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Prince Albert and area new By Ruth Bonnell Heather Hodgins and Mary Baxter went with Alison McNab and Tricia Fewer, last week to a cottage on Balm Beach on Georgian Bay. - Roy'and Dorothy Hope and family spent the long week- end with Terry and Eileen dlodgins at their cottage in Cambellford. On Sunday June 25 the Brownie Leaders made a presentation of the Religion in Life Awards to some of the Sunday School members namely, Commissioner Mrs. Vera Southgate, Brown Owl Glenys Windsor, of 2nd Pack sul Brown Owls Isabelle Bell and Margaret Caudle of 3rd Pack. Receiving the Religion in Life Emblem were: Colleen Andrews, Angela Clodd, Charlene REGIONAL MUNI HA Nig Cpt A ANT ve » AY es , » 2) t Panes PAR rah LT carve ROL DAN taunt de Daigle, Shelley Dearborn, Tamara Elliott and Cory Greenwood. The class of '68, 12D Re- union held recently. in the backyards of Sharon Wana- maker and Sandra Green- wood, was a great success. They had a previous class mate, Judy Willoby (nee Powell) attend, from as far away as British Columbia. Congratulations to Mike Bardeleben on having the lucky ticket, for the hand made quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faulk- ner from Scarborough spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks. Miss Ada Doupe and Mrs. Leta Doupe were Wednesday evening dinner guests with Sharon Wanamaker. Joanne and Larry Huston held a Bourke family reunion CIPALITY OF DURHAM in their backyard on Satur- day, July 1st. The Bourke family is Joanne's mothers side. Larry and Joanne put on a great barbecue and pool "party for all their guests. It was an exciting and interesting time for all as they were all first cousins and many had never met each other or in some cases it had been many years since some had seen one another. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Terry O'Connell from Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Shel- don O'Connell from Brault, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bourgon from Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bourgon from Quebec, Mrs. Joan La Roch- elle from British Columbia, Miss Peggy Brant of Saska- toon, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carroll of West Hill, Mr. and AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE DURHAM REGION SPECIAL STUDY AREA NO. 1 Lots 1,2, 3, & 4, B.F.C., Former Township of Clarke, Town of Newcastle AL OFFICIAL PLAN 2 of the Regional Munici the Durham Regional Official Plan. by the Planning and Develo, PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Planning and Development Committee of the Council pality of Durham will consider an amendment to The amendment will be considered pment Committee at a meeting to be held on July 18th, 1978 - 11:00 (a.m.) in the Board Room, Department of Planning and Development, 105 Consumers Drive, the recommendation of the Planning and considered by the Regional Council at a mee 1978 - 10:00 (a.m.) in the Council Chambe Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, The purpose of the Whitby, Ontario. Subsequently, Development Committee will be ting to be held on July 26th, rs, Regional Headquarters Ontario. proposed amendment is to establish land use designations for Special Study Area No. 12 of the Durham Regional Official Plan, as indicated on the sketch below. 668-7731. W. Beath Regional Chairman The document related to the proposed amendment is available in the ® Department of Planning and Development, Whitby, Ontario, and in the Office of the Headquarters Building, Requests to appear before the Planning and Development Committee and/or Regional Council as a deputation con amendment must be forwarded to the Regi Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, must be received 48 hours prior to the respective meeting. C.W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. 105 Consumers Drive, Regional Clerk, Regional 605 Rossland. Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Information regarding the proposed amendment may be obtained by calling Mr. L. Kotseff, Department of Planning and Development, (416) cerning the proposed onal S.A. H*12 10 PERMANENT AGRICULTURE SSA. N12 to MAJOR OPEM SPACE on ellected by SECTION 12-3-3 Clerk, Regional Ontario and Regional Clerk a AE. TRE "oe Mrs. Lorne Carroll of Scar- borough, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Wickett from Willow- dale, Mr. Bud Wickett from Downsview, Mrs. Beryl Buyers of Mississauga, Miss Lois Wickett and her freind Arn Singleton from Toronto. Joane wishes to extend a special thanks to her next door neighbours, Ross and Charlene Fertile for helping them out of an awkward predicament, when they kindly loaned them their barbecue and rotisserie and also to the Rev. and Mrs. Clarke for allowing their guests to park on their lawn. The day was greatly en- joyed by everyone and be- fore they left, for their homes, luscious cake and tea and coffee. Congratulations to Gord Geer and Christine Barassin who were married June 17th in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock joined a group for the week- end in the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa. They helped cele- brate a combination birth- day party held in honour of Mr. Robert Fairles of Osh- awa and a retirement cele- bration for Mr. S. McCubbin of Lethbridge, Alberta. A family picnic was held recently at the home of Norma Geer, on the occas- sion of her mother's birth- day, Mrs. Florence Middle- ton, of Port Perry. Paul and Gerrie Heard and baby Paul from Oshawa spent the long weekend with Bud and Helen Heard and Scott at their trailer in Have- lock. On Sunday Chas. and Lor- raine Andrew attended the George Davey Motors Picnic held at Poplar Park. I took a walk along the streets of Prince Albert one day and took note of the way the houses are numbered. I pity anyone trying to find a home in our area by the house numbers. There are even and uneven numbers on the same side of the street. One house was 186 and the house beside it was 223. That's a big jump and an uneven one at that. When I inquired of one lady how she received the number for her new home, she replied, "Well, I looked on each side to see what the neighbours had, and found a difference of 50. So I just picked a number in between that I liked and hung it up." Scugog Municipality ad- vertised in the Port Perry Star, approximately 2 year's ago that the houses in Prince Albert had been numbered and they asked all home owners to come and get their number from the Municipal office. PRESENT Engineered to be the very best. (South east corner) salishasscasanbu aiid Joanne served a" Mac's Electr At Hwy. 7A & 12 - Manchester, Ont. Will ship C.0.D. anywhere in Ontario. Call us collect for details. |] Lassa aiadaia dati adidin wn sodaabon EE a. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wernesday, July 12, 1978 -- 13 I had always thought my S house was correctly num- bered at 443, but I decided to check it with the municjpal office. I was informed that my house was number 9 Queen Street. How frustrated we would be if we drove along a street in Oshawa, looking for a certain house number and found them marked like ours. So really, why should we be satisfied with less for ourselves. Let's all get together and get the correct numbers on our homes. All you have to do is phone the Municipal Office at 985- 7386, give them your lot number and street, and they will give you your right house number. I've spent quite a lot of time trying to find why our homes are numbered the way they are and who num- bered them. The first story I was told was that Bell Can- ada had given them the number, but when I called Bell Canada, they said, "No, we never had anything to do with it, your own local Town Hall would have done it." I called a former council member and he said "Defin- ately not." He was quite sure the Lions Club were - responsible. Well, I called a member of the Lions Club and -- You guessed it -- they passed the honour to the Chamber of Commerce. When I got in touch with a Chamber of Commerce member they declined the honour. I find myself back to square one and rather frus- trated, but still very curious. If anyone knows who was responsible for originally numbering the houses and when, I would appreciate a call. Wedding Bells will soon be ringing again. On July 15 the Cathy Goulding and Ronald Wheeler will be married in the Port United Church. We are sorry to hear we are going to be losing a fine principal from our school Mr. H. Keizbrink has been transferred to the Dr. C. F. Cannon School. My son has had him as a principal for the past six years and has always looked up to Mr. Keizbrink with great respect. I'm sure most students will feel they are not only losing a good princi- pal but also a real friend. Mr. Rutledge has been appointed the new principal for September. Judy Olaisen and children, Mikey and Ricky spent four days with her girlfriend, Jan Leveque, in Dunchurch. Patience is the ability to count down, before blasting off. Beckett elected John Beckett, of Port Perry, has been elected Dis- trict Deputy Grand Master of Ontario District No. 41 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Brother Beckett, a mem- ber of Warriner Lodge No. 75 since 1965, received his Com- mission from the Grand Master, Brother Harry Noels of Forest, Ontario at the Ontario Grand Lodge Ses- sions in Toronto on June 14. As District Deputy Grand Master his duties are to act as the representative of Grand Lodge in matters relating to the working of the Order and to have general supervision over all Odd Fellows in his District. Ontario District comprises Odd Fellow Lodges in Osh- awa, Port Perry and Brook- lin. Perry KAWARTHA SUMMER THEATRE presents SHERLOCK HOLMES - The Incredible Murder of Cardinal Tosca (By Alden Nowlan and Walter Learning) with: ROBERT HALEY DAN MACDONALD ROBIN MARSHALL Directed by Dan MacDonald JULY 11 to 15 - 8:30 P.M. 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