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Continued a spent the week-end at their cottage Cashel Lake. Mr. and Mrs. D. Heayn & family Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, 'Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fra. lick visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker & Tracie of Manchester : are visiting Mr. & Mrs. T. Eden, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hoskin, daughters Lesa and Tene and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tapple of Oshawa visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, H. Cornish, It being Prospect Anniver. sary on Sunday at 11 am, there will be no service at Grace. See you there. Mr. Don Leaming has re. turned to Waterloo Univer. sity. . A lovely miscellaneous shower was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fralick for Miss Pamela Rowland, of Whitby, - Sorry to report Master Bruce Prentice is a patient Province To Rent Space From Cty. County council ~ agreed Thursday to lease part of the Ontario county court house on Rossland Road to the|. province and sell the registry office in Whitby to the province. j The province will be responsible for 67 per. cent of the maintenance of the county buildings. The prov- - ince's share of the 1969 estimated cost of maintenance will be $63,754. ----The-lease for the county buildings is for 10 years from January 1, 1968. The province Pays a proportionate share of debentures until 1974 then pays $3,708 per month rent. Council agreed to sell the registry office, west of Brock Street, to the province for $92,960. The draft agreement on the sale of the Ontario County Jail has not yet been received from the province. Recom-|" mendations from the acquisit- ion of buildings committee will go to county council when the draft agreement arrives, t Trucking Problem Referred To County Council The issue of trucking through Ashburn was referred to County Council by the Whitby 'Town council last week. Councillor Hugh O'Connor moved that Reeve Gordon _ Hanna and Deputy Reeve Robert Attersley take a resol- ution from Reach Township to the county council. The resolution from Reach said in part, _ "the Whitby Council . . . should petition the County Council to extend the County Road north of Ashburn for two concessions; this would help both munic- ipalities and not put the traffic all in one area." . Monday Whitby council heard arguments from rate- payers in Ashburn and truck- ers using the road to haul gravel, ; The ratepayers argued that the trucks are creating noise ruining the road and creating a safety hazard. The truckers said that the Ashburn Road is the shortest route to the * gravel pits and no other alter- nate routes are in good enough condition to handle the trucks. ny or 44 Oa EE o £1¢ y : NEAT, y FARE 1 i rs BRE. Se REE TR BAGS SLE FIRTSE ERIS BRET RHP YA BIT II Wb rabbit wed soviet, - « CEs Me Baa I & Rah Ya Tielta ------ ' HB tended the Sweetman-Gracey | Mr. C. L. Fralick was visit- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969 -- 17 c U gog ews wedding in Toronto on Satur. | ed by his daughters on Sun : = sf o% » ~ Clint. Gorril day. the week-end with the Scouts | " r.a rs. Chas. Gorre Mr. & Mrs. W. Watts have [at the Provincial Park on In Port Perry Hospital. and boys of Little Britain, returned after a fishing trip Scugog Island. A. E. Johnson Miss Arlene Theurer of| Sunday callers on Mr. & Mrs, to Bennett Lake. Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnson, Torani a week-end guest of | ir Cornish and Miss Peggy| Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. D. 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