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5» conservation authority The region's planning and development committee last week endorsed the Township of -Scugog's- wish to come under the jurisdiction of the Central Lake Ontario Con- servation Authority. Scugog has, on numerous occasions, endorsed the in- auguration of the Scugog "Region Conservation Author- ity, but the province continu- ed to balk at the establish- ment of a new authority. Scugog Township and the Lindsay area are the only districts in central Ontario that are not under the juris- diction of a conservation authority. As well as' setting up a Scugog authority, there has also been efforts in the past to initiate talks with munici- palities in the Lindsay area. But council felt that CLOCA should be asked to expand into the township because that's the body they've been paying taxes to. Scugog taxpayers current- ly support tour conservation authorities through their taxes (through their regional taxes), but not one of these bodies covers the Lake Scugog arga, The authority has already - indicated it would be. willing - to expand into this area, with the extended. boundaries reaching into parts of Mari- posa township and encom- pass the lake area. The planning committee decided to strike one of the staff's recommendations in regard to the establishment of the Scugog Region Con- servation Authority. "I would prefer to pay taxes to the four authorities rather than five," said Scu- gog Mayor Lawrence Malcolm. He pointed out that they have already contacted the. ministry of natural resour- ces on two occasions about this matter, but said that the ministry has "slowed us down' each time. High School Report: Term reports approaching by Sheila O'Reilly Another week has passed us at Port Perry High School. The pressure is being put on both students and teachers however, as this term's reports are soon approaching. With all our time being put into studying to 'better' our efforts we still find time to enjoy the social aspect of school life. Our second dance last Thursday featuring 'Wed- nesday' was a great success. Orders are being taken for school rings, rugger CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 shirts, hat and scarf sets and various other articles, hopefully to be here in time for Christmas. The famed screening of Romeo and Juliet was shown Friday night in the gym. Over 200 people attended the movie. Organization for our float is now underway, as are plans for the 'At Home". Our senior girl's basket- bal] team beat Bowmanville by a tight score of 20-17. The junior team also made an excellent showing with a victorious score of 40-26. Port High's next theme week honouring the Home Ec department will be the week of November 15th to 19th. This week will consist of such activities as a cake bake off and a utensil day. Our next dance featuring "Fludd" will be a Christ- mas semi-formal on Decem- ber 17. So as you can see, life at P.P.H.S. keeps rollin' on, and we're hoping for more good ideas to keep us going! NOW'S THE TIME eo SNOWMOBILE TUNE-UPS Get your machine set for winter before the season gets into full swing. eo SNOW BLOWERS See our line of quality blowers by: SIMPLICITY * GILSON & REPAIRS * HAHN * BOBCAT Open 9 til 9 Monday thru Friday Saturday 9til 6 MOBILAWN Small Engine Sales & Service DENNIS IRWIN 2 mile east of Foxhead Golf Course on Reach Road, then Vs mile north on Durham Road 23. 852-5288 ' y f BYU AAR i MATERLFETIS LIFUNA 36 WRNPRE EAP IICEIR FHS LIE MAN Scugog to come under PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 -- 7 Greenbank and area news items Many friends and relativ- es joined with- the Green- bank United Church to celebrate the 80th anniver- sary. The Brownies, Girl Guides, Cubs, Scouts and Beavers led the procession- al to place their flags on the dais. Rev. Robert Brawn of Port Perry conducted the service. Mr. Jim Fair of Bowmanville was soloist. We also enjoyed the wonderful choir when the Seagrave choir, joined with Greenbank choir. Greenbank Woman's In- stitute was well represented at the 74th W.I, area con- vention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto last Thurs- day Friday. Those attend- ing the entire convention were Mrs. Fred Phoenix area conv~ior, Mrs. Harry Hill as voting delegate, Mrs. Hugh Baird was song leader and Mrs. Wm. Stone as pianist. Others attending on Thursday were Mrs. Don McKean and Mrs. Roundell. The next W.I. meeting will be held in the hall on Wednesday, November 17th at 8 p.m.. Please bring to this meeting:any new cloth- ing or- groceries to give to the Scugog area fund for Christmas cheer boxes. Mr. and Mrs. George Bea- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask were guests at the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Stainton in Sunderland on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ermin Welsh of Castor, Alberta visited numerous' relatives in this area last week. Miss Heather Howsam and her girl friend spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Somerville in Colum- bus. Mrs. Beryl Elliot of Osh- awa and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patenaude of Granby Quebec visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements recently. On Thursday, Nov. 4 the first Greenbank Scout troop held a candlelight investi- ture for Mike Pollard. Rev. Roundell and the Pine Ridge district commissioner Walter Welts were in atten- dance. Save your newspapers for Greenbank Scout paper drive Saturday, Nov. 20. Newspapers only. Leave your bundles on porch or in driveway for pick-up. "Mr. and Mrs. Erman Welsh of Castor, Alberta and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Blackstock -and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michie of Little Britain were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Till on Sunday. » + A good turnout for the euchre last Friday evening. The prize winners were Ladies 1st - Carolyn Parish, 2nd - Myrtle Cooper, 3rd - Elsie Taylor, 4th - Rosetta Evans. Gents: 1st - Grace Thompson, 2nd - Olive Lee, 3rd - Carson Watson, 4th - Mildred Thompson. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Beare were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hughes of Oshawa, Mr. and did i see hh EEE TT TE ESS ENITH CH ROMACOLOR - qt - = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontano Phone 852-3481 Mrs. Aylmer Wallace of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Stone of Greenbank, Mr, and Mrs. Almer Rennie of Sunderland and Mrs. Tex Gordon of Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs. Gordon also attended the 40th wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Rennie. Mr. Angus Mecsner has returned home after spend- ing a week in the north country hunting for deer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Re il of Tyrone and Mr. and Vrs. Dick Brandon and Tom of Sharon attended the anni- versary service and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real on Sunday. a ETT TTT SYST TTT THINKING ABOUT A REC ROOM ? We have everything you need to! -IT- YOURSELF CREE CHESTNUT Paneling 4s 7.65 GOLDEN VALLEY ELM WAYSIDE OAK '5.95 *6.75 STRAPPING 1x3 - 5%" ft 2x3 - 7% ft Nutmeg (Rubber back-low loop) Coffee Brown (Jute Back- Splush) Carpet 12° WIDTH R7 Insulation - Panel Adhesive $7 35 p Caulking Guns Coloured Nails 25" Ceiling Tile - 12° x 12°%11.52 carton covers 64 sq ft - cloud white Vinyl Panel Moulds. 8 t *1.35 9% sq ft *1.95 tube 2.29 each 50° box '= LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - 985-7391 Foe hp VARA PORT PERRY CTL STAT 0 ani (2 SY 5) gas EE a ah SR = - heh os Le EA