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Two chops each and a couple to share. I turn- ed green. But she and Hugh ate two each and (continued) Hugh had another couple for breakfast. I bought some home-made bread and Elena has six slices. Hugh ate the rest of the loaf, at the same sitting, except for one slice, which I surrep- titiously snagged while they were sitting around belching. Tough diet, eh? Threw them onto a bus to the city this morn- ing, laden down with plastic bags full of corn, beans, blueberries, tomatoes and green onions. All fresh, local stuff. They've left me with a refrigerator full of Elena's diet soup (ugh!), Hugh's dried corn, and a lot of other delicacies from the health food store that are going straight into the garbage. It's a lot of fun, running a summer hotel. With no staff. Next summer, there's going to be no manager, either. 7 letters Enumerator .... (From page 5) couple who claimed he could not find the lists. He put them on our main door himself! He could not find their names on the lists. He took their names and said he would try to see to it that they were on the list. Because he was not trained to enumer- ate he did what he thought best and phoned another enumerator. The message was pass- ed to me when I came home. These people could not be put on the list after August 15th. They would have to be sworn in. I tried off and on phoning until Sept- ember 3rd. (The lists were still available to be seen and checked on until September 9th at the place designated on the posted notices). My husband, Return- ing Officer and a couple of other enumerators knew I was trying to contact these people. I resent that the extended efforts made just for them, are considered by them "Incompetent". In closing I would like to reassure these people that their "RIGHT" as Canadian Citizens and Taxpayers was not denied. It was their Responsibility as Cana- dian citizens that was neglected by their not attending to the situa- tion (in person if necess- ary) by or before the 15th of August. 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While construction of new single family hous- ing showed a modest increase over last year, the number of semi- detached, row houses and apartment units dropped more than 70 per cent. There were permits issued for just 24 semi- detached houses; 103 row houses and 70 apartment units. While residential - development showed a decrease this year, the opposite took place in other building sectors in the Region. The total value of all non-residential permits in Durham jumped 74 per cent this year, from - $30.4 million to $52.9 million, according to a report compiled by Dur- ham Region's Planning department. These include indust- rial, commercial and agricultural permits, along with institutional and government use permits. The report says that fluctuating mortgage rates, the lack of government finance incentives for multi-unit residential projects and the apparent consumer preference for single family homes all contri- buted to the building climate in the first seven months of the year. The main reason for marked increase' in industrial activity was the $15 million stamping plant at General Motors. v In actual dollars, the total value of all permits issued in Durham for the first seven months of the year was $164.9 million, an increase of 19 per cent over the $138.2 million in permits for the same period in 1983. The city of Oshawa led all municipalities in Durham with $40.5 million in permits, followed by Ajax with $38.3 million, and Pick- ering with $29 million. Scugog Township issued permits worth $6.6 million (a 17 per cent decrease over last year) Uxbridge issued permits worth $7.1 million ( a 74 per cent increase over 1983) and Brock issued permits worth $3.2 million ( a 37 per cent increase). Ajax is the commun- ity with the fastest growing rate of residen- tial activity with 427 new permits, followed by Whitby with 420, Pickering with 309 and Oshawa with 246. 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