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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 13, 1982 PY SLRS RAE HE wR 2 A Summerfest dance ¢oyneil to meet with MP's proceeds to help cut arena deficit A special dance will be held this Friday evening (July 16) at the Scugog Arena with all net proceeds going to help reduce the current arena operating deficit. Something Blue, the well known and popular band will provide the music for dan- cing and listening, and organizers are hoping the evening will net $4000 which will be turned over to the Scugog Arena Board. Brian Callery, one of the organizers, says he is hope- ful that upwards of 1000 people will attend to support the worthwhile cause. Mr. Callery said that although the Port Perry COLLIN ELECTROLYSIS = Hair Removing ... Permanently! LEG WAXING - BODY WRAP Kinsmen Club is not directly involved in this dance as an organization, some mem- bers are helping with the work along with members of the Arena Board. The dance will get under- way about 8:00 p.m. and run until 1:00 a.m. Tickets at $5 per person are available at the door. Proper 1.D. and age of majority regulations will be strictly enforced. So, if you're looking for a night out and a chance to hear one of the top bands in the area, consider Summer- fest 82, a worthwhile cause. Scugog Arena is on Regional Road 8, just west of Port Perry. 985-3867 pr AUCTION PRICES on all -- USED TRUCKS -- This Week! 1982 GMC "S" PICKUP DEMONSTRATOR - 10,000 km., 4 cylinder, 4 speed, power steering, radio. Lic. JD 4573. 1981 GMC % TON 4x4 PICKUP - One owner, V8, automatic, mud & snow tires. Lic. ER 7441. 1981 CHEVROLET ¥2 TON WIDESIDE - 6 cyl., automatic, radio, power equipped. Lic. HA 4007. 1981 GMC ¥2 TON WIDESIDE - 6 cylinder, 3 speed, step bumper, ideal farm truck. Lic. HY 3348. 1980 CHEVROLET SCOTTSDALE 2 TON - Wideside, V8, automatic, two-tone, box rails, many extras. Lic. EP 2596. 1980 CHEVROLET STEPSIDE 2 TON - 6 cyl., - automatic, power steering, step bumper, flaps. Lic. ER 4867. 1979 GMC 2 TON WIDESIDE - 350 V8 diesel, automatic, radio, air conditioning, bumper. Lic. ES 1518. 1979 GMC ¥2 TON STEPSIDE - 6 cylinder, automatic, step bumper, flaps, dark green. Lic. ER 6034. Talk to one of our Salesmen - Make An Offer - You Might Buy a Truck! It's Always Worth The Trip to ... PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry - 985-8474 "Serving the Community since 1976." The full Durham Region council will meet this week with three federal MPs who represent areas of the Region. The meeting, which will get underway late Wednes- day afternoon (July 14) in the Regional council chambers in Whitby will focus on economic concerns and especially some of the federal policies which are having a negative economic impact on Durham Region. The three MPs who will be present for the meeting are NDP leader Ed Broadbent, whose home riding is Oshawa, and Conservative Bill Scott and Scott Fennell. Durham - Northumberland, MP Allan Lawrence, who is also a Conservative, had been invited to attend but he declined due to a prior commitment. The meeting was arranged after Regional council asked its management committee to come up with a report on the general economic con- ditions in Durham and what sectors of the local economy are feeling the tightest pinch during the current recession period. Some of the concerns Port Perry company awarded contract Ira Carr Construction of Port Perry has been awarded a Durham Region contract for the reconstruc-. tion of Regional Road 37 in Pickering. Regional council approved the contract last week and it is worth $228,000. The bid was the lowest of eight submitted which ranged upwards to $319,000. The contract calls for re- construction of .08 km. of Durham Road 37 from Dixie ~ to Fairport Road. The tender amount does not included $34,000 for engineering and contin- gencies. Regional council had budgeted $186,000 for the project, however a report from the Works department shows that the job will cost more because of very poor soil conditions. Work on the project is expected to start in mid-July and be complete by the end of September. EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE V 6a 5 Year Annual Interest 15% I-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice. which will be aired at the meeting include high interest rates; foreign imports in the auto industry; the recent decision to term- inate the lakespan ferry service from the Oshawa Harbour; the difficulty in extending commuter rail service from Pickering to New Port Perry Postmaster Port Perry Post Office has a new postmaster. Robert Walker took over the position on July 2, 1982 replacing Bruce Hull who held the position for twenty-four of his 37 years with the postal organization. Mr. Walker is a resident of Brooklin, Ontario where he was Postmaster for eight and half years. He began his, career in the Post Office in his hometown of Barrie in 1968. Mr. Walker told the Star he was pleased with his new appointment as it elevates him from a grade five to a grade six, Post Office, and becomes responsible for. seven other regional offices ome of which include, Prince Albert, Ashburn, Blackstock and Caesarea. For the present time, Mr. Walker will continue to live in Brooklin with his wife Dianne and two children, Shelley 15, and Tammy 10. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending July 8th Admissions 33 Births ...covconsscvivissosisssrnrmnen \ Deaths ........ A Ji iit Emergencies ................. 222 OPETAtioNs ........ovvevesern. 12 Bob Walker of Brooklin, Ontario has taken over Discharged .................... 31 the position of Postmaster at Port Perry, Post Office, Remaining ...................... 29 replacing Bruce Hull who retired last month. Oshawa; and trade practices between Canada and the United States. The Re- gional council's manage- ment committee apparently wants the meeting to take place behind closed doors, however when this issue was raised at last week's council meeting, some members of the council expressed concern over this. It's expected that the meeting will be open to the press, however, as radio and newspaper reporters who cover Regional council have expressed a strong interest in being able to report on the proceedings of the meeting. SCUGOG BOOK EXCHANGE 175 Perry St., Port Perry - 985-8645 A SALE PAPERBACKS 1st @ SALE! J JULY 15th - 16th - 17th - 10° MAGAZINES 2 for 1 Buy two for thé Price of One! STORE HOURS: Monday to Thursday - 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. oo Hardcovers Sale 25°¢ Fridays 10A.M.to 9 P.M. & Saturdays 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. \ .