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moose CEMITERIES Rommel for grant money from the provincial govern- ment for cemetery maintenance has been made by Scugog Township, but as yet no reply has been received. The issue was raised at the regular meeting June 28 by Councillor Vern Asselstine who suggested that a couple of students be hired to cut grass within cemeteries and do other up-keep and maintenance. This will be done wher and if the money is received from the province. ROAD SURVEY The issue of a survey of the road leading to Platten Island on Scugog was raised June 28. Council agreed that a survey of the road will be carried out by the Township if it is found there are no previous surveys of the area already registered. Council agreed that the survey, if carried out, should start far enough east to determine if a restaurant built by To * a marina operator is infringing on the road allowance, and also to help regulate car parking along the causeway leading to Platten Island. Mayor Lawrence Malcolm suggested that if the survey was to help control parking _ on the causeway, it should also include all of the road to * the end of Platten Island, and that no parking regulations along that section of the road would also have to be enforced. The problem of enforcing no parking regulat- ions on the roadway was discussed with Councillor Reg Rose stating that the OPP will ticket cars if there is a complaint, and if proper "No Parking" signs are erected. Council recognized that there may be a thorny problem if it is found that the restaurant owned by Phil Goreski is indeed infringing on the road allowance as a building permit for construction was issued by thé Township last year. POLICY FOR SEMI'S The collection of development fees by the municipal- ity for semi-detached units will be made before all necessary severances have been granted. The fee is $1000 per unit. CANINE REPORT A canine report for the four-week period ending June 27 shows that of 31 dogs picked up in Scugog and Uxbridge, 15 were destroyed, 8 were claimed, three were sold and five remained impounded. And of 13 cats picked up, 10 were destroyed, two were give, away, and one died. * Owners of animals picked up by the enforcement officer have five days, excludipg Sundays and holidays before the animal is destroyed. During the four-week period, a total of 2,210 miles were logged by the enforcement officer for the control of dogs and cats in Scugog and Uxbridge Townships. UTICA HALL Utica Memorial Hall operated at a profit last year. A financial statement submitted to council June 28 showed that revenues exceeded expenses by $921.00. A total of $2,025. was generated through rentals and dances, while operating expenses came to $1,138. spruce up for spring with a home * improvement loan! Now is the time to do all those odd jobs and repairs that you won't get around to when it's hot and sunny. For competitive rates on Personal Loans and Second Mortgages See Your Credit Union Phone 852-3489 852-3388 70 Brock St., West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 \ by Mrs. Pat Fletcher ee. Tuesday, exening,.: Marilyn Duff hosted a kitchen shower in honour of Barb Wheeler. Approx. thirty ladies were present to enjoy the evening with the Bride-to-be. After - Barb opened all her beautiful gifts and thanked everyone, a delicious lunch was serv- ed by Marilyn and her mother. , Winners at the Senior Citizen weekly card party with 21 tables were: 1st - Vera Fawers 93, 2nd Bessie McCullough 91, 3rd - Freeman McCullough 86, 4th - Myrtle Wagner 83, 5th - Everette Watson 81, 6th - Meta Read 80, Low - Effel Fordér. Friday, June 2. Mrs. Muriel Lawrence, Black- stock; Sylvia (Lawrence) Cookson, Milly 'and Vic Ives, Port Perry and Clar- ence and Pat Hardsand, Oshawa went to Hotel Toronto, to Mrs. Lawrence's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fowler, Isling- ton, Ont. 50th Wedding Anniversary. Aunt and Uncle of Sylvia, Milly and Clarence. Monday, June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence entertained Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fowler from Grand Blane, Michi- Charged with pointing firearm James Bruce Findlay, 55, of Ashburn has been charg- ed with three counts of pointing a firearm and one count of possessing a weapon dangerous to the public peace. He was arrested by Dur- ham Region Police after a party in Claremont July 1 at which a rifle was pointed at three people and two shots were fired in the air. Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR --_-- Wednasllay, July é, 1977 --3 Ge Bal: Blackstock area news gan and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hardsand for supper. Mr. . Royce Fowler is Mrs. Lawrence's cousin and Mrs. Hardsand is her sister. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Fowler, Toronto, called in to see his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gallant were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence. Peter and Patric enjoyed the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer and family, Pickering, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer and Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. .Bob Fletcher and family. Little Joel Schryburt is home from Oshawa General Hospital following a two- week stay. THURS., FRI, SAT., SUN. Aug. 4-5-6-7 a ee ie i JUMPSUITS by Zazie.. 323.95 - PANT SUITS . ssess ee 317.95 25.95 - ¥36.95 Kayser Hoisery PANTY HOSE ..99* KNEE HIGHS. .89* UNDI-HOSE.. $2.00 - 32.00 HOSE .. SUPP-HOSE PANTY HOSE . 6.50 SUPP-HOSE STOCKINGS '1.49 - *1.99 ..%5.50 Playtex CROSS YOUR HEART BRA... 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