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Ln 'Councit Briers FIRES BURNING Council will ask the OPP to carry out periodic patrols of the Regional waste disposal station east of Blackstock, which has been the site of several fires apparently set on purpose. Caesarea Fire Chief Len Scott brought the matter to council's attention in a letter saying the department has been called out several times in the past six months to put out fires in the garbage disposal bins. Young people have apparently been seen the vicinity of the disposal area, which is open 24 hours a day. SNOWMOBILE CLUB = Port Perry Snowmobile Club president Bill Harper has been asked at appear before the next ¢ meeting of council to provide more information about a public building the club is proposing to construct near the Summer Lea Golf Course. In a letter to council, Mr. Harper asks for endorsement of the fact the facility will be available to the Township Recreation committee and the general public, which would assist the club in obtaining a grant from the provincial government. The building, complete with washrooms and ® Kitchen, would be large enough for 80 people to hold special events, and would include an outside picnic area. k } DEBT PAID OFF Council Monday night authorized the trans- fer of $27,000 from the Township development fee fund to retire the outstanding debt for the new Scugog Arena. This leaves some $60,000 remaining in the development fee fund, and means the Township debt for the new arena has been wiped out. LUNCHEON Council approved a motion calling on the Township to provide a luncheon for a delegation of Swiss industrialists who are coming to Durham Region later this month to look at industrial sites. - : The Swiss delegation is one of three from Europe expected in Durham in the near future as a result of the recent trip to Europe by officials from the Region in an effort to attract new industry into the Region. they are expected to look at industrial sites in Scugog Township. PRINCE ALBERT HALL The cost of renovations to the Prince Albert Community Centre has run over original estim- ates because of flooding in the basement, and council approved a new funding scheme to cover the costs. A community centres grant from the prov- ince for $1250 will be applied for, plus an additional $1000 will come from the Township parks reserve account, and $2750 will be made up in volunteer labour and from the Township general levy. firm Work on the renovations has been almost completed, and it was originally thought that money budgeted to the Centre last year, but not spent, could be spent this year. The $5000 now needed for the renovations is $3000 more than the amount allocated last year. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING DURHAM REGION DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL is pleased to invite the General Public to its First Annual General Meeting. THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1978 7:30 °.M. MEETING HALL TOWN OF WHITBY MUNICIPAL BUILDING 575 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO The District Health Council, A Volunteer Organi- zation Of Health Care €onsumers and Profes- sionals is established to advise the Minister of Health on matters relating to Health Care Services in the Regional Municipality of Durham AGENDA: * Call to Order * Introduction of Members * Treasurer's Report * Chairman's Report * Guest Speaker - The Honourable Dennis Timbrell, Minister of Health * Adjournment H.S. Polak, Q.C. Chairman PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 14, 1978 -- 15 Minor Soccer finally gets a home Minor soccer players in Port Perry are going to have use of the high school playing field this summer, and the proper permits to do so from the Durham Board of Educa- tion. Board Chairman Yvonne Christie and Durham Dir- ector of Education Ken Mon- YVONNE CHRISTIE roe met with Scugog Council Monday afternoon and work- ed out an agreement in prin- ciple for sharing field main- tenance costs over the sum- mer months which clears the way for the issuing of a permit to allow the soccer organization use of the field for league games. While specific details were not discussed, Mr. Monroe suggested that the mainten- ance costs to the Township this summer will not exceed $500. OBITUARY Gillett At Cortland, New York, on Friday, April 21, 1978, Alene Vernon beloved wife of the late Scott Gillett, dear mot- her of Alice, (Mrs. W. Corey) Ella (Mrs. P. Reitano) both of Cortland, and John, Oak Ridge Tenn. twin sister of Frank Vernon of Prospect, predeceased by sisters Min- - nie (Mrs. Chamber), Lou (Mrs. Wales) and May (Mrs. Halliday) in her 91st year. Funeral services held at chapel of Wright Beard, Monday April 24, 1978. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery, Homer New York. STERLING STERLING TRUST [ORPORATION INVEST NOW! 72% INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency Lid. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 The problem over whether the soccer players would be granted permission to use the high school field this summer has been simmer- ing for several weeks, and Mrs. Christie claimed Mon- day afternoon that there had been a series of mis-under- standings which stemmed in part from a letter sent to Scugog Township which seemed to suggest that the municipality could be res- ponsible for the total re- sodding and other restorat- ion costs. Council three weeks ago wanted nothing to do with this kind of an arrangement, believing that the Township would have to pick up the full tab, while the Board of Education would not be contributing anything. That is not the case, said - Mrs. Christie. Any mainten- ance costs this summer would be shared, and restor- ation costs at the end of the summer would also be shared. Mr. Monroe told council Land grant A $31,625 provincial grant has been awarded to the Central Lake Ontario Con- servation Authority to assist in the purchase of 29 addit- ional acres for the 134-acre Enniskillen Conservation Area, one-half mile east of the hamlet of Enniskillen, east on Taunton Road from Oshawa. Total estimated cost of the land purchase project is $57,500. that the Board policy is to cut the grass on all school playing fields during the summer months on a period- ical basis, and that the added cost of cutting the grass short enough for regular soccer play would be the municipality's respon- sibility. He also suggested that an inspection of the field be carried out now so that an assessment of its condition could be made at the end of the summer season to deter- FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION family hb Trust Guaranteed Investments 94% FORS5 YEARS 2% IF INTEREST IS PAID ANNUALLY Interest payable half yearly or may be left to compound. mine the municipality's share of restoration costs as a result of a summer of non- school activities. He added that young soccer players are not going to do much damage to a field with their regular league games. The interim arrangement for sharing of summer main- tenance costs between the Board and the Township will be re-negotiated later this fall to include the municip- ality's share of the restorat- ion costs. 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