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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" OUR MISTAKE: Photo captions were switched last week, resulting in the wrong name appearing under a photo taken at R.H. Cornish school's crafts class. For the the record, here is the real Pat Lewis. In last week's photo was Andrea Ansell. We apologize for any'embarrassment. STORY IDEAS Call the Port Perry Star (905) 985-7383 Hall states council postion: Canterbury course needed By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Mayor Howard Hall has sent a letter to Canterbu- ry Common officials tell- ing them directly that the most expeditious way of seeing their project con- tinue will be to include a 9- hole golf course in their plans. Council shot down the developer's plans for a park plan in replacement of the course at a recent public hearing. Mayor Hall told councillors at the next council meeting that a letter should be sent to the developers to let them know exactly where the council stands on the is- sue. The Mayor told the de- velopers that the council "whole-heartedly sup- ports the development of the Canterbury Common project." The developers are anx- ( CONGRATULATIONS LINDA BACA GRADUATE EXCEL COURSE ON LIBRARY MANAGEMENT 10us to got on with the de- velopment of the property and Mayor Hall points out that plans including a golf course will allow them to continue immediately. "As I indicated to you, the most expeditious method of doing so would be to ensure that a golf course 1s a component of the development. This would allow you to contin- ue the process. Failing which, I believe; it is the view of council that the planning process will hate to be reviewed in de- tall and that review will consume -a- considerable period of time," the letter Focus is on happiness A five session workshop sponsored by Kinark will focus on being happy in life and with yourself. The workshop will focus on helping people to be happier with themselfand their life. The workshop starts Tuesday, May 9 and the loca- tion is to be annoynced. The time is 7-9 p.m. The fee for the five-week workshop is $40 per person. For more information and to register for this work- shop please call the centre at 433-0386 Ext: 316. )J TAYL Certificates JR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment Rates Subject to Change without Notice Seniors' report More than 100 sen- lors gathered at the Latcham Centre and were treated to an ex-" cellent pot luck dinner and fine entertainment last week. The Staintons were greeters for this meet- ing and the Redmans took care of registra- tion. Edna Beckett ac- companied the seniors in the singing of our na- tional anthem and also- the grace before meals. reads. He does note, however, that the developers are free to make a fresh appli- cation, seeking, a new course of action. Mayor Hall states there are two major hurdles stopping the project: the construction of the golf course and the construc- tion of Coulter Street, to intersect with Reach and Simcoe Streets. Following the dinner, MacKenzie M.E.F. all joined in singing two Management president Songs with a Soring Allan * Warren informed She. © SCugog Strings with violinists Doreen Adams, Bonnie Bell, Urd Grander, Joanne Yourkevich, Paul Puckrin and Stan Rickard, along with Edna Beckett on the cello and Doug Barber on the bass entertained us with a number of fa- miliar tunes, A violin duet with mother and daughter Joanne and Katharine Yourkevich was en- Joyed by all. A humor- ous tale entitled "A Farmer's Divorce" was read by Jim Martin. Ge- offrey Gilham led the seniors in the singing of "Now the Day is Over." Next meeting is May 10 and will feature in- formation on senior's housing planned for Port Perry. council that they have be- gun a re-evaluation of the development. G.I.C. 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