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16 - - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 30, 1970 Recent visitors with Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Day were Mrs. Marian Haigh, Halifax, Eng land, Mrs. Dorothy Bateson, Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stevenson of Tor- onto. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Dow- son and Nancy spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dowson at their cottage at Miners Bay. * * * Mrs. Beryl Byers of Port Credit is holidaying with her sister Mrs. Larry Houston, Prince Albert. * x x A lovely afternoon was spent recently at the home of Mrs. De Jong, when 20 members met to welcome back Mrs. Louise Patterson. Everyone was so glad to see her, and she was very glad to be back to see everyone. The recreation room was decorated with roses one of Mrs. Patter- son's favourite flowers. Mrs. De Jong had an interesting contest, many items were on display. After much visiting a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Hutton; Mrs. De Jong, Mrs. Willoughby and Mrs. Owen, bringing to a close a friendly get-together of the Patterson Handicraft Guild. * * Xx Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac- Master and girls are holidaying with relatives in the Cornwall area. * Xx Xx Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nelson and Scott have just returned from a three week vacation to the East coast. * Xx ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Len Player and boys, Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrison and Kim on the week-end. * x x APPEAL DENIED - The Ontario Municipal Board has denied an appeal by Andrew H. Zajac against decision of the committee of | adjustment of the Township of Reach. The appeallant wes turneddownby the committee when he sought consent to the conveyance of 25 acres of land being part of Lot 7, Con- cession 2, in the township. DDT Keeps Ants Away The ant population in town is giving Port Perry's municipal office wide berth. The reason: DDT. Bottles and cartons of the insect killer are sitting in the Village's vault wait- ing to be picked up by tardy officers from the Ontario County Health unit. The chemical has been ordered removed from circulation by the Govern- ment. and everyone must turn it in to the muni- cipality. Cottages Wanted BERT PIAL STATI AID REALTOR 985-7373 'ROUND THE TOWN' * *¥ * The main street in Port Perry got a much needed hos- ing down last night by the Fire Department. * % x Mrs. Martha Lawrence, Nestleton has returned from a months holidays in Austria. She also visited Yugoslavia and Ne YAN A Council Wades Into Sewer Bylaw Discussion also centred around the earliest date con- nections to the main sewer could be made. It was generally agreed that "this would be possible after the contractor's work has been finished and inspect- ed. Regarding septic tanks, council felt that they should be pumped and filled or removed and the excavation filled. Council is also considering Italy. making it mandatory that all residents use the OWRC sewer system irregardless if their septic system is funct- ioning property. The aim, of course, and the reason for the sewer system is to cut down on pollution. Also discussed was the fee residents would be required to pay for the inspection of sewer hookups. = This was estimated to be roughly $10 per residence since it would likely involve several return trips by the inspector at any given place, . Details on this and other aspects of the bylaw will be debated further at meetings with the OWRC. Public hear- ings will also likely be held before the completed bylaw goes to the Ontario Municipal Board for final approval. In other business council: Accepted a cheque from the Township of Reach in the amount of $335.78 for its share of the 1970 indebtness of the arena; Granted Mrs. Ralph Haan, an employee at the Birdseye Centre Park, a 10 per cent increase in her pay. It was formerly $800 a year; Drafted a letter to the Department of Highways requesting permission to pro- ceed with an orderly road reconstruction program. Agreed to sign a new lease with Douglas Coppins Ltd. to take over operation of the Port' Perry Marina. The firm will also pay $665 in back rent owing the Village. Charles Fellegi, the former lessee, has returned to California council . was informed. " BURNS - MAPLE LEAF - FULLY COOKED - SHORT SHANK - SKINLESS SMOKED HAMS HAM |§ STEAK SHOPSYS CORNED BEEF 4:99. SAVE 10c! - GREEN RELISH --~ _ McLARENS # REG. $1.29 VALUE! -- 10c Off Pack! --- BLUE BONNET MARGARINE :- GUARDIAN BRAND GARBAGE BAGS 39 SWEET MIXED PICKLES -- Mino x FEATURK! SCHNEIDER'S COOKED HAM 69 SCHNEIDER'S POLISH LOOPS 75: 99 (Butt Portion) 65: a Pork Chops 3:89 WILK see: 5:79. -- 2% PARTLY OKIMMED BEST BUY! -- Save 14¢cl - BEEF or IRISH 24-Ox. 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