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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 21, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Farmer's home robbed as he works in the field Neighbors want a REGS NG Seif Coulcliff Blvd. resident Dean Kelly with some of the golf balls he says have flown into his yard from the neighboring Canterbury Common golf course. He and some neighbors want to see high fencing installed to protect them from nuisance and injury. NY £0) 01S 00000) Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-0800 Toddler Openings « ~~ now available Open 6:30am to 6:00pm Call Karen for more info 985-0800 -- Trent University @ PINERIDGE Contest... wan | HOME HEALTHCARE SERVICES INC. m the N Honours | PRIVATE, PERSONALIZED . 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"Any other height men- tioned was not in the deal when we signed it; we are not working with earlier heights, only those said in the agreement," said Mr. Cuddie, adding that fences with the correct height do not need to be in place until the final inspection of the subdivision is done. He expects that to happen sometime next year. Mr. Kelly is also con- cerned that the chain link fence bordering the golf course and public walkway provides no privacy for home owners. "There's a walkway between the golf course and homes where people come through and they can look in and see what we are doing. You can't relax in your backyard with a drink and a friend without someone gawking in at you," he said. "They say they spent $3 million on building this golf course; all the best sand and grass and what- ever. You'd think they could put a little of their money towards putting up an eight-foot privacy fence." He added that in the event his property sustains any damage as a result of a golf ball, he'll pursue the township for reparations. Also concerned about flying golf balls is neighbor Janice Kavanagh, a five- year resident on Coulcliff Blvd. "We keep getting the odd balls flying in here," she said. "You can hear them when they come cracking off the trees; it makes you nervous when working in the garden. "We have windows in the back of our house I'm worried about and we're just concerned about peo- ple's safety." PORT PERRY DENTAL OFF {WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES) WH DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP - BM PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED WM SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT re ln ® GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 985-8459 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY HOSPITAL) Rules... Indoor Swimming Pool & Fitness Centre Located at 16130 Old Simcoe Road, Port Perry (Between Police Station & Montessori School) 1. Open to all residents of Port Perry & Area. 2. Do not want Port Perry or Scugog in name. 3. Do not want the family name of Cochrane used. Winning name will receive for themselves and 10 friends - A Pool Partyl Send your winning name on a postacard include your name and phone number to: Mrs. Donna Kaye Cochrane 16130 Old Simcoe Road, Port Perry, Ont. LIL 1P3 Must be received by July 31/98 +. Winner will be notified by phone Watch for September opening date A Blackstock-area farmer was the victim of a break-in recently while he was out working in his fields, say police. Durham Regional Police report that a Regional Rd. 19 resident was outside working on his farm between 8:45 and 11:30 a.m. on July 13. When he returned - home, he discovered that thieves had entered the home through a connect- ing garage door to house. Thieves stole the man's wallet, a $250 Toshiba VCR, a 27" Zenith color television worth $780, and a $800 Minolta cam- era with various lenses. Two days later, police say, the victim received a phone call from a resident two miles down the road who found the man's wal- let in the ditch. All documents were still there but $50 in cash was missing. Tools stolen A View Lake Rd. is missing close to $7,000 in various tools after thieves broke into a garage some- time overnight between July 15 and 16. After breaking a lock on the garage, police say thieves stole a number of saws, power equipment and a welder as well as other tools from a tool chest. Bronco Registration Bishops University } ia) Balc on June 5th, 1998 % gore PERIODONTIST with a BI INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED MI EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Bachelor of Science Degree GRADUATION 'DeKoning GRADUATION Jessica Blake who recently graduated from Mom, Dad, Matt, Lydia & Jim JASMINE HOCKLEY on July 22nd Love Mommy & Daddy xo Sharon graduated from Congratulations, Mom Congratulations to with love from i i hE --------., a