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50th Wedding Anniversary Douglas and Stella Nesbitt of Brooklin. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday with friends and family at a reception at the Brooklin Masonic Hall. The happy couple have lived all of their lives in the Brooklin area and are the parents of four children and 10 grandchildren. The Nesbitts received telegrams and best wishes from Prime Minister P.E. Trudeau and many other "government officials. RE 'Museum is looking for old newspapers Newspapers are a source of important information about our past and with this thought in mind Trish Holman, currator at the Scugog Shores Museum is asking for your help. Many copies of newspapers published in the Port | Perry area during the past century or more are probably lying in the bottoms of cupboard drawers, in" closets, or behind old walls and they contain valuable information about our history. Some of the publications that were printed in this area during the past 120 years are: . . The Ontario Observer (Prince Albert) . North Ontario Observer (Port Perry) Lo . Port Perry Standard and North Ontario Observer (Port Perry). . © . Port Perry Standard (Port Perry) . Port Perry Star and Standard (Port Perry) . North Ontario Advocate (Uxbridge) . North Ontario Times (Uxbridge) * The Museum is interested in finding any copies of the above papers that may still be in existance. The papers may be donated to the museum or if the owner wishes to keep the old treasure the museum would ask that you inform them of its existance so it could be borrowed for microfilming at a later date. 'If you have any information about any of these old issues, contact the museum currator, Trish Holman at 985-3589. THE WINDOW BOX For Your Christmas Gift List Featuring... + *CRAFTS *PINE *QUILTS DURHAM ROAD 57 CAESAREA - ONT. OPEN TUESDAY thru SUNDAY 10AM.t06PM. 986-4833 Go Train commuter service to Uxbridge Commuters from the Port Perry area may be inter- ested in a proposal by Uxbridge Township to have the. Go Train service extended from Stouffville to Uxbridge. - : The Provincial govern- ment has already indicated they will pick-up the Via service to Stouffville which is to be discontinued next year, by extending Go Train service to Stouffville. It is the hope of Uxbridge Town- ~ ship to convince the Province to extend the service an additional 13 miles to the station in Uxbridge. In an effort to obtain the facts and data necessary to , make a proper presentation to the government, Uxbridge Township has run an advertisement in this week's issue of the Star aimed at potential Go Train users. The information is urgently needed to compile the brief, so act now. This service could be welcomed by commuters from this area who will be losing the services of Via on the Toronto to Havelock run next . year. If you would be interested in the extension of the Go Train service to Uxbridge, fill in the coupon on page six of this week's issue of the Stat and return it promptly to Uxbridge Township. ~ PORT PERRY STAR «= Wed: November 25, 1981 -- 3 Herrema would like to see industrial waste disposal site located in Uxbridge Durham) Region chairman Gary Herrema may have opened a hot can of worms when he suggested last week that an industrial waste treatment centre might be located in Uxbridge Town- ship. Mr. Herrema, who is a former mayor of Uxbridge Township, was commenting on the fact the provincial government has decided against plans to set up such a centre in Cayuga, near Hamilton. "I'd like to see one here SANTA CLAUS PARADE urday, November 28th 4 i 2:00P.M. \ © Sat a Wi (Uxbridge Township) I'm convinced they are safe and can be a great benefit to the Region. Our industries would have a place to dump," he said. The chairman suggested one possible site midway between Stouffville and Uxbridge which consists of 250 acres of abandoned gravel pits. Uxbridge Township mayor Bill Ballinger reacted cautiously to the suggestion by the Regional chairman, NDBREAKERS Men's Oxfords $39.95-%49.95 G.W.G.JEANS Sizes 28to 44 S21. TROUSERS saying he would want to know "what benefits there are for my municipality. I know Ontario would benefit, but what about us?" he said. The provincial govern- ment's plans for a $60 million treatment centre in Cayuga were abandoned last week when a study indicated the site is unsuitable and only marginally safe. ° The residents of that area had waged a strong year- long campaign against the idea, however. Men's Work 19.95 95 Men's Lined | Winter Boots %49.95-°59.95 Men's Rubber Boots $12.95 CORDUROY JEANS °° Sizes 28to 44 ¥19.95-°21.95 McGREGOR SOCKS 2.50-°2.95 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly ag Illustrated.) ® PLAID SHIRTS FOR MEN $17.50 " Men's LEATHER TOP RUBBERS $39.95- $49.95 -$59.95