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a ~ OLDSMOBILE CG | 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985.7351 I Notors SINCE 1919 PORT PERRY SUMMER DRIVE-IN ' Each Sunday during July and August 7:00 P.M. Fairgrounds (enter by North Gate) Guest Preachers Special Musical Talent Sponsored by Port Perry Baptist Church 1975 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM 2 door hardtop, options include automatic temperature control air condition- ing, 18,000 miles. JFRé673 warranty. STOUFFVILLE 1976 DART SPORT COUPE 6 cylinder automatic, p.s., radio, rear defogger, balance of new car Bits 'n Pieces from Here n' There UXBRIDGE -Although a report has not yet been received concerning the safety of the Uxbridge Arena, members of the council are fearing the worst for the building. According to Mayor Carl Puterbough a smal) study of the building done in 1968 indicated that extensive work would have to be done in order to keep the arena open to the public. So far there are no plans for the building, other than to wait for the report which should arrive soon. . NEWCASTLE - The Committee of the Whole here decided in a special meeting last week that it wants more time to consider the draft offical plan for the Durham Region, but it won't be getting any. The request for a 30 day delay was turned down by the Durham Region's planning and development commit- tee during a closed door session with the town council. BOWMANVILLE - Auctioneer Steve Liptay, the only Canadian competing in the World Championship Auctioneer Competition, has emerged champion. Steve has just returned from New Holland, Pennsyl- vania, where he won the title competing against 53 of the top auctioneers from North America. He is also ne nrst Canadian to have ever walked away with the top prize in its 13 years of existence. UXBRIDGE - Tiers' Drug Store, owned and operated by Ross Tiers of Uxbridge for the past 21 years, officially changed hands on Monday when John Davies of Toronto took ownership. Mr. Tiers will continue with the store in a reduced capacity. LINDSAY - A delegation consisting of officials of the Ross Memorial Hospital Board, Hospital Administra- tive Staff and Victoria Haliburton MPP, John Eakins, met with officials at the Ontario Ministry of Health on June 10 and was successful in its appeal to have the Ministry withdraw its $592,919. financial constraint on the Hospital's 1976-77 fiscal budget as determined in March through the Ministry's "regression analysis technique." KLA965 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1974 DATSUN PICK-UP 4 speed with radio, clean truck, 4 door, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., A000 miles. 428500 radio. All original 50,000 miles. x. FBJO15 U3] 1971 DUSTER rs V8 3 speed, radio. Perfect young ik 1974 DODGE CORONET person's car. ANW820 bi STATIONWAGON - V8 automatic, ) p.s. and fad, One owner automo- doy e and family car. HPP%16 7 1975 DART SWINGER be <Ylinder, dutomatic, radio, very ox clean. JLV438 a, 1976 DODGE CORONET "3 BROUGHAM 4 door, 360 V8 avtomatic, p.s., p.b. and radio. 7,500 miles, balance of new car warranty. LDVo045 1976 GREMLIN © 6 cylinder automatic, p.s. Eco- 1974 HORNET SPORTABOUT' STATIONWAGON - 6 cylinder, standard shift, lady driven since new. JAD845 nomy all the way. KHV896 1971 CAMARO V8 automatic, radio, a scarce model. BNWsé26 + DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES TRUCKS Hwy. 47 South of Uxbridge 852-3313 - About 100 parents of Summitview School children picketed in front of the school last week in protest of what they view as York County Board of Education's lack of action on renovations at the school. At their last meeting, the board deferred discussion of Summitview renovations to a later date LOTS OF SMILE-AGE LEFT IN THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS! Epsom area news ough Centenary Hospital and found him to be slightly improved. Then they called on their aunt, Mrs. Ethel Thompson, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Reg. Rackham of Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans called on Ross' mother, Mrs. Gladys Evans on Sunday evening. Prince Albert continued Friends were present from Oshawa, Port Perry, Man- chester plus local. Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn and Mr. and Mrs. B. Wana- maker were among the near 40 of the immediate Martyn kin assembled at Poplar Park on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt attended the cemetery ser- vice and dined 'with their relatives, the Beacocks. continued her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cawker, in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital, then called on the Donald Aslings. Mr. G. Jeffrey was in Parry Sound with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jeffery for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold CawkKer of Peterborough, and Mrs. Arthur Thornton of Port Perry called _on Mrs. Jeffery after visiting mother in the hospital. Mrs. John Moore and Heather visited on Thursday with Mrs. Jeffery. Mrs. Hattie Wallace, Port - Perry and Miss Olive Wallace of Toronto called on Mrs. Cawker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barn- hard, Uxbridge, visited-one evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton, - Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wag- ner and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited Lucille and Ruth's brother, Mr. Clifton Gibson, who is a patient in Scarbor- =U ETT TOT ET TDS AIR CONDITIONERS : ; (Do-t-Yourself) 3 TON *1,025 2 TON 2.5 TON 725 860 - Includes condenser outdoor, furnace and A coil, thermostat relay, 18 ft. of tubing. AIR CLEANERS $295. HUMIDIFIERS $59.95 : Weekend Installation If Required PMC SCOTT LIMITED Whitby 668-9121 Cannington 432-2378 SUI I SUE ERY LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS e Smooth even cut eo Smoother lawn Buy now & receive a Get a new HOMELITE XL2 XL1 or Super Mini MOWER Free machen e Chain Saw : | e12"B $ 9% : sped o 1 2 e Dual Trigger . ® Carrying Case S40 OFF List 'FISHER'S FARM SERVICE ASHBURN, ONT. - PHONE 655-3842 \ J