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OKT AY) st IY Ea Aa 131 Lt a YA putter Va | Jk Sk / Cig AR A VERA ; ; FR DTGIERY US RIIUAR ARG SNE SENSI SA ARTE RPA v0 Aides CIRINSE WFF Fv MIRA UMN dail hdd PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 30, 1980 -- 11 Asburn news Simcoe Street, Prince Albert Proposes to build 40 homes A proposal for a 40-lot former Peel Poultry farms. by Mrs. E. Heron Last Sunday morning at Burns Churcy has Dr. Clif- visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Si . market by the spring of next carrying out soil tests on the ) ; Jy € subdivision on Simcoe Street Allo council agreed year, and he suggested that other part. The Regional on McKay i ast Sunday for din Jones oO Glen y), in Prince Albert was pre- he 0 saice N ny "g on Of rather than get the Region Works department has indi- "i ear. Mls we pha: 40th wedding anniversa we sented to Scugog council on ® proposa unti the irst involved in a study, he could cated no objections, acco jo a hing was el itled, recent] er ror i ie Monday afternoon. p PRMIAg forimilics nealing consider a plan with larger ing to Mr. Dowson. oa a th In nM Bi. area Mn the $a gs ; Conroy Dowson, 2 plann- og in R pte : $2 Bown lots and fewer homes. The lots would be serviced Sw e St Vice L. -- occasion ppy Wo, ing consultant acting for wl i" Ly. out to a4 one point during the with municipal water and be Dg avor "pong oy : Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fish. 2%! LJ builder James O'Malley, told 0 eon at t $ Drown discussion, the number of 15 individual septic systems. ge Solos, Li Ow " er and Mr and Mrs Lindsa aL council that the proposal Po " griciiure © 9 homes along the southendof ~~ Members of council will w Ay Th hy Death enioyed a ip fo say 3 calls for 40 single family Jae ice play ui Ser 'the property was mentioned. study the proposal over the Vi oo A 0 'Ashton Severn ul hol > 2150 a homes on lots about 15,000 Oss 5 Foy on the Mr. Dowson said that a next few weeks, and also ask leadin "ih moc. t o3 visited with Mr. and Mrs. V YY square feet in size to be built no Soon 0 ne Dropery draft plan of subdivision was for comment from the Minis- cad g oe ministry 0 Dulisac at their cottage. Tis on a 20 acre parcel of land on posan x ey Pais pee N" filed with the Ministry of try of Agriculture, before the hy wi R There is a new game at the Toy the west side of Simcoe ior of the farming yiusing six months ago. The issue comes before the McEnt rw kf gv. community centre called oe ; Street, just to the south of the fps ion, l Health Unit has approved planning committee in Sept- a ar : ac rom AIL it it looks like a Rk We m------ e proposal may also part of the plan and is ember. i3 ho Liays. (113 gooc 10 See ' a S require an amendment to the Mr. Clarence Bryant out lot of fun. bers TR 0 PH IE 3 Durham Region Ottielsi plan o . iv after his recent illness. 3 Bont forge he opening & ! whic esignated Prince rs. Ruth Purdy of Mono day of the park, nesday, aR Albert as "a 'minor growth 20 as thmati Cc childr en Centre visited over the week- July 30that6 p.m. There will ES and | area." end with the Ashton family. be games and lots of enter- ip Councillor Rose said that a ® Mrs. Wm. Gardner spent a tainment to join in if you £0 p | ENGRAVING i subdivision of this size, along attend special camp few days with Mr. and Mrs. want tosit and watch bring a % . ] with other plans for housing C E. Westfall and daughter lawn chair. $2 1DO-NO's brecono, CRAFT & HOBBY WOR ' PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985- 283% s Donn Ee N are bright, eager and happy things. in : to did $7,000 damage to his 3 kids who like to swim, hike =~ The Camp is funded by the re hy dinner g oy automobile and has been : and play baseball, just the Lung Association through gi,n16v'1,ynde of Uxbridge. charged with impaired and MI In-store Demon st ration activities you would expect the Christmas Seals Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Doubt of dangerous driving following gas to participate in at camp. and there is no charge tothe grampton, Rev. Ken Heron an accident on Regional he of The difference is, all of these child attending. It is most 5,4 daughter Virginia of Road 57 east of Caesarea 3 ST i p p L E T 0 N E children are asthmatic. capably staffed by Mrs. Ann pracebridge, Mrs. Dorothy Saturday, July 19. i TEXTURE FINISH in the area may require that Durham Region carry out a development plan for Prince Albert. Mr. Dowson told council that if possible, he would like to see some lots go on the 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. At Your Local PETERBOROUGH LUMBER - building by Donna Phypers For the past two weeks, twenty children have been fortunate enough to attend a special camp held at Camp Samac. All of these children An asthmatic child, in -years past, has always had his physical activities limit- ed because of the strain it had on the child's ability to breathe. Today, things are different. There are many new drug treatments and preventative therapies avail- able, and thus, Doctors and therapists advocate plenty of physical activity. That's what this camp is all about. Mrs. Tibbles, the Director of the Durham Lung Association stresses that the main objective of the camp is to show the children that they can and should participate in any physical activity that they want to try and that they should not in any way feel hampered by their asthma. Speaking from a personal level, I know that this parti- regularly and who must also learn breathing exercises. Being part of a group where all the children have the same problem makes it easier for the child to try new Koke, the Camp Director, counsellors, Mrs. Cicci, Mrs. Barta and Junior Counsellor Jeff Barta. Mrs. Sears is the Staff Nurse. All of these people do a terrific job and they have the respect and admiration of twenty sets of parents as well as twenty children. The children begin their day with breathing exercises and then they may go swimming or hiking or canoeing, have a sing song or work on a craft. The camp runs for two weeks, every day from 10:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., with one overnight sleep on "Parents Night". Speaking personally again, "Parents Night" is an exper- ience in itself! Registration for the next camp will be some time next spring, but before that you Heather of recently. " Mrs. Irma Tripp and Mrs Wm. Gardner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hogg of Fenelon Falls. Miss Hilda and Mr. Bud Burlington Lunney of Kississimme, Florida, Misses Florence and Margaret Lunney of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAndless and family of Don Mills and Mrs. Helena McAndless of Toronto were accomplishes, remember twenty children who had a camping experience that they may not have had if it were not for all the generous donations made to the Christmas Seal Fund in past years. I know I will. please little" Drivers charged Steve Metternick of Toron- According to a police spokesman, Metternick was pulling out to pass a vehicle driven by Ken Enston of Mississauga when the acci- dent occurred. Metternick's car rolled over. Frank Mason, 37, of Ouida Street in Waubaushene was ~charged with loss of care and control of his vehicle after his Corvette hit a telephone pole on Regional Road 2, north of Port Perry. 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