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GH RETELLING CER 151 ol TE SR IS ASRS SEL ETI SEATS AAY A Cord Mrs. Joan Rudkin proudly adjusts the Canada presented recently to daughter Judy Rudkin at a ceremony in Utica. Joan is a Guide leader with the Guide Company. THE PHILP CHOICE OF THE WEEK 1976 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Four Door Hardtop: Less than 6,000 miles, equipped with Air-condi- tioning, 60-40 front seat, AM-FM Stereo Radio with four speakers and power antenna, digital clock, remote controlled dual outside mirrors. Potomac blue acrylic exterior, cut pile carpeting with velour blue cloth and vinyl trimed seats including front and rear centre arm rests, cruise control, soft-ray tinted glass. Fully equipped. Lic. No. LBK 224. Original factory suggested retail price $9916.40 - Inquire now for real demonstrator savings. 12 month, 12,000 mile warranty. G.M. Executive Driven 1976 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 2 Door Hardtop: Attractive Bavarian Cream with buckskin full vinyl roof and buckskin cloth & vinyl interior. Air-conditioning, tilt steering wheel, positrac- tion, Rally Il Wheels, cruise control. All the extras included at this special reduced price. 12 month, 12,000 mile warranty. Lic. No. KRF 565. G.M. Company Car - ~ 1976 CATALINA SAFARI STATIONWAGON: Air conditioned, power windows, cruise control, woodgrain paneling. Full 9 passenger seating, loaded with extras. Lic. No. KRF 486. 12 month, 12,000 mile warranty. ATTENTION TRUCK & FLEET OPERATORS: We have at our disposal a large quantity of Brand New 1975 & 1976 Medium & Heavy Duty Trucks. Some of thése units are 12' & 14' Value Van Curb Side models and several G.M.C. 6500 series with single and tandem axles. One new 1975 CE66413 is a complete 427V8 Gas Highway tractor with 12000 No. front axle, a two speed 23000 No. rear axle and 5 speed transmis- sion. Includes full air brakes and a complete tractor package less the fifth wheel. Several 366 8 427V8 gas full air Tandem Models in 102' and 120" cab to axle dimensions. Power teams of 5 and 4 speed transmissions or 13 speed RT613 Fuller transmissions. Some of these units are Cab & Chassis a few with 14' or 15' Edbro Dump boxes. These units are located at another dealership but while they are still available, we are offering these units at low, low straight sale prices with G.M.A.C. financing on approved credit. . FACTORY FRESH 1976 PONTIACS - BUICKS - G.M.C. TRUCKS On the Spot G.M.A.C. Financing" High Trade-in Allowances PHILP tz LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT. DIAL 985-7309 Sales Department open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday Friday til 6:00 p.m. Saturday ti! 4:60 p.m. Ask for: ain it nik Howard ison, Morley Parish, Bryce Philp "The friendly dealership where people make the difference" AY EP CLARE wy J AN [NES NS BAAR Y ECR FIRE ARIR 8 48 O58 Bt, AA hel) A DO Ah SAL EA TATE ERC aR SP Wal aX | ; . - Ne « SE CAA LAREN A AH a YAN - by Mrs. R, Heron A very pleasant evening was spent at the Community Centre Thursday evening of last week when the Whitby Brass band in co-operation with the Whitby Recreation Department came and play- ed from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Their music was much enjoyed by all who came to hear them. Mr. Jim Hopkins, Mr. Tony Emm and Mr. and Mrs. S. Emm left on a trip to England on Thursday of last week. Also Mr. and Mrs. H. Bradley are on a trip over- seas. We wish them all good flights and happy holidays. Mr. Harold Fisher has re- turned home from a trip to the west coast where he joined his parents on a boat 23 Yes... 3 Nol! trip along the coast of British "Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher are expected home soon. Misses Mary and Hilda Hopkins attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haslem of Stouffville last Saturday "afternoon. " Mr. Gordon Stuttaford is Region approves Official Plan Despite efforts and threats by some members of Dur- ham Region council, the first official plan for the region was approved with a re- sounding 23 to three vote last week, ending four full days of planning board and special council meetings on the plan. Casting negative votes were Newcastle Councillors Ivan Hobbs and Ken Lyall, and John Howden (Oshawa). Four councillors were ab- sent during the vote. As late as Wednesday morning, the fate of the official plan was in jeopardy when regional councillor and Whitby Mayor Jim Gart- shore told the planning and development committee his "council would try to block approval of the plan. The mayor's concern was the loss of local automony under the language of this planning document. Oshawa representatives voiced the same concerns during earlier planning board meetings. The official plan is a land "use document that will guide the region on planning matters to the year 2000. After hearing delegations Wednesday, council endorsed about 20 modifica- tions to the plan that had been thrashed out the night before by Coun. Garshore, Whitby's solicitor, and members of the planning and development staff. Coun. Gartshore said following approval of the plan these modifications returned' much of the jurisdiction back to the local municipality. Coun. Jim Potticary also pointed out these modifica- tions helped sway him from a negative to a positive vote. When the official plan was adopted and the three read- ings to the bylaw completed, members of the planning staff under the guidance of Dr. Mofeed Michael received applause from council to show appreciation of the 21% years of work that went into the plan. Coun. Clark Mason, chair- man of the planning and development committee, told council that Dr. Michael Prince Albert News continued guests with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alsop have returned from a trip to Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyle, Toronto were Saturday visit- ors with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith. Miss Tracy Staniland, Blackstock is holidaying with aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter and baby. While enjoying Canada Mr. and Mrs. Bossart of Switzerland visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Heayn, relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. P. Daniels and son Andrew of Notting- ham, England with her sis- ter and husband Mr. and Mrs. F. Harris and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chatten have been holidaying in nor- thern district, also as guest attended the Mahood-Rols- ton church wedding in Gra- venhurst. Miss Melodie Heayn, Osh- awa is holidaying with her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heayn and young In Case of FIRE Phone Scugog Fire Dept. No.l 985-2345 Fire Dept. No.2 986-4234 son. Also at her relatives the Rev. Clarke and cousin the E. Daigles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Olaison have been visited by both of their fathers, Mr. Olaison and Mr. Bill Dickinson, Tor- onto for a week. ~ Mr. Philip Allison, Oshawa is with his cousins Mr. and Mrs. B. Beacock and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock had their cousin Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, Fenlon_- Falls as guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alsop have returned from a trip to Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyle, Toronto with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith on Saturday. eo Wallpaper e Panelling eo Carpet =~ © PLUMBING eo ELECTRICAL eo CARPENTRY e Floor Coverings had put in more hours "than any of you would think of working". Councillors Hobbs and Lyall said they could not support the plan because of earlier action taken by council placing a section of land west of Martin Road, known as Bowmanville West, in a permanent agri- culture designation. Both councillors. pleaded for council to designate this area industrial. Their pleas fell on deaf ears. The only other change in 'the Newcastle planning area was to designate a parcel of land on the Oshawa townline south of Bloor Street as residential. It was resident- ial on the original plan, but council had voted to change that designation to perman- ent agriculture last week. The plan will now be passed on to the province for its approval before it be- comes planning law in Dur- ham. Opening Announcement BARKER - DUNN Denture Therapy Clinic A COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE I 111 Dundas St., W., Whitby 8 | News from Ashburn and area visiting his sister and hus- band Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdy of Orangeville this week. Several members of the Hopkins family attended the Peddie picnic at the home of Mr. Jim Jones on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs: E, Heron spent a day last week with Mr. apd Mrs. W. McAndless and en- "joyed going up the CN tower while in the city. A family dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton, includ- ing Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdy of Orangville, Mrs. H. Doble of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ashton and Mr. Gordon Stuttaford in honour of Mr. Arnold Ashton who will be going to Guelph University in the fall. We all wish for Arnold the very best in this new step in education for him. Miss Heather Richardson spent a day at her home last week. We understand Heat- her is enjoying her summer at Couchiching Camp, teach- ing crafts. Sunday morning at the regular morning service the Presbyterian Men's Choir sang two very well received numbers. Rev. McEntyre took the scripture lesson and based his sermon on the Parable of the Wedding Feast. Service next Sunday at the usual hour of 11:15 and church shool at 10 a.m. ; Thought: Cleaning the house while the children are growing is like shovelling the walk while its'still snowing. ' AASV RAVAN SLND ANNNNANSSSSSSS Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks 1 ' ' ' : : Quality Workmanship { A ' ! : Concrete Steps DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING TE "9. X(Z2\ Free Kd) Estimates AN one PHONE TE EE EE IE EE EE EE EE EE EE TT TE EE EE EE ER REI IIIB, LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES eo Counter Tops eo Vanities ~a 3 o TRUSSES PORT PERRY ONT. eo Tub Enclosures eo Bathroom Fixtures L- eo Wood Mouldings ® Power & Hand Tools BALLARD LUMBER HOME BUILDING CENTRE HWY. 7A AT THE LAKE e Plywood e Underlay ® Framing Mgierial e Insulation 985-7335