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Bogus lottery ticket not so lucky Toronto = Police have charged a Port Perry area couple with attempted fraud in- volving. a lottery ticket worth $4.6 million. According to police, the charge was laid after a man and a woman presented a Lotto 649 ticket for the draw on March 4. Lottery officials checked the ticket and found it was forged, though it had the right combination of numbers for the $4.5 million first prize. Charged with attempted fraud over $1,000 are Steven Krajcik, 40 and Jennifer Lee Kragjik, 32, of RR 3, Port Perry. Council rejects two land proposals Proposals for a land sever- ance by Heinz Vehof and a lot line adjustment by Arthur Cat- ton were opposed by Scugog Township council Monda morning as they went throug a list of about 12 land division spgiications. uncil is sticking to their _ guns of making it harder to ob- tain a severance, unless it meets all the criteria. ; Mr. Veholf applied to have a lot severed from his 40 hectre family farm for his daughter who is actively involved in working on the farm. * Council was opposed to the severance of thelot because of a previously severed retirement ot which apparently has not been built onto date. The Catton application, for the severance of a 70'x681' strip of land to convey to his neigh- bour Mr. Pereman, was also 0 Josed by council as they felt ot was already adequate in size and was coming out of good ag- riculturalland. : AppHcations that were not oppose y Scugog coun were a two acre lotoff the farm of Mr. H. Graham of Ward 4, for their daughter; the sevérance of a parcel of fand to be conved to a 'neighbours property by Mrs. M. Irvine, Ward 3; a one and ahalf acre retirement lot off the 56 hectare farm of Mr. Wm. Fergu- son, Ward 4; a two acre parcel to create a retirement lot on the 223 acre farm owned by Mr. Herman Hempen, Ward 1; alot line adjustment for Rodney C. Ellis Investments in Ward 1; a lot line adjustment of 2.4 acres to Mr. T Vidricaire, Ward 1; and aone and a quarter acre re- tirement. lot for Doble of Brookslea Inv. Ltd. in Ward 1. STATIONERY "Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 2-ft. x 4-ft. SONOFLEX CEILING PANELS\__} each Insulating celling panels for suspended ceilings. Easy to maintain and flexible. TINIE EE Install your own ==". X\..| White Suspended ribed nonalip slaps end SS Ceiling! support. Re EY, rs A 12-t. Main Toe 10- ft. Wall Angle Siw 488 2% of S34 4 STYROFOAM N FMR = VAAN COW reson ATTIC VENTS Luly ; \" 2-ft. Cross Tee 4-ft. Cross Tee 09 A « AN u : 79° 1 fl each 4-ft. x 8-ft. RIGID FOAM INSULATION PINK PAK _ | 99 INSULATION; Br 1 1 g9 sheet ha Shick 29 Ideal for insulating sheet small areas. " R12- 50 sq. ft. 2" thick 4 ar R75 LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. LTD. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) PORT PERRY - ONTARIO - PHONE 985-7391 Root Truss Division - Phone 985-9718 e QUALIFIED SERVICE cilstie [20] Je [[ Te] cere ® QUALITY PRODUCTS 5-ft. ALUMINUM Lightweight and sturdy, SEE OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT FLYER FOR MORE SAVINGS! Sale prices in effect until April 1, 1989. While quantities last. a ® COMPETITIVE PRICING