The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Council grants Canterbury Common development 185 units of sewage A 240-unit subdivision slated for north Port Perry has cleared a major hurdle in its quest to be- gin development. On Monday, Scugog council passed a resolution recom- mending that the Region of Dur- ham accept its recommendation I'S 8 8S BS 8 CSE EERE ES INES S SENSE Ree 'Don't Miss the KARL R A JOO RO TEETEW May 14 10 16 at the Port Perry Arena. ~ Free Parking ~ PORT PERRY : ~ Free Admission ~ § granting the developers 185 units of sewage capacity. There are 435 units available for residential development in the Township of Scugog. The developers of Canterbury Common can now proceed with the next step of its development. Although the developers were seeking 240 units, the 185 units will provide them with a foun- dation in which to begin. It also saved the project as a deadline of May 11 was placed on the project. Representatives from the development had an- other party interested in the proposed land if the deal fell through. Canterbury Common is 240- home retirement setting on 125 acres of land. It will include a golf course. Although the issue has been Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. LC NH OF 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of your genenal (nsnance needs. 1 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 1375" our best rate Subject to change without notice | WILD WILLY'S oe Western Wear ° GRAND OPENING - - - SATURDAY, MAY 15 - - - FASHION SHOW ---- | (CHOO Country Radio) LINE DANCING DEMO'S ----(Carde's Country Dance) ------ - Nacona ¢ Boulet ¢ Dingo « Canada West ¢ Acme ¢ Dan Post e Wrangler ¢ MWG ¢ Country Shirt Design ¢ Roper 1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby, K-Mart Plaza (416) 432-WILD (9453) RP: WALTER CAMPBELL + paints + Port Perry Home " Autumn Hunt" FRAMER'S GALLERY 237 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2543 settled for Canterbury Com- mon, a number of developers have been left in limbo, await- ing a decision. Four developers are vying for the remaining 250 units. Mayor Howard Hall has had discussions with the four devel- opers concerning the allotments and all but one have accepted a proposed allocation. But Lou Stein, a representa- tive with Ribcor, who is seeking 64 units, is not happy with the proposal. Under Mayor Hall's scheme, Ribcor would be grant- ed 30 units. Mr. Stein has requested a meeting with council on May 17 to discuss the matter. If heis not satisfied with the results of the meeting, he has indicated that he'll take the matter to the On- tario Municipal Board (OMB). Mayor Hall said a decision will be made on the additional sewer allotment at a meeting on Monday. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Fire Department is sending a team to the Eastern Ontario Extrication Competition in Seeley's Bay from June 10-12. Pictured are the firemen who will be taking part. in front are Kelly Clancy, left, and Jamie Donaldson, team cap- tain. Back seat are Scott Boyd, left, and Rob Parker. Enjoy one of these exciting DAY EXCURSIONS & 3 or 4 NIGHT BUS TOURS arranged by Suzy's Travel Ltd. HERE'S JUST A FEW SAMPLE DESTINATIONS NIAGARA BLOSSOM TOUR - may 22 Includes bus transportation, tour through Blossom areas, visit to Niagara Greenhouse, GST. WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA - May 28-30 See Charlie Pride and George Jones. Includes bus transportation, 2 nights accommodation, taxes, reserved tickets Fri. & Sat. Jamboree shows, dog racing, shopping. Double occ. - $288.00 p.p. PHANTOM OF THE OPERA - June 26 Front orchestra seats - includes bus trans. reserved tickets at Pantages Theatre. $114.00 p.p. receives two nig 1es Hotel plus Sue here with Margaret Adams of Suzy's Travel Lid. theatre ti S$ i , Waite (left) and Carol $39.00 p.p. BRANSON MISSOURI - July 18-25 Includes bus trans., 7 nights accom., baggage & taxes. Shows - Mel Tillis, Mickey Gilley, Shoji Tabuchi, Grand Palace. 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners, ] Shepherd of the Hills Drama, area tour, taxes & "gratuities on meals. Double - $760.00 p.p. MUSKOKA LAKE CRUISE - July 20 += Includes bus transportation cruise on Lake "Muskoka, lunch at Patterson-Kaye Resort, * taxes & gratuity, visit to Candle Factory and Maple Orchard Farms, GST. $52.00 p.p. us Jay Baseball game, GST. June 19 vs Boston .......................... $46.00 p.p. July 17 vs Kansas City ................... $42.00 p.p. Aug. 21 vs Seattle........................... $42.00 p.p. Sept. 9vs Oakland......................... $46.00 p.p. Plus many, many more interesting destinations and events! Call us for further information and detalls. 12 WATER STREET PORT PERRY, ONT. CALL 985-TR j P (985-8747) WATTS NUMBER 1-800-465-0776