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.t v ¥ Noah J ' yi / Wels Jad e, sa A y Pes BALE a, AAs A des guatandisisc tm adddich oa dcdaicsie embod intrdadi al bh lini wri. --_--_--_ EE ----,------ . A E-- a ------------ a Madd bn ss, . Committee of Community residents and ratepayers council and they will be asked from each area; Cartwright The Village of Port Perry Ad JPR PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb, 14th, 1973 -- 13 il +~-« Administrator comments ident Wil Paul Arculus elected president Will rezone 2 On Wednesday evening, rict Health Planning Council " ye February 7th, 1973, ameeting consists of Hospital Board Sixty five people showed up the moment so it has little Arculus - President, Frank la nd for ® of the Executive Committee Chairman, Administrators 2! the Anglican Church Hall influence on Ontario County Godley Vice president, a of the Ontario-Durham Dist- and Chiefs of Staff of the P Port Perry, February 9 council. However, Reach, Nancy Williams - Secretary. vy" n be': rict Health Planning Council hospitals. in these counties. and paid one dollar each to Scugog and Port Perry have Ken Bateman - Treasurer. Sr. C itize Nn S ' % met withthe Joint Conference The Executive Committee become members of a new two votes each on county Two directors were elected ¥ a : Memorial Hospital concern- ing the proposed amalga- mation of the Port Perry Obstetrical department at Uxbridge. The Ontario-Durham Dist- Auction Sales TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 20th, at 7 p.m. Antique Auction of good Glass: China; Table; Hanging and Wall Lamps; Pine and Marble Furniture; Wooden and Iron Ware; Primitives, etc. Over 250 good. collect- able items, at "Herongate Country Auctions" - Located 4 miles north of Rouge Hill on Altona Road (off #2 High- way), or 1 mile south of Whitevale. No Reserve. Terms Cash. HENRY KAHN AUCTION SERVICES - 668-6189. 2--Feb.14 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 at 1:00 p.m. Clearing Household Effects for Mrs. B. CLEGG, 53 Mit- chell Avenue, Brooklin (in subdivision). Consisting in part: Pr. of matching Mary Gregory vases; Wedgewood tea set; Oriental vases; R.S. Prussia hat pin holder; Bis- que figurines; Royal Bay- reuth candle holder; Limoge; Nippon; Bavaria; Crystal, etc. Tiffany table lamp; oak china cupboard (ball & claw feet); Jacobean desk, telephone table, chair; Credenza (ele- gant); heavily carved tea wagon (very ornate, unusual) pr. of Jacobean planters; mar- ble topped brass stand (French); round oak table; gunstock and pressed back chairs; 4 poster bed; old chests of drawers; dressers; bookcases; Bentwood rocker; McLagan record player and records; sofa, Pr. of match- ing chairs; various rugs, pic- tures, lamps, Frigidaire auto- matic washer (like new); Spartan T.V.; and many other interesting items. -. Auctioneers Note: This sale offers antique and collectable items. The property of one of the oldest residents in Brooklin. Terms Cash. No Reserve. House Sold. HENRY KAHN AUCTION SERVICES. Ph. 668-6189. 2--Feb.21 "SAT., FEBRUARY 24, 1972 12:30 p.m. McDONNELL"S GARAGE & SNACK BAR, Mill Street, LITTL EBRITAIN, Ont. GO- ING OUT. OF BUSINESS. Everything to be sold. Garage Equipment : 1963 2T Tow Truck, Cockshut 30 Tractor with snow bucket, super six loader (live power take-off), 1949 Chev. Truck, Box trailer, air operated tire changer (May), Acetylene Welding equipment & cart including gauges, hose & cutting torch, 5-Ton floor jack, steel welding table, Acra speed wheel balancer, 275 Amp. A.C. arc welder, Champion spark plug clean- er, Electric tire patcher, wall type battery charger, grease rack (3 unit type) with high pressure hose and gun, roll- away work bench, Carter Auto Lert, hydraulic pumps, creeper, athletic scale, quan- tity Automotive paint, bat- teries and radios, metal cab- inet, floor safe, 200 gal. oil tank & pump, assorted angle iron, 45 gal. drum, quantity eye beams, scrap metal. Snack Bar Equipment 10 bar stools, 22 ft. counter, 21" Television, single up- right cooler, Cash register, Frost free G.E. Refrigerator (like new), milkshake mixer, triple silex coffee maker, large floor fan, 4-slice toaster, assorted lunch bar dishes, quantity confectionery, white metal cabinet, table and 4 chairs and many more items. Terms Cash. No Reserve. BILL SHRUBB, Auctioneer, 742-6279 Peterborough. 2--Feb.21 consisted of the Chairman, ViceChairmanand Secretary of this Council. The Joint Conference Com- mittee of Community Mem- orial Hospital consisted of three medical staff members, threeboard members and the administrator. These groups met at Com- munity Memorial Hospital to discuss this hospital's view of the proposed obstetrical a- malgamation. The Executive Committee was given a tour of the modern facilities of the obstetrical department. Foll- owing this, a discussion con- cerning the operation of the department and the hospital was presented. Correspon- dence from individuals and groups concerning this amal- gamation was discussed. The Executive Committee, was given a tour of the modern facilities of the obstetrical department. Followingthis, a discussion concerning the operation of the department and the hospital was pre- sented. Correspondence from individuals and groups con- cerning this amalgamation was discussed. The Exe- cutive Committee, attending this meeting to find out the significant facts of this community's obstetrical health service, will make recommendations to the gen- eral membership meeting of the Council on February 14th. A brief outlining Com- munity Memorial Hospital's reasons for continuation of thisunitwillalsobe presented at this meeting. The results of this meeting will be for- warded to the Ministry of Health. Prior to this meeting, a gathering of approximately 100 mothers, fathers and infants were present at the front door of the hospital. These concerned residents disbanded when they were toldby the Administrator that the Executive Committee had arrived and the meeting was about to commence. The sincere and courteous con- cern expressed by these citizens was a positive reflec- tion on the community. Port to hire men Port - Perry council will have tohire unemployed men and, in effect, act as its own contractor in order to meet the terms of its $16,000 dollar Local Initiatives Program grant. No onemay be hired to - work on LIP project unless he is registered with Canada Manpower .as unemployed. The grant from the federal government will cover la- bour costs on a 40 thousand dollar wash and change room building at the waterfront. The village will apply for a 50 percent subsidy from the ( provincial government on the projects 24 thousand dollar capital cost. Council expressed, some concern that Manpower may not be able to supply enough men who are skilled at laying blocks and handling other work involved in construct- ing the building. If unem- ployed construction workers can not be found in the Oshawa-Port Perry area the employment office may have * to try and attract men from other centres. Scugog Lumber is laying a foundation for the structure. association which will serve Cartwright, Reach, Scugog and Port Perry. * The group settled on three issues that people in atten- dance thought to be the most pressing at the moment. 1. Stop sign at Queen and Lilla Streets in Port Perry. A motion was passed unani- mously opposing the counties proposal to place a stop sign there. Letters will be sent to the four local councils, to Ontario County council and to the provincial government. Cartwright is part of Durham-Northumberland at! to oppose the stop sign when itis voted on. 2. The association is in favour ofkeeping the obste- trical wing of Port Perry Hospital open and will co- operate with the hospital board to press for it. 3. The association is unable to formulate a postion re- garding regionalization be- cause no one has any idea what regionalization is. The executive will seek more information. An executive for the resi- dents and ratepayers asso- ciation was elected; Paul Roland Coy and Don Carru- thers, Reach - Stan Glass and Len Taylor, Scugog - Taylor and Charles Foote," Port Perry - Bill Brock and Jerry Jackman. Directors will be responsi- ble for making sure that someone from each' area attends every meeting of the four local councils and reports back to monthly general meetings on the councils performance. The association meets next month on Thursday, March 8, 8 p.m. at the Reach Munici- pal Hall in Manchester. has begun the necessary procedure to rezone land on Bigelow St. so that a senior citizens residence can be built. The Procedure re- quires that letters be cir- culated to all property own- ers within 400 feet of the site. That has been done. If there are no objectons- within 14 daysithe rezoning application will probably go through the Ontario Municipal Board with no trouble and the home will be built. If an objection is received within the 14 days allowed a public hearing will be held. H- EDAX -J1:1V] STU Ss 12.7 VASELINE Sugg. List $1.59 Antiphlogistine BATHOIL | RygA-535 po ons £99: 99: |e Antiphlogistine LINIMENT \ Susgestes B85 GB Vaseline = INTENSIVE CARE LOTION Sugg List $2.19 i *5 66 Sugg. List $2.39 TOOTHPASTE ay 'Exquisite' PANTY HOSE C Beige Only PAIR Delsey BATHROOM TiSSUE C TWIN PACK NTR TNE YA sn JRE Clairol HERBAL | SESSENCE SHAMPOO | I a 51 > NOZEM Two4d '3 =" § Juki So ii 8 SAVE ON THESE AND MANY MORE SPECIALS NOT LISTED HERE BRUTONS 1-D>-Aa: DRUGS PORT PERRY'S LAURA SECORD STORE IM5-3548 41] oe POWDER = 97s: BABY Suggested List $1.39 602 MEDu foam) oF NEE 18 02 69 2502 Bugg. List $1.89 Cc» List SMALL MED. or LARGE 5) o roving Cream 2 A FREE BOX OF PUFFS With Every Purchase of 6 oz. Cream SOFTIQUE Bath Oil Wilkinson' Mark 111 \ BONDED RAZOR WITH 5 BLADES IN DISPENSER = LEY = IV. § Be MULTIPLE VITAMINS = Si s198| E> 24 Gor Size Sugg. List $3.29 i by - ~ Ue OF "q0% MORE hy S11 1 20s 100s FAMILY SUNLIGHT No SOAP 8=66° While Quantities Last! CHOICE! BLISTEX or BLISTIK 44° EA KOTEX ii 57. [VAS CONTAC-C COLD CAPSULES S25 "KLEENEX Suggested List 74c 2-ply EXTRA ARRID &¢ aT 'FLINTSTONES' i $2 99 100 INK CRAYONS 69° = orack $1.39 win Sugg. List 88¢ MAGNOLAX 99 16 0 Reg or Mint Sugg List S169 1 3 Normal/Dry or Oily List $1.98 and it will be of one (Valid Save br on your next purchase of CURITY is Disposatie Diggers Simply present this coupon at an 1.D.A. DRUG STORE as 50c value against your purchase Tape Tab Disposable Diapers. nt, Drug Stores: Expires April 30/73) 985-251 BIC BANANA'