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iJ Village to build new well Handicraft (continued that the prior costs of providing services to the Coulter plant be paid to the Village before the work is commenced. ~ Inveply to this motion, Mr, Mackey said his client would be prepared to pay devel opment levies the same as any other any developer, and on that basis would consider the new motion.' Let us help you own Mr. Kenny said that the financing for the new well had been arvanged, and added, "We can't fiddle around any more, Port Perry has to get on with the construction of a new well." In essence, the new motion 'allows Athika to go ahead as quickly as it .can with industrial, ' residential and commercial development. Commercial and residential land owned by Athika is now before the Ontario Municipal Board for. re-zoning from agricultural, and this could takeup to a year. As well, the developer gets some finan- cial relief in that it does not have to put up a $100,000 letter of credit, and is not saddled at the moment with well. There is speculation at your home cost of constructing a Not just "some day" but now! We can help you get the money you need at interest rates that cost you less than rent -- repayable in easy installments that get less and less as you enjoy home ownership more and more. Act on it today -- at Victoria and Grey. VICTORIA iwi GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 308 Dundas St. W. Whitby 668-9324. this time that Athika will go ahead with the construction of a new well and thus not be dependent on Port Perry for a water supply. If this were' done the Village would not be able to levy any charges for the development, which is in Reach Township. As for construction of the new well, which Port Perry neds badly, Council indicated that negotiations with Ont- ario Water Resources Com- mission would get under way immediately. . Something Extra 'Special at Toronto's each morning in your room Enjoy a The Lord Simcoe has something 2 Night extra for you. It's a 2 night special for two at a cost of only $58.90. It includes deluxe accommodation for two nights, dinner in the famous Captain's Table com- plete with a bottle of champagne, breakfast and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions -- all for only $58.90, subject to advance registration, You get something else that's special at the Lord Simcoe -- it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy throughout your stay with us. See your travel agent or contact us at 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. Guild meet The Handicraft Guild held its meeting June 14th in the hall of the Presbyterian Hall with 22 ladies present. The president Mrs. Naples opened the meeting with all repeating The Lord's Prayer, Joanie Brethour sent a thank you note to the ladies who helped to finish her mother's hooked rug. Florence Smith has finis- hed the ctochet table cloth for Mary Baird that Mrs. How- sam had started. A handicraft show was disussed for the fall. A card was signed by zll and sent to Mrs. Patterson. Next meeting September 13at Mrs, Hutton's cottage at Snug Harbour. Mrs. Sinclair showed slides of the 7thanniversary and the hooking lace and the trip to Vineland. Some of the girls had some of their work there and it is lovely. SALADA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 21,1972 -- § Seagrave News Scagravers did consider- able coming and going last week sowe'll just group them that way. 3 "Comings" -- Mrs. McNeil is back home again none the worse for. a 3 week visit in Bermuda, Mrs. Strong (accident vic- tim, Miss Donna Bruce (sur- gery), Mr. V. Otto (tests) and little Joey Stone are all home again from hospital. Miss Marilyn McMillan from Toronto was with her mother over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe of Beaverton visited Mrs. Reta Boe after the decoration service at Wick on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Newman and daughter of Omemee and Miss Miriam Chant of Tor- onto came to visit at the Venner home on Sunday. Others from Toronto were Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser and daughter visiting the Neil Wanamakers. Mr. Walter King has been entertaining part of Walter's family; a sister from Al- berta, another from Colorado - and still another from Mark- ham. All attended the big re-union at Fingerboard School. A brother from Brit- ish Columbia is due to arrive on Wednesday. ' The biggest "coming" of all was the crowd of 32 children from a Toronto public school who were entertained by their teacher Mrs. Bruce Killington for 3 days this week. : "Goings" -- The man who went furthest is Bill Barr. He is off to Japan again on a buying trip. On Tuesday this week, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce, Donna, Bob and Joyce will be heading west for a holiday. The Bruce Carr family spent Sunday in Eden attend- ing the church anniversary there and celebrating a birthday for Mr. Ganton Carr (Bruce's father), . Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunter had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Art Uens in Stouff- ville and then managed a barbecue supper at the Pol- lard home. Miss Bonnie Short was visiting the Ross Shorts in Port Perry on the weekend. Mrs. B. Fishley spent a few days with son Jim and family of Oshawa last week. U.C.W. president, Mrs. Wanamaker missed the June meeting on Thursday but it isn't every day that she and Bert are invited to the Royal York to see brother Glenn instaHed as Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ontario 'Independent Order of Odd- fellows. Mrs. Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman, Mr. and (continued on page 15) 1S DAIRY MONTH "+ MEATS - Frozen Imported LEGS A ZZ LAMB of MAPLE LEAF DINNER HAMS 7 P 2 *2, RISE-N-SHINE 5 for 19¢ WITH PORK -- 14 oz. tin Clarks Beans SMITH -- 19 oz. Apple Pie Filler NABISCO -- 10 oz. 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