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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 5, 1989 Book & Nook *Bibles *Christian Books & Gifts 4 sunday School Supplies Oa 9:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Zs ; (Closed Thursdays) i MRS. SADIE HOBBS NE 534 Queen St. Port Perry 985-3880 Proposal for 20 estate lois Scugog Township council got its first look at a proposal for 20 estate lots south of Port Perry, and some councillors feel drainage in the area could present serious problems. Jim Cole of Oshawa un- veiled the proposal for council Monday afternoon. It calls for 20 lots of 1.26 acres each for luxury homes of . VY VV VV VY VEY VY VYVY VY VV VY YY YVYYY VEY VY YY yy VY YY VY VY VV YYYVYVYVY VV v 2 Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv oo A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE (e YUT-T To R= al-T-1 AC Slo T of Bl SX =T ol oV) ONLY $29.95 Ladies' Fleece Tops with puff print from "Flower Pet" Collections, § assorted colors and sizes (S, M, L)) a "Pussy Willows" "Cat Tails" "Point Setters" "Dog Wood" "Stink Weed" "Dandy Lion" "Chimp Pansies" NM VV VV VV VV VV VVVY VY VYY VVYVVYVVYY he up to 4,000 square feet. £ RR ACAI ICN SRIRAM INE The proposal jelecsied "the bv] ++] 28 acre parcel of land on the oe SANTA'S SPECIALS [veo] port 8 ie ¢ el Scugog- 20 *10% Off most items. _ Shawa houncary,asous 11a [viv *Free Christmas Corsage with $25 purchase [viv] Klloreter west of the Oshawa Ny (While quantities last) vs v . : Ve vv Mr. Cole said tests indicate HX *Sample our hot apple cider. *Baskets from $5t0 $50. [v7v] there is sufficient water for Adhd Visit our Stocking Stuffer Centre t'v'y wells, and soils are suitable for | 50 + "Lots of ideas under $5.00 ro] septicsystems. on Extended Christmas Hours: [viv] And he said the lots are just [70x] Mon. -Wed.& Sat. 9:30-5:30 Thurs. Fl. 9:30-9:00 Sun. 100-500 FL") a as po oo ' roo] proved. [vl] aN COUNTRY GIFTS & CARDS rv' council expressed concern for bo" 160 Queen St., Port Perry rv. drainage patterns since the ovo] 985-7121 fv»v] land slopes sharply away from "vv (Use our convenient new side entrance) [v.v] theroad. . consultant working for the de- velopers agreed that the drain- A age patterns "are going to re- quire additional work on our part." . There were also concerns expressed by council about the intersection of the boundary road and the Oshawa Road, an intersection on top of a hill with poor visibility lines. The proposal needs an offi- cial plan amendment from Dur- ham Region. It is expected that' the proposal will be back in front of local council for further Slagiasion early in the New ear. Recycle Xmas trees? Now that Christmas trees are banned in landfill sites, what do Scugog residents do with their trees once December 26 has come and gone? Scugog Township council is now in the process of working out a plan to provide a drop-off area where residents can leave the old trees. The plan may even include curbside pick-up of old trees, though that remains a question mark following Monday's meet- ing. : But the Township will pro- vide areas where trees can be dropped off by residents (likely muncipal works yards) And once the trees are dropped off, what happens to them? Well, Scugog is going to turn them into wood chips that can be used in flower gardens throughout municipal parks next spring and summer. Further details on the plans to "re-cycle" the old Christmas trees will be worked . out by the Township and made public in the next couple of weeks. Library needs repairs Water is causing serious damage to exterior bricks at the Scugog Memorial Library, and - Township council wants an en- gineering consultant to find out why and come up with sugges- fionie on how to correct the prob- em. Council was told Monday that run-off water from the Li- brary roof appears to be seeping behind the brick work in several areas, and a few bricks are actu- ally starting to crumble. ; Repairing and replacing the bricks could cost as much as $10,000, but before spending that money, council wants their engineering consultants to take a hard look at the overall prob- lem. Charged with murder (From page 1) gog Island. He had been reported miss- ing to Police on September 23, and Police believe his death oc- curred about that time. Meitner, who lived in Whit- by, had been employed until mid-summer at a factory in Ajax. ATTENTION - ALL BUSINESSES A Durham Police spokes- man said the investigation of the homicide led detectives to Vancouver where the arrest was made. The spokesman said the ex- act cause of his death has not et been determined, but Police lieve the death took place at the location where the body was found. Let us make it easier for you to do business! T.B.C. "PROFESSIONAL" CLEANING SERVICES Complete Maintenance or Specialty Jobs "Your Cleaning is Our Responsibility" Call now for personal consultation. Patti Whiteoak 986-4156 207% Off Men's Dress Pants Straight Front or Peated, Poly or Wool Blend, All Washable Dress Corduroy. to the winners of our Anniversary Draw. $100.00 Gift Certificate: Mrs. Roslyn King, Seagrave Mrs. Tony Minten, Greenbank 20% Off Ladies Dresses & Jumpsuits (Selected Styles) Entertaining for the holidays? Leave the work and worry of food preparation to us| For your dining pleasure we can supply... 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