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4- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 11, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Re 2 es Bere wes wots lit, on se I's po off admission to | Canada's original | | [for you and pECORATING |each friend with COL ECTIBLE? {| | | yo: With this SHOW & SALE | ad, only 4.9 ssn Free Parking Door Prizes \ Friday 10°m gem a TTY" JULY{4:46 FAIRGROUND McCowan Road, 7 Km. North of Hwy. 7 Township of Scugog Recreational Day Camps July 4-14 Sports Camp Creative Arts Camp July 17-28 Sports Camp Pioneer Adventure Camp July 31-Aug 11 Sports Camp Creative Arts Camp Aug 14-25 Fun In The Sun Daycamp Walk on the Wild Side Daycamp Available in One or Two week sessions. Register at the Township Municipal Offices Call 985-8698 or 985-7346 for more information Community Hall to open next week Building will house banquet facility, recreation space By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog Centre's new community hall should be ready for use July 21. The original target date for the project was July 13, but minor problems have set the completion date back a week, according to Craig Clark, of Brian Bar- ton Building Corporation. The ashphalt, windows and sod were to be fin- ished last week, complet- ing all exterior work. The buildingis due to be rented out to its first user group on July 26, accord- ing to the township's Rec- reation Co-ordinator Al Pollock. The project was an in- frastructure program, with funding split among the provincial, federal and municipal governments, with no money coming out of the tax levy. It was an issue during the local elections last fall, when some candidates vowed to scrap the plan if elected. Mayor Howard Hall, a booster of the pro- = REN ject from the outset, stuck to his commitment on the hall and was easily re- elected. The hall itself is located at the south-east corner of the existing arena build- ing on ReacH St. The large banquet hall, with a seat- ing capacity for 450 peo- ple, includes a large lobby area, lounge area, warm- ing kitchen, additional washrooms and a receiv- ing area. It has its own en- trance as well as a link through the arena. The hall is divisible into three rooms through the use of movable partitions. Although the concept was for a banquet hall, it will also be used for badmin- ton and floor hockey as well asline dancing. An official ground- breaking ceremony was held for the new hall on March 30. At that time the Scugog Centre Advisory Board introduced its sub- committee which oversees the promotional and fund- raising aspects as well as the development of Scu- MONTE CARLO You can't miss the large sculptured lions framing the front door of Monte Carlo when you are at the comer of 7A and Water Street. Mike has been busy cutting and styling hair for the past 18 years and has a repeat business as long as your arm. Monte Carlo has recently renovated their salon with beautiful tiled floors, fresh paint and decor. This hair salon features separate rooms for men and women. They also have an area for your tanning needs, waxing, nails and makeup. Come in soon and see Mike and his stylists. Hair Cutting for the Whole Family 52 Water St., Port Perry (905) 985-1998 116 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-8955 MICHAELINA'S sp Er PAE "Clothing for the Young & the Young at Heart" Specializing in Denim ~- 112 Water Street, Port Perry (905) 985-0046 Picture Perfect TV Sales & Service @ HITACHI ENITN 72 Water St., Port Perry (905) 985-9500 130 Kent St. W., Lindsay (705) 878-1133 gog Centre. The committee 1s focus- ing its fundraising efforts as an ongoing attempt to advance along in the Scu- gog Centre Master Plan, which includes the secur- ing of a second ice pad, aquatic facilities, squash courts, fitness room, ten- nis courts, playgrounds, picnic areas and a link from the arena, through the present ball diamonds to the soccer fields with footbridges over a system of ponds. 'Seadoo cops' will soon hit the water in Region Coming soon to a lake near you: Seadoo cops. Officers with Durham Regional Police's marine unit took to the waters of Frenchman's Bay in Pickering aboard personal water craft jet skis in an attempt to crack down on reckless riders, and the force says the program will soon be expanded to include Lake Scugog. The move was prompted by a number of com- plaints about reckless boaters and jet ski riders, police explained in launching the program in Pickering recently. Officers will take to the waters of Frenchman's Bay, enforcing the speed limit of 10 kilometres an hour for jet skis, and will keep an eye on boaters to make sure they're observing all the rules of the waterways, police said. Bombardier Canada has donated to Seadoos to equip the marine unit's patrols. Monte Carlo HAIR FASHION \ Guido & Guido Inc. Fnternational Tanning | 11 Water St., Port Perry (905) 985-3684 To advertise in this feature contact Jo-Anne Bambrough at 985-7383