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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 15, 1987 Filter system in Birdseye pool could cost $12,000 Scugog Township council will decide early in the new year whether to foot the bill for a new filter system at Birdseye Pool in Port Perry. On Monday afternoon, councillors asked roads superintendent Ronn MacDonald to find out exactly how much it will cost to replace the pre- sent filter system, which is 27 years old. He estimated the cost at about $12,000. Also, the popular swimming spot for Scugog residents and visitors alike will have to be repainted before next summer, at a cost of about $4,000. MacDonald told council that even though the pool itself remains struc- turally sound, the filter system is worn out and because of the age, it's difficult to find replacement parts. He said Monday the aging filter system is not capable of handling the heavy use the pool gets. "It is 27 years old. It wasn't built for the number of people using the pool these days," he told council. In 1983. the municinalitv spent $14,000 on major renovations and repairs to Birdseye Pool. This summer, the pool was ordered shut for a couple of days by the Regional Health Unit because the water clarity was not up to ac- ceptable standards. Council rejects plans for housing development A proposed estate residential housing development known as Seaton Hills west of Utica has been turned down by Township council. In discussing the proposal Mon- day afternoon, councillors Lawrence Malcolm and Harvey eal [ BORELIANS | en Ee ---- | Please plan to attend THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Borelians Community Theatre, this FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1987 BEGINNING AT 8:00 P.M. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! season. This will be an evening short on business and long on entertainment. Bring a friend, and en- joy a glass of wine, a chunk of cheese, some basic improvs, and a sneak preview of our upcoming haa > Graham said there is enough estate residential * housing in the municipality at the present time, and they feared future problems since Seaton Hills is adjacent to a large auto wrecking yard west of Utica on Durham Road 21. The motion to turn down the pro- ject was carried unanimously by all members of council. Eagles out of OASA The trail to an OASA champion- ship ran out Sunday afternoon for the Port Perry XL Eagles. After winning two games in the tournament in Palmerston on Satur- day, the Eagles lost two straight the next day in the double knock-out event for the Ontario Amateur Soft- ball Association Intermediate C title. In their final loss to Bracebridge by a 2-0 score, the Eagles ran into a red hot Bracebridge pitcher who completely shut down the powerful Port Perry bats with a no-hitter. Eagle hurler Lawrie Williams allowed just one base hit in the los- ing cause. A large contingent of faithful Port Perry fastball fans made the trip to Palmerston over the weekend. (See sports page for story on the tournament). Ay Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naples Dorothy and Sam mark 50th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naples of Port Perry celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 10, 1987. Dorothy and Sam were married in Toronto, June 10, 1937 at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Cathedral. They have been residents of Port Perry for 45 years. A family dinner celebration followed by an Alaskan Cruise and then a trip to the Maritime Pro- vinces and the Coast of Maine helped make this a memorable occasion. Congratulations were received from the Governor General, Prime Minister Mulroney, Premier Peter- son, M.P. Alan Lawrence, M.P.P. Sam Cureatz and from their many 'other friends and neighbours. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION WHERE DO YOU FINDA LOAN'S OFFICER ON SATURDAY? OR ATANY ONE OF THESE BANK OF MONTREAL BRANCHES, Oshawa Shopping Centre. . .......... 723-2273 Highway 2 & Liverpool Rd., Pickering. . . 839-8025 Port Perry Plaza, Port Perry... ........ 985-8446 Brock & Dundas, Whitby ............ 668-5825 Or call 927-LOAN and apply for your personal loan by phone. DOING MORE FOR YOU. ASK US HOW YOU COULD WIN BACK YOUR LOAN- PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST FREE. mm Bank of Montreal Nb i