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at Stee viet age at oA SR AREER SR Scugog ---- in readiness for an extension on the concrete dock. See story for details. Foul play not suspected Durham Region Police say foul play is not suspected in the death of a 48 year old Whitby man whose body was found last Wednesday in an isolated area west of Burketon and southeast of Port Perry. A Police spokesman said Monday morning, the body has been positively identified as that of Gor- don Earl n of Hunter Street, Whitby. He had been miss- ing since mid-July. The discovery was made last Wednesday by horseback riders who found the body in a four wheel drive vehicle which had been covered with tree branches. - Although Police suspected the identity of the body, positive confir- mation was not made until an ex- amination and tests were done at the Centre for Forensic Sciences in Toronto. Looking like a chunk of scenery you might see on the east coast, the waterfront at Port Perry Marine now has 30 piles sunk into Lake Here's a warm, cozy feeling ... GREAT CARPET VALUES on (HOMESTEAD Shop around ... and when you are ready to purchase new carpeting for your home ... you'll stop here! Do you want a heating supplier that will . .. | Reduce your heating bill by 25%-50% -- inexpensively? Replace your furnace, if necessary -- free of charge? Perform an efficiency test on your furnace -- free of charge? Guarantee continuous heat -- 24 hours, 7 days per week? Offer the most attractive payment terms? Dixons is the only company in Durham that will guarantee all of this. BUT YOU MUST CALL BEFORE SEPT. 30TH. P.S. If you've paid for a service plan to another company, call us before Sept. 30th and we will honour that plan at no extra cost to you. Plus, we will insure your furnace and tank -- free of charge. Making winter more Bearable -- since 1902 call today 723-4663 313 Albert Street, Oshawa. A R\ \ y AN PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 7, 1986 -- 3 Thanksgiving Monday. Newspaper one day later next week Monday, October 13 is the Thanksgiving Holiday in Canada, and because of this, the Port Perry Star will be published on Wednesday, next week, rather than the usual Tuesday. The business office of the Port Perry Star will be closed on The deadline for advertising and all other material for next week's issue will be Tuesday morning at 11:00 o'clock However, we would ask that material and ads be submitted if possible no later than this Friday afternoon (October 10). We would like to take the opportunity to wish all our readers a sate and enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. -- Marina dock to By the time the first fishermen put their boats in Lake Scugog, the Port Perry Marina should be complete. Last week 30 piles were driven in- to the waterfront, the initial step in the completion of the concrete dock already in place along the shore in front of the Latcham Centre. The finished dock will not only add to the looks of the waterfront, it will also make it easier to launch boats from the marina. Marina operator John Mackey says construction crews will wait until the water level comes down before the dock is completed. Once that happens, all that re- 'mains is landscaping around the front of the new marina building, in- cluding the construction of a patio. "Right now the place is sitting in a pile of sand," he said. Mr. Mackey is a tenant in the marina, owned by the Township of be built on 30 piles Scugog, according to a lease signed last October. The Township is doing most of the renovations. Still, Mr. Mackey has heard numerous comments about the new marina, all of them favourable. "They like the look of it," he said. Clarification In a front page story in last veek's issue of the Star, a report urging local churches to beware of a woman using the name "Joan Lane,' has caused some confusion. The name used by the caller was deceptive as it had nothing to do with any Joan Lane living in Scug'og Township. The Star regrets any confusion caused by the report, but felt it was 'pertinent to use the pseudonym to warn residents of the canvassers false request for funds. 985-366 11 Scugog Street - Port Perry (Beside Rent & Save) --- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -- ntl pr, mil) R--" -