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iJ S48 if 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jan. 23,1969 - Committees Following the inaugural meeting of Port Perry Council on January 13, the following committees were appointed for the years 1969-70. The first named person will act as chairman: ' Finance, Welfare & Arena - " K. Jackson, P, W. Orde, B. . | Beare SI Roads, Sidewalks, "ing Permits - P. W, K. Jackson, R. Kenny Property & Parks, Police By-Law Enforcement, Build- de, & To Call Meeting For Discussion Of Regional Gov. Following a report of a meeting by reeve Robert Kenny in regard to Regional Government held in Good- wood January 9, council at the last regular meeting dec- ided to have a meeting planned for Port Perry. According to Mr. Kenny informations received from the Goodwood meeting were limited, and it was further suggested to invite thé Hon. M.B. Dymond, and a repres- entative from the Department of Municipal Affairs be asked to attend to obtain added information in regard to Reg- ional Government, and what possible action the municip- ality should take. Storey Beare Speaker At Lions Club District-deputy governor Storey Beare -was speaker at a fairly well attended meeting of the Port Perry Lions Club at Club Annrene, Monday night. _ He was introduced to 30 members present by Art Pana- baker, and spoke primarily on the many phases of services Lions International contribute to the World through clubs in almost every country. Wm. Bradford extended thanks to the speaker on behalf of the ~ club members. Two guests were intro- duced, Irving Jewel and Joe Podres. In the past 25 years the death rate from uterine cancer has declined 50%. If all women would have annual Pap Tests deaths from this form of cancer would be practically eliminated. To help conquer other types of cancer, the Canadian Cancer Society needs funds to continue its support of research. TO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE BOB ALEXANDER CREDIT ; UNION BUILDING ol BROOKLIN {i Phone 655-3804 0 FEAR FARM Insurance Companies Appointed E.M.O. -J. Podres, P, W, Orde, B. Beare. Waterworks & Fire Depart- ment - B. Beare, J. Padres, R. Kenny Assessment, Sanitation & Dog Control - R. Kenny, J. Podres, K. Jackson 21 employees of Flamingo Pastries Limited and_ their respective wives or husbands were the guests of Mr, K, F, Jackson, president of the company and his wife Marj, at Maple Leaf Gardens, Sunday. LIST WITH L REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 Mr. Jackson had been able to secure tickets for the first game between Russia and the Canadian = National team. Russia won the game, 4--2. On Sunday, January 19th, 21 boys of "C" Pack Cubs under the leadership of Paul "ROUND THE TOWN'; Saulnier, George Hall and Jim Parry enjoyed a tobogan party at Peel's Farm Scugog Island. Transportation was provided by Mr. Paul Espie, Mrs. Joe Waldinsperger, Mrs. Pete Craw- ford and Mrs. Paul Saulnier provided hot chocolate follow- ing the party. Bert Stulen and Bill Salter, represented Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Limited at a Roof Truss Seminar in Ottawa, Jan. 15,16,17 and 18, It was sponsored by 'Trans-Canada Truss System, Ottawa, Ont. Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Limited will be represented at the Canadian Farm and Industrial Show, held at the Coliseum, C.N.E,, January 22- 26. The company's booth number is E-10, and in charge of it will be Bert Stulen and Bill Salter. A num- ber of complimentary tickets to the show are available at Lake . Scugog Lumber Co. Limited. Last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Samells, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mackey "and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Bailey enter- tained a group of relatives at the latter's: home in Oshawa. The dinner party was held to honour a recent bride and groom, Mr, and Mrs. -Peter Crosier of Toronto. Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crosier of Ottawa. Those extending "best wishes to the newly weds were: Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Plough- man, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Ploughman, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Geer and Brenda, all of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs.. Bill McCabe, Bob and Shirley, all of Toronto. Check The Label On Your Paper BEST BUY! -- Save 4c! MACARONI LANCIA SPAGHETTI 2 2-Ib. bag - 43 SAVE 8c! -- KRAFT MILD CHEESE CRACKER BARREL 12-0z. Wedge wnt SAVE 10c! -- LIBBY'S CHOICE 19-0z. SLICED BEETS Tins 2:35 SAVE 4c! -- KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 12-0z. Pkg. 33 SAVE 13c! -- DUNCAN HINES PS 25. CAKE MIXES 2i85¢ SAVE 6c! -- RED & WHITE SLICED BREAD 2F° 24.0z. 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