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5 oom oh Wf nny. ma a. 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 4, 1978 Blackstock, Caesarea Hamlet plans revised Scugog Township council agreed at its regular meet- ing September 25 to several revisions in the development plans for the hamlets of Blackstock and Caesarea. Public meetings were held in those two communities' Correction A photo captian on page 20 in last week's edition of the Star said that Port Perry beat Yelverton for the Lake Scugog Softball Association championship. It should have read that Port Perry beat out Pontypool. The Star regrets the error. more than a month ago and members of council decided on the reyisions after mak- ing inspections of the areas under consideration. The original plan for Blackstock recommended development of 22 new lots over a period of several years (in addition to in- filling of existing lots) and ° council now has agreed that up to 16 more lots could be allocated. Ten of these additional lots would be on a parcel of land north of Crestview Drive and west of Regional Road 57. This area had originally been excluded from future development because of what was thought to be unfavourable soil conditions -- name of: _ ANNOUNCEMENT J. lvan Purdy, and Douglas M. Fisher, CHARTED ACCOUNTANTS are pleased to announce the admission to partnership of Wayne A. Alldred, C.A. Effective October 1, 1978; the new partnership will operate under the PURDY, FISHER & ALLDRED, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 67 Russell Street West, Lindsay, Ontario. K9V 2X1 J VO VVIVIYYYTYYTYTTTTITTYTTTITTITTT TTT TTT TTTTTTTRTTYTRTTTYTYITYRTYRTRYIYRYRTYRYRYRVYY AMA yo 999900002 VVVVVVVVVLLVVVVVLVVVVVVVVLL VV 00 00000 ttt tttttttttttttttttittitstsdttllsasan 8h ~ CN 9 / 3 Driv and possible drainage pro- blems. However, in agree- ing that the land could be included for ten new lots, council stipulated (hat access be from internal streets and there be no new entrances onto Regional Road 57. Also in Blackstock, the council agreed that a large" area originally designated as open space west of Scugog Street and north of the Re- creation Centre should be included for development. This would allow for a pos- sible four additional lots, but council stipulated that any development in this area must include a watercourse to insure proper drainage. Council agreed to expand a third development area in Blackstock, this one being to the south of Greensboro \_. The orjginal plans recom- mend six new lots in this area and council agreed to increase this number to eight. CAESAREA PLANS There were also several revisions made to the origin- al recommendations of the Caesarea plan, most notably an extensiom of Hiawatha Blvd. south behind the Fire Hall and then looping it back to the north to come out on Regional Road 57. This would allow for development of about 12 lots along the extension of Hiawatha Blvd. At the same time council agreed to eliminate the development of four lots immediately south of the fire hall, and a further four lots on the south side of Regional Road 57. A further revision calls for an expanded development 'area at the very south end of Summitt Drive increasing the number of lots allowed from four to eight. In doing this, council stipulated that if the parcel is developed, a public access to the lake- shore must be provided. These revisions to the development plans agreed to by the council will be now forwarded to the Durham Region Planning depart- ment. If there are no further changes, the plans for both Blackstock and Caesarea will be incorporated into the Durham Region Official plan. : Ashburn News Last Sunday at Burns church was communion ser- vice and even tho' there were some away on holidays there was a fair turnout. il i 4 | 3:00 to 9:00 P.M. Complete Thanksgiving Dinners Featuring: * PRIME RIB OF BEEF * RIB EYE STEAK * DEEP FRIED SHRIMP Children's Orders Available (12 yrs. & under) * ROAST TURKEY * FISH & CHIPS * HAMBURG PLATTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8th MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th * WIENERSCHNITZEL * ROAST TURKEY Emiel's Place RESTAURANT & DINING ROOM QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2066 It is good to have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw back safely from a very enjoyable trip to British Columbia, Los An- geles and home via the states. - They visited But- chart Gardens on Vancouver Island and many points of interest as well. Myrtle church was beauti- fully decorated with colour- ed leaves and fruit and vege- tables last Sunday for anni- versary. St Marks Youth choir from Whitby supplied the music and the guest minister was Mr. Arthur Rodgers, B.A. of Emanuel College. Mrs. Charles Dixon and Miss Hilda Hopkins attended the 100th anniversary of Pine Grove Church last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Lloyd Wilson was the guest minister. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton enjoyed a trip to beauti- ful Lake Placid last week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daw and son Mathew of Toronto visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw on Sunday. Mr. Steve Wilson and Mrs. Alma English were supper guests with Mrs. Hilda and Mr. Walter Hopkins last Saturday evening. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron during the week' were Mr. and Mrs. W. Mc- Andless and family of Don Mills, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rey- nolds of Ancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper and son Ian of Mississauga. The Community Centre was a very busy place last "Saturday afternoon when an auction sale and bake sale was held in the centre. The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. held their fall thank offering service last Sunday evening. The president Mrs. F. Daw presided and a quar- tett,, was sung by Miss Chris- sie Simpson, Mrs. W. Hop- kins, Mr. Harold Fisher and Mr. Hugh Knight. Mrs. Karen Timbers of Malton was the guest speaker who gave a very interesting and helpful study on 'prayer'. - @ June Aldridge of R.R. 2, Port Perry had reason to smile last week after she ran Up a "total of $203 in, groceries as winner of the Port Perry Kinette Club * shopping spree at Dowson's Red and White Store. Marlaine Handicrafts 227 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-8011 FALL SALE - OCT. 5-6-1 * All Macrame Cords * 8 or more skeins Special Canadian % Off (with purchase of stamped canvas or chart) Thursday: 10t0 5:30 Friday: 1010 8 Saturday: 10 to 5:00 NEED FINANCING FOR THAT NEW CAR? Your Credit Union will loan up to 90% of the car's value, at just 12% per annum. Life insured for eligible members.