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Cheat Thank you "Santa". On your behalf a donation to Big Brothers will be made. HOLIDAY CLOSING Dec. 26th to Dec. 29th Closed Sat.. Dec. 30th - 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 68 Water St. - Port Perry - 985-7255 GORDON & BOYS are back in the Scugog area and doing what they do best at the SUN VALLEY PAVILLION SEAGRAVE - ONTARIO Caterers to Weddings, Banquets, Dances, Club Parties, Anniversary Parties. THE MOST' COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE IN THE AREA PHONE 1-705-357-2303 FT VVV VV I IIIT Vo MAA AAA ALAA AAA 444404000000 0000404a, FVVVVVV VIII ITVVVVVVVVVIVV AAA A AAA A L444 04 Get Back to Nature with HENNA PERMS by Helene Curtis FOR MEN AND WOMEN Soft Body, Savage or Afro-Curl This perm gives your hair the lustrous conditioning benefits of natural Henna while perming at the same time. ED) RAs = "ag 4 WL 3 » . RADNER HAPS he row aT = var ne ards a a Ve, A - a} N a [oq 0 = oA. 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"HAIR CENTRE PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-7232 Boe a 3 a wi 6 WEA 5 "wil, te br ad OSHAWA Academy Men's & Women's Hairstyling 304 Stevenson RAN 576-1850 OSHAWA City Men's Salon & Toupee Centre For Men & Women 68King St W 725.8710 Nh Ra Lol aa FR BAWMANVILLE Artistic Barber & Beauty Men's & Women's Hairstyling AN, - n-------- OSHAWA Arcade Men's & Women's Hairstyling wo NN - RA 359 Wilson Rd S 725.979] Dominion Plaza i OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE Adam & Eve Unisex Men's & Womens Hairstyling 21 Temperance St S 623.4191 Riviera Men's & Women's Hairstyling 600 King St E 723-8601 Sh Xs mad All Salons provide a private styling room for men's comfort. $500 Pay Boost Councillors hike yearly salary Durham Region council lors voted last week to increase their salaries by $500, bringing the total to $12,980 per year, one-third of it tax free. The council also voted to hike the yearly salary of the Regional chairman by. $1000, for a total of just over $35, 000. The vote, which was held at the last regular business meeting of Durham council on December 20, carried easily by a 17-11 margin and sparked the usual debate over this .issue with some councillors arguing that it was not necessary to raise their salaries, and others stating that amount of work that goes with the job makes the increase more than justi- fied. Actually, the new council was ratifying a recommen- dation made last June by the . old Durham council, which adopted the policy of setting any salary increase several months ahead of an election. The strongest opposition to the increase came from freshman councillor Ed Kolodzie (Oshawa) who suggested that members take a course in "personal money management.' Councillor Kolodzie Seagrave news by Jackie Boyle I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and may I extend my good wishes to each of you for peace and happiness in the new year. Many happy returns to Mrs. Phyllis Wray who contributed her pennies to : the Birthday Box on Sunday morning. Christmas eve service at our church was apparently well attended and greatly enjoyed by all. Rumour has it that a new seed has been planted in the vicinity of Pumpkin Corners and the yield should be apparent by mid April. Please be on the lookout for this unique variety. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Short on the recent arrival of their chosen grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin celebrated Christmas on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Coxsworth in Uxbridge. Boxing Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin included Mr. and Mrs. James Butler. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin celebrated Christmas on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Coxsworth in Uxbridge. Boxing Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin included Mr. and Mrs. James Butler and daughters Norma and Karen of Orillia, along with James' mother, Mrs. Mary Butler. Many good wishes for a speedy return to health for Mr. Murdy McMillan who has recently been hospital- ized in Oshawa. Please call Diane Puckrin at 985-2489 with your news items for next week. "The heart has its reasons, which reason does not know' - Author Unknown. #% FISH & THE GALLEY We wish to thank the citizens of Port Perry CHIPS suggested that the $500 a year raise, which amounts to about $8 per week after taxes, was not necessary, and individual councillors could be this money ahead simply by cutting out 'a bottle of booze, or cigarettes or a large pizza with the works." He questioned whether the amount of time spent on municipal business justified the increase, saying that council and committee meetings rarely last more than a couple of hours. That statement by Kolodzie got a rise out of Whitby councillor Jerry Fisher who said the time spent at meetings is only part of the job. Fisher said he spends a lot of time meeting and talking with constituents at all hours of the day-and night. But councillor Kolodzie pushed on with his attack against the raise in pay, and before the vote was taken stated that if it was ap- proved, he would take his $500 and set up a scholarship fund for journalism students at Durham College. *'Maybe they can look into exactly how many hours a week councillors do spend on the job." Pickering councillor Ken Matheson supported the raise, saying that no member of council is being forced to take it. He said being a municipal politician w is the only job he has, and he puts in a 50 to 60 hour week. Both Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor and councillor Reg ~Rose voted in favour of the increase. Timothy Brunton came home from London, England to spend Christmas Week with his father and family. Meanwhile, Judy, his wife, spent the holiday with her family in Bedford, England. $2.50 Advance Port Perry High School presents "Canada's Foremost Spaceage Mentalist, the incredible, 'MIKE MANDEL' Thursday, Jan. Advance Tickets available at Mersco Store or call 985-7 103. 4th - 8:00 p.m. $3.00 At the Door McKAY & MACK BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS are pleased to announce the re-location of their Port Perry Law Office to the HARRIS, FLETCHE : "= ® B® the Permanent Canada Permanent Trust Company Guaranteed Investment Certificates & Debentures Va % INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY <> FOR FIVE YEARS Subject to change without notice DON FORDER Insurance Agency Ltd. 24 Water Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-8471 Releases: 8A(a)Db). Scugog; ted. Carried. (3) That refusal to comply with an order of Manda dividual members thereof, open to a char fines or imprisonment. Council feels that (4) That this Council in no way considers wishes to state categorically that an comply with the policies and and surrounding area for their patronage. "RENNIE HOUSE" Wishing All a Very Merry Christmas and 230 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario 4% « Happy New Year. PHIL & SYLVIA Telephone: 985-8488 PHIL JR. & JASON McBRIDE i RESOLUTION NO. 78-207 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG RESOLUTION: Moved by - G.E. Jackman Seconded by - R.E. Drew AND RESOLVED THAT the General Pu (1) That By-Law No. 73-78, passed on the 18th day of December, 1978. is a by-law to exempt the property at Part Lot 1, Concession 13, former Township of Reach. from the provisions of section 8A(2)Xb) of By-law 1886 a residential use as permitted by the zone for the business use of a specialized farm a (2) That this By-Law was passed by Council only because of the Order-in-Council No. 278/78 which was a diective from the Cabinet of the Province of Ontario, and because of the order of Mafilamus granted by Mr. Justice Galligan on November the 9th, 1978. and because of the refusal of the Ontario Court of Appeal to grant leave to appeal this order on December 4, 1978 leaving Council with no further avenue of appeal; DATED THIS 18th DAY OF DECEMBER. 1978. JEROME D. TAYLOR, MAYOR blic be informed by advertisements or Press » as amended, to permit a 10-acre parcel for provisions of Section 8A(2)a) and is 10 acres s permitted by the zone provisions of Section mus would leave the Council, and in- ge of Contempt of Court and liable to individual this would be of no benefit to the Township of that By-Law No. 73-78 sets a precedent and y further applications of a similar nature which do not provisions of Official Plans and zoning by-laws will be rejec- ¢ 3 &». { i i ' 4 | f f { »