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IRE I A HEN Here! ve AEA A RUS i al hihi baad pebiahd boii ERI, x IN » TT ---------- ET ECR RT SEAR LS SONIA SRI Ae Waterfront site for Library? (From Page 1) ciple from Wintario to cover one-third of the cost; a fund- raising drive is underway by the Library to come up with $100,000 and the Township has made a commitment to help with the remainder of the costs. Mr. Preston said that one Phones (From Page 1) Hampton. The letter also says that the service would mean an increase in private Black- stock phone rates from $5.55 per month to $7.15, and would also hike phone rates in Oshawa, Bowmanville and Hampton to the same figure. A private business line in Blackstock would go up 71 per cent, according to the letter from Mrs. Crocker. Councillor Wolters said last week that since the Bell's refusal to extend the service, he has had about 20 calls from residents who want the issue examined more closely. of the problems the Board had with the itlea of a new building on the waterfront site, was what would happen to the old library building on Queen Street. It is an historic building, owned by the Township and built in the 1930's as a War Memorial. Members of council assured the Board last week, that if the Library is moved to a new location, the old building would remain for use by community groups. Although the Township council has purchased the waterfront property and started the wheels in motion for financing the construc- tion of a new municipal office building on the site, the council has not made a formal decision to proceed with this construction. However, some members of council feel that a new library and municipal office complex should be combined in one building with a common foyer that would save costs for mechanical services such as heating and air conditioning. Mr. Preston said that the Library Board is moving \-- OPENING SOON Ww Shwe ? LIMITED 203 Queen Street - Port Perry ~ J -- 3CICICICICICD G252525252525252525252525252505252525252525¢5¢ CIC 5250525¢52505252525252525c545¢ The perm your hair loves to live with... Now on Special! Spring & Summer GET TOGETHER At the Hair Centre NEW GREEN LEAF with 8 essential herbs and spice oils b to moisturize and protect your hair C Reg. $30.00 $ speci. 22.50 (effective until May 31, 1979) Don't miss this fantastic product. Great 3 for Men or Women - Curly or Body Styles. v A Attractive Gift Certificates FOR MOTHER'S DAY Hey Fellows! Give your wife a gift of beauty .. and don't forget your mother-in-law! We have seven advanced hair stylists. 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Prince Albert by Ruth Bonnell Mrs. Brawn was the guest speaker on Sunday morning at St. Steven's United Church in Oshawa. A representation of the Prince Albert Choir and orchestra members assisted in the music for the Oddfel- lows Service on Sunday morning. About 15 couples attended the Couples 'Club Disco Dance on Friday evening. John and Marion Rodway, from Port Perry were guests instructors. Everyone had A good time and there was lots of laughs _as they learned how to disco. Glen and Lynne Sweetman from Barrie spent the week- end with Bill and Sharon Wanamaker. Ross and Marg Sweetman and Ray Doupe and Marg were Saturday evening dinner guests with Bill and Sharon. Sharane Ross and Sharon Sweetman were able to sit back and relax as their husbands prepared a barbe- cue supper for them. After dinner guests were Don and Gail Woodrod and family from Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks attended the christening on Sunday of their great great niece Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks of Cresswell. Recent company with Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock were Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoogwerf of Ottawa. A few ladies from the village attended the Hospital Auxiliary Tea on Saturday which was a great success. Mrs. Reta Rodman, of Oshawa, spent the weekend Hugh Strong. Mrs. Leta Doupe of Seagrave also spent a few days last week with the Strongs. . A number of children enjoyed little Sarah Ander- son's 5th birthday party on Saturday. A speedy recovery is wished to Olive Bolten who is in the Oshawa Hospital. This weeks euchre scores were Ladies High - Flossie Aldred, 2nd - Hilda Wace] Low - Lee Reeves. mens High - Carl Gimblett, 2nd - Lloyd Fawns, Low - Harold McDiarmid. Winner of the loan hand series was Mildred Thompson. The family arranged a smorgasbord at the home of D. Geer, Utica, for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong in honour of their first wedding anniversary. Guests were present from Oakwood, Sea- grave, Port Perry and local area. Dr. J.L. Brown, who started his practice here 5 years ago and subsequently moved to Port Perry has a new veterinarian, Dr. C. Dowsett on his staff. We understand that Dr. Dowsett will be living in the Prince Albert area. Please call 985-8220 with your news items for next week. Volunteers Did You Know....... that C.LLV.P. volunteers assist clients with matters of home management, parenting and nutritional shopping and cooking skills? For more information call us at 985- 8461. Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 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