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PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 16 1991 - 3 Rotary Governor Ross F. K. Brethour made his annual visit to the Rotary Club of Port Perry last Wednesday evening. The Port Perry Club is one of 54 clubs the Governor of District 7070 visits each year. The topic of his address was for the meeting was "Look Beyond Yourself." Seen above are Rotary president Carl Herder and his wife Fran, Ross and Gale Brethour and Rotarian Earl Mayes with his wife Brenda. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES ANNUAL RATES - ®ecscccstsscsssssstssescscesstscncese @esescesssessssccsssesscssnnesnnnae EEE 9.25% wtnpsnnpersecceanunsensteisssssnnns 9.875% Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Sunday, October 20 from 11:00 to 4:00 pm A great place to do some early Christmas shopping in a country club atmosphere! Free admission, Refreshments available Durham Rd. 8 RR#1 Uxbridge 852-6212 Uxbridge 642-1321 Toronto Support groups to be formed Scugog and District Rape Crisis Centre is forming three different support groups, including an incest survivors group, a rape sur- vivors group and a mothers group for women whose chil- ren have been sexually as- saulted. The aim of the group is to provide a supporting, safe and self-healing environ- ment for women who are at the stage in their healing process when they can bene- fit from group support. The groups will be start- ing in the first week of No- vember. There is no charge to attend and all informa- tion is kept strictly confiden- tial. For more information please call 985-8850. "Ad Hoc Committee meets to discuss solutions for noise An ad hoc committee formed to investigate noise complaints from residents in the vicinity of Mother Jackson's Open Kitch- ens brought forth recommenda- tions to township council at last week's meeting. The committee, comprised of chairman Don Cochrane and members Glenn Malcolm and Marilyn Pearce, met on separ- ate occasions with residents and the management of Mother Jackson's to discuss matters concerning noise, vibration, parking and garbage. Through its investigation, the committee observed that the company has made at- tempts to alleviate the prob- lems through a number of dif- ferent methods. They include time restrictions for deliveries between 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; con- structing a decorative wooden fence along the south line of the property at its own expense; made an attempt with its sup- pliers to use quieter trucks and equipment; has attempted to reduce its food waste going into garbage bins by composting; improved the site maintenance surrounding the waste collec- tion area; and imported and in- stalled a $10,000-muffler sys- tem to assist with boiler noise. Through its discussions with the residents, the committee found that the quieter trucks are being used but not consis- tently. Some trucks are left running adjacent to backyards. The noisiest times in the gar- bage and boiler areas tend to be between 11 p.m. and midnight. The noise continues on week- ends when no one is working. One fan located over the gar- bage room is the biggest noise culprit. The committee's recommen- dations to the company include turning unnecessary equip- ment off on the weekends; en- closing the garbage area with an opaque screen; adding insu- lation outside of the garbage chute to muffle the noise; either repairing or replacing the fan over the garbage room; limiting deliveries from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on the north side of the building only; requesting that suppliers send only trucks that have an appropriate muffler system; and when old equip- ment needs to be replaced, it be relocated on the north side of the building. : The committee also came Turn to Page 5 FOR ALL YOUR BRIDAL NEEDS -- 209 Mary Street, Port Perry (located in the Personal Touch building) 985-8208 Nellie Stell WS We've Moved to 235 Queen Street (the old Port Perry Star Building) A NOTICE OF INTEREST TO THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE FINER THINGS THAT LIFE HAS TO OFFER... Wicker Furnishings Table & Bed Linens Silks: nightwear, teddies, ties & tops Handmade Quilts Anne of Green Gables Items Antique Reproductions & many other gift ideas New Store Hours: Monday to Thursday: 10am to 5:30pm; Friday: 10am to 8pm Saturday: 10am to 5:30pm; Sunday: 12 noon to 5pm IN CEBRERO & KING CoH Purveyors of Specialty Wares 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-3622 CEBRERO & KING nn tn. on cn i. Nt ot etl rt tl ont tt tlt il yy al ee et SB eo pg Tot EA a TT rT nr > a rr i all linn -- et to sl ls lb ltl ma