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J / * |e v ¢ J > a ¢ ¢ . 7 y 3 A v » Ar The team members of the Port Perry Legion Pee Wee's were honoured at a banquet at the Legion Hall on 'Saturday night by their sponsors. In attendance for the occasion was N.H.L. er Bob Baun, who was guest speaker for the evening. Trophies were awarded to each of the players on the team, with Variety theme at Horticulture show by Margaret Beath Variety was the theme of the "Spring Flower Show" held by the Brooklin Horti- cultural Society May 25. In addition to the Show, itself, there was a discussion by the panel from the Civic Garden Centre, , Toronto. Their Moderator, Mr. E.R. Pope and the other panel members based their discussion on the joint topics of fertilizers and insecticides. These subjects were well chosen and their message came across clear- ly on how to help and-or hurt your garden at this, particular season. They answered questions readily and sometimes humourous- ly, and this writer was not the only one in the audience taking notes, Paul, young son of Valerie Hundert, one of our Society "members, gave a demon- stration on sand landscap- ing in a clear plastic pot for the purpose of 'making cactus planting' more attractive. His talk though brief, was interesting and" innovative. The Judges for the Flower Show were Mrs. Russell Little of Little Britain and Mrs. Elliot 'Harrington of Cambray, who are recent graduates from the R.B.C. Judging Course and First prize for Best Specimen of Tulip, donated by Florence Ashton was awarded to Alice Dodd. Mary Housego's report on Civic beautification made: all of those present aware of just how hard work and time is given to this project | by the Society Members. Grace Coe then thanked the panel and presient Margaret Davis extended her thanks to Paul Hundert and Mary Housego and added a note of appreciation for the enthusiasm shown 'by members and visitors ANALDA | * TREES PEAT MOSS FERTILIZERS * SHRUBS A POTTED, READY TO PLANT, INSECTICIDES - Hwy. 7A at West 14 Line 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 9864771 When calling please int phone ring continously, since we are offen in the field and cannot reach the phone within a few rings. ICHARGEX oe : ~ \ special trophies going to the above boys. Left, Bob Horton - Most assists; Donny Young - rookie award; Todd Blayone - best defenseman; Bobby Baun, guest speaker; Jack Lee, Legion president; Paul Storry - scoring champion; Sean Fewer - most improved player, and Alan Jones - 101 per cent captain. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 8, 1977 -- 3 Council delegation (Continued from page 1) the regulations exceeded that amount, Several neighboring muni- _ cipalities have however opted to take part in the program, and Port Perry Star was told this week: by officials in one municipality that while there is extra paperwork involved it has been handled without too many problems. And it was learned that the province will reimburse a municipal- ity for administration costs based on a percentage of the total monies allocated yearly by the municipality for the program. Through grants and loans the program is designed to assist low and fixed income homeowners upgrade such things as plumbing, heating and electrical systems. It can also be available "to handicapped and disabled . persons for such things as installing grab-bars in bath- rooms, lowering kitchen cupboards and handrails, and replacing stairs with ramps. Based on adjusted family income that cannot exceed $12,500 per year, the pro- gram makes available up to $7,500 for home upgrading. The interest rate and grant portion of the loan depend on total family income, and how long the homeowner continues to live in the home after the work is completed. Loan repay- ment can be extended over more than 15 years, at interest rates not exceeding eight percent. One of the delegates who plans to attend the June 13 meeting is a widow living on pension. She told Port Perry Star last week she feels she could qualify for assistance to add insulation to her home, and also to increase the size of her home from the present 720 square feet to the 900 square feet of living space now required by by-law. She stated that she knew the Township had turned down the program, and now wants to find out why. Another delegate, also a senior citizen, said he could use assistance for home and property upgrading, and added that he has "two or three neighbours" who plan to support him before Council June 13. Ladies' TES.......35.00 BELTS .... 5.00 SHORT GOWNS Nylon Tricot = Reg. *13.00 LONG GOWNS Nylon Tricot Reg.*15.00 SPORT SHIRTS Stanfield. ..... $11.95 - $9.95 ARROW SHIRTS..............}12.00 LEISURE SUITS.................259.95 REVERSABLE JACKETS .....*29.00 SLACKS Summer Shades. ....... 319.95 - $24.95 DRESSING GOWNS omega ... 25.00 MEN'S SHOES Oxfords ........ $19.95 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE SALE 10.39 sae *11.99