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. Future development could mean new school The Durham Department of Education is keeping a close eye on the rate of new residential development in Port Perry and it seems likely that a new elemen- tary school will have to be built in the northwest area of the community. However, an official with the department told the Star last week that any decision on a new school would de- pend on how fast new deve- lopment . proceeds, cial ministry of education. Jack Upton, years. ~~ Food for Thought by The Hillier's Natural seeds add taste and crunch to all kinds of dishes. Try caraway seeds with coleslaw, pumpkin or sunflower seeds with brown rice. Always serve lamb on warmed plates. It keeps the fat from congealing. The ancients used to be- lieve that mushrooms were created by thunder- bolts. Makes sense, since the wild ones come up after the rain. Make tasty "sandwiches"' with eggplant slices filled with meat and cheese. Dip in egg, then cheesed bread crumbs, and bake 15 minutes each side in a 350 degree oven. Frozen mixed fruit is a little ordinary, right from the package. Mashed with Grand Marnier or Kirsh, and served over sherbert, it's a party dessert! Any meal is a party at ... the Dairy. Bar ON THE WATERFRONT Port Perry 985-8611 Come out and celebrate with us anytime. If it isn't a special occasion - why, make an ordinary occa- sion special! OPEN EVENINGS TO 10 P.M. and approval from the provin- manager of property, added that infor- mation available at this time indicates that the need for a new school will not be reached for a couple of. There are several resi- dential developments in the immediate Port Perry area Ltd. received approval of Regional council last week to receiving it. Carlan Enterprises is nearing final approval for a development of eighty six single family homes on the north side of Regional Road 8, between Simcoe Street and Regional Road 2. Phase 1 of a housing deve- lopment by Grumble Hill Ltd. received approval at Regional council last week allowing twelve semi-de- tached units on MacDonald Street just east of Simcoe, and the second phase of the development calls for an- other eighteen units off Simcoe Street. A third development by Van Edwards Investments is proposed for south of Highway 7A, and there are new homes being completed in Apple Valley subdivision ff Regional Road 2. "While the Department of Education calculates that the Carlan development in the north of Port Perry will " mean close to fifty elemen- , tary students, these could be accomodated in the two existing schools. R.H. Cornish is now oper- ating with more than eight hundred students, which is close to maximum capacity, and Prince Albert School is at present over capacity. There is already one port- able in use at Prince Albert School, and two more will be added this September. Mr. Upton speculated that the two existing schools could probably handle an additional one hundred stu- dents with the use of port- ables. Any decision by the local Board of Education for a new elementary school must have the approval from the provincial govern- ,ment, which puts up a per- centage of the capital costs. And the local Board must prove to the province that there is a need for a new school. This creates a pro- blem in that the provincial department will only consi- der an increase in the num- ber of new students actually living in the area, and not future projections. _ While stating clearly that the need for a new school . will most likely not arise for a couple of years at least, Mr. Upton did say that the probable location would be in the area west of the Port Perry Fairgrounds. 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