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----. a cama . i . IR EE v BN HN NC RSR5R5e5e505a5S Lr eee Ansa ------ -- [AE Weed harvesting in Kawartha Lakes again this summer Environment Ontario's weed harvesting program in selected Kawartha Lakes will continue this summer, Environment Minister George R.McCague an- nounced in Peterborough, last week. "We undertook weed har- vesting in the Kawarthas originally to provide im- mediate relief for these beautiful recreational lakes and as an experiment to develop improved proce- dures for controlling exces- sive aquatic growth," said Mr. McCague. "Our periments have been os an and we have iniproved the recre- ational quality here. The Kawarthas program has been pioneering work which could have important appli- cations elsewhere -- for ex- ample, in third world coun- tries where they lack the facilities for making ferti- lizers." - Environment Ontario's 1978 weed harvesting pro- - gram will center in Buck- horn and Chemung Lakes, Mr. McCague announced. About 880 acres of aquatic weeds will be harvested during the cutting period which begins June 15. Kawartha Weed trol Limited has been pt a contract determined by pub- lic tender for the 1978 har- vest. Administrative work will be handled by'Bio- Sy- stem Limited of Guelph. To- tal cost of the 1978 project is $150.000 with $20,000 being approved by 'ti® federal government. Monday morning is clean-up time in Palmer Park and along the waterfront in Port Perry after a hot weekend which brought many visitors to the commun- ity. Frank Andrews says that on any Monday, some 15 barrels of trash is picked up. The park is alsa cleaned up every Friday during the summer months. NEES 2525¢S Healey. Russell. 4 year olds - 1 to 2 p.m. Staff for September 1978: Full time - E.C.E. Graduate 1978, Sir Sanford Fleming, Jdan Part Time - H. Jewel, E. Brunton, B. Walker, D. Griffen, E a Trees up PORT PERRY NURSERY | Visiting & Registration PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH { WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th, 1978 : --3 year olds - 10 to 11 a.m. for sale The Lindsay office of the 'Ministry of Natural Resour- ces will accept sealed ten- ders for the sale of eight lots of damaged trees rang- _ ing in estimated volumes of 12,000 to 163,000 cubic feet. The trees are part of the Northumberland County Forest, some 45 miles north- east of Cobourg on Highway 45. On December 21, 1977, a freezing rain and snow storm did considerable damage to the forest area. Tender forms and other information is available at the Lindsay office, and the 1 "closing date for acceptance i of the tenders is 12 noon on CCGG ACRE CIC ICCC ICICICICICICICICICICICIS, OES 5d55 250555525 25¢5252525252 525250525252 525252525252 52 525252 5252 5¢ FREE Ww 0 1 | | Inn nm Purchase a GULBRANSEN or LOWREY ORGAN and you will receive . . . 1100 SIMCOE ST. N. Oshawa -- 579-6239 STORE HOURS: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon.-Fri. _10a.m. t0 5:30 p.m. Sat. June 2. 1 TITTY © SIX MONTHS PRIVATE LESSONS o iy PLUS 100 SHEET 0 A LAMP © HEADPHONES I i 1 | LAA | Continued from page 1 tial of community, outline the limitations, and suggest areas within the borders of the community where fut- ure growth might. take place. } Some of the factors taken into consideration are the existing uses of surrounding lands, the feasibility of services for water supply and septic systems, and whether the residents al- ready living in the hamlets PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 31, 1978 -- 3 Plan nearly complete desire rapid or slow growth in the future. Last summer with the as- sistance of the Regional Planning department, Scu- gog Township completed hamlet studies of Utica and Nestleton, and the district plans have since been ap- proved by the Ministry of Housing. Once the district plans for Blackstock and Caesarea have been completed, public hearings will be held in the two communities to give residents an opportunity to comment and suggest any changes. It will then be up to Scu- gog Township to assess any changes that may be pro- posed by the local citizens, and when this process is completed the plans are for- warded to the Ministry of Housing for official approval. JUST ARRIVED ... LARGE ASSORTMENT GW.G.'s oe Washed Jeans FLARES -- WIDE LEG - BOOT CUT e White Painters' Pants e Casual Jackets e Boys' Husky Fit e Hopsack Flares BOYS" & MEN'S e Wings Scrubbies ® Boys Jeans SEVERAL STYLES ALL AT POPULAR PRICES MEN'S SUMMER FOOTWEAR SUMMER OXFORDS CANVAS SHOES LYONS HUSH PUPPY OXFORDS MEN'S SWIM suITs *4.95 LEISURE sults ~~ ¥89.95 SUMMER SLACKS *19® - $29% A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE Queen Street - 985-2521 (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated) ZR DON STO Eon *