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UE ES BOER at's J AY IEE LET SNS «Taya e ry FG, LE Ly » LN oe a Se 0 . 1 "gh ' . PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 23, 1978 -- 9 A large oak tree struck by lightening during the severe storm last Saturday afternoon left this gaping hole in the roof of Fred Oxley's home at Portview Beach, and at left is one of the huge branches. This one ended up in the hallway inside the house. Fortunately, nobody was in the house when the tree hit. Mr. Oxley said that damage will likely run in excess of $10,000. and is covered by insurance. Public meetings scheduled Continued and the recommended sizes for new lots is also one acre. In both hamlets the plans suggest that Scugog Town- ship encourage tree planting ¥nd preservation, and large tracts of land in both areas are recommended for per- manent open space. In the case of Caesarea, the plan suggests that an annual monitoring program be carried out by the Town-: ship and the Health Depart- ment to check possible con- HOME HARDWARE Official Opening 'DRAW WINNERS Skilsaw - Mrs. J. Wilkinson, R.R.2, Blackstock; BBQ - Mr. Henry Janssen, PL A Simcoe St, Port Perry; Disston Elec. Garden Sprayer - Inge 1% VanRyswick, 9 Alexander St., Blackstock; Crock Pot - Allan Rahm, 459 Bigelow St., Port Perry; Pots & Pans - Mrs. D. Alexander, 458 Kent St., Port Perry; Bissell Rug Shampooer - Mrs. F. Gordon, R.R.3, Uxbridge; Shelf Kit - Fred W. Nagle. Seagrave; Ski Vest - Roy Ogden, Lakeside Beach, Port Perry; Weller Soldering Gun Kit - Ivy Dyer, Raglan; Hand Lantern - Harold H. Dobson, R.R.4, Port Perry; Screw Driver Set - Ray Hobbs, R.R.1, Kinmount; Tape Assortment - Dorothy Lee, Nestleton; Hand Shower - Mrs. Ernest Lee, Greenbank; Weathervane - Ross Bloye, Blackstock; Evens 100 ft. tape - E. Haensgan, R.R.4, Sunderland; Hand Lantern - Mrs. F. Middleton, 247 Mary St., Port Perry; Caframo Fan - D.V. Frayer Sr., Caesarea; Cork Bulletin Board - Doreen Hope, Port Perry; Screw Driver Set - P. Macpherson, 259 Mary St., Port Perry; Level - Laurence Smith, 128 Alva St. Port Perry; Hammer - Jim Cameron, 205 Casimir St., Port Perry; Hack Saw - Celia Williamson, 112° Alva St., Port Perry; Bic Table Lighters - C. Casteels, R.R. 3, Port Perry, J. McLellan, R.R.4, Sunderland, Helen Simpson, b15 Nelson Street, and Lois Stuart, Nestleton; Paper Dispenser - Mrs. K. Johnston, 464 Balsam St., Port Perry. INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!" tamination of existing groundwater supplies, and to assure that new develop- ment does not deplete these supplies. Both plans suggest that no industrial development take place within the hamlet boundaries of either Black- stock or Caesarea, and that furhter commercial develop- ment "Compliment the character of the hamlet." The purpose of the public meetings is to allow the residents to make suggest- ions and recommendations about the future of their communities, and once all these have been considered by Scugog Township, the final proposals will be incor- porated into the Durham Region Official Plan. Last summer, similar plans for Utica and Nestleton were completed by the council and Regional plann- ing department, and are now part of the Official Plan. NEED Photo Copies 985-7383 Ie CRT (aU PERI A h 72 PRICE FINAL SUMME All Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS ~~ _¥. DRESS SHIRTS f= SWIMWEAR & SHORTS Reduced 1% Price | To Clear! Sales Final Gregory sc Men' sQWeat Ld. LAKEVIEW PLAZA - PORT PERRY 985-8160 FREEMAN OPEN TO 9:00 FORMAL FRIDAY NIGHTS RENTALS L (Merchandise not as illustrated) » . ; v - CA J a » . ' . a . SRE A at li ds AiR A AS EASA 2 RA Su hd kB oa IB RAS A ei stad 5G. LE am 2c Fo >, >t are Sat Magis LANA li Moves, RY ph ky mA FT Fol 3 Ye > Peay we on 2 rd ay ---" A ELE Ded Ly. are! yu aty Se