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3 B r Scugog Pt. land ownership questioned An application to re-zone a piece of property at Scu, Point has been tabled by Town ship council until it can be de- termined who is the legal owner of the land. Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks of Nestleton have applied to re- zone the land on the east side of Scugog Point Road from recrea- tional to shoreline residential. However, at a public hear- ing Monday afternoon, council was told that some 50 years ago, nearby property owners re- ceived individual shares in the land for use as a park. Eric Johnson, a member of the North Scugog Point Rate- payers Association told council he can't understand how the land came to be acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Hicks. He said about 50 people each had a share in the land, but ownership was in the name of Les Sadler, since the Associa- tion could not legally own the land. Also questioned during Over $20,000 stolen from house under construction A house under construction on the 4th concession of Scugog was broken into on Thursday May 10. The owner of the house, re- ports a theft of $20,000 in appli- ances, and tools. Police have no suspectsin the theft. A theft was reported Satur- day, May 12 of $2,000 from a "drive shedin R.R.#1 Nestleton. Among the tools reported sto- len were two chain saws. A garage in Cawker's Cove, was reported broken into on May 8. Two sets of golf clubs, es- timated at a $400 value, were taken from the garage. Employees of the Liquor Store, on Perry Street in Port Perry reported an attempted break-in on Tuesday, May.8. It was reported an unknown person attempted to gain entry by prying on the steel shipping door. Entrance was not gained, and there was no loss of mer- chandise. Tickets $10.00 Big Band Bash presented by the Port Perry Kinsmen FRIDAY, MAY 25th ISLANDER RESTAURANT 8:00 PM to 12 Proceeds to Scugog Community Care Program -- tickets available at -- Lake Scugog Lumber; Irwin Smith Music; Selections; Pete's Pet Pantry; Port Perry Optical; Emmerson Insurance. 55 & Up: $5.00 CAT LITTER The ULTIMATE in CAT LITTER INTRODUCTORY OFFER $1.00 OFF 4 Kg. $2.00 OFF 8 Kg. This product has some special features. Never change the litter box again. Eliminates odour Immediately. "What could be easier?" THE NATURAL CHOICE DOOR CRASHER SPECIALS THURS, FRI., & SAT., MAY 17,18, 19 9:00 AM to 10 AM ONLY Medium Doskial LITTER BOX 1.99 || ¢ Case 24 Canned CAT or DOG FOOD FLEA COLLARS 00 00 || $1% DETE"S DEY PANTRY PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-0554 Monday's public hearing was whether the land should be re- zoned to allow residential dwellings. Tom McCullough told coun- cil the land is used by residents of the area for passive recrea- tion purposes, and it should stay that way. He presented council with a petition signed by residents who oppose the re-zoning. He said the land is used on a regular basis. However, law- yer Michael Fowler, acting for Mr. and Mrs. Hicks disputed that claim, stating the land had not been used as a park for many years. Mayor Howard Hall said council can't deal with the re- zoning until the ownership is- sue had been cleared up. NO OBJECTIONS Another re-zoning applica- tion, this one in the village of Nestleton, was heard by council on Monday. There were no public objec- tions voiced to the application by Ken Lavelette of Ajax to re- zone to allow construction of a garage to repair and re-finish wooden boats. * The land in question is on the south side of Highway 7A between the general store and the Petro Can garage. Although council made no decision on the re-zoning Mon- day, it appears that the applica- tion is going to get the neces- sary support. Durham Business Women's meeting on Wed., May 23 The Durham Business and Professional Womens Club will be holding its monthly meeting May 23 at the Greystone Res- taurant on the Shirley Road, south of Port Perry. Guest speaker for the din- ner meeting will be Heather Taylor of the Revenue Ministry whose topic that evening will be "how to finance a small busi- ness." Reception gets underway at 6:00 PM, followed by dinner at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25 for mem- bers and $30 for non-members. For ticket info, contact Fran at 985-4451. ® (Ohl %1dle} NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the STEL RED OAK INN, 100 CHARLOTTE STREET, PETER- BOROUGH, ONTARIO on THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1990 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time: Application For New Licence Tom's Back Porch 183 Queen Street, Port Perry Dining Lounge/Dining Lounge Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipal- ity and who wishes to make representa- tion relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. The written representation will be disclosed to the applicant and to any other person who may have an interest in the application. 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FREE pair of Lady's Gloves with $20.00 Purchase of Garden Products on Victoria Day Weekend, Sat., Sun.,Mon. (excludes Feed and Pet Products) We also carry SEEDS, POTATOES, ONIONS & SHRUBS Hwy. 7A Philp Port Pontiac Perry Buick J Feeds