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4 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 27, 1969 Recreation committee is confronted b (From page 1) now to plan for the future." And in response to a direct question from the floor, Mr. McCoy said his committee "has a mandate to carry on with the study." _He told the meeting the committee was appointed by the council, and the feasibility study itself was approved by the previous council. The cost of the study is $28,000, with half coming from the Township's lot levy fund, and the remainder from a Win- tario grant. The consulting firm that will conduct the study is the same one that completed the Recreation Master Plan for Scu- gogtwo yearsago. Mr. McQuaig outlined the steps Sesquaig will follow in preparing the study, and at one point he told the meeting that if the study finds that new recrea- tion facilities are not justified at this time, that will be the rec- ommendation from his firm. Sesquaig will spend two days in July (6 and 6) meeting privately with any group or in- dividual. And anybody wanting to meet with the consultants can book an appointment through the Township office. Later this summer, a precis of the draft report in the form of a questionnaire will be mailed out to all residents of Scugog asking forinput. And there will be a further public meeting this fall once the draft precis is completed. The final report will be pre- sented to the citizens recreation committee which in turn will re- port directly to the Township council. y tax group The study will examine both the cost of building and op- erating new facilities such as a second pad and swimming pool. "During last Thursday's meeting, Mr. McCoy pointed out that the citizens recreation committee reports to the coun- cil. He said the final decision on whether to accept or reject the committee's recommenda- tions rests with the elected Township council. Meanwhile, the citizens group against unjustified taxes will be holding a public meeting to-night (June 27) in the Nestle- ton Hall. 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People who have been using the area for a party place must have gotten the message this past weekend, since no more charges have been laid. The area has been the centre of some controversy since a group of Test Hill area property owners appeared before Scugog Township Council asking for a police presence. Holiday (From page 1) Because of the July 1 holi- day, the Port Perry Star busi- ness office and retail store will be closed on Saturday, July 1 and Monday, July 8. The Port Perry Star will be published a day late this coming week. The Star will be in the stores on Wednesday, rather than Tuesday of this week. As for things to do this July 1 holiday, don't forget the fire- works display on the Port Perry waterfront. - Entertainment will start about 8:30 PM on Saturday at the library park, followed by the fireworks about an hour later. The fireworks display is a project of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce. At this time, the Port Perry Star would like to take the op- portunity to wish all our read- ers a very happy and safe Cana- daDay Weekend. 368 Water St. Port Perry, Ont. 985-2362 Happy anniversary Still together after 50 years! Saturday June 24 marked the 50th anniversary of Clarence and Dorothy Butson of Port Perry. They were married at the home of Mrs. Butson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Redman of Chalk Lake on June 24, 1939 and have lived in Port Perry since 1942. Last Saturday an open house was held at the Oddfellows Hall, where many friends and relatives dropped by to offer thelr congratula- tions and best wishes. CONVENIENCE wil# SAVINGS i YOUR PERSONAL GESTETNER (GPITS HOPS Why run out for copies.... J" Z== If you work from home ' NINE] or a small office, avoid <7 theinconvenience of <r running outside for 1% J copies. Gestetner now puts * personal copying within everyone's reach with the affordable GPC series. p€ Handy 'n easy y to use.... 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