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The Philp Choice of the Week! a 1977 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN Fully equipped with all the extras. Just traded in by original owner on a new Pontiac. LOL 801. 1977 DODGE ASPEN STATIONWAGON One owner, economical six cylinder, automatic, radio, smart gold metallic finish. LDT 752. 1976 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 SEDAN Dark gold finish with buckskin vinly roof, fully power equipped, low mileage. LBS 221. 1976 VOLARE PREMIERE WAGON Burgandy exterior with woodgrain, ideal power team for good gas mileage. AM/FM stereo & cassette. KTO 079. 1975 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 4 door hardtop, sold new originally by our President. Air conditioner, fully powered, flaw- less bronze finish. JSO 507. 1975 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN One owner, V8, automatic, radio, power steering & brakes, light blue finish, dark blue interior. KFK 606. 1974 COUGAR XR? Hardtop, low mileage, owner. Lic. JBB 815. 1974 BUICK LESABRE ) 4 door hardtop, one owner, excellent condtion, 37,000 miles. HZH 019. 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT SEDAN Economical slant 6, automatic, radio, green with vinyl roof, radial tires. Don't miss this one. HFT 595. 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4 door hardtop, air conditioner, power windows, locks, steering, etc. Call Morley Parish on this unit now. HFW 444. 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 door hardtop, fully equipped, power seats, air conditioning, 41,000 original miles. Showroom condition. BDD 099. fully equipped, one 1972 BUICK ELECTRA 4 door hardtop, only 63,000 original miles on this one owner beauty. If you like the big car, this is the one, just ask John Cammack for the details. DZJ 383. 1972 PONTIAC LEMANS STATIONWAGON This car did not sell during our "Make an Offer Sale". Try some prices on it, you might just buy it at your offer. EBN 198. 1971 BUICK LESABRE 4 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power equipped, freshly finished and reconditioned. Good car at a good price. Call Cedric Russell. EDE 489. ONE ONLY - 1978 G.M.C. CURTIS EXECUVAN fully equipped including air conditioning, AM/FM, tinted glass, all the extras. REDUCED TO CLEAR THIS WEEK! USED TRUCKS 1976 G.M.C. 34 TON WIDESIDE CREWCAB Pickup - air conditioned, camper special, ideal for goose-neck trailer or heavy duty camper body. E19532. RE 1976 CHEVROLET 2 TON WIDESIDE PICKUP not many extras but reconditioned and ready to, go to work. T47613. 1974 CHEVROLET 2 TON WIDESIDE PICKUP economical 6 cylinder motor teamed with a 3 speed manual transmission, red exterior, low mileage. C92016. * High Trade-in Allowances, we want your present vehicle; * On the Spot G.M.A.C. Financing or Bank Financing arranged. * Written Warranty available with every purchase; * Friendly, personalized Service. IT'S ALWAYS WORTH THE TRIP TO ... PHILP PONTIAC - BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7309 Open Monday thru Thursday t0 9:00 p.m. Fridays t06:00 p.m. Closed Saturday, July 1 & Monday, July 3, 1978 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 28, 1978 Township threatens legal action Several months of negotia- tions between Scugog Town- ship and Goreski Camp- grounds and Marina have failed to come up with a new site plan agreement to cover the operation of the tourist facility on Scugog Island. A letter from the Township lawyer tabled at a regular meeting of council Monday afternoon said that the campsite operator is not site plan agreement as re- quested by the municipality, quested by the municipality, and that a building permit applicaion for boat slip cov- erings at the camp-site has been withdrawn. The issue has been simm- ering since last year when the Twp. council asked that a new site plan agreement be negotiated spelling out such things as the location and number of trailers, boat slips parking and playground areas. A meeting several months ago between the council and owner Phil Goreski failed to Snowmobile club project gets OK A request by the Port Perry Snowmobile Club for Township endorsement of a building project by the Club was granted Monday night by Scugog Council. Club members Bill Harper and Dave Ballingall told Council Monday night that the group is planning to con- struct a permanent building on a 1.8 acre site near the Summerlea Golf Course on the Shirley Road. Mr. Harper said that the Club needs the Township's endorsement of the project in order to get Wintario funds to cover up to one-third of the estimated $21,000 cost. He said that while the land and building would be owned and operated by the Club, the facility would be open to the public on a rental basis. The Snowmobile Club is planning to construct a permanent building with steel walls on block found- ation, fully insulated and panelled inside. It would be equipped with a kitchen and washrooms, and meet the requirements for special occassion liquor permits. Mr. Harper said after the meeting Monday night that if all goes well the Club hopes to start construction late this summer and have the build- ing ready for the snowmobile season. Nursery school grants Scugog Township council has agreed to make applica- tion for two provincial grants to help in the purchase of new playground equipment for the Blackstock Nursery School. The applications for pro- vincial grants will be based on a total project cost of $3300 (including volunteer labour) with up to $1100 to come from Wintario and $825 from the provincial comm- unity centres grants pro- gram. The remainder of the cost would be raised by the nursery school. No to levy hike Continued ed by land division. In turning down the motion members of council felt that the $1000 levy per lot is high enough, and as councillor Vern Asselstine said, it could "kill the goose that is laying the golden egg". - Ward 4 councillor Neil Mc- Laughlin's objection stemm- ed from the fact that the new levy would be applied to farmers who sever off a retirement lot from the family farm and they would have little use for the park facilities created through such a park fund. The motion actually came up during the afternoon sess- ion of council with council lors Richard Drew and Don Crosier absent from the chambers. Seeing that a tie vote could develop with only four councillors present, Mayor Lawrence Malcolm said that while he would have been prepared to settle the issue by breaking a tie vote, he would prefer that the issue be tabled until the evening session when all members of council would be in attendance. When the vote was finally taken late Monday night, councillors Richard Drew, Neil McLaughlin, Vern Asselstine and Don Crosier were opposed, and council- lors Rose and Jerry Taylor in favour. The $750 park fund levy would have applied to all new lots created in Scugog whether through land divis- ion or plan of subdivision, although in the case of reg- istered subdivisions, the municipality can accept five per cent of the subdivision land for park purposes. INSTANT PASSPORTS Now Available at the Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. 235 Queen St. Pictures ready in 5 minutes 985-7383 In agreeing to make appli- cation for the grants on behalf of the Nursery School, the council also agreed that once the approvals for the grants have been received the municipality would pro- vide interim financing until the actual grant monies are received. Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - 985-8332 make any headway and the matter was turned over to lawyers for both parties. Following receipt of the letter from the Township lawyer on Monday, council issued instructions to the municipal by-law officer to make an. inspection of the grounds to determine if there he are any contraventions of the." old site plan agreement which remains in force, The question was raised by councillor Jerry Taylor of what action the Township should take if it is found that there are violations of the old site plan agreement, and councillor Reg Rose sugges- ted that if there are violad ions, the municipality should "seek a court injuction "until the provisions of the agree- ment are adhered to." The letter from the Town- ship lawyer says that in light of the fact that negotiations for a new site plan agree; ment have apparently brokzy en down, the Township" should now "vigorously en- force its existing by-laws and existing site plan agree- ment." Select your Shower & Wedding Gifts Now! SPANISH BAR SOAP 3 BARS for the PRICE of 2 ALL PILLAR CANDLES "30% OFF CLOTH PLACE MATS & NAPKINS Buy 3 - Get One FREE ASSORTED HALLMARK PAPERS, SERVIETTES, GUEST TOWELS, PAPER CUPS, etc. 30% OFF CERAMIC BATH SETS [2 and 3 piece] % PRICE ASSORTED WINE, CHAMPAGNE & LIQUOR GLASSES % OFF FLORAL CANDLE RINGS 30% OFF CERAMIC POTTERY % OFF Sale ends Friday, June 30, 1978 CLOSED CANADA DAY - Saturday, July 1,1978 "GIFTSWITHADIFFERENCE" Air conditioned for your comfort! FIRST ANNUAL BEE t roe