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Wake me when this is over Western Weekend? What's all the fuss about? | wish | was home so | could get a decent nap. Six month old Amanda Langsford of Prince Albert opened her eyes just long enough for this photo at the Midway Sunday afternoon. Seagrave slow (From page 1) i who advocated that there be no further growth in the community. "I think most people there recognize that there has to be some growth in all the hamlets of the Township", he told the Star. "But it should be slow and controlled so as not to cause any dispurtions in the community." I don't think the -develop- 'ment that already has taken place there has hurt the community," he added. There are presently 70 existing houses in Seagrave, and the development plan recommendations say that future growth should not exceed 150 units, and the rate should be at five per year. Aside from in-filling of existing lots, the plan suggests two areas of the - community for subdivision growth - one to the north-east in behind the park for up to 45 lots, and the other on the east side of Regional Road Two, south of the Nonquon River with 15 lots. Councillor Crosier said the main concerns expressed at the meeting by the residents were over possible pollution of existing water supplies by future growth; the impact of future growth in general and the effects on existing community facilities such as the parkland. He added that some of those present suggested that Robinglade and Mariposa Estates should be included in the boundaries of Seagrave. These two subdivisions are Mariposa Township (Victoria County). The development plan recommendations call for no industrial growth in Sea- grave, and say that any in-filling of lots or subdivi- sions should "complement - tural growth and enhance the architec- character of the community." The monitoring program for any new growth would be the responsibility of Scugog Township and the Ministry of the Environment. If it is found that there are water problems arising, the recommendations say that further new development could be curtailed. In order to help present soil and water supply contamination, the recom- mendations say that the minimum lot size of any new subdivision development be one acre, so that there is sufficient reserve area for tile field reconstruction if necessary. Township council holds a planning meeting early in September and the Seagrave development plan could be on the agenda of that meet- ing. Newfoundland resident faces boating charge A charge of careless boat- ing under the Canada Shipp- ing Act has been laid by Durham Region Police Marine Patrol following a series of incidents along the Port Perry waterfront Sunday afternoon. A police spokesman said ~that several boaters com- plained that the driver of a "Sea Flea" was travelling' too close to other boats and threatening to swamp them. The actions were observed "The Organizer' YOUR FAMILY CHECK LIST OF SCHOOL STATIONERY SUPPLIES! Ih = HC =A + 4 2) (J Clipboard 0 Crayons [J Coloured Marker (0 Coloured Pencils [J Art Supplies (J Rulers {J Dictionary (J Thesaurus [J Atlas (J Typawriter OJ Calculator [J Pencil Sharpener (J Pens [J Pencils (J Scissors 0 Glue (J Binders J Refills [J Dividers 0 Construction Paper [J Notebooks (J Tape C (J Compass/Protractor (J Typing Paper These and Many More Back-to-School Needs are found at: ROY 8/o Ni ) | % S ve { =e \ ad bi il Tk S iY & port perry SYA - 235 Queen St. Stationery " Office Suppl - Port Perry - 985-7383 & y by officers in the Police Patrol Boat, who then laid the charge against 16-year old Maurice Joseph Norman, of Placentia, Newfoundland. Heisscheduled tomakean appearance in court on August 22. Also on Lake Scugog over the weekend, the Marine Police laid a charge of not ¢- having sufficient life-jackets in the boat against 55 year old Robert. Krammer, Willowdale. Driver facing accident charge An investigation by Durham Regional Police into anaccident August 1,led toa charge being laid one week later against a 20 year old Township man. A police spokesman said an accident involving two vehicles occurred August 1 at the intersection of Lilla and Perry Streets, and a charge of failing to remain ~of - was laid against Gordon Dale Martin, of Lot 17, Con- cession 7, Scugog Township. A break, enter and theft, was reported to police on August 8 by a Kenny Court resident in Port Perry, who found a tool box missing from his basement. Careless driving charge 'A Peterborough man did $1,000 damage to his 1973 Pontiac and was charged by the OPP with careless driving following an accident in Scugog Township on Monday, August 4. Michael Berardi, 19, failed to negotiate a turn on Durham Regional Road 8 at Highway 7 and his auto- mobile went off the road. It was a single car accident with no injuries, occuring at 12:20 a.m. Recent graduates i LER Cathy St. Amour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee, Greenbank, graduated recently ° from Durham College with her R.N.A. diploma. Cathy has been accepted on the staff of Womens College Hospital in Toronto. Miss Kathleen Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Reid, graduated from Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology with her Nursing Diploma on May 24, 1980. Kathy has accepted a nursing position in the Special Care Unit at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. <*