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Once again the search is on for the perfect pi \ By Bos Owen â€" g27 / I 0 ‘ The remaining lots in phase one will yield = Wouldn‘t you be delighted to have )IIJou: (;nI’Jclre' $ 0 t t anc | ? w;}lrde'i this prestigious prize? The contest is opeg E: _ Sales have dropped off at the Colborne added, the township will owe close to .. y Afeet é Greek subdivision owned by the Township $700,000 when the first phase is sold out. s Registration of pies takes place from 9 to 10:30 of Gramahe. *‘%e _ E The cost will be significantly less to get « | f&lf)lé)Al(l; pla:s r{mst have a pastry crust (no crumb \ n the 12 months from Aug, 1, 2007 to Jul. ghase twghopen ftor sales it is ::T(:ll%:igfi f | . Contestants may enter only one pi ‘31, 2008, only three homes were sold, DeCaUSe the saniiary sowers and | Caiebory. Judeing commences at 10:30 am. by a beinging the fotalieold to date to to mieng | Bibes have all been Inslalleds _/ $ 0506 op .R | el of very competent judges on the criteria of three years since the exclusive contracts Ms. Bonisteel feels the first section o _ _ general appearance, crust and filling. So bake a pi were first signed with the builders. _ the development could be complete in 2.5 .. f§ \ or maybe two or three â€" it just might.be the I.-"erfp ?5 This markeithe second suceessive year â€" years if construction continues at the {= Pl% f ars . enfestheve nblmet the township boals. average of seven. honées per year '!.ffh%neag b \ rizes wil f : $ ‘phase can be opened when 75% of the M | .category:‘glf 1'tb e awarded to the winner in each t To the first year, five local contractors fotflss?nc Ea:eot?ng Are sold and 50% are _ N | meringue-tom 7 apple, pumpkin, filled, savoury, J hoped to build five homes each â€" a target _ .. ieg 8 _ ie ipped, maple syrup, pecan, men‘s open, which would have put the subdivision . OCHUPI®C . a 1 C th I l 1odr apple (for bakt_ars aged 12 and under) Youth' closel to moving into phase two. The â€" The buil ers_have nearly me e ‘ aged 13 to 18) any kind and seniors (aged'65. a | (':o‘ntrglct'dr‘s each built two homes by the occupancy requirement now. Just two | OV%T) any kind, aRC end of July 2006. ? more homes need t:h find owlrllers to meet | umpkin is a new category from twolthe four ) iing builders (82} criterion. Another 10 will have to be | Chocolate pies will be enterea in the Alled catesony. ";fié’ifi”bufia%‘&ei“éaii‘?‘%’fi’fim paig) sold byMe Pullato reach the 19% favec‘ | and any meringueâ€"topped pie will b entered in the } ns asads. Ms. Bonisteel expects the second phase ® gfi%ngie-topped category. There is also a category Tast year, the development took on Tony _t? begin ifimetlmg 111113;)10. There are 350 ‘The 3 worth Chapter Members, any kind. Pulla of Re/Max Realty as realtor, In horprlegm resgccn n otrsat it | o Sb U nnine pie in each category is eligible for August 2007, the township hoped to see | ... CMCCS (OT NOMeR 1N DHRTO TA W 1 be | eD Perfect Pig award. ather 18 fiomes go up hlghe:ir. as stg)z:m sewer work done will be . _ Doors are open to the public at 1:30 p ra AThen the target for the year â€"was not â€" COSted into their prices, 4 11%0‘?‘in admission, you can enjoy a pig::lén 6fE;r(:)l;1?~ ' m:tv, the buildeig-s agreed to erect three .fi‘OTherieflafie f“l’le brick and vinyl models fent Q‘%r? e pie and a beverage, live musical model homes and the township decided to ,Il?hw ch to c _°°ie' entertainment, the presentation of awards and the j i stenal the fiscaliyom folthe engior _ Ths township has spent ahout €1.5â€" thrill of a pie auction. : December to match the calendar year. million on the project. In its original plans, â€" There is no fee to enter the competition â€" just. Despite the slow progress, Township, C township hoped to complete the entire com and enjoy this exciting event. f Treagurer Mora Chatterson and Dire Clorof project in four years. At the current rate of wAltlhpr&ceeds will be apportioned among the Devéelopment Becky Bonisteel believe the ?fig?i it will :gdo&e 1;1 apout 2015, more | rgl:ecf atron‘s project and other benevolent township will break even when the second 0 Dyef}’fs l&" e 11'515[50‘1 was turned. ‘lI\'rI jects, including the Shriner‘s Hospital in phase of the 74â€"home subdivision is ramahe Mayor Mare Coombs ontreal and the Hospital for Sick Children j completed. continues to support the prOJect.. . Toronto. _ _ aren in ‘For the second year in a row, revenues In a Sept. 21 statement he said, "Council For more information, call 905â€"352â€"2377 0: have exceeded expenses,. _ _ remains firmly committed to the project; I924-2066.. § r (705) . Tn the calendar year 2008, the township we would like to have seen more homes ie . $ â€"Audrey Thackeray P reventies have exceeded costs by $66,016. g“]‘l;lb“t fl‘?algle‘ that the housing market s * Last year, the net gain was over $83,000. aiTgwe‘) ]:“h te past year. Clthe rarel pae Y 4s § & The incoming revenue was from sale of lots ‘The bright side is that people wil1 } «4 to the builasre ‘ continue to retire and wigh to move from # #% | ‘â€" The prices for the lots have increased as the GTA. We will be successful py 8@ Bs the development grows. The first five lots continuing to offer a quality product at a $ M es Ar! C sold for $25,200 each, The following 10 sold fair price built by local builders in a great P Neresagipele s o4. i ie mm ar (for $29,000 eash. The lots now available go | COUMUNIY which we think has much to ; Y * es x es for $31,500each, _ af 2 l is - future plans of buildi k § There were five premium lots in the ‘Our ing wall â€" first phase, Four have been sold with a | (Wails around the property and tying che : $2,000 premium, When 34 have been solq, R°ler Centre lands in with Rot the Tot price will jump agam to $34,000. 8 C;le}]litenmal Park to ’;he north will o?:liy As is stands today, the township has enhance the development and its abpeal,» * j Ex cgcge s T muges.,.. § w @ » 4 3 & & & es 2 TCO SARRRR m 90