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HE CORDELIA AP & aaa a UE EEN SAE 12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1976 INT * FI BA PA : § <v y TIN * I) vLAL EN CRIES SEUREE 75, JROSART SACRE ND LATO tL < ALAC \ Prince Albert area news By Grace Beacock The congregation was treated, music-wise, last Sunday to a violin duet by Mrs. A. Weston and Mr. B. Snelgrove. Mrs. Snelgrove accompanied them at the piano. At this time, Rev. R. Brawn baptized Philip Bryan, baby son of Bryan and Judy Beacock. Greet- ings and certificate were given by Clerk of Session, Mr. C. Reid. Mrs. R. Deeth representing the U.C.W. presented their gift, a new white testament. Mr. Brawn voiced sincere appreciation to our interim dedicated organist, Mr. N. Watson, for his capable music ability, who came to our rescue in a time of need despite a busy schedule. The sermon theme was based on Summer '76, and provided fitting thoughts for the season. Offering gathered by Mr. N. Vance and Mr. D. McMillan. Many from our midst at- tended Blackstock Fair which had an overflow attendance and keen com- petition in all sections. A goodly delegation was also on deck, at different times, at Epsom to cele- brate their centennial. The church congregation and area are worthy of sincere compliments pertaining to the wide variety of high- lighting functions made pos- sible by this enthusiastic group. Happy days are wished to two recently married couples, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd The Echo 13 Scugog Rd. - BLACKSTOCK - 986-4820 (Just south of the Cenotaph) WE BUY & SELL Crafts-Books-Furniture See our assortment of gifts for all occassions OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY St. Clair PAINT & WALLPAPER The Paint & Paper People MIDTOWN MALL OSHAWA, 'ONTARIO 576-2431 Hunter (nee Faux), and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martyn (nee Tripp). Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heayn and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vokins were guests at the Martyn-Tripp wedding in Port Perry United Church on Saturday. Then. the above couples, plus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bent, Mr. John Jeffrey and friend, Miss Linda Brown, were guests at the wedding party at the Latcham Centre. Ralph and Karen Mortimer were happy to have her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lugsten, Toronto, for a meal one Sunday recently. : Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock enter- tained the following to a family dinner, who had also witnessed their son Philip's baptism. Namely Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Allison, Black- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock, Lee and Blair of Seagrave. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wana- maker and friends; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross and baby Adam enjoyed the weekend at the Bert Wanamaker cot- tage at Bobcaygeon. Mr. George Scott and Mrs. Doris Pierce, both of Oshawa, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Brough and family. Will you please support Mrs. Mortimer at 985-3924 "who will gladly receive news items next week. . 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The regulation under The Environmental Protection Act requires the display and sale of refillable bottles wherever soft drinks are sold and establishes a mandatory deposit and cash refund on all refillable soft drink con- tainers. It also bans soft drink and beer cans with detachable pull-tab openers. "These regulatory mea- sures will result in a pro- gressive reduction in L.e quantity of throwaway containers which add materially to our solid waste load," Mr. Kerr said. '""The controls are being phased in over a reasonable time to avoid confusing the consum- er in the market place, to minimize economic and employment loss in the industry and to avoid dis- ruption to the soft drink dis- tribution system. "The regulation is the first phase of the new attack on waste caused by the prolifer- ation of throwaways. Other measures as required and as recommended by the Waste Management Advisory Board will be introduced if needed. Effective October 1, 1976, the regulation will require retail vendors to accept the return of clean, intact refill- able bottles up to a limit of 48 per person per day and to refund in cash a minimum mandatory deposit of 10 cents on individual size bottles and 20 cents on family sizes. Retailers must also display a public notice, provided by the Ministry of the Environment outlining the deposit refund system. Where prices are advertis- ed or displayed, the content price and refundable deposit on refillable bottles must be shown clearly and separate- ly. Effective March 1, 1977, soft drink cans with detach- able openers will be banned "OBITUARY Arthur Franklin Taylor Arthur Franklin Taylor of RR 1, Port Perry passed away August 20, 1976 due to a stroke. Born in Reach Township in November, 1905 to Robert Taylor and Margaret Mus- selman, where he lived and farmed his entire life until his retirément. He was married Novem- ber 10, 1934 to Grace Kydd. Left to mourn his passing is "his wife, one daughter Jean (Mrs. Bruce Hough- land) two brothers, Gordon and Bruce Taylor and one sister Doris (Mrs. Harry Hill). He was predeased by a son, Robert and one sister Margaret (Mrs. Henry Dodd). Funeral service was held from Low & Low Funeral Home on August 23, 1976 with Mr. Archie Scott officiating. Interment was in Uxbridge Cemetery. . ~Pallbears were Lloyd Payne, Murray Geer, Bruce Bailey, Lloyd ° Brawn, Gordon Jeffery and Malcolm Bailey. from use in Ontario, with a similar ban on this type of beer can to be effective July 1, 1977. Distributors and retailers will be allowed a reasonable time to clear existing stocks. Effective April 1, 1977, a retailer may not offer non- refillables unless he also offers the same sizes, flavors and brands in refillable containers. Effective April 1, 1977, aon-refillable soft drink con- tainers smaller than 480 mill- iliters (17 ounces) will be prohibited on licenced premises. This, in effect, requires bars and taverns to seive soft drinks in either refillable = containers or carafes for mixed drinks and eliminates the throwaway split common in premises selling alcoholic beverages. Effective April 1, 1978, only five sizes of refillable carbonated soft drink: con- tainers will be manufactured in Ontario -- 200 milliliters (ml) for use on licenced premises only, 300 ml, 750 ml, 1 liter and 1.5 liters -- roughly equivalent to 7 ozs. 10.5 ounces, 26.5 ounces, 35.5 ounces and 53.5 ounces. However, a retailer may sell only three of these sizes in any given brand and flavor. | SIEBE REKKER 220 COCHRANE ST. PORT PERRY 985-7086 SOFFIT Superior Aluminum R.R.1, PORT PERRY (Corner Con. 8 & Hwy 12) SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA - DOORS * TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL - 985-3912 ATTENTION FARMERS!!! WHY PAY REDBARN THEATRE A GIRL COULD GET LUCKY Aug. 31 -Sept. 4. MORE? 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