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\ 1 4 4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 7,1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" . OO) ye . ) ) [2 OQ ~~ ~~ 7 LJ &J = TS ar Vr, Sn Oa SNe Sl ILA"S HAIRSTYLING} Christmas Speci i LEIGH & JULIE i Perms, Streaks & Highlights 10% off manicures 10% off from Dec. 1 - 23 New sets & fills available 116 Perry St., Port Perry 985-3597 Call Now! Night appointments also available | For That Special Someone -- Gift Certificates Available NCEA NEVA G8 exactly as shown AA \ DELTA 13" SCROLL SAW seer §99.99 - VALUE SAW BLADE SAVINGS 2-10" Credo Table Saw Blades Super Cut | All Carbide 7-1/4" reg. 3 Blade Pack $119.99 Only $24.99 reg. $17.97 2 ounce squeeze, Nontoxic, Acryl Warm up for Complete With Fittings reg. $6.99 Colours for wood, plaster, leather, ceramic bisque. reg. $2.49 SUNDERLAND _ BUILDING CENTRE CRIMPERS Only $4.99 From page 1 the right track. We want to know if this is what you want to happen." With this in mind the commit- tee brought the scheme to Blackstock to solicit feedback from the public on not only the overall design, but algo on the fundingarrangementsY 30 PIECE SCREWDRIVER BIT SET res $14.99 For Dad - Tuff E Nuff 16' G TAPE Clear hobnail fount with a crimp top glasschimney& reg $17.99 gold-plated burner. % 9 89 Coloured fuel can be used. Christmas Heating Capacity 1200sq. ft. Black pipe & fittings in-stock reg. 289.00 SAVE $30.00 LIGHT SPECIAL Save $3.00 per box reg. 7.99 Box of 20 icy sparkle lights ic SALE ENDS: DECEMBER 24, 1993. 107 Albert Street, Sunderiand (705) 357-3182 Store Hours Mon. to Thurs. 7:30 - 5:30 Fd. 7:30 - 6:00 & Sat. 8:00 - 56:00 WE DELIVER 1 A number of payment scenar- ios were introduced to meet the $350,000 price tag proposed for the project. : "We must look at the total costs to see what the township and the community can afford," Councillor Pearce said. "The process we are discuss- ing today elicits public partici- pation in the design and devel- opment of public open space," she said. "This provides for community input and public participation which addresses needs, design, funding and scheduling." Five scenarios were present- ed during the two-hour meeting ranging from 50-per cent fund- ing from various governmental agencies with the municipality sharing in the cost, to the town- ship footing the entire bill. According to Councillor Pearce, the most feasible sce- nario involves a jobsOntario capital grant in which the gov- ernment pays 50 per cent of the $350,000 cost, with the town- ship of Scugog paying $150,000 and the community paying $25,000. Under this scheme, the com- ~ munity would raise the money through the sale of a parcel of land at the corner of Greensboro Drive and Old Scugog Road. This land would be severed for residential lots. "This project is all tied to the sale of thisland," she said. But it appears some of the res- idents aren't in favor of the sale of this land. A number spoke out against the proposed sale. "IT hate the idea of politicians selling the land and taking it away from the community," one resident told Councillor Pearce. But she argued it wasn't the politicians doingit and was sole- ly the choice of the community. "If the community doesn't want it, it doesn't bother me. I can walk away from this project and get on with somethingelse," she retorted. Perry | AUTO SALES PoOoxrt| = Mon. to Thurs. 9-7pm, Fri. & Sat. 9-5pm Mixed reaction to plans Other spoke against the sale, arguing a small recreational patch in the township would be taken away from the residents. Councillor Pearce claimed, however, that the plan was not to take away recreational facili- ties, but to "centralize the facili- tiesinone area." "I think it's great for the com- munity. Putting all your recrea- tional facilities in one area 18 great. It's a cost-efficient way go," she said. : Other scenarios were also provided for scaled down ver- .\8idns of the project should fund- ing not be made available from government grants. - The need to upgrade the facil- ities in Blackstock was first ad- dressed in 1987 when a recrea- tional needs study identified a number of areas which could be upgraded. : Further push for the improve- ment was made when the minor softball association requested "moreplayingareas. = Plans began to take shape concerning possible upgrading when a committee metin March of thisyear. Although it is the Parks and Recreation Committee and the Blackstock Agricultural Society which is spearheading the pro- ject, Councillor Pearce said it will not be successful without . ~ the co-operation of the whole community. "Baseball is recreation. So are fairs and so are demolition der- bies. There is no one group that has influence. They all have an importancein this," shesaid. "I hope, as a result of the pro- cess tonight, the community can express to the municipality that it should be included in the bud- get." If the committee receives the go-ahead, Councillor Pearce es- timates that the project will take three months to complete, with a scheduled start-up date of September, 1994. 3 | Lasy lo get ls... | Lasy to deal with... 1625 Scugog St., Port Perry # across from the beer store - 985-1916 aye "BOB JAMIES 1991 CHEV ASTRO VAN -- 4.3L, 6 Cyl., Auto, Overdrive Trans, Aircon... 1990 CHEV LUMINA -- 1.1L 6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Stereo, only 82K... 1989 OLDS CIERA SL WAGON -- 3.3L, 6 Cyl, Loaded + 3rd seat. oeininniniiiinininnns 1989 PONTIAC TEMPEST -- 2.8L, V6, Auto, Air NN 0S 11 ¢ TRUTE OPUS 1988 FORD RANGER 4X4 -- Ext. Cab, 29L,V6, EE EE ETT PTR PRR TRY} ee $8,495 1988 JEEP YJ LAREDO 4X4 -- 6 Cyl., 5 Spd., 2 Tops, Tilt, Stereo... 1987 G.M.C. 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