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4 isaad (cuncil Briefs ' SCHOOL KIDS Council has agreed to ask the provincial government to put up two appropriate signs on Highway 7A in the vicinity of Ash Street warning motorists that school children are crossing the highway. R. H. Cornish principal John Hogg had expressed concern for the safety of the students who cross the highwav every day. Councillor Richard Drew told council that the highway is very busy in the area where the children cross, with the traffic moving at a rapid rate. SANTA'S COMING Permission has been granted the Chamber of Commerce to close off Queen Street in Port Perry for the annual Santa Claus Parade. The big guy with the white beard will be the guest of honour in the parade December 3, and Queen Street will be closed to traffic from Water to Perry Streets between 12 noon and 3:00 P.M. EXTENSION GRANTED Goreski Gampgrounds on .Scugog Island has been granted a two-month extension for the preparation of a new site plan agreement between company and the Township. The deadline for the site plan had been December 1. Wayne Goreski Monday night asked council for" the extension, saying that the location of trailer and camp-sites is being completely re-aligned, and when finished, should be to the satisfaction of all parties concerned. Mr. Goreski suggested that members of council might want to make an inspection of the camp-site when the changes have been completed. Council has given the owners until the end of January, 1978, to come up with a new site plan agreement. KINSMEN BEACH Preliminary work is to get underway this week by the Kinsmen Club on construction of a sand beach immediately ~ to the south of Palmer Park in Port Perry. : Representatives from the Club told council that $5,100. will be spent, with half of the cost to be covered by a provincial parks grant. Levelling and other work on the shore line will start this week, and in February sand will be dumped on the ice so that a sandy lake bottom will extend out into the swimming area. The Kinsmen Club hopes eventually tg install playground equipment in the beach area. (continued on page 13) food For | Queen Thought | Street by The Hillier's Surprise combination - thin slices of strong Ital- an S ian salami wrapped a- round tangenine seg- ments. Great with cock- continued from page 1 tails or wine. two months) the Chamber would take the proposals and To keep a pie crust from suggestions to the downtown getting soggy, brush bot- merchants and the general tom with slightly beaten public and seek agreement egg white or apricot glaze and co-operation to actually before filling. get started on the physical work of revitalizing the core Top assorted melon balls area. with a "slush" of almost- It was suggested at Mon- frozen ginger ale. Re- | day's meeting by Howard freshing dessert. Hall that the area under consideration would 'initially It's easier to peel little cover Queen Street from white onions if you drop | Lilla to Water Streets, and them into boiling water | then along Water Street. first. However, both Mr. Hall and Mr. Lock made it clear that Talk about big breakfast specific details would first - one restaurant chain have to be worked out with celebrated its anniver- the merchants and business sary by serving break- people in the downtown fast in its home town - to areas. 11,000 people! The 1,504- EEE ARR WR SE SOE REARS foot table was set up down the middle of a MG major thoroughfare. D. Lois Milne, B.A.,0.D. There's a cozier atmos- phere at ... OPTOMETRIST the Dairy Bar Medical Associates on the Waterfront Building Port Perry -- 985-8611 462 Paxton Street, Come in soon for a hon Perry, ' scrumptious breakfast. Appointment Lots of favourites on the Telephone 985-8554 menu. If no Answer call 986-5362 dé y .. of o p ' ' "gOS » . \ ' . rs \ v « 4 n ~ medintviimd dubotaduiiviaiobainiitisbouminiced inn danaidin also suitcir mica ict bsdiposarumitoviey a tocdidas wilow dedi wibosss dal dndarnmsvveranin Brel 2, guignn A pang 3,000. cheque district administrator for C.N.1.B. accepting cheque Port Perry Lions Club presented a last Monday evening to C.N.1.B., money that was from Bill Bromley, Lions president, and Greg Smith, a, raised during their recent blitz of the township. Left, member of the Sight Conservations committee. The Don Crozier, Lions past president, Don Ferguson, money will be used by the C.N.I1.B. for their much needed work. Theft A dual exhaust system for a specially modified racing snowmobile was reported stolen November 11 from the Utica Farm Equipment Yard in Utica. The system is valued at about $234. Nothingis better... ... to give or receive than a beautiful chiming clock. An everlasting gift passed on from generation to generation. 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