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[FP Lh a RAR di Yi 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1976 ' Civic Awards held Scugog Township held their annual Awards Night at the Council Chambers Friday night, honouring not only retiring employees but also members of the com- munity who have contri- buted in such areas as sports and fire protection. Honoured at the brief pre- sentation ceremony were retiring employees Ben Pic- kard, who has retired after 25 years on the fire depart- ment; Harold Dobson, roads department employee for v employee Harold Dobson. 2 4 hg Coun. Hunter with plaque for retired roads seven years; and Frank Andrews, road department employee for 18 years. Mr. Andrews couldn't make it in person for the event. Sue Gribben was honoured for an outstanding record of national and international victories in Judo competit- ions, and David Porter for outstanding achievement in figure skating in 1975. The Port Perry Merchants Midgets were awarded plaques for the all-Ontario Midget "C" championship achievement last year. i . AN / oy Dorothy Scott was one of those honoured at a Township of Scugog Annual Awards Night last Friday. She's scorekeeper for the Merchants Midgets who won the All Ontario Midget C championship. Presenting the plaque are Coun. Reg Rose (left) and Coun. Don Frew. PE ARE Ben Pickard. > Coun. Brinkman presents plaque to Mr. and Mrs. (continued) Port Perry (primarily Sun- day evenings during the summer) that it is a bottle- neck in-other reduced speed zones across Canada, Try getting through Markham on Sunday night and they are (continued) news about the snowmobiler hits the front page and the good news is printed in a 1" x 1" square on the rear page in many newspapers. How many skiing accidents appear in the newspapers or the number of times an injured skier is brought to the waiting ambulance by snowmobile? Films are available to pro- vide factual data about noise levels and positive aspects of snowmobiling. CORSA or its member clubs would be more than pleased to show them to any interested organizations or individuals: Sincerely, 3 Peter Hurd President Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Association. Lilla St. opposition already equiped with four lanes. (Their four lanes were constructed to help solve a bottleneck but it has only created a larger bottleneck). I believe our Council supports the two lane plan but the Region keeps claim- ing that our council is in favour of three lanes. I believe it would be safe to ~ say that Port Perry supports any reconstruction that does not change the paved width beyond 28' (it is presently 20"). ; : Hopefully our next move will be to support Scugog Council who will put forth the views of Scugog Twsp. again but stronger, at the Regional level. : Sincerely, : K.D. Muir. COMING SOON RADIO SHACK at House of Howard CVV VVVVLVVVVLLALVNVAVNAVALLLLIVINVIICRQANLS SS ed ee i A CHROMACOLOR - at - [J ~~ = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 br Te rT Ap TE TT ETT aware R Need Extra Cash - Too Many Payments g@ WE UNDERSTAND -- WE CAN HELP YOU If you own a home, farm or property in City, Town or Country, old or new, paid for or not, our low payment Mortgage Plan is probably your answer. Thousands of folks all over Ontario have let us help them and their friends. We would like to help you too! e Consolidate all your debts ¢ ¢ Got that extra cash now e °* Have one low payment o : WAYNE SMITH 1 (703) 645-4557 CALL COLLECT GREAT NORTHERN FINANCIAL CORPORATION A Canadian Public Company whose only business is helping people wn tL 4 ¢ LY [ La 4 B. 4 © 4 Pleo L) L & @ LJ L 4 v LJ » LJ