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An RE A A Ee YE ree a i UL ia " 1 i Ee 3 4 Seed money from Township for weed (From page 1) spraying this summer, and he suggested that the Township contribution should be $5000. The growth of acquatic weeds in Lake Scugog the past two summers have been a serious detriment to boaters and Election (From page 1) a mail-in membership drive and Party workers were on the phones in Port Perry last weekend seeking to drum up sup- port for Mr. Stevenson. The riding of Durham- York includes all of Scugog Township, Brock and Uxbridge and stret- ches as far west as Keswick and Holland Landing. Last time out, Mr. Stevenson polled more votes than the NDP and Liberals combined. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES - Annual Rates - 49342: nama ms 11% % ee 11% % TT 12%4% ee ---- 12% - Monthly Rates - 2 YEARS ............. 3 YEARS ............. 4 YEARS ............. 5 YEARS ............. 1 YEAR ............. 2 YEARS ............. 3 YEARS ............. 4 YEARS ............. 5 YEARS ............. -MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD - Rates Subject to Change Without Notice Call the Office for More Information. fishermen, and is star- ting to hurt the local economy during the sum- mer months. Spraying with the chemical Reglone A is one way of getting rid of some of the weeds, but the cost is about $20 per acre, and that does not include the payment for a licenced person to get the chemical into the lake. During disucssion on the matter, councillor Harvey Graham wondered if costs could be reduced if the Township could have one of its employees licenced to apply the chemical. That possibility will be explored. Township council will get around to setting its 1985 budget in the next few weeks, and a deci- sion on how much to con- tribute to weed spraying will be made at that time. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY | PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. The Port Perry Lions Club will soon be taking over the Manchester Hall. Council agreed Mon- day to allow the club to take over the operation of the hall, including the upkeep and main- entance. It will be operated by the club under a similar agreement the Township has with the local Kinsmen for use of their hall on Lilla Street. The Lions Club has 26 Gravel protest An application by Harnden and King Con- struction for permission to expand an existing gravel pit on the East side of Durham Road 23, just south of Durham 21 is running into strong op- position from property owners in the area. The application to ex- pand the pit must be ap- proved by an amend- ment to the Durham Region Official Plan. Harnden and King Construction says it needs the expansion because existing supplies of gravel in adjacent pro- perty are being rapidly depleted. However, several pro- perty owners living in the Mast Road area and on Regional Road 23 have filed formal letters of ob- jection to the expansion citing increased truck traffic, noise, dust and impact on land values as their main reasons. One property owner who has some 230 acres of land immediately south of the proposed pit expansion has hired a: Toronto law firm to fight the application. The application for an expanded pit has been reviewed by both the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, and both these agencies say they have no objec- tion to it. PUTTIN ON ~ THERITZ at the MURRAY HOUSE Queen Street - Port Perry TUES., APRIL 9th FASHIONS by ... Strawberry Threads *Country Classics Hair & Make-Up by Larry Scott. Commentary by Mona Lehman. Gourmet Luncheon 12 Noon or Dinner 6:30 P.M. including appetizer, choice of two entrees, dessert & coffee Tickets: $15.00 each. Proceeds to Ronald McDonald House. Tickets available at Country Classics. Strawberry Threads and The Murray House in Port Perry iA i members and until now has been holding its twice monthly meetings at a local restaurant. The agreement means the Township will no pa . aE Talk about success! Ken Burrows lost 17 pounds in February and managed to raise a whopping $808 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Every year Weight Watchers members take part in a lose-a-thon for the heart folks, but not all were able to raise as much cash as Ken did. Most of his sponsors PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 26, 1985 -- 3 Lions take over hall longer have the expense of keeping the hall open, and the Lions Club will derive money from rentals. In reaching the agree- ment on Monday, council said the Township will spend up to $1000 on renovations and other improvements to meet tions for special occasion permits. The Lions Club will take over the use of the hall on June 1 of this year. fire department regula- Winning losers came from 'the guys at work, who figured I'd owe THEM money." But it was pretty easy for Ken, who had moral support from wife and fellow member Deborah Burrows ---- who didn't do too shabbily herself with a loss of 18 pounds and a gain of $28.30. *Fancy Tins *Chocolate Eggs * Jube Bunnies *Fudge Bunnies *Nuts Galore ... & much much more! also have Filled Easter Baskets from under 5.00 For children and adults. .. OR FILL YOUR OWN! | WHEN YOU CARE ENOUGH TO SEND THE VERY BEST Huge Selection of CARDS . & EASTER PARTY SUPPLIES FROM MY HEART? 177 Queen St., Port Perry 985-9954