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Port Perry "contractor to install 'watermain A Port Perry contractor was chosen by Durham Works officials Tuesday to install watermains on three different streets in Port Perry and Prince Albert. Van Camp Contracting Ltd. won the job after sub- mitting the low bid of $43,383, the lowest of five submitted by companies for the work. About 230 metres of water- main will be constructed on Queen Street in Port Perry to provide water to a new home. A similar length will be installed on Barber Street to replace an existing plastic main. About 205 metres of main will be installed on Union Avenue in Prince Albert, a hamlet, southwest of the village, for eight lots. The construction should start and be completed next month, a works official said. ¢] rebuilt unit than to try to fix STEER THIS WAY... By Colin Ball Safety tip: keep your eye on the car ahead of you - and the - car ahead of that. If you can spot a hazard as soon as the driver in front of you does, you'll be ready for sudden stops. Don't neglect your PCV (posi- tive crankcase ventilation) system. Clogging or other restriction may cause hard starting, missing, stalling, power loss, and reduced gas mileage. If a windshield wiper motor is giving trouble, it's usually a better idea to get a new or the old one. Low headlight output may not be a battery problem - just dirt or grease on -the headlamp. When should you trade in your car? Engine wear is the key. As an engine gets worn, there is excessive clearance between parts that may cause compression pressure to decrease, bringing on per- formance troubles. Keep your car running better longer with our expert ser- vice. Our mechanics really know their work. When it's trade-in time, head for ... COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry PHONE 985-8411 We've got good prices on great new (and late-model used) cars. 2 £ £ $ i } id & 3 i : Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lee of Greenbank celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 21 with a reception for family and friends at the Greenbank Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lee were married in Toronto, and have lived all their married life in Greenbank. Yelverton News By Harvey Malcolm Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George John- son of Cadmus (parents of our neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson), who re- cently observed their 60th Wedding Anniversary. Best wishes to them and their fa- mily on the auspicious occa- sion. A welcome visitor at Mal- conia this week was Mr. Bel- ford Panke of 'Manotick, Ontario, who dropped in for a brief visit en route to visit his mother in Woodbridge, Ontario. Speedy convalenscence to Howard Malcolm who at time of writing is a patient in Port Perry Hospital with 'House- maid's Knee' or such like. ~ =A our insurance a love you Trust they will discover what is causing the problem and have Howard up and going again soon. Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moran (nee Darlene Malcolm) who were married in Yelver- ton United Church on Satur- day with the wedding recep- tion in the Church Hall and Wedding Dance in the Man- vers Arena auditorium. Fur- ther details will be provided with a write up of the wedding at a later date. Suffice it to say that everything went off without a hitch. Congratulations also, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toole of Janetville, who were married on Friday evening in Janet- ville. VI On Wednesday, 60 to 70 ladies gathered in Yelverton Church Hall to honour bride- elect Miss Darlene Malcolm with a miscellaneous shower. A corsage was pinned on Darlene by U.C.W. President Agnes Howe. Darlene was assisted in the opening of her gifts by two of her sisters, Marleah and Lana. Darlene fluently expressed her gratitude for the many gifts and invited anyone visiting Edmonton to come and visit them. A sumptuous lunch concluded the evening's activities. 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