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Dues, nr 5 ] in... ts I Ae Fed" 80 25) » » PR LF | av Dy ti" Anyone venturing past the lakefront on Sunday for a day of recreation. was witness to one of the busiest days of the summer as hundreds of people took to the beach and park areas There is no doubt that the beach which was created last year by the local. Kinsmen Club was one of the best community projects taken on in many years. anyone's imagination. It's use has far exceeded Region hopes to start "satellite Durham Region is taking steps to establish a '"'satel- lite" home for ambulatory - patients at a privately oper- ated nursing home in Ajax. Durham council last week approved a recommendation from the Region's Social Services Committee to seek provincial approval for the idea and make application for the necessary subsidies. If approved, the Region would have up to 25 beds at the Ballycliffe Lodge Nursing Home in Ajax for ambulatory patients, or those- who do not require intensive nursing care. If the province gives its approval to the proposal, the program could be in opera- tion by the beginning of next year. A new addition now under construction at Bally- cliffe is expected to be complete by that time. The Social Services Committee estimates that there are currently 400 people in Durham on the waiting list to get into a home for the aged, and about Chamber of Commerce home' for aged half of these would be con- sidered ambulatory patients. Committee chairman, John DeHart told council last week that the Ballycliffe Lodge is one of the best facilities in the area, and if accepted the program would be under the general super- vision of the administrator of Fairview Lodge, which is operated in Whitby by Durham Region. Those patients accepted into the home would be expected to pay the full rate (currently $19 per day) if they can afford it. Because of provincial subsidies, the Social Services department estimates that the 25 bed program would cost Durham Region a maximum of $21,000, if all the beds were occupied by patients who could not afford to pay any of the costs. However, a more reason- able estimate of yearly cost would be about $16,000 to the Region, according to the report from the Social Servjces department: FARMER/FLEA MARKET Western Weekend Got Something to Sell? Fruit - Vegetables - Pies - Preserves Antiques - Unused Treasures? CALL NOW TO RESERVE A STALL AT OUR FIRST ANNUAL FARMER/FLEA MARKET as part of Western Weekend - Friday Evening And All Day Saturday AUGUST 8th & 9th PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 16, 1980 -- 3 uh nd, 3 "~ "a oF - Vd yr J) Fa 44 3." SPECIAL. § THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ww = JULY 24th - 25th - 26th" re, | | MID-SUMMER Barbeque Special Model 44G $449.95 With Each Purchase of A John Deere Barbeque - 44G you will receive a FREE PROPANE TANK (Sug. List $39.95) AND A FREE 65E NYLON TRIMMER (Sug. List $38.95) Try Our PRESSURE WASHERS on your car. JOHN DEERE UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT (2 Miles West of Manchester) BOX 717 - PORT PERRY - ONTARIO - 985-3042 ad ah . AYE ¥ ne B00 . » \ % ROTA | \ ' NE, » 1%. 7s "t= sd Staidonibin rad whim staiddoRa di ous bit ouivitud dal mat iad A inl a REA, --- y 74% =r Ro Te pd AR, re Ea NEY EN al ts LT Co va, ~~ dc FIN Lie ~r &: INS Ag AAT Ty x CS CR ey 29. Lhd