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jb! College; and Ron Deeth. Sitting left, Mayor Lawrence Malcolm and Regional cl Chairman Walter Beath, bio ye, George Brown College. Mr. a Buck displayed his «talents: i 7 " . . . at cutting, and offered i : informative advise about Struggling with campsite trailers betaine aes 7 of beef products. er v , f Pl - don't know," sai : William Newman brought 5 Cont'd from Page 11 ink alien Tan lg "they oy now? said Gobnellior greetings from the Province ? #4 allowed to appear before feel thei ty has d "All ( ih d of Ontario, and commended wd council at the next general I, property hag Ce- We (councl) ¢an co ' i 5 meeting when the recom. Preciated in value because now," he continued, "is at- Ihe Deeths on their excel- i mended changes to the site of the marina and campsite, tempt to control our own lent operation. 'This type : a1 rh i an t will be dis. and that they plan to appeal by-laws. It's a trade-off. Of service is much needed in : - Ad plan agreement wi 5 their tax ASR SIibIL on. this the community" he said, Ron Deeth gives William G. Newman, Minister of Mh Over 300 people attended the Grand Opening Ceremonies held at the farm of Ron and Betty Deeth last Saturday, as they set forth into a new venture at their Windcrest Farm. Among those present for the official opening were, back left, Betty Deeth, Arthur Buck, meat cutting specialist with George Brown cussed. basis. We are changing site plan agreements to get the trail= Open new packing plant Months - of planning and preparation culminated last weekend for Ron and Betty Deeth with the Grand Open- ing of their modern meat packing plant on Windcrest Farm, ~The plant is one of the most up-to-date in the area, and features an advanced meat packaging machine that is the only one of its kind in Canada. Although costly, 'the new packaging process provides one of the most efficient methods available. After being wrapped and sealed on all four sides of the package, the meat moved along a conveyor and into the shrink tunnel, where the Cryovac film shrinks to the shape of the product. From here it is colour coded and then placed in the freeze for "quick freeze", the most efficient method of freezing. Friend and neighbouring farmer, Joe Baxter was MC for the opening ceremonies, and introduced many of the people who were attending the function. Among those present were William Newman, Minister of Agri- culture; 'Walter Beath, Regional Chairman; 'Lawrence Malcolm, Mayor of Scugog Township and . many other friends, two of whom flew from Red Deer, Alberta, to be present for the occassion. A large marquis tent; errected on the grounds of the farm was the scene for a demonstration of beef cutting by Arthur Buck, meat cutting specialist at "and we need more facili ties like it throughout Ontario'. 'Mr. Newman said that he believes strongly .in the family farm, as it is one-of the freest enterprises that exist today. Mayor Lawrence Malcolm outlined this affiliation with the Deeth's project from the beginning, and the "red tape' that was cut to:allow them to go ahead. He congratulated Ron Deeth on his confidence in the project, and the thorough job that had been done. "Your new enterprise is a real asset to the people of the Township of Scugog" he concluded. a E ) i] } | Both Ron and Betty Deeth welcomed the 250 people he attended the Friday t ceremonies, stressing that it was very gratifying to see so many. present, They. also thanked the many friends and: neigh- bours. for their untireing efforts in helping them get ready for the opening. After the beef cutting demonstration . by Mr. Arthur Buck, a tour of the packing house and a bar. beque beef dinner filled out the evening, During the Saturday, open house for the public, over 50 people took advantage of the opportunity to see the plant and were treated to barbequed hamburgers. Agriculture, a hand with the first cut of beef at the o » | Won hy iA CIVIL SUIT Mrs. Spence wanted to ers away from the fence . opening ceremonies of Windcrest Farms last Friday 5 She is a member of the know how a business such (which abuts property of Wintario Tickets evening. 3 55 Canadian Environmental as a marind could carry on Platten Island residents). available at the ) A Law Association, a group of operation in an area not We know we can't get the Ua i lawyers that offer their ser- zoned commercial. Council- - trailers out of the camp- Port Perry Star a 7%: - vices free in legal cases lor Reg Rose explained that ground completely, but we. 985-7383 vi where environmental issues the marina is considered a ° are trying to make it more a are concerned. On behalf of continuing non-conforming acceptable. We want to find i the 14 Platten Island rate- use of land that was estab- a bargaining position." Vii) ; payers she has launched a lished when this municipal- The meeting adjourned at : ; J civil suit against Goreski ity (Scugog Township) 1:15a.m. until 7:30 Tuesday : y THE UNITED CHURCH OF Resorts to be heard this fall came into existence. "But evening when council was to ' CANADA -m in Toronto. how Mr. Goreski got started continue with regular busi- PORT PERRY CHARGE Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spence in the first place, I just ness. . Rev. R. Brawn, Minister 4: ; I SUNDAY, JULY 3 Ryd ent 9:55 a.m, Combined Service a ; : 3 At St. John's Presbyterian ~~ PORT:PERRY BAPTIST TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG . PRINCE ALBERT ~~" CHURCH _ Victoria & Grey Trust 11:00 Mr. Clarence Sadler ~~ Rev. D. C. Payne, Pastor DISTRICT PLANS FOR THE HAMLETS OF UTICA Guaranteed Investments| and the Martyn Family 9:45 a.m. Bible School het Guest Speaker ram. 00% AND NESTLETON STATION SCUGQG PASTORAL 11 fn] Morning Worship 7 % CHARGE 7 p.m, Drive-in Service Rev. C. E. Clarke at Fairgrounds ~~ * | | TINGS Rev. E. Linstead All Welcome SUNDAY, JULY'3 -- Wed..7:30. Prayer. Mtg. is : 9:45 a.m. Scu, " : ~~ UTICA HALL NESTLETON HALL FOR 5 YEARS png Tio 8 CHURCH OF ASCENSION x» 0 . 3 oH 3 bi) } 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, 8:00 P.M. THURSDAY, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. C. Rose, Miniter a 9% Percent if Int IN CANADA Hon. Asst. Rev. A. Woolcock J) JUNE 29, 1977. JUNE 30, 1977. ant) interest (SUNDAY, JULY 3 SUNDAY, JULY 3 % The Township of Scugog has prepared draft District Plans for the ° Wane Faighr i, Worshiv I ' fi Hamlets of Utica and Nestleton Station. . -- INTEREST -- Sermon on the Mount ST. JOHNS, BLACKSTOCK " , A The purpose of each meeting is to present the draft Plan for the is payable half yearly or Dimensions in Sorrow SUNDAY, JULY 3 4 respective hamelt in order to solicit public input. may be left to compound : ; Trinity IV : YB In addition, the public is invited to view an Information display at the GBR SOM Burn's Church, Ashburn 9:30 Morning Prayer; i Township of Scugog Municipal Office in Port Perry from June 27th to 30th ' nS. 10:00 Sunday School = mre 3 i between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. HNGURAMOR 11:15 Divine Worship ~~ PENTECOSTAL CHURCH io Further information concerning these meetings and Information dis- a pind Listen to Amazing Grace Rev. R. Batten = . 8 plays, may be obtained by calling Miss D. Van Camp, Clerk, Township of A Y Sunday Morning at 9:15am, Rev. I MacLean } Scugog, Port Perry, Ontario (416) 985-7346. LIMITED CKLB OSHAWA - DIAL 1350 10 a,m. Family Bible H | D. Van Camp, Clerk, | Minister 1 4.m. Praise and Yo Se ] | Township of Scugog. 193 Queen St: Port Perry | The Rex. Biaart Mekatyre 7 pm. Evang. Sery Fe >