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a 3h FoF, gn SAS <i SRE NT NS SEANCR EEN Ne (or Asan ow RESRELATY SS SREY) NN a SNARE 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 1, 1979 Prince Albert news by Grace Beacock No doubt you have noticed renovating and strokes of the paint brush which makes our village more beautiful. In fact a brand new double garage has been built on the Howard Jeffrey premises. We are sorry Mr. and Mrs. P. Pearsell and family have left us and moved to Scugog Island where we wish them well. Mrs. Jas. "'Minnie" Martin has been a patient in Oshawa Hospital nursing an ankle cast, therefore we wish a satisfactory recovery to Minnie. She is now conva ing with her husband cottage, Minden. Fred Brooks upoy his retire- ment from the Ataff of the L.C.B.O. Asa result Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Jeanne Elliot (who moved to Robin Glade, Seagrave) hosted a special reception in due honour of Fred's retirement. Some twenty or over near friends assembled for the merry evening extending future easy days to Fred who admired and thanked for the tokens received. Fine flav- oured foods topped off the memorable occasion. Mr. Larry Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Strong and two children, all of near Vancou- ver B.C. were Thursday din- ner company with their cous- ins Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong. The next night being Fri- day a group of 40 including immediate families and the western cousins plus Har- graves were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Strong with the idea of a birthday get-to-together in honour of Dad "Hugh". All enjoyed the cold buffet plus calories galore. Gifts and general reminiscing made up a happy gathering. Rela- tives were present from Van- couver, Toronto, Port Perry, Utica and Seagrave. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bur- gess visited the Davis family in Bradford and attended his fathers birthday celebration namely Mr. Burgess Sr. Congratulations! Last Saturday the Burgess grandparents held a birth- day party for their grandson Ted Jos. Myers. So it was food and fun and two candles. Mr. and Mrs. David Fox and two children, Kamloops, B.C. have heen periodically - vacationing with their par- ents Mr. and Mrs. W. Fox who today are arranging a birthday extra for David. Happy Birthday! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks were guests at the Vader- Gerrow wedding in our local Church last Saturday. A note of local interest and good luck to a former village youth Bill Davidson who is at present entered in his class of motorcycle side-car rac- ing in Los Angeles and San Francisco, California. Young Ian Bonnell with his dad has returned from a wonderful trip to British Co- lumbia for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock spent a few days in the north as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. r Salesmaster Club. Grand Salesmaster Award | PRESENTATION Bill and Storey Beare of Beare Motors, are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Jim Burnett and Mr. Ray Tengesdal to the Grand Jim and Ray received their awards, a plaque, watch and stick pin, last week from Melodie Huber, District Manager for General Motors of Canada, for their achievement. The Grand Salesmaster Award is the highest award given by G.M. for outstanding sales ability. Jim and Ray would like to thank their many customers and friends \ for helping make this award possible. 8 1] Jim Burnett, Ray Tengesdal, Melodie Huber, Bill and Storey Beare. a » EIVIT our insuran love you Gibson, Coboconk, also call- ed on Mr. and Mrs. R. Hobbs and others of Kinmount. Mrs. Jim Davidson and grandaughter Tracey Sie- barth visited the formers mother Mrs. St. Martin who is ill in Women's College Hospital, Toronto. The Sandy Moores and the Jas. Coates of Shirley Road were visitors at the Les Beacock home. Mrs. Pat Lemaich has re- turned home to Hamilton after visiting a couple of weeks with her sister and husband at the Jim Davidson house. Mrs. Ruth Bonnell has re- turned from a two week vacation in Haliburton wih her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Nixon and sister the Boland- ers. Please contact Earline Armstrong 985-7873 for news. Anniversary celebration The family of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Redshaw took them out for dinner on Saturday night. Later they went to Beaverton to the home of Bruce and Dianne Redshaw where about 35 relatives were waiting to celebrate their 45th wedding annivers- ary. Hospital Report Week Ending July 26th Admissions...................... 27 Births.......ccccccoeveininnnnnl 2 Deaths........................... Nil Emergencies.................. 200 Operations....................... 10 Discharged...................... 34 Remaining....................... 29 Durham Region review (From Page 1) and it may have trouble coming up with viable recommendations in just six months. The need for a review of the Regional system in Durham seems to be a perrenial topic for discussion among regional councillors, but the last official effort by the council ended in some- thing of a failure. A couple of years ago, a committee of the eight area municipality mayors was set IVIERSON. INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE tember. Child: en wi{ come from Epsom, Chalk Lake, Bethesda and Utica ahd. 160 will receive learning in grades fron; one to eight. week was one of the busiest the police department has had in a long time. Aiding the Provincial Police they had road blocks set up here in connection with an ar- med robbery at Claremont. Port Perry Star has shown a gradual increase of from about 1,400 to 1,700 copies or over 20%. and Mrs. Stephen P Kandel, Port Perry, was chosen Queen of the Staff of 74 score-caddies working at the Summer National Championships of the American, Contract Bridge League at the Hotel Royal York, Toronto. joyed an afternoon of fun and games when they held their annual "Family Picnic" at Wellspring Park, Greenbank, last Saturday. In the egg tossing contest, Clarence and Marie Nightingale emerged the winners. the new minister of Blackstock United Church will take place Sunday, September 7th. Rev. Parsons succeeds Rev. P. Romeril who has retired. Province of Ontario for the past 10! years, was repor- ted to have handed in his resignation yesterday. Dr. Dymond held positions in the Cabinet for over 13 years, which is recorded as the second longest in history. Annual Lake Scugog Regatta and Field Day at Caesarea held on the Civic Holiday Weekend. Saskatchewan, is one of 120 lucky boys from all over Canada chosen to take part in a Scout Exchange Program sponsored by the Federal Government. For the last three weeks Clifford has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, Port Perry and their son, Richard, also a scout. For three weeks prior to Clif- ford's visit here, Richard was a guest at his home in Eatonia. just Soccer Team's Re-Union at Celina one day last week. their 50th Wedding Anniversary recently. up, but they could do little more than agree to disagree, and finally turned in a short report that received little attention. Other Regional municipa- lities in the province have conducted reviews of the system, at considerable expense. One of the most notable was the exhaustive study of Ottawa-Carleton by Carleton University profes- sor Henry Mayo. That study, which took a couple of years to complete, is reported to Annual Interest 0Y4% Semi-Annually 10%/ STANDARD 0 Annual Interest 10%% Semi-Annually the munidpal Savings & 103N nporaton 5 YEAR 0a Annual Interest 10% Semi-Annually VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 5 YEAR Annual Interest 10/2 10%% Semi-Annually macdonald-carctier trust company « 0%/a Annual Interest 10%% Semi-Annually when ...¢ continued Police Chief Car:eron of Port Perry claimed last | ™ During the last 10 months the circulation of the ey Lynda-Jean Kandel, 17 year-old daughter of Dr. Port Perry Legion members and their families en- | 4 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, August 14, 1969 The induction service for Rev. Victor M. Parsons, |#* Dr. M.B. Dymond, Minister of Health for the © Elaine Prout was chosen Regatta Queen at the 37th Clifford Assmus, 15 years old, from Eatonia, 1) Mr. George Edgar, Scugog, attended the Old Time |# Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamieson, Caesarea, celebrated 1) have cost in the neighbour hood of $250,000. The committee of nine, which will examine Durham Region and hold public meet- ings in the next six months, has been given a budget of $10,000 by the council for such things as travel expen- ses and the preparation of a final report. It is not surprising that the ry motion for this review came from the Mayor of Oshawa, who has been one of the most vocal critics of the Durham set-up. Mayor Potticary and some members of Durham council from the city of Oshawa have complained loudly that Oshawa is not getting a fair shake in the Region. The complaints centre around the fact that Osh- awa's 11 members who sit on the Durham council are not a & fair representation of the city population, and the city is not getting a fair return for the tax dollars it turns over to the Region each year. PRESCRIPTIONS R NN scum] / 4 ""Are you in a rush for this?"