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LAGE 4 © Cit SA TNE A ACCRA SYS EE: NAA DING ALAS | A PAL ES 5100 CREVINAN LEAR SAL RAPER Kiet TOR PAPE IRAN. S ' LI LAT aan 1 Pla SAN peat (St SO SSS St vier air SFA PE Lt ed A Res rs ATE ASN EAE Td et Lo 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1978 A number of local people attended the Annual Awards Banquet 6f\e Ontario Snow- mobile Racing\Federation at. Barrie last Sathyday and among them was a young Port Perry man who walked away with seven awards. Bob Kendell of 432 Kent St., driving a Yamaha SRX 340 in his first year of com- petition won the Rookie of the Year award, five class awards and one overall award. ~ Bob was sponsored by Ajax Cycle and a local Port Perry firm, Wayne's Auto Parts. 1Congratulations Bob and keep up the good perform- ance. Tickets are selling well to MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC! to be performed this Friday aaa a @ DROP IN TO SE Hy RON MENZIES JACK LALLY GREG MENZIES © SIX MONTHS PRIVATE LESSONS 986-5633 985-3746 668-4755 FR EE '© A LAMP ¢ BOOKS o HEADPHONES RK 1100 SIMCOE ST. N. Oshawa -- 579-6239 REDMAN'S Fish & Chips SCUGOG ISLAND Friday, April 28th Around The Township and Saturday in Town Hall 1873. Last year's two per- formances were completely sold cut, and the demand for tickets this year is on a steady increase. Scugog Choral Society will have Dr. Tom Millar as guest per- former and he will: play the famous one movement War- saw Concerto by Richard Addinsell and the choir will perform melodies from musicals, operettas and con- temporary songs. Last week a reader from just north of Port Perry brought in to the office a plastic post card with a small piece of string attach- ed and what looks like the remains of a yellow balloon. The address on the card is that of a Mr. John Corfield c-o0 of a school in Southfield Michigan. We are assuming that the card and-balloon were sent aloft as some kind of school project to find out just how far afield the winds might carry them. So, to find out more about what the school kids in Southfield had in mind, we wrote to Mr. Corfield. If he replies, we'll pass the infor- mation on to our readers. - The Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps (Port Perry) will be holding its annual inspection and open house at Port Perry High School on April 26. The public is invited to watch the march-past and inspection of the 35-member corps, and view displays on such things as first aid, compass and map reading, and rifle practise in the basement range. The inspection, which gets underway at 7:00 p.m. will mark the 82nd consecutive year for the Port Perry Corps, which makes it one of the oldest organizations in this area. Apology Due to unforseen cir- cumstances the Star this week is unable to carry several newsworthy items of interest. . If there is a story or picture that you think should be in the paper this week and is not, please bear with us. We'll do our best to see that any items not in this week are includ- ed in the following issue. E US FOR THE BEST DEAL! "GRANT MENZIES MOTORS 1250 Dundas St. E., Whitby ¥ 0 YN ENE EL TY YU AAAARKN ST Rr 128-2822 Parking fines go up to $5 Continued from page 1 out are ignored. In order to collect this means the owner of the vehicle must be traced through the provincial regis- try office in Toronto. Then a trip to Oshawa is necessary so that a Justice of the Peace can sign the necessary papers to get the culprit into court, which in most cases results in convictions. How- ever, Mr. Kenny pointed out that the $2 fine scarcely covers the costs of this lengthy process. Mr. Kenny also questioned whether more '"'no parking" signs are needed so that more tickets could be issued, especially in the area of the liquor store on Mary Street and at the intersection of Water and Casimir Streets. He implied that if the coun- cillors want to see more revenue from parking infractions, they will have to designate more 'no' park- ing' areas within Port Perry. He also asked whether there should be stricter enforcement of the parking meters on Water Street and in the parking area of Palmer Park. Council took no action on increasing the number - of - "no parking' areas or on the issue of stepping up enforce- ment. However, the council did pass a motion asking the Attorney General's depart- ment to appoint a Justice of the Peace with full powers for Scugog Township so the violators who refuse to pay their parking fines can be served with court notices without . a Township employee having to make the trip to Oshawa. Councillor Vern Asselstine voted against the increase to $5, saying he wold like to see it left at $2 if the ticket was paid in full within a certain time limit. He said the purpose of the fines is to act as a deterrent and to help control the movement of traffic. If motorists start _ getting the higher fines, councillor Asselstine sugges ted it could end up ling people away from Port Perry. "If some guy gets two or three, he'll be going elsewhere to do his shop- ping," he said. on. Last Sunday was a special day for the Reesor family, when Mrs. Elma Vernon, on behalf of the Reesor's dedicated a new stain glass window to Port Perry United Church. The dedication was in loving memory of Fred Edwin and Irene Edna Reesor and was accepted on behalf of the church by Rev. Robert ® Brawn. Standing in front of the window and represent- ing the entire Reesor family are Gordon Reesor, Mrs. Elma Vernon, Mrs. Dora Dowson and Charles Reesor. Block parents Continued from page 1 School was broken into and several articles valued at less than $100 were stolen. A spokesman for the New- castle detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police said that an investigation is presently underway into the incidents and that charges have been laid and others ment further until the inves- tigation has been completed. Signs advertising the May the community and Mr. Shaver said he is hopeful "that the idea of the Block Parent organization will get support. "An ounce of pre- LLL SOUND"' TODAY Purchase a LOWREY ORGAN HIITHTHITH "THE FUTURE are pending. The police vention," he added, 'is what 4 spokesman would not com- Wwe are trying to do." ] i E ___Bali Lill ll Alli | i a -- A. 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