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A PP ' Rl fr i rd le eniie ORR EY a ain ie Swing into Spring Three local stores are inviting everyone to Swing Into Spring when they present a wealth of spring fashions for the UCW's an- nual Swing Into Spring Fashion Show, to be held Wednesday, April 23, 8 p.m. at the Port Perry United Church. Above, Heather McCrae models a fuschia double-breasted jacket with matching pantsiand sweater from Dor-Jean Fashions while Barb Varty shows off a turquoise suit from Brock's Department Store. The Personal Touch supplied the flowers in the photo and will also be showing off a collection of wedding gowns at the show. Tickets are $4 in advance only and are available at the three stores. je} FR ATTY re x A ET BTR ---- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 15, 1986 -- 3 About size of new school PTA has strong concerns At the April 8th ineeting of the R.H. Cornish P.T.A., members of the Association were given an op- portunity to express their concerns to local Public School Board Trustee, Debbie Tredway, regar- ding the proposed plans for the new school in Port Perry. Trustee Tred- way indicated that the current plan is to build an 'L-shaped' school Police report An Oshawa man was taken to hospital and treated for minor in- 'juries following an accident near Seagrave on Saturday, April 12th. Durham Regional Police say Grant Herbert was travelling north on Regional Road 2 when he swerv- ed to avoid a cat and left the road. ig Chevette was a write-off and Mr. Herbert was treated for cuts to the head. SHOPLIFTING Two youths were charged with ~ theft on April 8th at the House of Howard on Queen Street. - Durham Regional Police say bat- | teries and cassettes were among the items allegedly stolen. BREAK AND ENTER : Two: houses were broken into on April 8th, Durham Regional Police say. Both were rural residences. In the first case, the owners say nothing was stolen, but the second homeowner wasn't so lucky. He reported a quantity of money miss- ing due to the incident. ~ HIT AND RUN It seems a parked car isn't even safe from accidents these days. Durham Regional Polic~ ~ay a Casimir Street man had hi parked on Lilla Street when it was - struck April 8th by another vehicle that disappeared from the scene. Approximately $500 damage was caused. We are Now Offering .. SUPER MOVIE $ 49° PACKAGES -- GETS YOU 25 "NO CHARGE" RENTALS -- of any movie of your choice, any time there are NO other restrictions. Come in or call for more information. Cheque or VISA accepted. NOW IN STOCK ... "SWITNESS" *, 985-3666 11 SCUGOG STREET a -- PORT PERRY -- (Beside Rent & Save) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! with ten classrooms, a "general pur- pose" room, staffroom, offices, a small library, an academic resource room and four or five on-sight por- table classrooms. She went on to in- dicate that this plan may possibly be amended to include two additional classes, and therefore, two less portables. Association members, while pleased with the prospect of a new school in Port Perry, expressed strong concerns with the construc- tion of a facility that is inadequate for the current number of students. Durham Board of Education projec- tions show that in 1987 (the propos- ed first operating year for the new school) a total of 14 portable classrooms will still be necessary at R.H. Cornish (9), Prince Albert School (1), and the new school (4). It was felt that this high number of portable classrooms, while perhaps less expensive in the short term, is an inadequate solution to the high number of students as it places éx- tremely high demands on existing lunchroom, washroom, library and physical education facilities. The Chairperson of the P.T.A,, Art Mathews, stated "as a taxpayer, I strongly resent the fact that my tax dollar is being used to fund a facility that is obsolete at the time of construction. I would much rather see the additional dollars put into the facility in order to make it ade- quate for at least the present needs of the community." P.T.A. members went on to in- dicate a desire to pursue this issue further, with the Durham Board of Education. When asked to support the parents in this effort, Trustee Tredway indicated her willingness to do so as a representative of the parents of Port Perry. a Marlin ww Travel Checko from t Britain found trip Toronto departures April 1-30/86. Return by May 7/86. You can look forward to Wardair Class Service all the way, with personal attention, delicious meals, and lots of little Hv dd abAty aNd Compile term 0d ( ndhons Charterer int NAONN Va atons pep extras--that make a BIG difference! 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