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ET ee rr Arp "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Decision on names expected next week (From page 1) nity, as did others, to debate the proposed changes, it has decid- ed to hold another public meet- ing on October 19. But residents opposing the name change have already had one crack at opposing the change. One such person was June Sabiston, a resident of Caesar Lane. Mrs. Sabiston requested the name be changed to Washago Bay Lane to honor a native set- tler. She also pointed out that Caesar Lane is often connected with Caesarea, but this is con- fusing as the lane is approxi- mately 10 kilometres east of Caesarea. She fears it could prove costly in the event of an emergency. Barb Hiscox, also an area res- ident, argued the street names in the township commonly re- ferred to pertinent family names. Although the public meeting was held, Earl Cuddie, town- ship clerk, says there is a need for an additional meeting due to the confusion. He says Mr. Ed- wards holds relevant informa- tion that may help council make a decision. Other street name changes are seeing less opposition, how- ever. Heather McCrae, a property owner on Emerson Beach Lane, appeared before council to re- quest the name change. Mrs. McCrae argued that with "beach" in the name, it gave theimpressionit was a pri- vate beach lane and therefore sent out the message to thieves that it was an easy target for break-ins, due to its seasonal use. Mrs. McCrae asked council for the name change in order to take the emphasis offthe beach. Regional Councillor Yvonne Hospital report September 25 - October 1 Admitted... 25 Deaths... 2 Births... 5 Emergencies... 261 Operations... 4 Discharged. 3) Remaining... 40 October 2-8 Admitted... 22 Deaths... 1 Births... 3 CY WOODSTOVES & FIREPLACE INSERTS - Sold Cast Iron * - Large Clean Glass * - Easy Ash Removal Drawer - "Hreplate Plus' LL Be3192 Christie said the name was a mistake of the township when it was being named and didn't in- tend to include the word "beach." Goreski Sideroad was also be- ing considered for change. Council is proposing to change it to Bryant Sideroad'to elimi- nate confusion concerning the Goreski Marina. Although the Goreski family did not object to the name change, they did request some concessions. They requested the old signs as a momento and also asked their name be considered for fu- ture street names on Scugog Is- land to recognize the family's 30 years of community activity in the area. Council will make a decision on all the names following the meeting next Monday. von Peedi £4 Port Perry High School held a food drive last week and delivered the food to the Opera- tion Scugog Thanksgiving Food Bank at the fire hall on Friday afternoon. The drive was or- ganized by the Student Council, Foreign Child Dept., and the Ambassador Program. The students food drive reached 1,094 pieces of food. TH FE NEW 1993 ESCORT y 5 Cash. 93 ESCORT LX SPORT WITH AIR DELUXE SPORTS PACKAGE REAR SPOILER 7-SPOKE ALUMINUM WHEELS GT STEERING WHEEL TACHOMETER MYA GET \RGILY = MSRP wth cashback applied 'or 1993 Furor fir arcing offers may no AIR CONDITIONING * 1.9L SEFI ENGINE » POWER BRAKES * 5-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION + ELECTRONIC AM/FM STEREO » SPLIT FOLD REAR SEAT » TINTED GLASS » RACK AND PINION STEERING » REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER » FRONT AND REAR STABILIZER BARS PRICED THOUSANDS LESS THAN COMPARABLY-EQUIPPED HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK!" -- [LR INCLUDES THESE FEATURES THE RIGHT PLACE A [Em NN 1 LX 3 door Sport Made! as t he combined Evclisdes freight ip ence and applicable taves Limited time ~#ters available © RAGE 4 SRE SERRA ERR YOUR ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS air conditioning and Sport Appearance Group Code #434 tComparison based on 'atest available MSRP information Cashback and ~ 1993 mode! retail purchaces fram dealer inventory May require dealer order Dealer may sell for legs See dealer foc details Ontane FMDA PO Rox 2000 Oaklte, Otic (675k 2 t= prefarred Equipment Package NOSA «a Va 1 H]