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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 14, 1995 - 3 JEFF MITCHELUPORT PERRY STAR | Loblaws want to open by Thanksgiving From Page 1 store would be dealt with first and other minor changes after the fact. Mr. Zelinka stressed to council that the go ahead for the minor vari- ances would not change the holding designation on the land. The "H" would only be removed when council was satis- fied with all the plans, he said. Ward 2 Councillor Ken Carruthers joined Councillors Pearce and Moffatt in opposition to the changes, leaving the 'mayor to break the tie vote. ~ Vote soon on proposal From Page 1 on long enough and hinted that the Lishmans would look at other locations for their industry, although they would prefer to devel- opin Nestleton. Council was not ready to make a decision yester- day, saying their planner did not have a chance to view all of the involved agency comments as yet 'and want a report from hime before they make their decision. Although council has not made any public state- ment -- except to support the removal of the aero- drome -- about their stance on the develop- ment, Regional Councillor Marilyn Pearce said she doesn't believe council will say no to this proposal. Ward 4 Councillor Joyce Kelly also showed support for the Lishman proposal. Lucy Black, represent- ing concerned neighbors of the Lishmans, told council she is concerned over con- stantly changing nature of the film studio. They want to be kept apprised of all changes. Councillor Pearce said that council is not trying to hold the project up. It is a case of seeing all the docu- mentation before a deci- sion is made, she said. TORONTO'S GREAT NOSTALGIA yz [ed AFT Le I-71 8 5 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19th o9A.M. - 3P.M. at the KAHN AUCTION BARN Exit 399 Brock Rd. North PICKERING Antique toys, advertising, (01 [0 IE 0 F-To 1-14 comic character collectibles, dolls, small antiques, postcards, Star Wars, Beatles, cards, country store and 1000's of other EL LRU Clu LICR I (T= [oXoTe Molle lo F: }'-B INFO: Lionel Aubrey (819) 643-4356 Bob Gray (613) 528-4453 The developers of the former Conway property on Scugog St. took over ownership of the lands last week, and have begun initial site plan procedures with township staff. "Your Independent Grocer", owned by the N a ti o n al Grocers/Loblaws Companies Limited, is hoping to open its doors on the old Conway prop- erty by next Thanksgiving. I.P.C.F. Property Inc. received good reviews from township council with its new site plan for the 8.7 acre property when presented last month. The development, to be located directly across from the Port Perry Plaza, pr will feature three distinct buildings. The main store, to feature the supermarket, will be a 35,000 square foot build- ing, with an additional 10,000 square feet left for possible future expan- sion. The store will fea- ture groceries, a pharma- cy, music, books and videos, floral wrap, cards and gifts and an in-store deli and bakery. The plan calls for two other buildings, one a 3,500 square foot restau- rant, although no tenants have been confirmed. A third building measuring 20,000 square feet will house a retail store, which is also not confirmed. Council will be viewing the project in a phase pro- ject, with the supermar- ket being phase one. GINGERBREAD HELPER: Rachel Twiss, 3, seen here with her pai the Gingerbread Man, Is helping Scugog Memorial Library look for bakers in the community to help create "Bakersville 1995', a gin- gerbread village. The village will be set up and on display at the library from Dec. 9 to 30. If you can help with the village, call 985-7686 or pick up a form at the library. With This Ring... Expert jewellery and watch repairs. ERR COMING SOON! e Manual or Automatic Transmission e Hassle Free Environment * Flexible Financing Options ® Great Lease Plans A Different Kind of Company - A Different Kind of Car 1520 Dundas St. E., Whitby (905) 430-2350