews with other police of- ficers, civilian members of the force, and civilians in Durham Region. The charges were laid after the results of the investigation were submitted to the Crown Attorney's Office in Newmar- et. Sgt. Garvock, 41, who lives in Scugog Township, has been a police officer since 1973 and a sergeant since 1981. He has been suspended with pay from duty pending the outcome of the charges. lop) | Emiel's Place introduces Prime Rib Sunday FRESH PRIME RIB of BEEF with Yorkshire Pudding, cooked to your satisfaction. Served with soup, salad, potato, fresh vegetables, coffee or tea ............. $14.95 Children's Portions also available QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY (served from 4 to 9 PM) 985-2066 tdoor skating rink public to take part in a "name the rink contest." From now til Friday, Jan. 4, you can make your name sug- gestion and leave it at either Nuts About Chocolate on Queen Street or at Country Style Do- nuts on Highway 7A. And the person whose rink name is selected will win a $100 shopping spree at certain Port Perry stores. The winner will be an- nounced during the opening ceremonies onJan. 5. Also on January 5, the pub- licis asked to bring their Christ- mas trees which will be placed around the skating areas. Plans for this large open air rink have been developed by a group of Port Perry usiness people. They are sure the rink will prove to be popular with local residents, and help to draw visi- tors to the community. So mark January 5 on the calendar, get out your skates, bring the entire family, and en- joy some good old fashioned open air fun. As you can see from the above photo (believed to date from the 1920's) skating on tradition in the winter months. This photo was taken at dition Is about to be revived In a serious way this winter (weather permitting) with a large open air pleasure skating rink on the ice. (see graphic for location of the proposed rink) It's a project put together by a group of business people in Port Perry and the group has set bring the skates to the lake that day lic can help pick a name for the ne January 5 as the opening date. The public is invited to to take part in the opening ceremonies. Also, the pub- w rink. (see story for detalls) QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY