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& d a NAIR SERS EMER LJ New executive of the Port Perry Kinsmen Club installed last week are, from left (back) Russ Martin, director; Hank Janssen, bulletin editor; Jack Dowson, vice -president; Bob Bradbury, director; Peter Sweetman, treasurer; Jerry Cochrane, secretary. (Front) Doug Gouin, vice-president; Lorne Scanlon, president; and John Ross, past president. Absent is Jim Lawrence, registrar. 12 per cent hike in levy continued future standpipe and also part of the proposed works to improve the distribution system for Port Perry. It was included in the 1975 budget fo permit an early tender call for the reconstruction of Lilla Street (Regional Road No. 2) in 1976, states the budget project detail. No project schedule start or completing was included. The continuation of com- prehensive ground water evalutation in Port Perry is being undertaken to provide for a study of availability of ground water to serve future development, as will the © $127,000. new well con- struction. The eight-inch diameter watermain on Simcoe Street from Balsam Street to Regional Road 8 and on Regional Road 8 from Simcoe Street to 800 feet west (2,800 feet), will provide water ser- vice for the proposed Port Perry arena, for future development in the area, and will improve the distribution system. B LILLA STREET Roads and bridges work for the area contained in the current budget include Lilla Street clearing, grubbing, and utility relocation, work preparatory to major, recon- struction which is scheduled for 1977. The existing road is. structurally inadequate and has a high maintenance demand, states the project outlined. Reconstruction of this section of Road 2 will complete the reconstruction of Road 2 from Oshawa to Seagrave. About $21,000 will be spent on the work. About $22,000 will also be spent on clearing, grubbin, fencing, and utility relocat- ion on Regional Road 7 from Highway 7A northerly to Scugog Centre (on Scugog Island). The work, according to the report, is preparatory for road reconstruction scheduled for 1978-79: Regional Road 8 from Regional Road 2 at. Port Perry to Epsom, also demands the outlay of $73,000 for completion of land pur- chases, fencing, clearing, grubbing and utility relocat- ion in preparation for road reconstruction in three years. The existing road is struc- turally inadequate and has a high maintanance demand, states the project report. About $47,000 is also desig- nated for Regional Road 23 from Regional Road 4 to Regional Road 21. Carry over includes erosion repairs and prime and double sur- face treatment. It is the completion of three construc- tion projects carried out in 1972, 73 and '74. Continuation of the Region- al Road 23 construction pro- gram to provide major north- south arterial road service from the Highway 401 area northerly to Beaverton along Regional road 23, will cost about $757.00. Completion of land purchasing, clearing, grubbin, and fencing, grading, drainage and gran- ular base is scheduled. About $2,000 has been set aside for land purchase along Regional road 57 from High- way 7A to Caesarea. Con- struction is scheduled for 1977. High maintenance demand due to structural inadequacy is the given reason for the work. In the Region's four-year forcast, a $363,000 standpipe is to be included for 1976, as well as the connection of a new well to the existing system and the completion of a feedermain system to supply the new standpipe. Total cost would be $1,177,000. The feedermain work would consist of a 12" dia- meter watermain on Mac- SPV VVVVAAOVVVAIRINNNIISIISIsssSv sss an Now ee ee i IS THE TIME ALCAN ALUMINUM Storm & Patio Doors Dusome Window Products Phone 985-3572 Insulate and Beautify Your Home with SIDING br SENOS K8883883388sssssSssssssssssssaay Donald Street from Lilla Street to Simcoe Street, from Paxton Street to approx- imately 350° south of Mac Donald Street and on Simcoe Street to 450° north of Mac Donald Street (3,200 feet). Also, included in the fore- cast for 1976 is about $22,000 in phosphorus removal equipment for the sewage lagoons required to increase capacity of lagoons from existing capacity of approx- imately 4,000 to 5,000, $286,000 for twinning of sanitary 'sewers on Scugog Street and Water Street, required if Athica Developments sub- division is developed, and $143,000 for the twinning of sanitary sewers to provide for developmeni of High Chapperal subdivision. The 1977 work in the fore- cast includes $473,000 for expansion of the water pol- lution control plant and new pump motors and impellers in Water Street pumping Port Perry Kinsmen at a special meeting at the IT B28 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 25, 1975 -- 15 "rid and Kinettes held their installation of officers last week Conway Gardens. New Kinette officers are, from left, SE (front) Gerri Langille, secretary; Diana Findlay, president; Bev Travis, past president; (back) Sharon Stapleton, registrar; Mary Lea Dowson, director; Sandra Benns, bulletin editor; Val Sweetman, vice president; Treasurer Marg Lawrence was absent when the picture was taken. station, and in 1978, $220,000 for construction of additional wells to provide for new development. In 1979, waterworks fore- cast for Scugog consists of $319,000 for the construction of storage reservoir and pumping facilities to be locat- ed within the southern por- tions of Port Perry. The project is necessary-to pro- vide additional storage cap- acity for fire protection and emergency use for future development. ' The same -year, $227,000 has been designated for the twinning of sanitary sewers to provide service for the Prince Albert area. PORT PERRY CHARGE The United Church of Canada Rev. R. Brawn, Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 29 10a.m. Port Perry Family Worship 11:30 a.m. Prince Albert Family Worship SCUGOG Pastoral Charge Rev. Geo. Wylie Rev. B. Pogue SUNDAY, JUNE 29 9:45a.m. - SCUGOG 11:15a.m. - MANCHESTER BLACKSTOCK PASTORAL CHARGE United Church of Canada Rev. V.M. Parsons, Min. SUNDAY, JUNE 29 10 a.m. Blackstock 11 a.m. Church School 11:15a.m. Nestleton and Church School CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R.C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 29 Trinity V 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer ST. JOHN'S BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JUNE 29 Trinity V 11 a.m. Morning Prayer PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Minister H. KAESTNER D.T. 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