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"Vol. 130 No. 30 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1996 COPY 65¢ ¢1¢ = 4¢ GST) 32 Pages Ta Greenbank guitar maker Geos Rizsanyi is framed by the mold with whic | 1 Shapes Nn with local woods. He's sending a number of his guitars to Japan later this year for an exhibition of : maker and the Show; see Page 5 5 of of today's s Star. r PERRY STAR IE yes his unique instruments. In his small Cragg Rd. shop he fashions fine guitars, ine Canadian Craftsmanship, For more on the guitar If You Thought You Couldn't Afford A 1996 GMC Sierra wJthen think again! on! 1 tel LTT RETR TEE Ter Loblaws, seniors "home get permit for foundations By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog councillors lifted the holding designation on two developments on Monday when they met for a planning meet- ing. Both West Shore Development and the I.P.C.F. Properties are anxious to get underway with the foundations for their developments, council was told. I.P.C.F. has demolished the buildings on the former Conway site north of Scugog St. and are moving to clear and grade the site. By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star There won't be any problems with a big biker bash here on the long weekend as long as the party-goers don't cause any, says Scugog's mayor. "If those guys want te go in there and have a party and be quiet, then no problem," Howard Hall said of a party planned on the Canada Day weekend by the Satan's Choice motorcycle club. "As long as they stay on the site, fine." That's the plans, says Bernie Guindon of the Choice. He said party-goers are just looking for a place to get together, and don't want any trouble. The bikers were crying foul last week, claiming they're being harassed by police and municipal officials over plans to hold a large-scale party on a property just east of the cause- way, outside Port Perry. It's being held to mark the retire- ment of Choice founder Mr. I.P.C.F. planner Richard Zelinka told council the com- pany is requesting the issuance of a permit for the foundation, enabling the site work to pro- ceed properly. He told council the group is still planning to open its "Independent Grocer" store by October of this year, and that construction is currently mov- ing along quite well. Regional Councillor Marilyn Pearce was wary of allowing the go-ahead, as the township does not have anyone to watch Turnto Page 15 No discrimination on biker party, says Hall Guindoen, and could attract hundreds of bikers. When The Star first carried Turnto Page 8 Police blitz IS NOW ON Speeding, tailgating and other infractions are the target of a police blitz that began here yesterday. Durham Regional Police: kicked off their "Aggressive Driver Campaign" with a press conference Monday morning, and have vowed they'll be on the look-out for dangerous practices. The blitz, which contin- ues until July 1, is a province-wide effort aimed at increasing awareness of Turnto Page 8 PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-847