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[ ° The gift of life Port Perry Kinsmen and Kinettes held their annual Blood Donor Clinic last Wednesday, and according to Kin President Jim Lawrence they were "very pleased" with the turnout. Out of a potential 119 donors, 105 pints were collected. Fourteen people were rejected for various reasons. Above Kinette Sandra Benns, left, and Joy Holtby watch over donor Tom Armstrong. In background Mrs. Susan Martin gives a pint. by Mrs. Ruby Fielding Merry Christmas and the best wishes to the Port Perry Star management and Staff and to all our readers. Church Sunday, December 25at 11:15. Rev. C. Clarke in «charge. The congregation enjoyed the Sunday School Service on Sunday with their orchestra. The children and teachers are to be congratulated. Friday evening Dec. 23 there is to be a Candle Light PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1977 -- 9 Service and White Gift service." The Sunday School to serve cookies and punch. Sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. George Marcotte in the sudden. passing of his brother Esmond Marcotte at Ottawa last week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Croden and family of London, Ont. weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hirst, Robert and Beth of Midland dinner guests Sunday with \ Manchester and area Mr. and Mrs. A. Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dobson visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stan Christie at Uxbridge Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawler Sunday at Oshawa. Mrs. Lillian Wilson of Bal- lantrae home for the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Marcotte and family. Utica district plan continued from page 1 from $3,000. to $4,000. for deeper driller wells. Mr. Plitz told regional council that soil tests under- taken in the area by the firm of Don Wesley Milne indicat- ed that 19 new lots could be. supported, and that Jacob- sen was prepared to build on lots large enough to contain a reserve lile system. He added that a survey of the hamlet taken this summer by the company indicated that of 25 persons, 18 said they had no objection to the proposed development. However, Mr. Mees said that many of these people changed their mind when told of the negative planning report which indicated that the soil conditions might not be suitable. He said he has collected 19 signatures of people within the hamlet who now feel "that the welfare of existing residents of Ulica should have precedence over a proposal for expansion." The decision taken last week by regional council to allow ten new homes seems to be unsatisfactory to both the development company and the 'eongerned citizens. Jacobsen C truction may not feel it can develop the land if the growth is limited to ten houses, and Mr. Croxall said after the meeting last week that he fears that if the company does go ahead with the ten houses, it will then seek permission to build more at a later date. And Mr. Croxall added that even ten new houses would be detrimental to the community and its citizens. i RON HEWAT LAKEVIEW PLAZA Scugog Street §| LOWREY 'Organs & Pianos ORGAN WORLD at 985-8365 Port Perry RINE Ties from $5.00 iit Belts from 10.00 Shirts from *14.00 Gloves from 5.00 Pyjamas from $15.00 Sport Shirts from *11.00 "Sweaters from $25.00 ONLY 4 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT BEFORE CHRISTMAS! . Use our convenient Layaway Plan Or Give a Gift Certificate Gift Box with every Purchase. Gift Wrapping Available. (Items not exactly as illustrated.) 985-8160 Bd ' FREEMAN FORMAL D0 RENTALS CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS: December 1 to December 23 including Mondays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 & 27. Cjregoiny's Men's Uear Std. 'LAKEVIEW PLAZA : PORT PERRY Toques from *5.00 Slacks from *30.00 Socks from $2.50 Robes from $26.95 Scarfs from *8.00