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Bs PRE oan Srey 1 A Rs dene a 0 , -- Noa 2 CR me EY a Rd a a ws SE SA I A ee oD Ae i ENE SE EE x 75) Xp Yet, RTE Ty Le yt SETI ds 2 AOL ET SERRE £8 i 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 19, 1981 140 families interested in day care centre There is a need for licenced day care facilities in Scugog Township. That was the conclusion . reached in a feasibility study conducted over the summer by university students Leslie Forder and George Cope, working for the Durham Region Family YMCA. Although the study, with conclusions and recommen- dations has been completed, Elizabeth Moore, program director for the Durham Y told the Star Monday morn- ing, it will take the staff at least two weeks to review the findings and come up with a decision on whether to go ahead and attempt to pro- vide the facility. The study prepared by Ms. Forder and Mr. Cope, says there about 140 families in Scugog which indicated they would use a day care facility, and 70 of these said they would do so immediately. The study also found no strong objections to day care facilities, and that families needing day care are more concerned about location and quality, rather than the cost. Results As a result of the feasi- bility study, several recom- mendations have been made to the Durham Y, with the main one being that a centre 'should be set up for 32 children aged two to five years. The recommendations FASHION DRAMA'81 FASHION SHOW at TOWNHALL 1873 presented by "Friends of the Library" ~-- AFund Raising Event for the New Library -- suggest it operate from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday, and the daily fee per child should be between $9 and $12. Onerecommendation suggests that the centre be integrated to accommodate mentally handicapped children. Just where a YMCA oper- ated day care facility would be located is up to the staff at Durham Y, but the report suggests that if a decision is made to provide such a facility, the YMCA should consider using the Library Building on Queen Street, which will become vacant early next year when Scugog's new library on Water Street is completed. Foolish prank Durham Police are investi- gating two incidents last week in which drivers claim objects were thrown at their cars by the occupants of an approaching car. Both incidents occurred the same day, the first near Columbus' which resulted in about $300 ddmage to a car, and the second on Highway 7A west of Port Perry, damaged the rad of a car belonging to a Port Perry resident. He told police his car was hit by a pop bottle. ww ¥ [LA Te a CUBR) PALA La Aa \ - et 54 W ; RY Fong A StU SRR ELK, : od ¥ | A A scrap of food thrown on the ground In the park will immediately attract several gulls who seem to appear out of nowhere and are very aggressive and iat HTN FAIA od th SARE RESAN TRIE ERE EN 0 NE park. bold. They are making a bit of a mess on the picnic Police are concerned about the incidents which' could be very dangerous. , However, they say they were not able to get a clear description of the cars in- volved. Lost something? Durham Region police. report that a citizen turned in a suit-case full of ladies clothing last week, and the owner can claim the belong- ings by contacting 26 Divi- sion at 579-1520. The suitcase was found on a Concession Road in the Township. tables in the park and visitors might be advised to wear a hat and not look skyward while strolling in the - Te a - nile 2 Sharp eyed gull gets ready for a landing in search of food scraps left by people r---- its rm -- A Aaa isnbics PI ------ in Palmer Park. One Water Street restaurant owner said the gulls are becoming a 3 bit of a nuisance as the numbers seem to have greatly increased this summer. i PERFORMERS: "TheArtisans" i 1 Wendy Bateman Paula Lishman 34 Dini Page Sjaan vanSomeren N y Francis Solar Joan Scott D O § Debbie Murdock Noreen Crosier | LL - : i] Roberta Baird - Frieda Cochrane INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 4 4, dra Blakne Daisy Cope : ey Barbara Goodman 170 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8416 A Donna Shanley ALL LI NES OF ; 'MONDAY & THURSDAY GENERAL INSURANCE x: SE PTE M B A R 1 4 & 1 7 *Home *Commercial ~*Boats 2 & *Auto *Motorcycles *Trailers ns SHOWTI ME: 8:00 P. M . * Farm *Snowmobiles *Campers i TICKET PRICE: $ 10.00 includes a fantastic fashion show, Suaranged Invesment Piloags |] J wine & hot hor d' oeuvres and coffee served at intermission. the Permanent GREAT DOOR PRIZES! 1 9 14 % Conn RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW! \oresteoidAmnoaiy GUARANTEED PHONE: 985-8416; 985-2281; 985-7183; 985-3005 or pick up at Guaranteed 1 Year Term. INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Country Classics, Pink Dot, Richard's Beauty Salon or Taylor's Insurance: