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4 ok b 473 TERA) [yh BI Te ot 2 Na i 1 G © AN ES vh ia a A CINE TR EE NY MIR Lo TE EAL AT SIRE HY fd g PSA EINE 7 | Pay TV coming (From page 3) burglar alarms, even medic alert buttons, all sending signals through the home TV set to a main computer . terminal owned by the company. The computer is necessary for the "TV channel anyway, and these extra options could help to 'off-set the capital costs. Mr. Compton says these added services have been well accepted by pay-TV customers in the United States. In theory, pay-TV or premium TV as it is called, is a simple concept. The customer pays a fee for commercial-free programs that are not available from other broadcast outlets. The technology is jn place, the consumer demand has been proven in the United States and from market surveys in the major cities in Canada. Once the sticky issue of licencing has been sorted out, it is indeed only a matter of time before the service is available to fans of the tube, even in small communities like Port Perry. Flunks the test (From page 1) The report recommends that a stairway to the storage area be equipped with a handrail, and the lack of ventilation in the front office could be a problem in the summer because of the southern exposure. R. H. CORNISH SCHOOL .. This is the second time in three years the school has been inspected by the committee. The committee found "washrooms were littered," and needed a 'thorough cleaning'. Windows and exit doors to the playground should also be cleaned, states the report. The committee found that despite FIRE ROUTE signs along the curved drive in front of the school, it was full of parked cars and several were on the lawn. The report states there "'were numerous flourescent * lights out in halls and class- NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! 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Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985-8435 or 985-8436 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Brie Tn EAR LTS 4 . 5 FS ARERR PR (3 ARGC i PE ERT RR En Sig tle MA 5 vA, Loh A 4 EE a ra a SY} : aifw ol . . Port Perry. Srp lige: By Myrtle Thomas Mr. and Mrs. A, Couves attended a concert '"'In Praise of Music' put on by the Scarborough schools at Massey Hall recently. Mr. and Mrs. D, Reesor, Chris and Charlene participated. Mr. and Mrs. D. McKean were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Trileaven and family of Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hood of Valencia on Sunday. District Annual of the W.I. is to be held on Thursday at the Presbyterian Church in Registration begins at 9 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ridge of 'Baltimore weekend guests with rer mother, Mrs. Muriel Gibson. Darlene was the soloist at the Carter- Thomas wedding on Saturday. Our Sunday School Anni- versary is to be held in Greenbank United Church on June 7th. Service is at 11 o'clock. Miss Mignon Mayneord of Peterborough to be the guest speaker, she is concert whistler. Mrs. Ross Snoddon of Callendar spent two days recently with Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee. Rev. J. and Mrs. Roundell were attending the Bay of Quinte Conference in Kings- ton on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Saturday evening they were present at the Spring | Flower Show On May 12th, the Pine- ridge Garden Club met at the Nestleton Community Centre for. their Spring Flower Show. While the judges were . judging the entries the members enjoyed a tour of Roy Turner's Greenhouse. Walking through his flowers gave warmth and a touch of spring to a very chilly evening. Returning to Nestleton we had our business meeting and then proceeded to each flower entry to hear comments from our judges. Though spring was late we had a very good turnout of entries. "Our June meeting will consist of a 'plant-in" at Nestleton Hall followed by our guest speaker Ken Brown. 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