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anna I A "Work beginsonbylaw for joint dog control . Councillors and officials from Uxbridge and Scugog are working on plans for a joint dog control program. Last Wednesday night, a meeting was held in Port Perry at which councillors from both townships agreed to recommend the joint ven- ture 'to - their respective councils. Costs of the operation would be split between the two townships and the Ux- bridge pound at Goodwood would be used. Mrs. Ann Barrett, Ux- bridge canine control officer, would look after both town- ships if councils approve. Mrs. Barrett currently picks up dogs in the former township of Reach under an agreement with the old council. Dogs from Scugog Island and Port Perry are currently sent to Whitby while the Cartwright pound is now in Bowmanville. Coun. Reg Rose of Scugog said he had estimated oper- ational costs of the pound at about $16,000 for next year if both townships were to use it. Ron Kester, Uxbridge Clerk-administrator, estim- ated the cost at about $19,000 and this would include Mrs. Barrett's salary. A joint-committee was established to draw up a uniform dog-control bylaw and dog tag fees for the two townships. The two townships collect- ed almost $15,000 in dog tag fees beftveen them this year. There was a discussion about what the fees should be and on how to make sure people bought dog tags. There was agreement that one township should operate the pound and bill the other township for one half the cost and that each township would collect and keep the revenue from dog tags for its area. Mrs. Barrett said she gets about 100 calls a month from Uxbridge and makes bet- ween 20 and 25 pick-ups a month. Since Scugog has almost the same population, a similar number could be expected she said. It has cost $10,600 so far this year to operate the pound. . Uxbridge councillors said the pound was modern and efficient and had cost $10,000 to build. The committee will report to council as soon as possible with a recommendation about uniform bylaws as officials hope things can be ready for the new year. No racing now (continued) the North American cham- pionship. First prize was $50.00. This points to the major concern of the partners which is financial support. Mr. Cox said he spent $2,500 for the outfit and then, another $1000 and 70 hours of work to rebuild it. But now that they are North American champions, there is some hope that the Kawasaki factory may back them. Bill is now in British Columbia and his mother says he is looking for a job as a bush pilot. "I'm pretty sure he will settle down in British Col- umbia," she said. "There are the most opportunities for bush pilots there." Mrs. Davidson said Bill may also be looking into Something Extra E : The Lord Simcoe has something njoy a 'extra for you. It's a 2 night 2 Night Sp ecial at PToronto' S Lord' sightseeing tour of Toronto's Simcoe Hotel ® * See your travel agent or contact us at special for two at a cost of only $69.90. It includes deluxe accommodation for two nights, dinner in the famous Captain's Table complete with a welcoming refresh- ment, continental breakfast each morning many exciting attractions is optional. You get something else that's special at the Lord Simcoe -- it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy throughout your stay with us. 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. Operated by Berkeley International Hotels Ltd. fvinter sidecar California. __ "But I hope he isn't," she said. "I really hope he has had his fill of it by now." Bill was brought up in the Port Perry area. "But ever since the time he was 16, he had been interested in motorcycles," Mrs. Davidson said. 'He had his first motorcycle when he was 17, and he went across Canada and down the coast. The team has considered going on a European cam- paign, if they can raise the money to finance the trip. They are interested in the Isle of Man 750 Class. They believe they could do well if they can get the money to get there. But, Bill's parents are hoping they never get the money they need. MacDonald (continued) racing in 50 hours a week and he is on 24-hour-call all winter. If Mr. MacDonald aver- aged 50 hours a week for a full year, his hourly rate - would work out to around $4.60 for this past year. Under the new schedule Mr. MacDonald will receive $15,000 a year. . Mr. MacDonald pointed out that despite inflation this year, the Roads Department would be within one per cent of the budget they set in January. MEDICATED. Uxbridge Shur-Gain Feedlot Starter Rations Help Overcome Stress-caused Diseases and get Cattle onto Full Feed Fast Steers and heifers coming into your feedlot can cause you a peck of trouble, unless they are properly brought onto full feed. From range or pasture into confinement involves many kinds of stress. But the stress problem--and the diseases triggered- feeders to full feed, in only 10- The "onto full feed" bringing in. Stresses suffered are even greater . . . should be raised. That's been done with NEW SHUR : GAIN 36% FEEDLOT STARTER SUPPLEMENT MEDICATED. Both the SHUR :- GAIN FEEDLOT STARTERS are available from: your local SHUR - GAIN Dealer. Wallace Marlow Co., Ltd. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO Church, Sunday December 15that 11:15a.m. Rev. B. R. Pogue in charge. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pargeter (nee Arlene Espie) who were married Saturday. Best Wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Mc Kenzie, Lisa and Leanne, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buckley attended the wed- - ding of Miss Patricia Wilson and Grant Slute at Whitby Church Saturday and the reception at the Thunderbird Golf and Country Club, Ashburn. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Croxall and boys, supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Os Croxall, Sunday. * Miss Lily Timbers, Mexico spending a few days with her neice, Mrs. Croxall, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price and Jason, Ottawa, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lill- ian Wilson, over the weekend. " Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lamb and boys dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb, Sunday. Happy Birthday, Bobby. Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and son, Tor- onto, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Streetsville. Sorry to hear Rod McKay while playing hockey at Sun- derland last week, suffered a broken leg. Mrs. Georgina and David Conboy spending the week- end with Mrs. Dolly Roberts. Manchester Church was nicely decorated on Dec. 5, when the U.C.W. met with twenty-three members pre- sent. Pat opened the meet- ing with a reading on Christ- mas and hymn "Silent Night". Irene read the scripture, and Pat gave "The life of Jesus' followed by 'Hark the Hearld Angels Sing". A collection for missions, Pat read the 23rd Psalm and led in prayer. Irene gave the roll call and minutes, Gwen gave the treasurers report and Marion the hospital report. Margaret Ann looking after Xmas boxes. Rev. G. Wylie closed the meeting and de- dicated the following: Slate of Officers for 1975-76:- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 1 m Manchester area Past Pres.-Mrs. Pat King- stone President-Mrs. Laura Wilson Ist Vice-Pres.-Mrs. Margaret Ann Lamb 2nd Vice-Pres.-Mrs. Lamb Treasurer-Mrs. Gwen Lamb Secretary-Mrs. Jean Elliott Irene Corres. Sect.-Mrs. Bernice Dobson Press Sect.-Mrs. Ruby [7 RELIABLE NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS -- ALTERATIONS Service is our business' 1, 1974 -- 19 Fielding Food Committee-Mrs. M.A. Lamb, Mrs. E. Franklin, Mrs. A. Roberts and Mrs. F. 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