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pe . "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 -11 Camp's future is discussed A camp operated on land owned by the Toronto United Church Council on Lake Scugog since the turn of the century is no longer required for camps, Scugog council learned Monday afternoon. A delegation represent- ing the interests of the TUCC attended council to discuss long range plans for the 280 acres parcel of land, located in the St. Christopher Beach area. Vincent Alfano, execu- tive director of the TUCC, and Ross Raymond, a planner with Raymond, Walton, Hunter assured council the United Church is not jumping into the development business, but want to plan for the future of the land. Recognizing that a large portion of the land is envi- ronmental sensitive, Mr. Raymond addressed three sections which they would like to work with council to establish a future use. First is a section of land at the northern end of St. Christopher Beach Road, were a number of 50 foot lots already exist. Mr. Raymond acknowl- edged the lots did not meet the requirements of the township, but said by join- ing two lots to make a 100' frontage and extending the property back to the road- way they could probably meet the total area required. Another area, known as South Camp, where sum- mer camps had been held for decades up until 1990, was suggested as an area suitable for some future development. "I do not suggest the shoreline lots should be broken-up and sold as lots, but possibly if used with the adjacent land, it could Over 400,000 graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada Bk Brock ASE Ww Uaidge 852-9705 be developed into a resort," said Mr. Raymond The third parcel addressed by Mr. Raymond was a triangular piece of land flanked by Durham Regional Rd. #57 and Mables Road. He speculated that possi- bly some kind of church structure could be built here inthe future. "A regional church which would combine some of the smaller churches in the area," he said. Mr. Raymond vevopniand that to build a church on the land would require rezoning, and no planning has been done to date on this idea. "I want to make it clear the church is not trying to do anything to harm any of the homeowners in the are, and in fact we want to help them," he said. Mr. Raymond said the TUCC wants to work with the landowners and the township to eliminate any problems. "It will all be "i; with in public for- m," he said. Canterbury project update Construction on ¥the Canterbury Common adult lifestyle village is inching closer to reality. Project manager Paul Bedard was back at council Monday afternoon with another update on the project, with hopes to begin ground work by next week. Mr. Bedard said they would like to get started next week on moving topsoil for irrigation and storm management for phase one of the 248 home project He showed council a site plan for the 8,000 sq. ft. recreation centre which includes a 1,200 sq. ft. golf pro shop. Changes in the golf course, shortening it to 2,400 yds. were revealed, with coun- cillors generally reacting favorably to the plan for a shorter course. See the Weekend Star for a complete report on the Canterbury project. Kids! Something's Brewing at Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village SY {0 Lo) B23 K-38 CoN" [oT g Pi @ To ico L(g) 5:30 - 8:30 pm nightly $3.99 each (adults or children) An Evening of Witches, Ghosts, Goblins Walk the Spooky Haunted Trail and kids receive HALLOWEEN TREATS All kids must be in costume Enjoy a Safe Halloween in Cullen Gardens Haunted Village MANY THANKS TO OUR HALLOWEEN SPONSORS McDONALD'S™* HERSHEY" - [TiF:-Yel[of 2: XK: RK Ki1 Med {00 LLEN GARDENS & MINIATURE VILLAGE 5 cu EAT-MORE™ 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby 668-6606 A neighborhood that believes in the Golden Rule. People here treat others the way they would want to be treated. Old friends and newcomers alike are regarded with kindness Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. and hospitality. | Wagg Funeral Home 1s your neighborhood Through the years, we have established a reputation of Golden Rule funeral home. Bridil Showcase at the General Sikorski Hall You and a friend are invited to come and meet your community Wedding Experts Sunday October 29 1995 General Sikorski Hall 1551 Stephenson's Road N, Oshawa Free Admission ~ Exciting Door Prizes Special Displays ~ Fashion Shows caring about the people of this community. A reputation built on treating others the way we would expect to be treated. WAG G FUNERAL HOME LTD. H-"Neamott Plane ol hen Chapel MYLES G O'RIORDAN Ownar/Manager/Funaral Director Res 985 0608 985-2171 Dependable Sernce 10 the Community Since 1846 216 Queen Street Port Perry PLUS A GIFT BAG FOR EVERY BRIDE \_ Cl for your free invitation 434-2342 J {18 Goi DEN RULE