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A PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 2,1993 - 11 "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Kids out trick or treating in Greenbank got a little bit of both Scugog Council has given ap- proval in principle to a 240- home recreational community, paving the way for sales to begin in the spring. Council Franted representa- tives from Canterbury Common permission to erect three model homes and a sales office on the 126-acre site in north Port Perry. A number of provisions were attached to the approval. Mark Dawson, a representa- tive from the development, told council construction on these units would begin very soon. The developers hope to begin selling the units in April, 1994. Canterbury Common is a 240-home recreational commu- nity on Lake Scugog and fea- tures a nine-hole golf course. Taxi Licence Approved A third taxi company in the Township of Scugog has been GRADUATE granted a licence. , Rick Boccaccio, a resident of Caesarea, was granted the li- cence to begin operations imme- diately. Mr. Boccaccio said he intend- ed to operate the service in the Cartwright area, serving pri- marily the residents east of the causeway. This brings to three the num- ber of licenced cab companies in the township. The other two operators had appealed to council recently to restrict the number arguing that three was too many. y But council rejected thei pleas stating demand would dic- y Canterbury Common gets "thumbs up" tate the survival of the opera- tions. Expansion at Goreski's Goreski Summer Resorts' ex- ansion. plans received the lessing of Council on Monday. The popular resort on Scugog Island plans to double the size of the existing main building to 8,200-square feet. The building will feature a mercantile opera- tion, provide additional office space, and wheelchair accessi- blewashrooms. 4 A number of changes to the exterior of the property will also be conducted. The project is ex- pected to be completed in 1994. Johnston ~ Lamb a. - at an lanson Drive residence. John Kirk had converted two sec- tions of his three-car garage into a haunted house, complete with sound effects. His daughter Carrie, 12, is pictured with one of the creatures. See story. Greenbank garage Andrea Leigh, daughter of Hugh and Evalyn Johnston and Robert Allan, son of Ted and Irene Lamb were married on October 2, 1993 all Prince Albert United Church. Officiating the ceremony was Elaine 'Given by their parents, the bride wore a full length, Victorian style, satin dress with fitted bodice and sleeves, a double bussell behind, CINDY LYNNE a house of horrors One Greenbank resident dishes out both tricks and treats to the little ghosts and goblins that come bag-in-hand to his home on Halloween. John. Kirk of Ianson Drive converts his garage into a house of horrors, complete with a fly- ing witch, an axe murderer, a bodyless head, and dropping spiders. Eerie sound effects and red lights add to the spooky am- biance. "Halloween is his thing," Mr. Kirk's wife, Debbie, told the Star. "He only used one garage last year, but this year he's used two," Mrs. Kirk said. "I guess next year he'll use the third gar- age." It takes about two weekends to get the spooky scene set up. Because of all the moveable creatures, about three people are needed on Halloween night to operate all the gadgets. Letters to the editor Takes exception - HO ssoos NNTANS. @wl to writer's remarks |: To the Editor: volved? How do you know, Mr. Champion spark plugs; i As a student, and young adult, previously living in Cae- sarea, now living just outside, am very offended by the com- ments given in Mabel Cawker's editorial by Albert Putsey. Many times kids are stuck with the blame of wrongful doings. Why is this so? Mr. Putsey says that we should think about what we are doing to our par- ents tax dollars. If he (Mr. Putsey) knows a juvenile has done this why haven't the police been in- - Putsey, that an adult hasn't been doing this sign switching. Some adult figures don't give the best examples to us kids ei- ther. On a last note if you know who it was please have the po- lice deal with such matters, if not stop blaming the kids. Brandi Boardman, 18 years old, also vice-president of the Cartwright Youth Council WET BASEMENT? , « Repairs to Block & Concrete Walls é é * Repairs to Weeping Tiles é MeGuinness Since 1956 TAYLOR Norman and Lynne Taylor are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter Cindy from Laurentian University with an Honours Bachelor of Ars Degree. Cindy will go on to Teache College. - OIL & FILTER CHANGE - Includes 4 litres of Premium Mopar Engine Oil and a Mopar Oil Filter BRAKE CHECK - Brake check Autopar 4 season AntifreeZi cap, thermostat, belts and h&4a&: : meee - $54.9 drain the cooling system, ifistallatiof RRR win tro rotation -- SBD. O95 RRR ord with a continuous train beaded with pearls and sequins. The groom wore black tails. : Attending the bride was Nicole Johnston (sister) as maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Shelley Knowiton (friend), Fiona Louden (friend) and Tracy Johnston (cousin), = =, The best man was Mike Woud (friend). Ushers were Jim Lamb (brother); Ivan DéViies (friend) and Scott Burke (friend). After a wonderful reception at Immaculate Conception Hall, they honeymooned in Florida. The newlyweds will be residing in Manchester, continuing with the family farm. -- $24.95 @ i and rotor (where appli¢tile hoses, compression, if *Similar prices on other engines. Parts extra. FALL INSPECTION - Inspect and report on: battery and charging system, antifreeze wiper blades, headlights fifi £; (where applicable) FE-230 Oil Filters - Special prices on tires, wiper blades etc. Drop in today! 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