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ORR Ih ; ae as iar Po Re; fe flowers. , Bob and Queenie Gracey, Scugog Island, celebrated their 50th. Anniversary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Valerie and Peter Sweetman on Sunday. friends and relatives, from as far away as Ottawa, Pittsburgh, Fort Erie and other points, visited during the afternoon and presented them with gifts and A plaque was received: from Premier William Davis as well as a personal letter from Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis. ATTENTION FARMERS!!! WHY PAY MORE? Save on: e DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL eo GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS "AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT DX oiL Immediate Delivery PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 15, 1977 -- 3 Eastview Beach, Approximately 70 Jacqueline's FRUIT MARKET Scugog Street West, Hwy. 7A, Port Perry 985-8363 SHRUB CLEARANCE "We stil hove o large selection avoiloble. 3 Ib. Bag 1 Apples 99 3 DAY SPECIAL Thursday - Friday - Saturdoy JUNE 16-17-18 New Potatoes OPEN: MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9 AM. to 9 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS Scugog Council Briefs DOG CONTROL A complaint by a Caes- area resident over the lack of dog control in that com- munity prompted Scugog Council to look into the pos- sibility of hiring another dog control officer on a temporary or part time basis. Council recognized that the problem of dogs running at large appears to be increasing in several areas, and it was suggested that a blitz-type round-up of these dogs could persuade their owners to keep them under better control. TRAP SHOOTING - Permission was granted to Gord Grainger and Glenn Hall of Uxbridge for a per- mit to operate a trap shoot- ing and practise range bn private property on the north side of Highway 47. Mr. Hall and Mr. Graing- er told Council that the area was - safe, that only shot- guns would be used, and TARA pa bos 2 bo E> ps # 23 SS SAE that they are both members of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. Concern was expressed that the shooting noise might disturb people living in. the area. The permit granted is on a trial basis, allowing shooting on Wed- nesdays from 10 to 4, and Sundays from 1:00. to 4:00. The permit will be reviewed in two months time, NEW LIGHTING Pending approval by the Ministry of Communic- ations, new street lights will be installed at the corners of Highway 7A and Durham Road 7 and at the corner of Highway 7A and Durham Road 57. Council agreed to the new lights if the Ministry would subsidize half the estimated cost of $5,667. for the instal- lation at the two locations. The Township would be responsible for the remain- der of the installation costs, as well as the full cost of operation and maintenance. SE a "ARROW SHIRTS ---................. 12.00 Men's SHORTS Plaids. .e.............°5.95 Polyester - Plain Colours.........oeeennnnnn 8.95 PRINCE ALBERT HALL * The Township will make $4,000. available for im- mediate improvements to the Prince Albert Com- munity Hall with certain conditions attached. The Committee must agree to raise $1,000. over the next couple of years to be matched by a Wintario grant. Money available from the provincial govern- ment for community centre improvements would also be used. Council was told that the money is needed to build BROOKLIN HORT. SOCIETY "The History of Garden Roses' will be the subject when Mrs. J. Brown of the Royal Botanical Gardens speaks at the Brooklin Horti- cultural Society meeting on June 22nd. at the Brooklin United Church at 8:00 p.m. Featured also will be a vege- table and flower show with flower arrangements. - ¥14.00 Short Sleeve SHIRTS - Knit +... vee n...¥9,95 McGregor SOCKS.......}1.35 - *1.75 - 2.00 '8.50 a SRE 17.95 JACKETS 129.95 4.99 TANK TOPS 5.00 SWIMWEAR BELTS veer. 4,00 5.00 *7.00 Sh 59.95 LEISURE SUITS | TIES 5.00 DRESSING GOWNS 25.00 a i Hush Puppy Oxfords *19.95 - Men's OXFORDS LOAFERS Leather Soles - 122.95 Black - Brown cere 329.95 Men's Oxfords Bown. $19.95 new washroom facilities and related repairs to bring the hall up to existing health and liquor control board standards. Hall rentals have been dropping off recently because the liquor board will not grant permits until the washroom facilities have been improved. Attend re-union Dr. G. Harold Jackson and Mrs. Jackson recently attended the doctors 1927 Class Reunion at the University of Toronto. They attended a dinner and re-union on Wednesday, June 8 at the York Club and on Thursday the Medical Alumni held a banquet at Hart House to honour the class of 1927 and 1977. Twenty five students of the 1927 class were in atten- dance with 270 in atten- dance for the 1977 class, 40 of which were women. RR 3 SS QR 1)0 PARTMENT SPNO) IND 5 ol ~ SE NGS ~ aan an --~ ERs lr Lama ii (i im i OO