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LASS YEO AE Tod 8 1 SIS LAL eR Ia BY ¥ 8 Lats Chantel Cote [left] of Drummondville P.Q., has been the guest of Mary Rose Pett AEA Edd I § § " 2 sachathbadritdintosiome baidsissnsidueimscbbtcaibsisndboimidit iho of Port Perry for two weeks as part of a cultural exchange, and the two girls will Send two weeks in Drummondville. 0 mmunicate in the other's language. Westshore Marina The two 14-year olds are learning to No plans for campsite A potential controversy may have been averted when the owners of Westshore gMarine assured members of cugog Council Monday night that they have no plans for a campsite or trailer park on the marina property. The two owners, R. Ros- chman and Mr. Herder have applied to sever off about 100 - acres of the 117 acre parcel of land they own on the 10th Concession Road with the RE -- *STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION INVEST - NOW! %% INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency Lid. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 Marina situated at the lake front. An ad in a recent issue of an Oshawa newspaper claiming 100 acres of camp- site ground prompted local residents in the area to ob- ittee of Durham Region granted the application for severance subject to a site plan agreement being work- ed out between the marina owners and Scugog Town- ship to cover the use of the ject to the land severemce--remaining 15 acres of land. application which was heard Monday afternoon at Dur- ham Region Land Division Committee. In explaining the situation to Scugog Council Monday night the two owners said the newspaper ad was placed before they learned that zon- ing would not permit a camp- site on the 100 acres, and they want to retain 15 acres for the marina property for use only as parking space and boat storage area. If the land severance is finally granted they plan to sell the 100 acres which is now zoned agricultural. The Land Division Comm- ATTENTION FARMERS!!! REASONABLE PRICES Save on: o DIESEL FUEL o GASOLINE eo MOTOR OILS PREMIUM QUALITY OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 @ 2 dd DX OIL} The marina owners assured Scugog Council Monday night that they have no objection to entering into a sight plan agreement with Continued on page 12 Noise Continued noise by-law in the munici- pality. The Federation wants the exemptions to apply to all farm operations such as harvesting and planting when farmers often work late at night or early in the morning and are at the mercy of the weather. NW _ [= ~-- 9) Immediate Delivery ] §¢or Southern Jewel Pure Lemon Juice Mr. Dealer: Upon presentation of this coupon by your customer against the purchase of any size bottle of SOUTHERN JEWEL PURE LEMON JUICE, H & W Foods Ltd. will pay you 15c. plus 5c. handling. Application for redemption on any other basis constitutes fraud. Invoices showing your purchase of sufficient stock (in previous 90 days) to cover all coupons presented for redemption must be shown on request. Coupons will not be honoured and will be void if presented through outside agencies, brokers, or others who are not retail distributors of our merchandise, unless specifically authorized by us to present coupons for redemp- tion, For redemption, mail to: H & W Foods Ltd., P.O. Box 783, Port Perry, Ont. [Coupon Offer Expires November 30, 1978) STORE COUPON 3 Tt » TW $B OY Alike ink isin As s Aad J aU hy ARE) 4 4 y [& . Jd ara ay , | ' A Ly Bl A 4 'a ' ' f . v is: 0 ' ' 5 y . i a A, ee I LE ...® ERA ELAN Se ---- . i PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 12, 1978 -- 3 Major fire in Bowmanville Three families are home- less and several businesses destroyed following a major fire Sunday night in down- town Bowmanville that kept firemen busy for nine hours and caused damage estima- ted at more than $100,000. The blaze broke out about 6:30 p.m. at 67 King St. East in an old two-storey building that had recently been reno- vated for a store, travel destroys apartments, offices agency, insurance, accoun- ting offices and three apart- ments on the second floor. Firemen from Bowman- ville and Newcastle were on the scene until early Monday morning fighting the blaze which sent huge clouds of thick black smoke into the air. The fire was described by one long time resident as the worst in recent history for the community, with the interior completely . gutted and the roof caved in. One fireman was taken to hospital with minor injuries after he was struck by a falling beam. The fire is thought to have started by combustion, but the exact cause was still under investigation by offi- cials on Monday. on Summer Dresses - Bathing Suits - Pant Suits - Shorts and Tops in Ladies and Children's Wear. sy Shion fair NEW ARRIVALS HANDBAGS WHITE OR CANVAS from *7.95 CLUTCH PURSES WHITE OR COLOURS '8.95 Ladies Style Rite Blouses SIZES 8 to 20 BEACH BALLS - SWIM AIDS HULA HOOPS - SUMMER TOYS A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE Queen Street - 985-2521 (Merchandise not as illustrated) VEY,