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| : ] ] J | » | | | wifes BE ge BNL. _J RT RE A Ea TTT ERENT EN 4- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 12, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Historical Society to host several talks The Lake Scugog Historical Society is presenting a series of lectures on Lake Scugog area history by well-kown local historian Paul Arculus. This series will highlight the various stages of his- tory, and will be presented on three evenings. These talks by Mr. Arculus will be accompanied by various slides, maps, photographs and other artifacts. The first lecture will take place on the evening of Thursday, Sept. 21 and will cover such topics as the First Nations, the early mapmakers, the first murder in the Lake Scugog area, the arrival of the first per- manent white settlers and the story of how Lake Scu- gog grew from a small meandering stream into the Lake we see today. The second lecture will focus on the life of Peter Perry and specifically on his role in the initial growth and development of Lake Scugog area commerce. The third and final lecture in the series will deal with local history from the 1850's to the present. All of the talks will take place at the Head Church at the Scugog Shores Museum on Scugog Island at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $2, but is free to all Historical Society members. | Restaurant and Bining Lounge ~ @anabdian and Butch Cuigine CELEBRATING 25 YEARS SERVING THE COMMUNITY Join us Sept. 22nd and 23rd. JHave your cake and eat it too! Sree Anniversary cake with dinner! for reservations call 985-2066 or 985-2257 151 Queen St., Port Perry monte carlo ENNNNNN HAIR FASHION y ZZ 4 Guth Jc INTERNATIONAL TANNING f oy | 11 Water Street, Port Perry 985-3684 Back to School Special August 21 to September 13 Monday to Friday 15% off Perms, Colour, Highlights. Buy 20 Tanning sessions and your name will be entered in our monthly draw for Aust. Gold T-shirt or Towel. Complimentary eyebrow wax with make up appointment (Full Body Waxing also available) 15% off Full set acrylic nails. 15% off on Men's Hair Replacements Now available - HAIR EXTENSIONS . Monday - Friday 8am-8pm Saturday 8am-3pm (Sunday Tanning By Appointment only) Area schools back in business Enrollment up at most Scugog schools this fall By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star More than 4,400 area students headed back to the classrooms last week to begin another year of study at local schools. All but two of the local schools have seen an in- crease in student body this September as 4,413 students registered for classes, up from 4,275 last year. Port Perry High School had just more than 1,200 report to class, up from its 1,193 enrollment last year. Cartwright High School saw a small decrease in students as 160 enrolled this year, down just 10 students from the previ- ous September. The only other school to see a decrease in its stu- Certificates will be held in a new location Port Perry United Church 294 Queen Street Wednesday, September 13 2:00pm to 8:00pm DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LIL 187 Guaranteed Investment BLOOD DONOR CLINIC dent body is Prince Albert School as its enrollment dropped by 15 to 260 stu- dents this year. Prince Al- bert, however, had see an increase of 83 students the s previous two years. Port Perry's public schools S.A. Cawker and R. H. Cornish both saw in- creases. Cawker's enrolle- ment jumped slightly from 623 to 625 students, while Cornish saw an in- crease of 48 students as its enrollment climbed to 688. Cartwright Public School saw an increase of seven students this Sep- tember, bringing its total student body to 596. Epsom Public School saw an increase of five pu- pils this year, bringing its total enrollment to 145 and its sister school G.I.C. FIVE YEAR PHONE 985-8416 RTI Greenbank saw a huge in- crease as its enrollment jumped from 129 students last year to 181 this year. Both the Separate Schools also saw an 1n- crease in student body. Immaculate Conception Public School saw an in- crease of 48 students as enrollment increased from 441 to 489 this year. Scugog Christian School saw an increase of nine students, bringing its to- tal enrollment to 69 stu- dents. Council demands traffic study for seniors home By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog Council has re- fused to rezone a property on the corner of Perry and Simcoe Streets until they see a traffic study com- pleted on the area. The developers of West Shore Village, a proposed 65-room full service retire- ment home and 35-cluster home development were told by council Monday that the biggest concern surrounding the develop- ment is heavy traffic con- gestion at the intersection. Both Regional Council- lor Marilyn Pearce and Ward 2 Councillor Ken Carruthers told developer Gary Moore the issue of traffic is a huge hurdle that must be dealt with be- fore rezoning is granted. The developers have agreed to have a traffic study completed as soon as possible. The developers say they have solved problems re- garding sewer and drain- age issues as well as storm water management, and are prepared to go ahead with the project. These is- sues, along with traffic concerns were brought up Special A" 2 IRI =H DIo1¥] o) [=X SB IeYU] o] [=X] & Vertical Vinyl Siding ... MET =1a)(=Yo WW \ [S122 218128 Soffit - White & Cream ... 4% WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOWS Reduce Drafts and Increase Warmth in Winter and Cooling in Summer. FINANCING AVAILABLE - 5 yrs. from 8.28% O.A.C. Allen's Siding Products Limited Sales & Installation Ue REGEN DOORS - WINDOWS - TROUGH ADDITIONS - SOLARIUMS Lindsay ... (705) 328-1402 or 878-2023 Port Perry ... 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The three-storey build- ing would feature a two- storey dining room, fire- places, library, lounge, hair salon and full activity rooms. In addition to the retire- ment centre, 35 cluster homes (West Shore Vil- lage), also targetted at seniors, are proposed for the property. UNDER 13 FREE $4 TUES {CONGO MBraveheart ® FREE HALF BACK PASS © rr Weddin Anniversary & Birthday Invitations * Fast, Efficient Service * Four Design Books fy * Book Lending Service FORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry 3 i i ¢ f