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LS, that a large mature tree on Township property was: cut Perry IGA Store which will undergo an expansion in the Saturday morning. Work on a culvert for the Township administrator Earl Cuddie said no per- ot hahah ve dik ater) SHAR VARI SY SOSA FRIST PF ORR HE PAN CO SRY CTIA cc AVES . " . x y ! I I Wi | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 21, 1981 -- 3 Pil j &% 4 Meals on Wheels M S . 1s UD } i ~ oh s ; : MAY ary St.residents up inarms | oe yrs. : : : y Residents of Mary Street proposed entrance onto The tree was apparently ask the municipality to press i in Port Perry are furious Mary Street from the Port cut down about 8:00 o'clock charges. 4 What do Scugog Commun- ity Care, the Community Nursing Home, the Community Memorial Hospital and the Port Perry Kinsmen Club have in common? Meals On Wheels! Every Monday, Wednes- day and Friday. including holidays, Community Care volunteers deliver the hot noon hour meals to people who, .by reason of age, physical or mental handicap or illness are temporarily or permanently unable to prepare their meals. Three drivers each day deliver routes in Port Perry, Prince Albert and the Blackstock, Nestleton and Caesarea areas. The Community Nursing Home, Food Service Super- visor Mrs. Marie Venning dnd her staff have been involved in the preparation of Meals since the first delivery on October 25, 1971. More recently, the Commun- ity Memorial Hospital, Food Service Supervisor Miss " Marie Rice and her staff 'have been supplying meals since the program had to expand in 1978 due to increased demands in Port Perry and new requests from the Blackstock area. The Kinsmen Club of Port Perry has been the major of operation supporter of Meals on . Wheels over the years. Their sizeable annual donation to the program helps to reduce the cost of equipment and supplies. : The first Meals on Wheels were delivered by volunteers to 5 people in Port Perry on Wednesday October 25, 1971. Records indicate that this was made possible through the efforts of Mrs. Judy McColl, .Chairman; "Mr: Jerry Jackman, finance Chairman; other interested citizen and the local Service Clubs, : Today 26 meals are delivered each day to people who have been referred to the program by their doctors. The original group main- tained the program for seven years - before Scugog Community Care was organized in 1978. Commun- ity Care was asked and agreed to take over the program. The organization wants to recognize the contributions made by all the co- ordinators, volunteer drivers, Hospital and Nursing Home staff, and Kinsmen Club members who have helped over the years with the Meals on Whee program. : Group meets Members of the Toronto- Havelock Passenger Associ- ation met Monday with" provincial transportation minister James Snow in their continuing efforts to save the rail service. The Association has been fighting to keep the service since the federal govern- ment announced last summer it would go out of operation. i "In their meeting with Mr. Snow, representatives from the Passenger Association asked - for provincial guarantees that some kind of passenger service will continue on this line even-if the federal government carries through with the decision to suspend the current VIA service. : In a statement released prior to the Monday meeting, 'with Snow to save VIA the Association said it "must desperately look to the _provincial government for. some reasonable alternative to keep the service opera- ting." The Toronto-Havelock Passenger Association has about 150 members who have been fighting intensely : to . keep the service running ~ since "the government announcement earlier this year. Most of the members use the 160 seat train each day to get to their jobs in Toronto, and the Association has collected a petition with 5500 signatures of people who support the position. Les Parkes of Port Perry. is president of the Passenger Association. ~~ Over the past several (Turn to page 7) 40's-50's-60's SAT., NOVEMBER 7th 1 Dance tothe Music of the down early morning. The tree, which stood between the sidewalk and Saturday near future. - Brian Callery, who lives on Mary Street, said the resi- dents 'are very disappointed food store driveway is going on at this time. Mr. Callery said the resi- dents have informed the mission was given to remove the tree and that the matter will be on the agenda when Scugog council meets this 'the road is on one side of a Tete Tink Tele ake Tan teehee el eke ke ete Te in this action," ~ NOWOPEN 7 Days A Week! takes pleasure in announcing the acquisition of Mr. Harry Vondette, as chief Chef of Crandell's Riverboat. "Mr. Vondette is a licensed graduate of the Royal Canadian Military College in Fine Food Preparation, Kingston, Ontario. He served withthe Canadian Armed Forces in the capacity of Senior Cheffor 15years. -On occasions, he has also prepared food for: *H.M. The Queen Mother *The Late Sir Winston Churchill *Government Dignitaries from around the World while visiting in Canada. : Mr. Vondette is happy to be chosen aschiefChefforthenew Crandell's. ' FRIDAY EVENING SPECIAL: "LIVE PIANO MUSIC" Quiet Dining Entertainment. ENTERTAINMENT "For your pleasure we present our Township officials and will coming Monday. EGE EEC EGC LIC Ga R 52525262525 25252526 25252 5250505250 505252525 252525052 5252 H RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 * Why Not Try Our | | Hot & Cold Smorgasbord -SERVED DAILY - SALAD BAR Featured Daily for your Luncheon & Evening Dining. SUNDAY BRUNCH 10A.M.t02P.M. : ChildrenUnder 12-"Free" When Accompanied by an Adult - Sunday Only!) 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