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Crash victims names released Durham Region Police have released the names of three young men who died in a flaming 'tar crash on the Third Concession Road, just west of Uxbridge on July 12. They are Stephen Bradley Rudling, 17 of 45 Drakefield St., Markham; Timothy Daniel MacLeod, 17, of 25 Tennis is a popular summer sport, but a moment's carelessness can result in loss of sight. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind reminds every- one to use proper eye protec- tion for every sport. For more information on eye safety contact your local CNIB office. be sand Silver Spring Blvd., Apt. 710, Scarborough; and Christo pher David Latam, 18, of 111 Wellington Street, Apt. 104 Markham. Positive identification of the three victims was carried out at the Forensic Sciences Centre in Toronto. They lost their lives when the car they were in left the road, hit a tree and burst into flames. The driver, Ted Harding, 17, of Agincourt, and a pass- enger, Glen Michael Brown of Toronto, were thrown free before the car burst into flames. They are both in hospital in Toronto with serious injur- ies. The accident is still being investigated by Durham Police. Golden Wedding Anniversary FG EN A SUA MR TOTIAR It looks like anything but parkland right now. However, by this time next year, Scugog residents and visitors to the. Township alike could be enjoying an additional seven acres of parkland along the Lake Scugog waterfront in Port Perry. The land in question is located to the north of the new boat-launching ramp between the Lake Scugog shoreline and the old rail- road right-of-way which runs northeast towards Lilla Street. Over the past six or seven years, the Township Works department bit by bit, has been re-claiming the land which at one time was noth- ing more than a wet, marshy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond of R.R. 2, Seagrave, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, July 19. Married in Whitevale, Mr. and Mrs. Digmond have lived for the past 40 years or so in the Seagrave area. They ce ted with family and friends on Saturday at their home. No / 'GREENBANK | FURNITURE & APPLIANCES NEW & USED WAREHOUSE Sf C CL ADMIRAL==s=s MCCLARY All Merchandise at Specially Reduced Prices T0 BUY GOOD, USED REFRIGERATORS, PLUS WE ARE DESPERATE OTHER USED APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE. OPEN: Daily to 6:00 P.M. Fridays to 8:00 P.M. SI'TON] sms HTH S HWY. 12 - 2 MILES NORTH OF HWY. 47 IN GREENBANK - PHONE 985-3295 swamp. Using fill from the Queen Street reconstruction project under way this summer and fill from several other Town- ship construction projects over the years, some 100,000 cubic yards of material has been dumped on the land. Roads superintendent Ron MacDonald said this week that, a drag-line operation will get underway shortly to deepen the lake and the material from this will be used to build the land up. He said that the land will be levelled and graded over the next few weeks to the point where it should be ready for seeding this Childrens: a aR tlh aw L,Y -. ANCA A ES PE September. Mr. MacDonald estimates that the total cost of hauling the fill, the drag line work, the levelling and grading, and the final seeding will be in the neighbourhood of $10,000. "This does not include the cost of a breakwater, which he said will eventually be constructed in phases along the actual shoreline. The land is an almost ideal spot for a waterfront park. It offers an excellent view of Lake Scugog, is close to the boat-launching facilities, and there is plenty of free parking in the Township owned lot to the southeast. Ladies: ' ~ FARES LNA ETS SR EGON EO PO STL SABI RR el of PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 23, 1980 -- 3 Scugog swamp will soon be parkland At the north end of the land is a marsh teeming with birds and wild-life, and that marsh will remain in its natural state. There are plans to build a small parking area with the only access coming off Lilla Street via a Township road allowance which at present is unopened. Once the land has been seeded and trees planted, it should be ready for public use by next summer, and will help to take some of the pressure off the municipally owned Palmer and Birdseye Parks, both of which get considerable use on any summer weekend. SUNDRESSES SWIMSUITS COVER-UPS Summer SWIMSUITS Sleeveless Dresses \) SHORTS & TOPS iy ~ Mens: Sandals SWIMSUITS - SHORT SOCKS Irregulars - $1. 35-$1.50 pr. LARGE ASSORTMENT LEVI & G.W.G. JEANS Straight Leg - Flare - Boot Cut New Arrivals: 0 Ladies Western Style Shirts by Levi & G.W.G. Jeans - Straight Leg or Trouser Leg - by Levi AW. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated.) : BE RS IO IS x : RI ~ hd FER Se re, - fi iy "an 5 Rg J 1 0} 5 rp Nn aN INTE. We 1h el PCW AL CIN na ak Soir Sy SR vt mgr n RT or OER, XT ty? 5 NE abe 7 W > Rn (do We EC MSSARI Ea + wp wal or Ie EA x ATS 2, 3 5 fg) :