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Volume 8 Number 45 NICK ORAM | FEBRUARY IS... 8 CUERY MONDAY 2 TUESDAY 8 TIRE RESTAURANT {1:00AM - 4:30PM 2:00PM - 11:00PM Ala a AT A oJ ny {0 NTA x Er 0, | )( WIN 6) da vi Port Perry, ON. 985.4888 or 1.8688.29 HERON www. areathlueheroncasino. com 1 -- | pred prt i tt w | N----- ee -- edb rte FREE THROW: David Hussey of Greenbank Publi¢ School won the 11-year-old boys competition at the recent Knights of Columbus Free Throw. Competition, held at the Good Shepherd Catholic 'School in Port Perry last month. He advanced to the Council okays smaller By Chris Hall Weekend Star Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce took great exception this week to a staff recommendation that allows smaller side yards in a new subdi- vision, During Monday's council meeting, staff presented a recommenda- tion that would allow 1.2 metre side yards in the new Perryview subdi- vision, just south of Port Perry. In an earlier appearance before council the developer, Alliance Homes, sought a variance on 75 forty-foot lots, reducing the required CHRIS HALUWEEKEND STAR district competition, which was held Wednesday night in Brooklin. During the recent competition, Greenbank teacher John Black was also honoured for his 10 years of service help- ing out at the event. lots for development 1.8 metre side yards to 1.2 metres. That would let the developer make the homes two feet wider, allow- ing for two-car garages. It was the developers argument that the garages would help keep parking on the street to a minimum. It would also make the homes easier to sell. And plans for certain rooms would not have to be redrawn, said Alliance Homes representa- tive Alex Troop. Councillor Pearce said Monday she'd heard from resi- dents opposed to the concession for the developer. Please turn to page 5 Banners ¢ Vehicle Lettering © Custom Address Signs © Boat Graphics & Numbers 0985 5277 Magnetic Signs e Billboards MO i... ir, NI 0 ol 1575 HWY 7A in PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS'S NEW BUILDING