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% 0 123 Number 52 Santa Claus is coming to Port Perry this Saturday! Santa, along with his elves and many floats, will make their appearance in the annual Scugog Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade. The parade this year promises to be a good one. There are close to 50 entries in- cluding nine bands, said Miriam Price, pa- rade organizer. The parade will get underway at 2 p.m., starting at the fairgrounds, continuing along Lilla Street, east on Queen St., to the waterfront. Following the parade, children are invit- ed to share their dreams, and special wish- es with Santa, and take home, one of 500 goodie bags, that have been prepared for the youngsters. This year a special Gingerbread House will be set up beside the Standard Trust building on Queen Street, where the chil- dren can see their favourite elf--Santa Claus up close. The Clown Band which entertained crowds last year for the first time, will once again be circulating on the main street, en- tertaining the crowd before the parade be- gins, : Elves and clowns will be in abundance in the streets as well, handing out balloons tothe on-lookers. Parade floats will be judged this year, in four categories. They are: best religious, most humorous, best fairy tale, and best all-round. All floats will be recognized with "ribbons. This year's judges will be Les and Zona Parkes. Parade organizers once again ask the co- operation of the public , and have placed notices that all vehicles be removed from Queen Street between 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Children are also reminded to deliver their Santa Claus letter, and not to forget the postal code HOH OHO, " and you will probably get an answer". Copy 50¢ TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21, 1989 ll Three youths injured as car flips during high speed chase om PE -- So EE ------------------ y Stell), were at the Star office last week, to aus Parade, Santa Claus himself will be mak- along with his elves, to usher in the this Saturday. Two of Santa's elves(Lisa Janson, and Ti the Chamber of Commerce Santa C garance In Port Perry this Saturday, « The fun will all start at 2:00 p.m. promote Christmas Four people have been charged and warrants are out for the arrest of at least one oth- er after an OPP cruiser pursued two stolen vehicles on Highway 12 early Saturday morning. One of the vehicles, a 1988 Honda Civic reported stolen in Scarborough, went out of con- trol and crashed on an S-corner in the hamlet of Myrtle five miles south of Manchester. The other vehicle, a late model Chrysler van, also re- ported stolen from a home in games and the worst appointment) Geo. Burnett accepts head coach position with Niagara Thunder Port Perry native George of the) Niagara Joatle Thunie 0 e accepted the job last week, and in doin 80, resi assistant with the Oshawa General. B20, etlgned a8 'Burnett coached the Port Perry Junior C MoJ acks for two seasons and in 1987-88 took the team to its first ever berth in the all-Ontario championship. He'll have his work cut out for him with the Thunder as that clubis offto a poor start with just ten points in the first 20 als:against record in He replaces Bill LaForge who was fired recently by Thun- der owner Rick Gay. (see sports pages for story on Burnett's Bumet is the new head coach Port Perry, fled the scene after the crash of the Honda. Metro Police have charged a youthful offender in connec- tion with the theft of the van and a warrant for the arrest of a second person in the van has been issued. __ According to Police, the in- cident began about midnight Friday when OPP officers on routine patrol were gettin ready to investigate the van ey Honda parked alongside High- (Turn to page 3) the OHL. the entire OHL.