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- ~ between - 'Belleville for Ontario County tt mea MAING Mm 5 Plans bus service Prince Albert News "for deaf A- proposal to provide weekly transportation Oshawa = and students attending the Belleville School for the Deaf sparked a -' lengthy discussion, but no final decision, at an, Ontario County Board of Education meeting, : Trustees called for further details on the cost of the plan and the number of students taking part. A final decision is expected to be made at a future meeting, According to the proposal, the board would pay to bring county students attending the Belleville school* to a central point in Oshawa on Friday nights and then return them to Belleville Sunday evening Arrangements might be made with school boards east of Oshawa to transport students from those counties as well. These boards would share the cost with the Ontario County board. According to information presented at the meeting, it is believed the trip would cost $140 per week and 34 county students would be involved. Several trustees voiced concern that the board might. ~ have to carry the whole cost of the venture, if .co- operation from other boards was not obtained. [ FISHER- PRICE students Others argued the service should be provided, even if the board has to pay the total ~cost, "If we can transport our more fortunate students every day, surely we can transport our deaf students once a week," : Trustee Alex Williamson," Trustee Stanley Lovell said board members were not opposed to the plan, but wanted to know more of the details. The program was approved in principle at the * last board meeting, he said, On = another recom- mendation, the board agreed to pay the costs of tran- sporting "very able" music students from county high schools for a weekly Practice at O'Neill Collegiate. The "administration was requested to present a report on the success and cost of the program in December, According to Mr. Munroe, the program is designed to develop leading student musicians, It is hoped that ap- proximately 75- students will take part, at a cost to the board of 50 cents each per trip, said Mr. Munroe. The program will continue until March. Thirty-five students musicians attended the first. county practice last week, said the director. Se 7 88 TOY Assortment argued various. 40 CHRISTMAS ° * Cards --o Decorations * Paper ARROW SHIRTS BOLD COLOURS 8.00 WINTER BOOTS. Fleece Lined $14.95 $17.95 The congregation last Sunday was much larger han usual which was pleas.; Ang & encouraging, The folk: were welcomed at the door by Mr. Allen Martyn." The two baskets of colorful flowers were much admired from the memorial service .-of Mrs, H. Strong, Rev. M. Reeves delivered an excellent 'message en- titled," 'Poor Little Me." Offering gathered by Tom Olsen and Bryan Beacock. The community extends sincere condolence to Mrs, Harvey Dearborne over the passing $f her mother Mrs. Hugh Strong. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Gram in company with others enjoyed being in Buffalo a few days. . Pleased to learn Mr. Jim Hope is remaining a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Hope after being hospitalized. ~ Mrs. Merle Murphy and her mother Mrs. Rena Smith opened their home one eveing recently in honour of a niece a bride-to-be, Miss Judy Dickinson of Toronto. The house - full of folks consisted of a friendly fun get-to-gether of principly relatives and long-time friends. : Recently Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson were entertained at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. C. Butson, Port Perry when all family and grand- children gathered to honour gramma Mrs. -R.-Butson upon her 84 yearsof life. So belated birthday greetings. Yaa 7 7 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT SYNOI IAD ~her mother Mrs; Mrs, Merle Murphy and Rena Smith opened their home one evening recently in honour of a niece a bride-tos be, Miss Judy Dickinson of Troonto. The _housé-full of . folks consisted -2 friendly fun get-to-gether of 'principly relatives and long-time firiends. Recently Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson were entertained at. the home of their son Mi, and Mrs. C. Butson, Port Perry when all family and grand-- children gathered to honour grandma Mrs. R. Butson upon her 84 years of life. So - belated birthday greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Skerratt, Toronto visited recently at the Butson home, Mr. and Mrs. T. Kirkland of Brockville enjoyed a few days with her sister Mr. and Mrs. N. Howey. OPP Reports For the week of November 15 to 21, the OPP Whitby Detachment indicates 20 motor vehicle collisions, causing $12,000 damage. There was one fatality during this time period, and five cases of personal injury. There "were 83 reported. - general occurrences in- cluding seven liquor of- fences, four assaults and three break and enters. The report also shows that to November 21 there have been 11 traffic fatalities. To _ the "corresponding date in 1970, there had been 15 traffic fatalities. Dress PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, Dec 1, 1971 11 = TENDER AND TRIMMED Beef Liver SIDE BACON wf FRESH SLICED COOKED HAM - 1.09: WEINERS 2: 85 FREEZER BUY Weiners wow +3.90 BABY bf LB. 9c Slacks... MEN'S ONE PANT 89.3 Men's Ties s3.00-55.00 Wide Belts s4.00-s5.00 CUSTOMER FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE ENTER FROM.QUEEN OR MARY STREETS Sponsored by DOWSON'S RED & WHITE BROCK'S DEPT. STORE MIDDLETON'S MEATS QUEEN ST. -- PORT PERRY -- 985.2562 Suits --