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PA APRA POPES No funds for Fire Code Scugog Township council Monday afternoon officially rejected a request for funds from Unit One of the Scugog Fire department to imple- ment this year a coded identification system for properties in Ward 1 (old Reach Township). The decision by council, which was unanimous, cited the fact that the 1978 budget has already been set, and there are no other funds: available to cover the esti- mated cost of $6,000 neces- sary to put the system into Food For Thought by The Hillier's Tiny scoops of ice cream, made with a melon baller, are attractive in a par- fait. Be sure to freeze them firm before serv- ing, or they'll melt too quickly. Make crumb crust special by adding finely ground almonds or walnuts, or a teaspoon of brandy or rum. Super with cheese- cake. You can raise yeast 'dough in a turned-off oven. If there is no pilot light, place a votive can- dle in the bottom rear of the oven, or a pan of hot water just below the bowl of dough. Oven-fried chicken with a south-of-the-border fla- vour: coat pieces with taco flavoured mix and a little flour, dip in melted butter, roll in crushed tortilla chips. Serve with grated cheese and pepper sauce. Diet tip: sprinkle a little lemon or orange juice over vegetables - and skip the butter! If you're watching what you eat, what you eat should be wonderful! Can't waste those limited" calories on anything less. Come to . the Dairy Bar ON THE WATERFRONT Port Perry 985-8611 and delight in every dish. OPEN EVENINGS TO 10 P.M. fomil mig amily Wh Trust TRUST CORPORATION Guaranteed Investments 92% FOR 5 YEARS operation this year. A formal request for the funds had been made May 8 when a delegation of fire- men met with members of council. At the May 8 meeting, members of council seemed to be receptive to the idea of the coded identification system, although there were reservations expressed at that time over where the money would come from. The Fire department esti- mated that it would cost '$4200 in wages (700 man- hours at $6 per hour) and Too many minor variances more than materials. $1500 in In turning down the re- quest for the money, council did leave open the possibil- ity that the funds could be provided in the 1979 budget. Council upset with developer Members of Scugog Town- ship council expressed anger and dismay over a recent Committee of Ad- justment decision, and pas- sed a resolution to force a contractor to be more pre- cise about the location of a new home on a lot. Council Monday afternoon passed a resolution initiated by councillor Reg Rose which would require Jacob- sen Construction of Whitby to submit a foundation wall survey for every new home the company constructs in future in Scugog Township. What sparked the resolut- ion was a Committee of Adjustment decision recent- ly which granted the con- struction company a minor variance of 9.5 feet for a house under construction in Ward 1, which is too close to a road allowance. Councillor Rose said his motion was prompted by the fact that this was not the first time the company had to apply for minor vari- ances for houses under con- struction. In fact, he said, there have been six or eight similar instances. Councillor Vern Asselstine suggested that the require- ment of a survey may not solve the problem, and he said council might have to consider forcing the con- tractor. to tear down the - foundation walls if they aren't constructed within the limits of the building by-law. Council had knowledge of the 9.5 foot discrepancy on the house under construc- tion in Ward 1, and had asked that the Committee of Adjustment reject the re- quest for a minor variance. However, in a written report to the council, the Committee justified its action by saying that a 9.5 foot set-back is considered "minor"; the house in its present location does not present a visibility prob- lem; and that zoning and other regulations are being adhered to. At one point during the debate on the issue, mem- bers of council discussed an appeal. of the Committee of Adjustment decision to the Ontario Municipal Board. However, it was decided this course of action would tie up further construction of the house for several months, and that the deve- loper would get the message by the resolution demanding the foundation wall survey. A Township by-law states that the council may ask for such a survey for any new house under construction in the Township. Charge youth with assault A 15-year-old juvenile and a 17-year-old Caesarea youth face charges of trespassing and assault following an incident last week at Cart- wright Central Public School in Blackstock. A spokesman for the New- castle OPP detachment said the two youngsters allegedly entered the school at noon hour May 16 .and were asked to leave. BEAUTIFUL PATIOS dl te They refused, and in the incident that followed, a teacher at the school was allegedly assaulted by the juvenile. Due to appear in Bowman- ville court June 13 to face a charge of trespassing is David Frederick Thomas of Caesarea. The juvenile will appear in court June 8 in Bowmanville charged with assault and trespassing on school property. start with CEMENT P RO DU CTS = Ea from ... Lmdmsnradobsbisab odoin Soden odedas trimpilov didn 5 Message from USA comes by balloon Spring seems to be the time of the year when - a lot of secrets are uncovered from the snow covered ground. Last week young Scott Wilson of Epsom dropped into the Star with some balloons and a letter which his brother Rick found about two miles from Uxbridge. 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