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wal ' » Se i : at TER oh - an lao > ad MEN pn a, WL 17 re = , Fa Va ae 2 oN NX a Fd SS So = ¢-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 37, 1978 remember when ...? continued. 35 YEARS AGO Thursday, Seplember 23, 1943 Mr. Oscar Beare has enlisted in the Service Police Division of the Air Force. Owen Reader, Keith Crozier and Roy Humphreys, Scugog, left last week to help with the harvest in Manitoba. Suits or overcoats made to measure $29.50 and $35.00. Guaranteed to fit. Pert Perry High Scheol opened for 1943 with an at- tendance of one hundred and nine. Mr. Chas. Crandell of Rochester, N.Y., a former resident of Port Perry some 48 years ago, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Powers and renewed acquaintances in town. Mr. Alvin Heayn, Scugog Island, brought in a green pepper measuring 13% x 14% inches in circum- ference. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 24,1953 The Lions Club is staging a musical minstrel in the High School Auditorium on September 24 and 25. The title of the show is "On Stage Canada' and includes children in the Tiny Tot Popularity Contest. Mr. Arthur J. Moore of Vancouver and London is holidaying this week with Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Smallman, Port Perry. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 25, 1958 Mr. Fred Christie and Paul are visiting relatives in Winnipeg. Msds. Roy Turner, Ivan Thompson, Neil Bailey and John Ballingal attended an officers meeting of Girl Guides at Doe Lake. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers, Epsom, who celebrated their fortieth wedding an- niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Popadenic, Utica, have sold their farm and will be moving to Zepher. 15 YEARSAGO Thursday, Séptember 26, 1963 -Port Perry's own Dr. Matt Dymond was re-elected by a substantial margin in yesterday's provincial elec- tion. The total vote was Dymond (P.C.) 9,864; Hollingsworth (Lib.) 4,297; Edwards (N.D.P.) 2,218. After six years of service with the Colborne Chronicle, Bill Harrison is back in his home town, Port Perry. On Monday he took over the position as managing editor of the '"'Star"', the paper where he first learned the printing business. His employer is Mr. Per Hvidsten, new publisher of the Star. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thom- pson, Prince Albert, whose Tipplar Pigeon won second prize in its class at the C.N.E. Cattle rustlers slaughtered a 500 lb. calf on the farm of Messrs. Fred and Franklin Phoenix of Green- bank last week. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 26th, 1968 The Hospital Building Fund received $200. from the Chamber of Commerce, part of the proceeds from the Carnival staged by the C. of C. Population of Port Perry increased by 91 during 1968, bringing the total population to the highest ever recorded at 2,746. Vin Walker was elected chairman of the Arena Board at a recent meeting held by the appointed mem- bers. Congratulations to Earl Phoenix, Greenbank, who won the 4-H Club Showmanship Trophy at Lindsay Fair on September 18. Mrs. Marie Monahan of Seagrave and Mrs. May Swash of Port Perry, attended the Ladies Auxiliary 33rd convention of the Royal Canadian Legion held in Ottawa, September 16th to 19th as delegates from Port Perry Legion Branch 419. MORTGAGE LOANS 1st Mortgage from 10% % a i $9). 2nd Mortgages from 112% No Salary Requirements. Homes - Cottages - Farms - Debt. Consolidation MORTGAGES PURCHASED Open 7 Days a Week Call FRANK COULSTING SUTTON (416) 722-8343 Morris Pompili Mortgage Broker TF. BW ULB A HL RA AS BTY A PRISER SL SER Seid yt . 3 LEU A - rE A (From page 1) detrimental effect on the environment of the proposed 15-acre site, and the land has only a very: limited potential for farm purposes. The proposed development would also mean increased b) wn SF he 0 NA YR Lael assessment for Scugog Township. Durham Region council voted against the necessary Official Plan changes on the basis of a planning commit- tee report which says in part that the development would be an intrusion into a rural Woman Jailed in An Oshawa woman was sentenced September 19 to three months in jail for her role last November in a hold-up at a Port Perry Brewer's Retail store. Pauline LeBlanc, 42, of 888 Glen St., pleaded guilty 'in county court here to armed robbery. It was stressed by her counsel, however, that she was only an accomplice. Court was told that on November 7, LeBlanc and a man rented a car and drove into Whitby, where LeBlanc went into a K-Mart depart- ment store and bought a pellet gun. They then drove to Port armed robbery Perry - to the store at 667 Queen Street. Court was told that Le- Blanc remained in the car, while the man went inside and robbed the store of $550. -LeBlanc claimed she re- ceived $32 of that money. Court also heard that the - man had asked LeBlanc to buy the gun and did not tell her he was going to rob the store until they arrived near Port Perry. While sentencing LeBlanc, Judge Donald R. Schearer called the robbery a '"'sup- remely serious crime', adding that she was not the prime mover, only the ac- complice. economy of downtown Ux- bridge (just one mile away), it was at one time part of a viable farm operation, and that it could lead to "strip development" along Re- . gional Road 23, which is contrary to the Durham "Official Plan. A public meeting on the issue was held in February of this year in Port Perry, and at that time residents living in the iate area presented arguments in favour of and against the proposed development The Durham Region Plan- ning Committee agreed September 12 to turn down the request for 3h "official 'Want motel site reconsidered area, that it could harm the Plan Amendment, but the vote at that meeting was apparently a close one. In commenting on the pro- posal, Mayor Malcolm said that some of the objections . from residents living nearby seem to stem from the fact that they don't know the specific nature of the de- velopment. He added that if the Official Plan amend- ments are approved, the proposal could still net proceed until Scugog Town- ship agrees to a zoning change. Before that hap- pens, said the Mayor, they Township would demand a detailed site plan agreement spelling out exactly what is proposed. $ave Fuel "H" Heat Exchanger for Fireplaces t. - Up to September 30th $160.00 Fuel Savings will pay the cost inone year. For information call: HAMER'S Dodge Deal Days 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 _____Brooklin 655-4492 At DEAN WATSON's '78 ASPEN 2-Door Coupe LHHAYS Buy now and avoid the 1979 price increase! Buy now and avoid the sales tax increase! 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