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ns sae Over a year ago, Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar and family : lost their home by fire. Many friends came forward to lend ahelping hand. Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar were delighted. and have wished many times to say 'Thank you'. ht Rapid Sh mnhomidion kind to them toa party at their home. They would like to start at 5:30 p.m., August : 30th. Miss Darlene Christie and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Martin of Bowmanville were with Al and Annie Christie to cele- brate Beryl Martin's birth- day and Al 'and Annie's Wedding Anniversary. May - we add our congratulations. Our thanks to Mr. and Mrs. David 'Simmonds who' so graciously, opened their home soa community shower could be held there in honour of Miss Beth Evans. At our unity parties, the men are invited, so the groom-to- be, Douglas Wilson, was pre- sent tohelphis bride open her gifts. Miss Kathy Evans conduct- eda game, Miss Joan Evans read a poem written especial- ly for the party by the bride's : Vil Evans. The Now . - they feel they would like 'to . CANS Pr dedi a y REA N neg PLA ere ERUA LD bride opeied her many pre- sents, assisted by sister « Janice and her friend, Janet Simmons. .The bride and' groom thanked all for their kind- ,ness. Gena Barnes read a' poem on how to make a good - 'husband. Miss Joan Evans read a "suitable scripture passage and offered a brief prayer. Everyone enjoyed the cake and ice cream and beverage and a visit before going home. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mrs, Mary Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Drew McCulloch visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling at Fairview Lodge, then had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, Mrs. Don Asling attended the Bazaar and Bake Sale spon- sored e Glen Major Ladies at the Johnson farm on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Catherwood and boys of. Oshawa visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Ashton, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilsoti of Oshawa were dinner guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ison, on Monday. 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Mrs, Tom Anderson's sister from Nova Scotia is visiting her, Mr, Jim Claughton was a. Sunday supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry. - * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry "and family went to Hali- burton to Girl Guide Camp News of interest from -- Adelaide for Donna. Others atteuling this camp were Patricia and Sandra Bolton, erly and Ji Rudkin, "and - Martha uy udkin, Everyone had an enjoyable time. Mr.and Mrs. Harold Honey called on Mrs. Cawker on Sunday evening. On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thorn- ton called on Mrs, Cawker, This is the sedson of the "Too Much", Vegetables and apples in abundance. I've tried ev else, 50 now I'll settle for corn and : tomatoes. David Porter benefi ts Grants for local skater Health and Welfare, Min- ister Marc Lalonde today made public the names of 88 Ontario athletes -- one from Port Perry -- eligible to receive: federal government grants-in-aid _for student- athletes for the 1975-76 aca- demic year. Figure skater David Porter of Port Perry is among the 242 Canadian ath- letes who are active in Olym- pic sports and are eligible. Under a new and expanded program of. financial assis- tance to Canadian student- athletes' announced recently by Mr. Lalonde, all Game Plan "Carded" athletes are eligible. for. these grants-in- aid, on application. The 242 eligible athletes announced today include many of: Canada's outstanding ath- letes from 20 Olympic sports. Values of the individual awards arebased on the level of academic program under- taken by the student athlete, SS i i XY SN ify JAX & either on a full or part-time basis. University ' students are eligible to receive $1,800; those in.community colleges. or CEGEP $1,200; and high- school students $600. The awards to those authorized to attend non-Canadian insti- tutions under this program are subject to adjustment dependent upon the degree of financial aid provided by these non-Canadian institut- ions. -» In addition to this assis- tance, $600 is automatically provided to "all carded student-athletes who are - living away from home or are married. Also, an allowance for individual training needs - will -be provided upon approval by the national sports governing bodies and Game Plan. - In 'making this announce- ment, Mr. Lalonde noted that one of the primary purposes of the grants-in-aid program, initiated five years ago, was to encourage Canadian ath- letes to attend Canadian uni- versities and also to assist them in combining both their __ educational and competitive | sports careers. He noted that the training and competitive requirements of our young athletes were so demanding that Jittle opportunity - was left/to find employment in order to raise funds for sdncational purposes. oe HEATING oe COMMERCIAL oe FARM ELECTRICAL PLUM BING EE Bh e RESIDENTIAL PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 13. ad. 5 Region ETE water allottments The Region of Durham has approved the allocation. of water supply capacity for 'two industries in the Athika Industrial Subdivision in the township as requested by the township early in June. . The permission hingésona' successful search for an- adequate proven. water supply, however. According to the, resolution by region council, adopting the recom- mendation of the regional - public works committee, the allocation would be for two industries employing not more than 500 people, and would not only depend on finding adequate water sup- plies but also obtaining cost figures of the new supply. Nixon's pledge. p.m." WES | PLUMBING - » Holding Tanks Sewer & Water Hook ups ~ GENERAL CARPENTRY | HOUSING - RENOVATIONS ADDITIONS 36 yrs. experience - 20 yrs. in business ALL TRADES LICENCED Ron Rankin & Sons $85: 7679 or 985-3776 AR SAR dy RE a Eh Under a Liberal government, each community will be able to set up a committee to re-structure its government to meet ITS OWN NEEDS. ~ "Home rule' to the communities is Robert Any Liberal intending to vote at next Tuesday's convention, must have a card by Saturday at 8 LANE | NEAT - Township Council. made the request to theregion after 'Athika lawyer, J. A. Kennedy told council at a June council meeting that two industries planning to employ 500 people are now actively con- sidering another location out- side the region. He said, at the time, that the developer's efforts to bring industry to the com- ~ munity has been "something _ out of Louis Carroll's Aljce in' §- Wonderland" and said, some | persons in authority "have fiddled while Rome burned". Athika will be notified of the region's action. ohn Athin 294-2942 Call - ELECTRIC - © 85- 0; OFFICE -- RESIDENCE HTT --------------------------------------