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. Ashburn and area news By Mrs. Rose Heron Holidays ~ will "soon be coming to an end and school will soon be starting. There ¢- was a better attendance at Church on Sunday morning. Rev, Dr, Clifton MacKay of Fenelon Falls was with us again and took his text from Matthew 13, which was en- ¢ titled "Missing the Highest'. Rev. Ken Heron of Barrie sang a solo 'Thine Lord" which fitted in with the theme of the service. Dr. MacKay will be here again next Sunday at 11:15 2. am. Everyone has been enjoying his messages this summer while Rev. Mec- Entyreis away. The sermon next Sunday will be entitled "Keep Moving'. CRA. olf 3 RATE IF NAIC Fad Oy REA EEE SER CARI eh » A fa v PECAN N'Y FIRE ah BAA Cpe NR 5) hh) AR LAAT ; y Sa) iy i AR FOLIA Fd Rah RTL a Pa Mrs. Lena Doble of Whitby spent the weekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton and sons, Ronald and Arnold, alsp Mrs. Lena Doble attended the Tibbits - Doble wedding in Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Rexdale; last Saturday. Mrs. Ashton was the guest soloist for her niece. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron on Sunday were Rev. Ken Heron, son Jeffrey and daughter Virginia, and Mrs. J. Smith, all of Barrie. Also Rev. and Mrs. Jim McKay of Oshawa. There is another new house springing up north of the four corners. nw (Guncil Briefs 'FRALICK'S BEACH Residents of Fralick's Beach who live on the lake side of . the road are continuing to complain about damage to their properties from run-off during heavy rain storms. The problem, which was discussed several weeks ago by council appears to be caused by construction of new homes aon the east side of the road which has left a steep embankment without protective vegetation. Councillor Jerry Taylor said he is getting complaints from residents who say that water flows down the embank- ment through the ditch, across the road and onto properties and driveways, leaving soil and gravel deposits. Roads superintendent Ron MacDonald told council that .a the Township keeps the ditch clear on a regular basis. He vadded that the problem should be corrected once the , construction is completed and the hill is sodded. The ditch '.will also be deepened with proper culverts, and the roadway built up. 'Drainage pipes to the lakes will also be enlarged Cofidbithe CofistFuttion is over: "Councillor Taylor wasn't convinced that these measures would solve the problems, and he told council that at least 'one resident is seeking legal advice to determine who is responsible for the damage to his property. LAWRENCE PHARMACY APARTMENTS Council agreed to prepare for circulation a zoning by-law exemption which would permit the construction of three apartments on the top floor of the Lawrence Pharmacy Mr. Erast Huculak told council the top floor of the building is 2700 square feet, which would allow for three units of about 900 square feet each. The zoning exemption is necessary because present restrictions allow one apartment " Building on Queen Street. over each comm rg F ial business. Summer Clearance of New & Used > HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS Wide assortment of Wheelbases, Trans- mission & Engine Combinations and G.V.W. Ratings. Special Seasonal Finance Terms on all August Truck Sales with no payments until October 1977. See the Truck { » People from General Motors today at ... PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY PHIL 7309 . Nova Scotia and while there Mr. Nelson Ashton and grandson Wayne Ashton of Whitby enjoyed a trip to Grimsby recently and visited several friends. Miss Peggy Graham of Thunder Bay is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron and visiting friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bin- stead enjoyed a holiday in Don Forder Insurance Agency is pleased to announce we haved moved to our new location at visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Lynde and family at Glace Bay. ; Have a good week. Feed Faith and Doubt will starve to death. 24 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 4 doors north of our previous temporary location. ~ PHONE (416) 985-8471 AFTER HOURS (416) 985-7263 D. Lois 'Milne, B.A.0.D. OPTOMETRIST Medical Associates Building 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry. | Office Hours by Appointment Telephone 985-8554 If no Answer call 986-5362 TT Tn DGG 2526 202 CaTCaCICICICACICICICICIC) ICICI ICDC CAMPUS 200's Sheet Refills Reg. $1.70 99° SUPERIOR MATHEMATICAL SETS 1.04 SCOTCH BRAND TAPE 3/99¢ "CAMPUS 500's Sheet Refills win $2.99 Q-GUARD POOL CHEMICALS End-of-Season CLEARANCE SALE Special DUO TANG Reg. id 93° 30% (Limited Quantities.) ' LAURENTIAN LAURENTIAN y i COLOURED MARKERS COLOURED PENCILS 8's 12's 8's 12's 1.49 52.29 | *1.17 | 51.99 Lawrence Pharmacy Srvrated by 3 Port Perry Pharmacy Lu. 209 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-2231 Your GUARDIAN DRUG STORE. La 0) CREA Sera ee oo v Fe A SY os Ett En, SE IN Sar 2 ea