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1+ Ps Marina operator 'pleased' (From Page 1) spring came as a surprise to him. "I admit I was in violation of the lease terms", he told council. "But 1 always thought I was a good tenant, and had never caused the 'Township any problems." Mr. Kendry told council that since 1977, he has put about $16,000 in materials alone into the marina build- ing, and that it was this year and the next two when he expected to start to see a return on his investment there. He asked council to re- scind the motion cancelling the lease agreement and work out a 12 month arrange- ment beginning this Nov- ember. Mr. Kendry told cou- ncil that the marina provides service for 600 regular cust- omers, of which about ten per cent live in Scugog Town- ship. Part of the reason the lease - arrangement was terminated in May is that council is presently in the process of preparing a study of all the property along the Port Perry waterfront now owned by the Township, and there is a possibility the marina may be moved some day to a new location further north near the boat launch- ing ramp. When the long range 'with lease arrangement waterfront study plan was mentioned briefly at the meeting Monday night, Mr. Kendry told council that he has a friend who would be working this week on a plan for the waterfront from the boat launching area to the baseball diamonds. Council members said they would have no objection to looking at this plan when completed, but pointed out the Township would not be under any obligation. Sheep specialist gets appointment Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food, Ken Lantz, has announced the appointment of Murray D. Emke as provincial sheep specialist. Carney Rd. Willowdale. being conducted. Man found dead in barn A man doing afternoon chores at his brother's farm one-half mile north of Greenbank found the body of a man in the barn around 5 p.m. Sunday. Police say Earle Phoenix was finishing chores when he found the body of Antonio Vesnaver, 51, of 47 Vesnaver, who was on his way to Lake Scugog for a fishing trip, told friends earlier he would stop off at a farm in order to purchase a lamb, police added. "A heart attack is the apparent cause of death, a police spokesman said, although a post mortem is Mr. Emke, whose appoint- ment took effect August 7, will provide consulting ser- vices to Ontario sheep producers on such matters as feeding and nutrition, breeding and reproduction, and general management. Raised on a sheep farm in Bruce County, Mr. Emke has been assistant represent- ative in Durham County since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Guelph with a degree in animal science. He has a good know- ledge of both the purebred and the commercial sheep in- dustries. His office is located in the offices of the agricultural representative for the Regional -- Municipality of York at Newmarket, telephone (416) 895-4519. ME 13 Fd Ef) ANIM TIA MAYS y $y S37 NL YP TEN TNE : od 1 howl A ER Hi v oF oa ,t J ra; AVR ASH MLEFE a . a TN ONSEN SARNIA DENI ERY, TBI SATE TRY SRSA. SARC IIE AM RAS) DESPISE IRVIN PVN ir Ny fe WRT ay K Tid PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 15, 1979 PE 1 1 pms fF Mosport, here | come --9 i The midway in Palmer Park offered rides for young and old, and this youngster in the ""mini-car" just might be dreaming of bigger things someday at Mosport. 4 MIDNIGHT MADNESS "MOVING SALE!! 3:00 P.M. to 12 Midnight Thursday, August 16th Storewide Reductions! UP TO 70% OFF Everything Must Go! (regony LAKEVIEW PLAZA PORT PERRY - 985-8160 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 P.M. CAST rd A TR AL OY, Me ST a Tre "oS i x Gr