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~ "YN Tide 5, CAR Che oy Dib AINE EERE uv EAE PEER 8, A 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 3, 1972 Council says no to chip wagon owner "You fellers are tougher than I thought,' chip wagon operator - Elmer Arsenault told Council as he left the Chambers, April 25, following a resolution" "denying his request to operate a chip wagon in the Yillage of Port Perry. This. had been the third consecutive meeting atten- ded by Mr. Arsenault in an attempt to persuade Council to grant him the licence to operate his chip wagon in the Village. \ Attheprevious meetings he had been told to search for a suitable location within the Village for his chip wagon, and bring this back to Council for their approval: Two separate locations found by Mr. Arsenault, one on lots owned, by Scanlon Motors across from the ball diamondon Water Street, and the other in the IGA store parkinglot, wereturneddown by Council because the zoning by-law does not allow for the operation "of "a "inobile food truck in those locations. Mr. Arsenault was told that theonlylocationinthe Village that would conform with the zoning by-law for such an operation would be in the lakefront park area but Council's feeling was that one chip wagon in this area is enough. In the discussion between CouncilandMr. Arsenault, he said "I'm serious about this (getting the licence) and it's been costing me a lot of money. If Council only wants one chip wagon in the Village why wasn't I told this last week (meeting of April 18)? "I thought this was made | Softball Registration Saturday, at the Ball Park 10:00 AM. - 4:00 PM. -- AGES -- TYKE -- UNDER 9 YRS. SQUIRT -- UNDER 11 YRS. PEE WEE -- UNDER 13 YRS. BANTAM -- UNDER 15 YRS, MIDGET -- UNDER 17 YRS. JUNIOR -- UNDER 21 YRS. All boys must register on this date. Any Persons wishing to help out as coaches or umpires please contact Mr. Clare Watts, 985-2696 May 6th perfectly clear last week," replied Councillor Gerald Jackman. At the April 18 meeting, Council implied that it was their wish to have only one chip wagon in the area Zoned for such an operation, how- ever, no resolution passed to deny the licence. d . The resolution at the April 25 meeting turning down Mr. Arsenault's request was passed unanimously. Mr, Arsenault was told by Council that he would be consideredshouldthe present .. chip wagon operator ever decide to discontinue - his operation in the Village. Prince Albert 4-H Club Theeighthand last meeting of the Prince Albert Pals was held on Saturday, April 29, 1972. ; The meeting was opened with the Lord's Prayer and Karen O'Reilly read the minutes of the last meeting. We were reminded about Achievement Day and we decided for each of us to bring our own lunches. We were asked to have our garments well-pressed, clean and to make sure that no threads . were showing. : We modelled our garments - and will-have another prac- tice at the Community Centre on Tuesday, May 23, 1972. We were shown how to mark garments and-four girls had theirs picked and then four others demonstrated. The meeting was closed with the 4-H pledge. 'NOTICE SANITARY SEWER LATERALS The Village of Port Perry has been advised by the Ontario Water Resources Commission that all persons who own property that is servicable by the present sewage system and that is not presently serviced by a sanitary sewer lateral should make application for the installation of same at the municipal office . . . on or before May 15, 1972 Notice is hereby given to all property owners within the Village of Port Perry that they ensure that sewer laterals have been installed to all lots ~. that comply with the provisions of Zoning By-Law Number 1627 of the Village. t Persons who desire the installation of the sewer lateral and who fail to take advantage of this opportunity will have to pay the actual cost of installing the sewer lateral from the sewer main to the property line which is estimated to be approximately $600.00. J. N. BRODIE Clerk-Treasurer Smoke and flames can be seen as this fire early Sunday morning completely destroyed interior of Trewin residence in Blackstock. The home, over 100 years old, is said to have been one of the oldest in the Village. Firemen from Cartwright Township and Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Departments fought the blaze for five hours. here was extensive fire, smoke and water damage to household contents. Damage estimates are not yet known. . Photo by Ed. McMahon A Free Rose to the first 100. Ladies on So" m wii | Pentland Jewellery Ltd. 193 QUEEN STREET -- 985-7641 -- PORT PERRY \ HEADQUARTERS Lovelace and Columbia { DIAMOND RINGS Brand Name WATCHES to: 29% FF STOREWIDE DISCOUNT $0000 rset stesIRILRINIIRNEIRILILOIEOLILOIOREOOIOLBOLDLES BpeaneasT 2 V2 ICE LAER EEE EER I RI A A I I NNN SE I SST TY Many Other Specially Priced Items Don't Miss This Once A Year Event THURS., FRI. SAT. ONLY BIGGER & BETTER fREWORKS DISPLAY PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS MONDAY, MAY {8 A (WILL START AS SOON AS IT IS DUSK) " SPONSORED BY PORT PERRY FIRE DEPARTMEN oN "TICKETS $2.00 428 2% {7 EE ----