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Mr, and Mrs. Jack Tupling and Jenifer spent their holi- days visiting Rhonda's moth- er, Dr. Helen Bathie. This past week Dr. Bathie, Mr. and Mrs. Tupling toured New York, Vermont and Quebec. extended course at the Pine Ridge School. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes spent an enjoyable evening Saturday when they helped Mrs. Hughes sister, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor of Peterborough celebrate ary at the Lakefield Barn Dance at Lakefield. Mr. P. Hvidsten Sr. attend- ed the annual Golf Tournam- ent of the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Association in Goderich on Friday and Saturday. Fr P fleas ' OSG, II FINS BEFORE A SARI (i Addosaokar dais fl [AS FRIAR 4 SN vERS Sissi sp Ma et TO A AR ANRC Ia fine g 8) fA PPL LER pie ~ SRLS PI x ¢ 4 . Township revises development charges A revised table of develop- ment charges has been approved by Scugog town- ship council. , These are charges the township impose whenever a new residential unit is crea- ted. They are to cover costs of services such as sewers and water. Units can be created by a plan of subdi- vision of rezoning or by a severances. Prior to the establish- ment of the region, only Port Perry had a comprehensive velopment. Cartwright, Reach and Scygog townships had only linNted charges. But when the region came into effect it took over re- sponsibility for sewage col- lection and treatment and water supply and establish- ed its own schedule of charges. Because of these changes, Port Perry's charges had to be revised. Formerly they ranged from $750 to $1,700. But under the newly approved schedule the char- $1.000. Under the new schedule, a urban residential dwelling unit having more than one hedroom would have a fee of $1,000 levied against it by the municipality and $1,200 by "the region. A residential urban -dwel- ling unit having one bedroom or less would have a fee of $500. levied against it by the township and $750. by the region. , These fees must be- paid before final approval is re- their 28th wedding annivers- schedule of charges for de- ges range from $150, to ceived. Mr. anfl Mrs. Roy Robert- son and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beath have just returned from an enjoyable and inter- esting tour of the Scanda- navian countries. While in Finland they attended the World's Ploughing Match. Initials Tell The Red & White Story Robin Michell, daughter of Grant and Audrey Michell of Milton, Ontario and grand- daughter of Ed. and Hilda Michell of Port Perry, left on Sunday morning Sept. 15 for Williston, Vermont, U.S.A. Robin will be taking an Wedding (continued gowns ur pink terylene, trim- med with white lace treaded with pink ribbon. The girls carried beautiful bouquets of mixed . flowers in assorted colours. PARAMOUNT SOCKEYE SALMON + $1.07 PEA or VEGETABLE HABITANT sUYSWEEK KRAFT SMOOTH or CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER 13 FIVE ROSES - ALL PURPOSE FLOUR (of , | ={e §°) : BRANDED - FULL CUT ROUND steaks *1.6 WELL TRIMMED - TENDER - MEATY - BONE IN RUMP Roasts *1.69 LUNCHEON yy on umNTO The best man was Mr. Greg Tant, close friend of the groom. Ushers were "Mr. " ; € prom ond Be uri SOUPS | .. MEATS ==: 2/89 Burgess, brother of the 28 3 5 i $ bride. © SIRLOIN Carrying the rings was CATELLI MACARONI or J AVEX STEAKS : hE 1 95 groom. All the atendants SPAGHETTI| "7... STEW BEEF® 172 | BACOM=-* 1° wore brown tuxcedoes. 18-02 c Wedding music was played FRESH SLICED BEEF MYER by Mrs. Phyllis Benedict. The reception was held at TENDER 9? St TASTY Club Annrene on Sucgog oN : f Island. SE t : bride' h OLD SOUTH FLORIDA CONCENTRA : 3 EJ : lf the An Sotring ORANGE Ji JUICE - 1% A 0c 30. ren tar in whom | SUNSHINE FRESH PRODUCE! ih a floor length gown of mint seca REGULAR Uh ol e F : . / green chitin accented with | DANISH | PIZZA sO [counrooresy BANANAS 19 corsage of yellow carnat- 12% 0 s1.19 20 1.99 Carrots & Fo Sint . ¢ choc 2 bi Tor Hike LUNCHEON MEAT 69 GERBERS 5:90. Ontario Grown No. 1 crade CABBAGE b.23 i tter- 's IN TOMATO SAUCE - re pant Io oe De UNGER < HERRING SACs 41. Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade Sweet Tasty : wild chy SEEDLESS GRAPES ~~ "49 Wd ae SOLID TUNA FISH 83. CHOCOLATE: al 51 19 No. 1 Grade excellent or Preserving ¢ * Pension? =| CORNED BEEF ~~ 99. | SAUCE mxs 2.449. PRUNEPLUMS "33 WM] i Joyioon J FEATURE! -- E50 CRYSTALS FIVE (5) 3%-oz. to poly bag a ---- FEATURE! -- MOUNT ROYAL 10 Fl. Oz. Tin chose a 3 piece black and red ALLEN S ORANGE 85. Do-It MANDARIN ORANGES 33 i bn pleted FEATURE! --E.D.SMITH'S PUMPKIN 19 Fl. Oz. Yourself FEATURE! -- RED & WHITE SLICED 24-0z- size AG ST teats) hr coupe are now PIE FILLER 47: Ency- | BREAD 33 | tains, residing in Port Perry. FEATURE! -- CHERRIO'S .14-0z. - TOTAL 12.02. cl FEATURE! -- HOUSEHOLD PAPER 2 roll pack | tasers 60 1 Borde & BIG °C' CEREALS 73. [iin | SCOTTOWELS 85. |Mhaw [3% URE! 2% EVAP. Partly Skimmed 1-Lb. Tin rep fr , alterations | PRE-PRICED $1.49! 128 Fi. 0z.. Jug | SECRET sh. EY Lacey Takes v..s CARNATION MILK 26 : FABRIC SOFTENER § MOUTHWASH 12 FL Oz. 84. WERE LROUD OR THE | LINAC oe Soc Volume2| FLEECY nucome $1.39 | scopic 1.09 TRUTHFULLY SAY, Sra CORN SYRUP 55. on sale ICE CREAM 2 : 79: 99 WE INSTALL El ECTRIC in golavetol FEATURE! -- ROBIN HOOD™-- now 1 88 FEATURE! Stokely' Dark Red or N.0S. 14 F.02.Tin | Confidets We wre sicih | a PIE CRUST MIX 59. = KIDNEY BEANS 3:1 | = 39: | Hostess Jolly Wonder soft - Cadbury Instant 2 . - . Potato Chips Pudding & Jellies| Toilet Tissue Chocolate Soz. tin | FRANK VALE 80s. D9 ¢ |4roll pack 95¢ 2% Ib.tin $739 ea. 11 0 ELCCTHIE 5 Open Thursday | "zr. || DOWSON'S RED & WHITE Poppe, ©: 985-3402 Bl i's pan. ER ee ~ O OrY,, Me hk Ald, A el AT Er