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STE COTO E0t PX BA SAE LI Police Report HIT AND RUN Durham Police are looking for a vehicle which side- swiped a car driven by a Janetville man early Satur- day morning. A police spokesman said bound on Highway 7A near Port Perry when the west- and caused about $500 dam- age. Zerf was not injured. his car and driving east-' bound vehicle struck his car a charge of following too close after gn accident Sat- urday night on Shanley Street in Port Perry. Police report that Cecil Goldbert has been charged AL EL . Sd ' i: FE STRAY STAC ST TUT SY AVAL, ay aL. ' Hit and run car being sought Police have charged Pen- elope Godley with making an aproper turn and failing to report an accident. The driver of the second vehicle, John Brackenbury, of Osha- } . ORAL vid ected NANA dt way sd Adi ' J Dub np. ® $y a of dg LLG, SE Nhs SC , Via at ; +o Me y v wre ned dus wien bab sdeeatiits poms bavid PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 1, 1979 -- 3 Some thief! Talk about nerve. More than a week ago a man walked into Taylor's # Texaco in Port Perry and asked if there were any cars for sale. One of the mechanics told the man that employee Ron Sorrenson had just bought a new car and was now ' . The bland lf Mate .. -- ee vo S CN Si AER a TATRA ~~ Wan AN SS ~ CART Tr RL -- " » al) at 4 Fay . NA CHARGES LAID ate he Yehicle bs was wa Sey not injured i the trying to sell his 1971 Toyota. : i. @ that Frank Zerf was alonein A Gravenhurst man faces ol hig by Robert Epsie. of accl a AINE PATHOL The man looked the car over and then turned on the ov ignition to listen to the motor. Port Perry. Police estimate He then asked Ron if he could take the car for a test damage to both vehicles at AToronto resident and 'an Oshawa resident are facing ANE Metric madness? $1500. charges under the Canada rive SEN Dlock before he bought it. hipping Act for failing to 3 ary LG Metrication in Canada is rolling along its merry $1400 DAMAGE phipp proper life ja ag in The man obviusly must have found the car to his course. "The change from the imperial measure to the supposedly easier metric system is meeting some opposition from Canadians, but generally we seem to A two car accident Satur- day afternoon on durham Region Road Two, south of Seagrave resulted in dam- - liking, for he just kept going, and Ron has not seen the -. : car or its contents since. E Durham Pclice said Monday they are still looking z for the car, and would like to have a chat with 'the -. their boats. The charges were laid over the weekend by the Durham Region Police Marine » : . be content to buy our gas in litres, and get speeding age estimated by police at ow would-be buye: to let him know that car theft is a tickets for so many kilometres over the legal limit. $1400, and two charges A Drst conviction caries a serious offense. : Now, the Ontario Ministry of Housing is starting to against a Port Perry woman. fine of $30. put the pressure on municipalities. As of July 1, the [} wording in all new zoning by-laws must be in metric, and this includes amendments. To put more teeth into the requirement that municipalities go metric, the Ministry of Housing has informed local governments that any new zoning by-laws or amendments not in metric measurement after September 1 will be appealed to the Ontario Fy er ns 3 eae Municipal Board by the Ministry of Housing. PE ] The Ministry even says in a letter sent to local ny municipalities this month that printing the correspon- AA ding imperial measure in brackets beside the metric Rigi unit is a no-no, because it is confusing to the reader of ~s £ Gi the by-law and there may be a legal problem of having or ¥ two different measurements for the same provision. \ ide] Nonetheless, for people who are having trouble i ACE ® relating hectares to acres, metres to feet, the Housing ake Ministry recommends that a complete conversion Ti |= 4 table be included for reference at the back of the A RY by-law. ; Since zoning by-laws often contain dozens of pages, it's going to mean a lot of flipping back and forth to find out how many acres in a hectare and so on. (] Wouldn't it just be easier for the corresponding measure to be printed alongside? Western § JACKETS ........ $89.95 Men's Slacks. ..... $19.95 Brown - Beige - Blue Sizes 28 to 38 Men's Socks ..... $150 pr. Ne AL A oe x Pu DN Vy GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA v | would like to thank - Port Perry Legion; Port Perry Ladies Auxiliary; Mayor Taylor & Council; Rev. R. Rose; Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Barr; Port Perry Lions; Parent Association of Girl Guides & Boy Scouts; Pine Ridge District Boy Scouts; Ontario Division, Commissioners & Guiders; and all who helped to make our 3 day visit with the . Girl Guides from England so pleasant. Irregulars - Assortment District Commissioner, Marion Lee. G.W.G. JEANS 7 ™ Large Stock 26 to 44 " For the Best Deals on New = G.M. CARS of TRUCKS $45 00 Men's Boots ........ $45. RICHARD HUNT : Zippered Black or Brown a A WILLIAMSON Men's Jarman Shoes g MOTOR SALES Leather Soles Uxbridge 852-3331 OXFORDS - $45.00 LOAFERS - $45.00 Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! . ~ Men's Jogging Shoes . p bli M 1 $13.50 - $15.95 - $19.95 8 WALLPAPER VINYL EASE CORTS ADVISORY 2 Room Lots-InStock | Floor Covering . COMM ITTEE ~ Single Roll ... 4 yards wide ~ 42 Victoria Avenue North, Lindsay | 3 ~~ 99°-$1.50-32.00 $4.95 <0. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 . 7:00 PM. to 9:00 P.M. 23 sd0 J od Open House at 6:15 P.M. . i In the last few years the Committee has heard 1D) E PAR T M | 1 I\'M S'1 (@) 3 | several comments on lack of docking, govern- MERCHANDISE NOY EXACTLY ASIAUSTRATED ment competition, water lots, broken down pump- out facilities and where does the boater or pump- out facility dispose of sewage. We would like to hear your comments on these issues as well as any others that affect the use of the waterway. Let us know your concerns.