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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Thank You... to the voters of WARD 2 for your continued support and trust. Marilyn Pearce councillor 5 ITLLNEVER 5 FITDOWN h 9 Pcs. of KFC Chicken Large Mashed Potatoes 9 Medium Fries 0: Large Gravy ve Large Macaroni Salad 0 Large Coleslaw bY & A Bucket of Mini-Turtles [4 KFC's Festive Mega Meal. ¢ $19.99 h Or the Festive Combo: 3 2 pcs. of KFC Chicken, ¢: Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, oe & a Turtles Bar 0: 23.99 De 5 WE'VE GOT THE SECRET. THE CHIMNEY. ry Cans Search continues - Durham Regional Police officers were In Port Perry last week, continuing an intensive ground search for evidence in the wake of a robbery and shootings at the Bank of Montreal on Scugog St. The were searching fields In the vicinity of Old Simcoe, near Community Memorial Hospital. FLORAL & BRIDAL SHOPPE 985-8208 Please join Marilyn and Nellie for a Christmas Qpere Fuse Thursday, Friday & Saturday, November 24th to 26th. ~ Complimentary Gourmet Food Samples ~ ~ Hot Apple Cider ~ | From reading to math, Sylvan Learning Centre* helps children make the grades. With our positive, individualized instruction, students find their grades soaring -- along with their self-esteem. Instead of dreading school, students actually look forward to it. We've already helped more than a million children turn their grades around. Let's talk about how we can help your child. £ 4 Sylvan ! iL) Loa rning Kendalwood Park Plaza { Centre' _ 1001 Dundas St. E., Unit 6, Whitby Helping kids be their best." 404-1818 : + Roading » Writing + Math + Study Skills + OAC + Homework Support + Pre School Program Break-ins at local offices are probed Two Port Perry businesses, including the Port Perry Star, were targeted by burglars on the weekend. Durham Regional Police were still investigating the ] - break-ins at the Star and Herbally Yours, both located on Mary St. Thieves pried open the back door to gain entry to The Star Building and then managed to break open a safe, stealing an estimated $1,000 in cash and receipts, as well as a briefcase. That break-in occurred some- time Saturday night (Nov. 19) or early sunday morning. At the Herbally Yours store a couple of doors down the street, thieves forced a rear door sometime during the week- end and stole cash. A crowbar was found at the scene of that break-in Monday morning, police said. Wish list From Page 1 "Now, that is just a wish list," said Mrs. Drew after the Nov. 15 board meeting. "We may get only two or three of those." She added that the ranking of projects does not necessarily have to be recognized by the Ministry of Education. "The priorities of the provin- cial government may be a little different from our priorities." Projects in the five-year fore- cast include: 0 a visual arts and music room, as well as a science lab upgrade at Port Perry High School in year one (1994); a a new library at PPHS, roof replacement at Cartwright Central public school, and gen- eral improvements at Epsom P.S. in year two; Q a computer room upgrade at PPHS in year three; 0 roof replacement at R.H. Cornish public school and a gymnasium upgrade at PPHS in year four, and Q general improvements to Cartwright Central in year five. Mrs. Drew said the list is compiled by board staff and - presented to trustees for approval. The province typically announces which works will be allowed under a 50-50 funding structure in early summer. "I'm happy, especially with some of the things for Port Perry High School," said Mrs. Drew. "They're very much needed." ec a1 t hd one " gift ideas, designed & oo oe 5 3 Sol Ss Br RR