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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 15, 1986 Golden Griddle pancakes galore at breakfast Despite cool, rainy weather on Saturday morning over 1600 people converged on Palmer Park to take part in the second annual Golden Griddle Pancake Breakfast. The numbers were down this year on account of the weather (about 3000 were fed last year) but there was still plenty of enthusiasm by those attending and the Golden Griddle staff. Golden Griddle owner, Harold McDonnell, was on hand during the morning and was surprised at the numbers that attended the breakfast. "There is a lot of com- munity spirit in Port Perry' he said, indicating that they enjoy coming here to sponsor the Pancake Breakfast. Also on hand during the morning was Miss Dominion of Canada Irene Vermeulen who helped serve those attending for breakfast. Following the event, Major Jerry Taylor presented Mr. McDonnell a key to Port Perry on behalf of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce for his continuing support of the com- munities annual summer festival. fee KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA "TORONTO & DISTRICT CHAPTER wishes to thank the following merchants and business establishments for- their contributions of prizes and co- operation for the Scugog Sexy Man Contest. MARLIN TRAVEL SUMMERLEA GOLF COURSE DURHAM SPA NONQUON: TRAVEL PORT PERRY HARDWARE LTD. BALLARD & CARNEGIE PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP DR. J. COTTRELL COUNTRY LANE REALTY DAVID'S HAIRSTYLING LUKE'S COUNTRY STORE PEARSE JEWELLRY LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. SPORTSLAND - SCUGOG CHAMBER ~~ "OF COMMERCE PORT PERRY STAR ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Allen's Siding a PRODUCTS LTD. - (formerly Chris Allen Aluminum) REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK REGIONAL RD. 8 - PORT PERRY ALUMINUM & VINYL WINDOWS - lit for easy cleaning - install in existing frames casement bay, bow side shders and many more styles Mon wo Fri 8d RAINBOW ROOMS Enjoy the Summer surrounded by Sunshine! Call today for more information. "YOUR ONE STOP ALUMINUM NEEDS" IN STOCK - Siding, Soffit _Eavestrough - 5" Seamless Variety of Colours Supply only or Supply & Install For more information and Free Estimates ... Call Mike or Rob ull? 4 Key to Port Perry Reward is offered for information about theft A $500 reward is being offered for any information leading to the return of a skid-loader stolen some time during the night of July 4-5 from the Glen-Vallie Turf Farm on Highway 12, north of Port Perry. The reward has been offered by Vallie Lovering, owner of the Turf Township approves repairs Township council has given ap- proval to the Scugog Arena Board to get at least two quotes for repairs to the roof at the Arena on Durham Road 8. Bob Jamieson, chairman of the Arena Board, told councillors Mon- day afternoon that the interior north wall of the arena constantly shows moisture and unless the problems are corrected, the Board could _be faced with a major repair bill in the near future. He suggested that regular maintenance on the roof now could prevent the need for a complete new roof, a job that could cost as much as $50,000. Mr. Jamieson estimated that the repairs needed at this time will cost much less. Council agreed and set a limit on the spending for the roof repairs. If the quotes for the job are within that limit, the Arena Board will be authorized to let the contract. It was also suggested that since the building is now ten years old, a regular maintenance program should be included in the budget for the Arena Board. If the repairs are done this year to the roof, the funds will come from the Township's Parks and Recrea- tion account. 985-3747 THE PORT PERRY STAR IS NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. To show their appreciation, Scugog Chamber of Commerc had Mayor Jerry Taylor make a presentation to Harold McDonnel president of Golden Griddle Restaurants Ltd., with a "key to Po Perry." Mr. McDonnell and his staff served up over 1600 pancak breakfasts last Saturday morning. Picture above, left, Miss Dom nion of Canada Irene Vermeulen, Harold McDonnell, Mayor Jerr Taylor and Bonnie Stevens from Golden Griddle. Farm. The skid-loader is described as a Thomas model, orange and black in colour. It was parked in a field just off Concession 9 during the night of Ju- ly 4-5. Also stolen at the same time was a truck and trailer belonging to the Turf Farm. The truck and trailer were recovered the next morning parked at a restaurant near Wasaga Beach. Mr. Lovering is asking anyone who may have seen the truck, trailer and loader on the highway that evening or early the next mor- ning to call him at 985-7622. The truck is a 1976 Ford Council rejects plaza (From page 1) grow," said area councillor Harvey Graham. A decision on how many lots coun- cil will allow is expected some time in the next three or four weeks, and could be made as early as two weeks when council holds a regular plan- ning meeting. TURNED DOWN "Meanwhile, a proposed estate residential development south of Port Perry on the Oshawa Road has been rejected by the council. The proposal called for about 55 lots on the west side of the Regional Road, south of Concession three. Coun- cillors feel this kind of development is not suitable for that area of the Township at this time. Louisville, red in colour with thi name Glen-Vallie Turf Farms Lt! painted on both doors. The trailer i a 45 model with a drop platforn black in colour. i They were recovered at th@ Hawthorne Restaurant onHighwag 169, just outside Wasaga Beach. Mr. Lovering told the Star t truck had pieces of cedar branche stuck to the front, leading him believe the loader may have bee left in a wooded area. And the trailefl ramps were. damaged when th loader was driven off. The skid- loader i is valued at abo $10,000. Also on Monday afternoon, t council saw preliminary plans fq several lots on the west side of Sin coe Street, across from the Curli Club and Fairgrounds. Ralph Fairman, a local realtor i proposing to develop the lots o municipal water and private septi systems. Although council took no action ¢ the proposal, there was the suggegi tion that the Durham Board dE Education may object to furthe development in that area of th community because schools in Po Perry are now filled to capacity a the prospect of a new school in tha part of the town is two years awa at least. : 5 Year Annual Interest 0 3/8 Rates subject to change without notice El HOUSEHOLD + | TRUST ArPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471