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20 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1972 Firemen make survey Clara Warren of Port Perry, Mrs. Frank Gre- han, of Agincourt & Freida Pritchard of Toronto have just returned 'home from a three week visit to England, Scotland, Hanover, Amster- dam, Paris and London, A most enjoyable trip. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman and friends Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arche of Boskung Lake; Carnarvon have enjoyed a three week motor trip to the east coast. * * * Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. James Irvine was her aunt Mrs. C. How- ard of Bloomfield and cou- sin Mr. and Mrs. Ken How- ard and son Dean of Picton. They visited Mrs. R. How- ard at the Nursing Home. - * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jack- son and Mr, and Mrs, Jermyn are leaving for Moscow on September 20th to take in the four Russian- Canada team hockey games and no doubt will also en- joy many of the interest. ing sites in that city. * * * Mrs, Sunday Evening, Septem- ber 17th, at Port Perry Baptist Church marks the beginning of a week of an "All in the Family" Evan- gelistic Campaign. Rev. Norman Wyman, an Aus- tralian with the Open Air Campaigners, will be the guest speaker with: an en- tertaining programme for all ages. For the children, "Jackie" the talking doll will be there, along with other surprises, and a challenge will be given to the adults. Meetings start each even- ing at 7:30 p.m. Rev. John F. Holliday, pastor, teacher. Participate at meeting 'in Don Mills The members of Port Perry Snowmobile Club have already made initial contri- butions towards the safety of snowmobiling. in this area. On August 28, four mem- bers headed by Bill Harper attended a meeting called by the Select Committee on Snowmobile Legislation in the Don Mills Collegiate. The other members of the team attending were Charles Har- per, Wayne De Jong and Eric Donnelly. Mr. Harper presented a brief, outlining pertinent points which in the opinion of the Port Perry Club should be given serious considerat- ion. A discussion of the brief followed the presentation and members of the Select Committee expressed their opinions of the content. A. Carruthers, M.P.P. is chairman of the Select Committee on Snowmobiles and other members repre- sent the three political par- ties. They are gathering information across the Pro- vince with the purpose of making recommendations for proper legislation of op- eration of snowmobiles. "ROUND THE TOWN"; and for our times. AARAARTAAALAALALHEAALLLALALLLAR ARS LLLNLSLNNANNNANNNNVNNN NNN, and former Army Chaplain overscas in the 2nd World War will be present on Thursday evening to ad- dress Mom and Dad and their role in the family. All are welcome to at- tend these services, geared especially for the 'family The ser- SANNA NNSANN NNSA NNNNN 19 new fire hydrants The Port Perry Reach and Scugog Fire Department has requested that the Village install 19 new fire hydrants in various locations through- out Port Perry, and also advised that ten existing hydrants need immediate repairs. This matter was brought to vices are from Sunday, September 17th to Friday the 22nd. N\S Tender - Juicy - Branded - Well Trimmed "RIB STEAKS the attention of Council at the meeting of September 5 through a letter from Fire Chief Jack Cook dated Aug- ust 22, The letter says in part that the Department has recently done a complete survey of hydrant facilities and locations in Port Perry and recommend that the new hydrants: be installed and repairs to the exisiting ones be made as soon as possible, Some of the new hydrant 109 21425 ONTARIO BARTLETT PEARS war 1.19 BASKET i 29° SSNS NNN BS SS 3 0 0 SE SS TT ST 0 SS 000 SE SE SS SE SCS SS ~ 4 ' 10: wm. 74 74 7 ' FEATURE! -- ASSORTED / 4 4 4 FEATURE! . CRISCO OIL y ' BEST BUY! -- ORANGE PEKOE 7 4 BEST BUY! -- BATHROOM Mac & Cheese Pickle & Pimento Bologna Olive & Pimento Dutch Loaf EA CELERY STALKS ONT. TURNIPS JELL-O POWDERS 4:49. SALADA TEA BAGS 81. WHITE SWAN Tissue 4159: Meat Slices or 79s gee 69 Sitar CONFIDETS 2 « mv 49 = B He | EiE1.09, [5 a 1; FEATURE! -- Chicken Noodle or Spring Vegetable LIPTON SOUPS ii ed 24 A. Oz Bil. + 69. BIG "G'" CEREALS 43. SILVER RIBBON CHOICE QUALITY GREEN PEAS 19 Fl. Ox. Tins 6 oz. pkgs. Jil BEST BUY! BEST BUYI -- 'HERSHEY Instant Chocolate 2:85 FEATURE! -- Wag MUSHROOMS waver 39. BEST BUY! -- COLOURED QUARTERS MARGARINE Parkay by FEATURE! -- DELUXE LAYER STYLE CAKE MIIXES DUNCAN HINES 2:89 FEATURE! -- WITH PORK VAN CAMP Beans 2:49 FEATURE! -- COOKED - IN SLEEVE PACK . HEINZ SPAGHETTI 4:89 ed Ma Nt (275 iss a SALE ii required in Village sites recommended by the Department include three on North Street just north of Queen, one in the vicinity of the Fair Grounds, the Nurs- ing Home, and both the public and high schools: Two existing hydrants in the vicinity of the schools are m entioned for repairs. The report says that re- pairs needed are for leaking, + difficulty in opening some hydrants, and, that there are SSSR NS AAN NR ANI SSS NAN LIVIN SIN SALAS N ANN NANNNANSNN SNS BEYOND BELIEF] YOU SAVE TWICE withTRIMand PRICE GENUINE - BRANDED [ADE k72: a couple which have gone dry. It also recommends that the side caps on all hydrants be raised to a minimum 24 inches above, ground level to allow for easier opening and closing. The report asked that immediate attention be giy- en to this matter, and . Council agreed that this would be done, A work order was submitted to the Works Department September 6. / / / \ TENDER - MEATY t | SHORT RIB er 76: staffe RICE KRISPIES vetoes 49 WHITE SWAN 2i55 FEATURE! -- DR. BALLARD'S CHAMPION cr roo 6:99 FEATURE! -- FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE . 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