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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 4, 199) DR. ALEX CHIA would like announce the opening of his office in the practice of DENTISTRY IN ASSOCIATION WITH: DR. J. COTTRELL N DR. J. HARDY DR. M GARFAT DR. T. KING 238 Queen Street - Port Perry, Ont. 985-8451 Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wil Bel Le REI RTE Be , MORE THAN CAVALIER & SUNBIRD' CASHBACK WITH { OR % $1250 '89: PLUS *500 CASHBACK Police make arrests in fatal Oshawa shooting Durham Police have arrested seven Oshawa residents in con- nection with a fatal shooting in- cidentlast month. Ronald Florence, 22, was killed and Ken Hanna, 24, was seriously injured after being shot while walking along Dean Ave. in Oshawa duri e ear- ly morning hours of Saturday, May 4. Michael Robert Elkins, 32, of Verdun Rd., has been charged with the murder of Mr. Flor- ence and the attempted murder of Mr. Hanna. A Paradise Rider motorcycle gang member, Mr. Elkins was arrested after leaving the gang's clubhouse in Toronto on May 29, police report. Charged with conspiring in UP IN OPTION PACKAGE MSRP AR CONDITIONING & PLUS 1,926 ED OF TOE AsovE ORs. AUTOMATIC INCLUDED __ MERCURY taxes extra. See your participating dealer for details. Dealer may sell for less. Limited time offer. : effective April 1, 1991, subject to revision by Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited. See dealer for complete aoe | dealers eA specially equipped models in stock. Dealer may sell for less. tBased on available information as of May 16, 1991. [BIE SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCURY DEALER WE GIVE YOU MIORE! *Offers of ® $1,250 cash back or @ $500 cash back and 8.9% financing are mutually exclusive. 8.9% financing for a maximum 48 month period is subject to approval. Down payment may be required. Financing example: for $10,000 at 8.9% annual percentage rate, the monthly payment over 48 months is $248.38, cost of borrowing is $1,922.24. With the $1,250 cash back not taken in offer ® (but with the $500 cash back taken in offer @), statutorily required recalculated cost of borrowing in dollars and percentage is $2,672.24 and 12.13% per annum. Freight, license and applicable +*Option Package MSRP Reductions for Tempo GL with P.E.P. 106A and Topaz GS with P.E.P. 336A; includes air Sonditiening and automatic transmission. Based on MSRP of options if purchased sep- ails on Preferred Equipment Packages (P.E.P.). Excludes applicable taxes. Ontario FMDA, c/o 8000 Dixie Road, Brampton, ON L6T 2J7 an attempt to obstruct justice, attempting to obstruct the - course of justice and obstruct- ing police are James Dorigo, 35, of Verdun Rd., Arlene Dorigo, 32, of Verdun Rd., Cathy Roo- ney, 30, of Verdun Rd., Omar Dias, 37, of Dean Ave., and Yvonne Dias, 32, of Dean Ave. Omar Dias also faces charges of attempting to obstruct jus- tice, public mischief and weap- ons dangerous to public peace. Jody Cornier, 20, of Dean Ave. has been charged with ob- structing police. A bail hearing was to be held in Oshawa Provincial Court on May 31. Official Plan goes before Council on Wednesday It's taken over four years to produce, but Durham Region's official planis now ready. Council will meet Wednes- day in a bid to give the OP final approval. But Scugog councillor Yvonne Christie told the Port Perry Star it could be two years before the plan is approved in whole. People who disapprove of cer- tain parts of the plan will take their complaints to the Ontario Municipal Board, she said. As of Friday, about 20 delega- tions were signed up to speak on sections of the plan in front of council. The meeting is expected to continue on Thursday. The official plan is designed to guide the region's growth for the next 30 years, but it could be updated in 15 years. Festival Days events start to shape up Festival Days is only five and a half weeks away. Events for the popular, mid- summer celebration are in the process of being revised and fi- nalized now. This year's Festival Days (July 11-13) takes on a Western theme and although the sched- ule has been pared down to three days, there will be plenty for the whole family to do. Highlights include a Karioke event (music is provided and participants sing the lyrics), an arm wrestling tournament, mutt show, magic show, a tal- ent night sponsored by Molson Breweries and CHOO Radio, and a bath tubrace. Western band Timberwolf and 50s band Pink Cadillac will perform on Thursday and Sat- urday night respectively. More information on Festival Days will appear in the pages of the Port Perry Star as the event nears. : Please recycle this newspaper