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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 - 9 Municipality wants more control over large scale farming Scugog council wants the province to make it possible for municipali- ties to have more control over large, intensive live- stock operations that appear to be the wave of the future. Councillors adopted a resolution of support for the municipality of Saugeen Shores, which is calling on Queen's Park to give rural municipali- ties 'the power to control large beef, poultry and hog operations, especially in the area of nutrient management, the storage and disposal of manure. Saugeen Shores and Scugog Township share several similarities in that they both have simi- lar populations, are increasingly tourist ori- ented, have complex watershed systems, and many rural homes with shallow wells. In recent years inten- sive livestock operations with huge numbers of animals or poultry have become more and more popular. And in some cases they are creating environmental problems rgest of parrots. ere will also be birds and bird related items for sale and many fioms at the giant raf- Olan Sno - The event will be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Road, Pickering from 10 am.-to 4 p.m. Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and children under 12. For more informa- tion contact Bob Yake 433-3944 or Paul Harrison 579-9078. ak % RX eh i on iA 'E WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR "MORE THAN LOW PRICES' FLYER Page 4: Spacemaker 12-cup drip Coffee Maker. 43-0505-8 Copy 41 4 Ran. ded Reads: Reg. 96.89. Sale 84.96. Save " .100 Should Read: Reg. 88 97. Sale 84.96. Save 4.00 Page 4: All-In-1 Automatic » Breadmaker. 43-0824-8 Copy Reads: Reg. 139.99. Sale 99.99. Save 70.00 Should Read Reg. 169.99. Sale 99.99. Save 70.00 WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. cnote d338 - Zone 1 and raising the ire of existing property owners angry over the odours and contamination of well water. Scugog council was quick to agree that the concerns spelled out in the Saugeen Shores reso- lution are exactly the same as those expressed recently in this munici- pality. So far, Ontario has set only guidelines to govern environmental problems that may result from large, intensive livestock and poultry agri-busi- nesses. Petroleum Products for Home * Farm e Industry RALPH TAYLOR FUELS LTD. 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In 1990 the Dyn amic Duo raised $3,000 in Canoe the Nonquon for the museum. Who were they? 2. What year was the old creamery on Water St. removed to build condos? 1975 1984 1989 3. Who was the first Mayor of the new Township of Scugog in 19742 Bob Kenny, Lawrence Malcolm or Jerry Taylor 4. When was the Dr. Matthew B. Dymond Wing opened at Community Memorial Hospital? 1980 1984 1988 5 Who was the first Charter President of the Kinsmen Club when it formed in Feb. 1971? Jack Dowson Larry Kendall Ray Hillier 6. What year did fire destroy the Cy Wilson Ford dealership in Manchester? 1974 1979 1081 7. In 1976 Port Perry Yacht Club offered to sell its property at the lakefront to the town of Port Perry for how much? $2,000 $5,000 $10,000 8. What year was the present Municipal Office in Port Perry opened? 1960 1966 1972 9. When did the Ontario Provincial Police take over policing from the Port Perry police force? 1958 1963 1967 10. 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