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Pal ult | wy" (21 8ctigog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 13, 1995 Zz Scugog Council says school should sort out PPHS parking problems - Students at Port Perry High School should put pressure on school officials and the Board of Education to come up with a solution to the lack of parking at the school. That was essentially the message Scugog councillors gave to Jennifer Morden on Monday when she appeared in front of council to discuss the parking problems "Council feels strongly that this a Board of Education problem. We have been talking abit the problems (with board officials) for two years and nothing has been done," said Mayor Howard Hall. Jennifer, a grade 13 student asked council to stop ticketing vehicles parked on streets around the school, pending a thorough study of the problem over the summer months. She was told the Township ticketing campaign is aimed only at vehicles that are violating provincial traffic laws such as parking too close to an intersection. Vehicles that the original ... HAUGEN'S CHICKEN BBQ (Hwy. 12 at 7A Manchester) VE DAY "Cm proud ofr T= & Sunday, oe 18th-9 AMto 1 PM A Family Tradition for over 30 Years. violate local by-laws viii not be ticketed. Based on the number of students and staff at PPHS, council believes the school is about 56 parking spaces short of what it'needs. Council has suggested that the Board of Education create more spots with a new parking lot on the south side of MacDonald Street. Council also wants the school to do away of the policy of designating parking spets to staff and students. If they pay the fee, they should be allowed to park anywhere. + Residents who live on streets surrounding the school have complained bitterly about the congestion and parked vehicles. Some are now appealing their assessments to have their taxes lowered because of the inconvenience. Helping people learn to lezen, SATURDAY, JUNE 174 ZF AM to 7 PM TENT SALE In our North Street Parking Lot. Make a deal with Tom or LUELE 183 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY 1 The physically challenged will find it very much easier getting into St. John's Presbyterian Church. A new chair 0 kfiow lift has eliminated the steep flight of stairs and can be Be reading used by those in wheel chairs or those with heart or i as |e lIAN respiratory problems. The automatic lift cost about i $12,000. and is working very nicely. Rev. Sandy Beaton (left) says about 10 percent of the congregation will make use of the lift. At right is Henri Smits while John Dodds demonstrates how the new lift operates. Weekdays & Saturday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM * Fridays 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Sundays 12 Noon to 5:00 PM in All Our Shops! / (Excluding Selected Furniture) Tractor Trailer Load of Giftware Seconds from our wholesale company! YEAR SALE! 10 to 70% OFF HOT DOG & POP ... $1.99 | Special Purchase of Canadian Made WING CHAIRS GRAB BAGS ) Clearance DINNERWARE | Selected Accent Pillows $399. ca. or $699. pr. | (valuesupto $30). 2.99 50% OFF (Reg. priced to $59.) £9.09 NEW ERA PINE FURNITURE | Braided RUGS 89 Wi wohNDLE JARS BIRD BATHS Sop 20% OFF from... wi Rog. 34.99 Now - $9.99 (Reg. to $599.) 1 Selected Glassware Selected AFGHANS RAG RUGS Happy Hour 5 to 7 PM 1/2 PRICE 313.99 10 323.99 'Reg. 24.99 . > $9.99 Surprise Markdowns »