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He debedhccalid a. 'a he FASS J Food store additionneeds Epsomarea news A report from the Scugog Township engineering consultants says that a pro- posed 30 foot addition on the west side of the Port Perry I.G.A. store is possible, providing extensive meas- ures are taken to ensure proper flood control for a small stream that runs across the property. The report was submitted to the Township council at the regular planning meeting Monday afternoon. I.G.A. store manager Jim Grieve was present at the meeting and received a copy of the detailed report. He told council it would probab- ly be a few days before a flood controls decision is made on whether to proceed with the addition and comply with the recommendations concern- ing the watercourse. The proposed 30 foot addition would go over top of the small stream that flows across the property, under Queen Street and then along the west side of the bowling green. The report says that if an addition is to be built in this area, nine conditions should be met including the flood- proofing of the addition and the real estate office next to the store, the building of dykes around potential flood areas, and an overland flood route across Queen Street. More students at ag schools Agriculture and Food Minister Lorne C. Henderson has announced a 6.6 percent increase in enrollment in agricultural technology diploma courses. This year, 1,476 students are enrolled in diploma programs offered at Ont- ario's four colleges of agri- cultural technology and at the University of Guelph, compared with 1,384 last year. The largest i increase.in enrollment is in the applied agriculture programs. In making the announce- ment, Mr. Henderson said, "It is encouraging to see a steadily increasing interest in applied agricultural courses. In the past five years, enrollment in agricul- tural programs has in- creased from 820 students to 1,229 - an increase of almost 50 percent." Individual college enroll- ments are: Kemptville - 374; Ridgetown - 367; University of Guelph - 336; Centralia - 310; and New Liskeard - 89. The two-year diploma programs offered at the colleges prepare students for jobs in farming, agricultural service industries, horticul- ture, food service manage- ment, home economics, animal health technology, agricultural laboratory technology, and equine technology. These programs are administered by the Ontario Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food. PENS Pencils Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 HLL TTT ITT Te TTT LNT Te HTH Te INTHITT o [TTL MINI CINEMA og5.8535 attack? natin +" NOVEMBER 9-10-11 Friday: 7&9 p.m. Sat. & Sunday: 8 p.m. At twice the speed of sound, can the Concorde evade THF CONCORDE AIRPORT 79 ALAIN DELON SUSAN BLAKELY ROBERT WAGNER SYLVIA KRISTEL BIBI ANDERSSON CHARD SYBIL DANNING JOHN DAVIDSON MONICA (£ ws ANDREA MARCOVICC LLL Te TT Te [TTT e ITT Te TLL Ee TTT TT o TTT TIT A JENNINGS LANG PRODUCTION LODE ALBERT by Jean Jeffery 4-H Achievement Day is November 24. Meeting at Trinity United Church Hall at 9:30 a.m. Our 4-H girls need maga- zines. If you have any on Crafts such as Woman's Day Home and Garden, Family Circle, leave at the church or call Elva Kerry or Ann Bolton. There will not be a paper drive by Scouts as they have no outlet, The Girl Guides still are collecting price codes and plastic bread clips. November 2 was com- mencement ~~ night at P.P.H.S. Several in our area received certificates and awards. Congratulations. Kenny Barber had a 6th birthday party on Friday after school. Mr. Gordon Jeffery accompanied his sister Mrs. Wm. Hoyle and her son Warren of Niagara Falls for a couple of days in the Huntsville, Burk"s Falls area. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Jeffery enjoyed 'South Pacific", with Uxbridge Senior Citizens at Lindsay November 1. Mrs. Leon Lefebvre visited with her mother for a day FAAS SEAR OTS FS My) ThA SAT) See WE NAG LR Tt / UHCI EY RL EST AV PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed:, November 7, 1979 -- 9 * ff recently. The Potter family were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and girls on Sunday. Mrs. Olive Bently of Brighton was also a guest. Mrs. J.P. Wilson was a luncheon guest on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Have you got your tickets yet for the Barbershopper's programme November 10? Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton of Oakwood on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were Friday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gregory sc Men' sQUWear Watson of Ballantrae. Margaret, John and Ray Taylor were home for the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Anderson is home from the hospital and is feeling much better. Epsom-Utica U.C.W. will meet at Port Perry Nursing Home Wednesday November 17 at 7 p.m. Pot Luck supper will be held at Epsom Church November 23 at 7 p.m. Dr. Jerrold Asling of Hanover will show slides of Honduras and tell of the work Canadian and American doctors do to help the people there. LAST 4 DAYS! Sale Ends Saturday, November 10th, 1979. 0" STOREWIDE REDUCTION On Tn- store Merchandise Only - Alterations Extra Gregory scMen's Wear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 Open: Monday to Wednesday 9:30 a.m.to 6 p.m. Thursday & Friday to 9 p.m. Saturdayto5p.m. VISA®