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a, ETE AT SAA it (continued) by everyone present to be sent to Mrs, Raymond Fra- lick and Mrs. Flora (Miller) Muffet, Florence has been in a Toronto hospital for several weeks. We do trust things will' soon improve and she will speed along to recovery, Flora used to live with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rodman across from 'Head' Church. She never missed a chance to come back to the Island from Toronto and loved to attend the 'Head' S.S. and turkey suppers. She is now in Women's College St. Hospi- tal. At the Spring Fair we shall have the Bake-Table along with Seagrave. "Grace' U.C.W. will have aprons and other articles along with Prince Albert, Bonnie Gerrow, "Reta \ Wil son and Elizabeth Stickmann spent a day last week at the hospital mending. Would ~ anyone else like to try this? There is a need. Paper back books are acceptable for the tuck shop or Whitby home for the aged. ; The "Head" U.C.W. will cater for the wedding recep tion for Mary Angus at the : Seusoe News ; home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reader. Mrs. Reta Reader is in charge of the lilac decorated tickets for the lilac luncheon at the home of Mrs. Grace Love, May 31. You may come at 12:30 or 12 if you need to come early. Just let us know your time. For those who can stay after lunch there will be Court Whist and prizes, Keep this date open. We hope to sell 100 tickets, Card table size cloths are needed from niembers.' On April 17, there will be an executive - meeting for U.C.W.'s at Courtice from 10 until 2:30 p.m. The Scouts and Cubs were very pleased with their paper drive on Saturday morning and wish to thank all those who helped in any way. They ~-- collected 6,300 lbs. and are looking forward to the next drive at the end of summer. For the cubs a very successful banquet was held in ""Grace" Church basement on Saturday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welts of Nestleton who showed a movie of Scoutsona special occasion in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Don Olafsen of Oshawa were guests of Mr. Bill Salter, one "of the leaders. Rick Downey, a Queen Scout, from Oshawa had attended the Jamboree inJapan and presented many lovely slides of the occasion. Government of Ontario AIRPORT OFFICE The Government of Ontario want to help you determine how the New Airport will effect you. A team of planners created to develop the new community and services associated with the airport can answer may of your questions. "Known as the North Pickering Community Development Project, this group is planning now for the necessary provincial , land acquisitions. If you have questions, telephone or visit their office at Ralston's General Store, just north of the C.P.R. tracks on Brock Road. + TELEPHONE + 942-7611 -- 942-7612 -- 942-7615 NEW HOURS AS Wy APRIL 17 OPEN WEE to 5:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. DAYS g © THE GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO Other guests were Rev. Preston Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Fralick who presented the boys with badges. On Friday and Saturday night some of the Island children took part in the Ice Garnival at the arena. On Sunday, there was a good crowd at "Grace" church to witn e Con- firmation ceremony a e part in the communion, The following young {peuple joined the church: endy Cawker, Heather London, Tammy Freeman, Janet Reader, Michael Freeman, David Redman and Tim Ashbridge. The girls were accompanied by their mothers and the boys by their fathers. Two: parents, Mrs, Roy Freeman and Don Ashbridge joined by transfer . from their former churches. Mrs. Maurice Fralick and Mr. Cliff Love assisted in the service by Rev. Brown and Rev. Pogue, Monday morning, Mrs. Madeline Cawker and Mrs. "Bonnie Gerrow went to 'a Presbyterial Lindsay. Parents, friends and Jr. choir members keep in mind the date of Friday, April 28 for the Spring concert stres- sing. music from "Okla- homa". The leaders are anxious to build up funds to provide some new . choir gowns and other necessities. The b ackground scenery. is already being prepared by artistic hands. So come along and support the children and their leaders, meeting in Prince Albert ~News (continued) paper drive and would appre- ciateallthose old newspapers -- you might have Kicking around, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Towns, Scarborough were weekend guests at the R. Mclntyres. Sunday dinner guests also included Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl Luke and Sandra. Get well wishes to Mr.. Russ Butson and Mr. Cecil Newn- ham who are presently hospitalized. There werevery good reports about the choir on Sunday, also, a good turnout. This is a busy week for house league hockey players. It's playoff time and young eager players are hoping to capture 1st place by Saturday. INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 7% 5 YEARS Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON - INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 La ERA re ny 4 a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesdoy, April 12, 1972-19 discuss airport at public meeting (continued) the province's Centred Region plan, which calls for population growth areas north-east of 'Metro, along with transportation routes, recreation areas, services, and industrial regions, Speaking for the POW organization was Dave Binger, store manager from Brougham. He said the airport site merits support because it would bring industry, increased "assess- ment and jobs to all munici- palities in this area east of Toronto. Rejecting the argument that the airport would elim- inate farm-land, Mr. Binger said farm-land is not being used to full capacity now. His supporters applauded 'when' hementionedthatifitis going to tdke $100. from every Canadian to build the airport, hewould prefer toputhis $100. towards creating jobs, rather than paying for welfare. Speaking for the POP organization, Mr. Clark Muirhead, a former aeron- .autical engineer, referred, repeatedly to the '"uncom- pensated losers," meaning those who will not be expropriated, yet live in areas close enough, he said, "to be highly annoyed' by airplanenoise. He said people in these zones will not be able to sell 'their properties be- cause nobody would want them, and the zone claimed P.O. Box 32 BUILDING GENERAL CONTRACTING All Types of C * By Contract SUPP LIES nstructior or Time & Estimates REE © Deliven . notin the expropriation area. BALLARD LUMBER ORT PERRY, ONTARIO = EFRESENTING "YOUR NEW HOME" QUALITY CONSTRUCTION 0 Offer a COMPLETE LINE of AT (0) WA ETGIER]] Muirhead would - be Ne : paralyzed" because there would be no development. Claremont is Hequestionedtheneedfora new airport, claiming that Malton today is operating at less than 20 per céiit potential capacity, and could, he said, handle the 23 million pass-' engers predicted for 1985. In reply to a question, Mr. Muirhead said rapid transit systems couldbedevelopedto deliver passengers from Tor- onto to Montreal in shorter over-alltimethanitnow takes to travel by air. During the question and answer period, a middle-aged woman, Mrs, Elana Gern- gross, who said she came to Canada from Italy 25 years, addressed the audience. Hol- ding up a plastic bag full of earth, she said "'this is the soil of my-land:Tbuilt-fences, cut trees, drove tractors, put down my roots after they took everything from in Europe, and I hate like hell to lose my land. But if it's for Canada, to fight unemployment, then let's do it." With that she turned and heaved the bag of earth onto the speakers' platform. During the question period, itbecameevidentthatthereis still much confusion in the minds of a lot of people concerning the new airport, especially over the Prov- incial government order to 985 733% 159 Casimir Stre stop development or land salesin certainzones, and the exact postioning of runway . patterns and the establish: wment of noise zones. These last two have not as yet been established. One person who wanted to know if there could be any danger to the Pickering nuclear station was told by the federal representative that the plant is five miles away from the nearest flight path, and also that Hydro officials had said there would be no danger even if a plane should crash into the station. The group was told that the new federal expropriation act 'embodies the principal of a home-for-a-home." The Ontario - government rep. said that persons living outside the expropriation area, but in the noise zones wouldbegiven compensatory considerations. 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