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A 7 oh ARE aR Fete Frofijaeds i SIAN BYR v La A (74 FRAY RIN RABEL OSC URE ie Ae Ws AREER ONE I LOA PUN 5 Liat eA Le EN LA TH BS CR FOR att SA RIA ' : ARTEL XA CSA ed fe tia IN Ea Tea BENE ROAR : dn? ¥. nh Fl 3 o WEL earn fe INN MY y vt! (LA, ¥ Foes Eel 3 oy OG ee X § \S ) y pro! 7 g a CRT Pr =e Pl Loe IE Ei PA v = me WAL NEE at ers ~ mS ai. A , bt Se oA ~ Cia Sa ~~ I YT en 3 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 22, 1981 . Will implement private land Yelverton news lJ Ra PRAY AN LEN IA tree planting assistance Wise use and management of natural resources is the primary concern of the Kawartha . Region Conser- vation Authority. One of the functions of the K.R.C.A. is to ail and educate local reesidents in the management of their lands for: - the improvement of wildlife habitat; - the reduction of runoff and the control of erosion; - the provision of wood fibre and timber; - the enhancement of the aesthetic quality of their property. Within the K.R.C.A.'s watershed there are many hectares of land best suited to the growing of trees and shrubs and the achievement of the above goals. In order to encourage tree and shrub planting on privately-owned lands, the K.R.C.A. would like to announce the implementa- tion of a private land tree planting assistance program. This program has been developed to assist private landowners in re- claiming sections of marginal and-or unworkable land. To qualify for assistance under the program, land- owners must live within the Authority's watershed, and own property that is at least 1 hectare (2.5 acres) and less For the Best Deals on New G.M.CARSor TRUCKS See RICHARD HUNT MOTOR SALES + Uxbridge 852-3357 Toronto Line294-9010 Thinking of Leasing? Giveus a Try! a WILLIAMSON ABUNDANT LIFE FELLOWSHIP OSHAWA ROAD (1 Mile South of Raglan) UNDENOMINATIONAL CHARISMATIC SERVICES SUNDAY: 11A.M.&6P.M. WEDNESDAY: 8P.M. SAL ----, f Ke utase (Lose * *INDOOR & OUTDOOR PLANTS *GIFT ITEMS .... and much much more. WHILE STOCK LASTS! *LAWN ORNAMENTS Retail ° COME EARLY .... DON'T MISS THIS ONE! - SALE STARTS JULY 22through toclosing AUGUST 1, 1981. a This is our way of saying 'Thank You" to our customers. #2 o We wish you a safe & happy summer .... 9000000000000 0000000000000000000000080000000FCFosecsssacssosnessasccsosscsscsssocss WAGON WHEEL FRUIT MARKET CORNER SCUGOG & QUEEN STREETS Brewer's Seeyouagainnextyear. than 4 hectares (10 acres) in size. Smaller parcels how- ever will be considered for windbreak and shelter belt planting. Applications to the program will be handled on a first come - first serve basis and should be submitted by August 31st for 1982 spring planting. * Upon request, Authority staff will inspect the site and determine what. species are 'suitable for specific site conditions. The Authority will also be responsible for ordering, delivering and planting of MNR nursery stock. The cost to the land- owner will be $20.00 per hectare planted plus 2.5 cents per tree. For further information on specific details of the program, interested persons are asked to call the Authority's office in Fenelon Falls at (705) 887-3112. Mr. David Moore has left for Camp Ipperwash where he is scheduled to spend the next six weeks in cadet training, Several local residents are travelling Western Canada or planning trips overseas. More details anon, © Messrs. Howard and Terry Malcolm spent a couple of days recently' various hog producer estab- lishments in Quebec with an overnight stay in Drum- mondville Quebec. Mrs. Hazel Whittaker was honoured on the occasion of her July 13th birthday with a pool party at Malcoms. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm and Candy, Mrs. Audrie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. . Allan Howe, Mrs. Anne Lee, Mr. Murray Malcolm and Lana, and Corrie and Harvey Malcolm. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm joined the Directors of the U.C.O. Board and their wives and Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick Norris Doherty, who was seriously injured two weeks ago in an accident in the bush is out of intensive care. He will be in Oshawa General Hospital for some time. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Doherty of the Sarnia area .visited the family a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood of Oshawa were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ° ~ Vic Larocque. Adam Cummings of Caesarea visited his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings for a week. George Kilpatrick visited his cousin, Miss Clara Brown in Toronto on Friday. It was Clara's 94th birthday. for some FUN! Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barnhorn and sons of London are visiting Mr. and - Rick. Mrs. John den Boer. Mr. and Mrs. Larocque and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow and other relatives of South River over the weekend. I'm Your Local Authorized ALCAN DEALER. Call fora free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 LOOKIN' Would you be interested i ip participating ina BATHTUB RACE as part of Western Weekend celebrations? FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: BILL at CRANDELL'S RIVERBOAT 985-3281. touring just east and north of .'Nestleton - members of the Manse ment team at Nottowosaga Inn near Alliston, Ontario. One day was devoted to a monthly board meeting for the Directors while the ladies enjoyed a bus trip to points of interest in the area including a tour of the Blue Mountain Pottery factory at Collingwood, tours of Coop facilities in Zone 4 (that area Toronto). " Local friends of Paul Mappin join his wife Valerie and all the family in wishing him a speedy recovery to his former good health following the unfortunate farm accident, which necessitated his removal by helicopter to Sunnybrook Hospital for medical attention last week (July 10). . 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