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You would not want to water ski behind this boat. settle at the bottom of the lagoon before the treated 50 : v PY PY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 8, 1978 -- 7 7 Vandalism issue at ¢ . A A ' 'a . * Vay 70) Blackstock meeting 8 G9. About 60 people turned up diction is extended into Kh + last Thursday night at the Scugog January 1, both i Recreation Centre in Black- Taylor and Malcolm sugges- a stock for the first of a series ted that this could make a 1 of all candidates meetings in difference. xs Scugog Township. Ward 4 candidates Neil hia 5 ; an y TN Da 5 ih The meeting was very low McLaughlin also suggested HE wr me a HAY TEES eh {a key with each of the candi- that the change in police . Mk ; i ik Ra dates addressing the aud- duties from the OPP to bY ience and then answering Durham Region forces py, written questions from the might be helpful, while John of feoor. Wolters, his opponent in the i The first questions asked race laid part of the blame any ¢ were on vandalism and for vandalism on the light wh: reflected a growing concern sentences in the courts. He 1 in Blackstock and other said parents should be forced ly parts of Scugog for this tocome up with payment for 5s serious social problem which damages, and also suggested 5 seems to be on the increase. that youngsters get into 5% 5 " : It was being used by the Durham Works Department sewage is released from the lagoons. If the border and when the juris- - eres Aw iy iy aid last week to spray the Port Perry sewage lagoons with phosphorous was released it could be harmful to the a review of all costs in an liquid alum. The alum combines with phosphorous to Nonquon River and eventually Lake Scugog. creases to a minimum. 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