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ar" AIEEE TAT ARETE . Wit OR 2 Lp i Lr oh A a ICE AN GC ve EF IRRA 2 IRC & ¥ "$ LJ a LJ LJ | ° | | LJ . > | * ° 9 Scugog, Uxbridge Scugog Township starts the new year with a new plan for catching dogs and gathering warbage. A tender of $9,793 for the collection of garbage in the lakeshore area of Ward IV (Caesarea to View Beach) was accepted from T. Puck- rin and Son Ltd., Waste Disposal of Whitby, a tender well below $22,320 high tend- er of the eight submitted to council Monday night. The contract will run from January 20 to January 16 of next year, and payment will be submitted on a weekly basis. Council also hired Ann Barrett as full-time animal control officer for the town- ship, subject her entering into an agreement with the Township of Scugog and Uxbridge. Payment for the job would include $9,000 an- nually from the Townships plus $2,000 set aside for the hiring of an assistant. The job is offered on a 24-hour on-call basis. A dog owner will pay $5.00 .|. hire dog catcher for his neutered animal, $7.00 for a male and $10.00 for a female dog. An .additional surcharge of $5.00 per dog for each dog in addition to one for each household will also be char- ged. There will also be an_ additional charge for dog licences sold door-to-door after March 31. A licence of $25.00 is also charged the owner or oper- ator of a kennel of purebred dogs which are registered with the National Kennel Club. Unlicenced dogs found running at large will be impounded in the animal shelter for a period of not less than five days. After that, they become the pro- perty of the Township and will be humanly disposed of, according to the township bylaw. You can get your dog back from the pound for $10.00 the first time, $20.00 the sub- sequent time. A boarding fee of $2.50 a day up to five days will also be charged. No development * (continued) hazard lands, no develop- ment could take place, and only closely controlled Allan Lawrence "Under Attack" Northumberland-Durham M.P. Allan Lawrence will be on the hotspot this weekend when he appears as the "Under Attack" on the CBC Under Attack program, Sat- urday at 6:30 p.m. on Chan- nel 11, Hamilton. The program was taped at McMaster University in Hamilton early last month, and viewers who miss this Saturday's program will be able to see. it on CHEX Channel 12, Peterborough, on February 28. Among the subjects dis- cussed by Mr. Lawrence are the maintenance of order in modern society, and capital punishment. development would be al- lowed in low hazard areas. The sensitive areas should protected by a zoning order to limit development to its current level. Where lots are not to be delimited, as in a con- dominium plan with only the buildings and building sites to be sold or leased, a concept plan together with a planning report or environ- mental appraisal should be requij as part of the approval of :cottage condo- minium plans. 'A maximum density of tiffee units per acre is advised in order to provide sufficient space to maintain the cottaging experience. The report also calls for the inspection and repair if necessary of sewage and waste disposal facilities for the communities of Port Perry, Caesarea, and Seagrave. 'CLUB ANNRENE DANGIN Sponsored by the Pine Ridge Scouters Club JACK BAILEY & THE BAILIFFS SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th Admission *6.00 includes: % Free Rose for the ladies * A Light Lunch * Door & Spot Dance Prizes TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans General Store, House of Howard, Richards Beauty Studio, G.M. Williams Motors, or at the door. -- i Construction Underway During the past couple of months work has begun on the new site for Lake Scugog Lumber. finished the site will contain a Truss Plant, three storage sheds and a showroom and warehouse area. The truss plant, which can be seen in the initial stage of construction above, is 220' long and 50° wide. Their new showroom which is expected to get underway in ¥ wh' SORT PERRY STA AL el i wo - : Bd at 0 + PO When the early spring will contain 6,000 sq. ft. of display x 1 Hi area and another 5,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space. The entire complex is expected to be completed by B . BB» y+ "Well worth looking for" (= Sd VICE a plo] 2d =% November of this year. Police offer *5,000 reward A reward of $5,000 has been authorized for inform- ation leading to the arrest and conviction of the mur- derer of a 22-year-old Raglan housewife, December 9. Beverley Lynn Smith, 22, was found lying face-up on the floor of the dining room, the back of her skull pierced by a .22 calibre bullet. The Durham Region Police Commission hope the 'reward will encourage some- one to come forward with more information to help break the mystery murder. Motive for the killing has yet to be established by police, weapon has not yet been recovered. 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