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Council wants barriers put up at 7A causeway Scugog Township council wants the provincial highways department to put up barriers to keep vehicles away from the 7A causeway just east of Port Perry. Council hopes that if people can't park their vehicles along the causeway, it will cut down on the amount of trash being tossed in this area. Council has also asked the highways department to place trash containers at the causeway which is a popular spot for anglers in the summer months. But three councillors saw first- hand Sunday afternoon just how much trash litters the side of road and the shoreline of the lake. Marilyn Pearce, Ken Gadsden and David Dietlein joined about 20 other volunteers in a "causeway clean-up." More than 80 garbage bags were filled with junk and lit- ter that ranged from plastic cups to beer cans to disposable diapers. "Enough is enough," said councillor Pearce Monday. By asking for a no parking rule and some trash containers, the mes- sage has to go out to people "that this is your lake, don't litter." Her suggestion for a ban on parking between the highway and the lake got unanimous support from Scugog council Monday. Durham MP Ross Stevenson (third from left) was on hand Saturday to take In the 'Proud to be Canddlian Tour' at the Port Perry lakefront. But he also had another purpose -- to hand over a $10,000 cheque to the Port Perry Senior Citizens Senior Citizens Club report Club -- sharing the task is Scugog Ward il coun- clilor Marilyn Pearce (tar right). Club members on hand Included: Roy Grierson, Mary Cannon, Gord Prentice, Clara Warren, Harry Sisson, Phyllis Win, Stan Rickard, Norm Caswell and Bill Harper. Our April 22nd meeting was opened with Gord Prentice in the chair, Mary Cannon, Secretary, Norm Caswell Treasurer, and Clara Warren Vice chairperson. That is the first time that we have had a full pliment of our exec- utive for a long time. United Senior Citizens of Ontario, 12th will be a pot luck and a group from Beaverton will be entertain- ing us in the evening. The Hospital Auxiliary is looking for taggers 0 help with their tag day on May Ist and 2nd. Please contact Mary Cannon at 295-7137. Our Seniors' choir will be singing in Manchester United Church at 11 am. Sunday, People for April were Ann Cornish, Aileen Snooks, Bill Moore and Roy Grierson. We thank you all for the enthusiastic rendition of Happy Birthday and the sumptious birthday cake Winners of the lucky draw were Mae Whybrow, Ann Cornish, Marjorie Summerfeldt, Eva Hunter and Grace Bassant. Trish Pearce and Alison White were among some 20 volunteers who cleaned up more than 80 garbage bags of debris and trash along the TA afternoon. In an effort to cut down on the amount of Junk being 'tossed, Township council wants some changes. See story. "Including GM Emp & Any questions please call Dick, Randy or Diane at Anderson's Chev - Geo - Olds Ltd. DENNIS CHEV - GEO - OLDS LT 985-8401 268 Queen St, Port Perry A27-6903 vor. Line Specializing in All Sales & Smart Leasing MEIIIIIII----_ DERSON June 28th. The Happy Birthday has planned the annual convention in Windsor on August 10, 11, and 12. The executive will select two delegates for our approval at the next meeting. We expect to be cooperating in Canada's participaction day on May 27. Uxbridge Township has again challenged Scugog, so coun- cilor Marilyn Pearce would like to drum up as much interest as possi- ble. As the saying goes, which I have been ing since | was two years old, "It's for your own good," -- provided we don't have a heart attack. Ann Glidden was pleased with the results of the what not table. Keep the articles and books com- ing. Min Martin that there are still four seats left for the Alaska tour in June, a few for the horse races on June 4th at $25.50 which includes bus and supper, several tickets are available for Herringate Dinner Theatre on June 14th at $37.00. A comedy entitled A Prisoner on 2nd Ave. is the show. The next meeting on May April showers bring May doubleheaders. Cold, wet, day keeps everyone away. Under the stands, two managers and the umpiring crew discuss whether a single day game should be started. Who makes the call? men searunes "Japesyd|qnop e jo awed puodas ay) Joy 1daoxa 'play Buikeid 8yj JO UOHRUOD yun Family Pur ay} JO SUOIPUOD JBYIBaM SIGENNSUN JO aSNedaq payels aq |[eys aweb © Jayjaym oj se abpn( Dick Shinn (res) 985-0587 Randy Hathaway (res) 705-357-1213 310s ay} aq |leys wea} awoy ay) jo Jebeuew ay] 01°C 8InyY '1o6BUBW WES} WOH JaMsuy Stump the Ump "is sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS PORT PERRY UN3-28539 TSOQUEEN SI Sporting Goods * Sports Wear * Uniforms Trophies & Engraving Diane Richardson 985-8401 Silk Screening *