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Lg \ ¥ FRITS FA RRA Ih vi | weed REN Shs iat VEE VO AR AZ MU IRE ye LENT ASAT SENSE SE SRG EAE CRS ERR ATA REAP THOT od Deri BL ry SR. eV EA modi 24 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 12th, 1973 VILLAGE and ARE A Facelift for local museum by Nancy Arnold Lake Shores . LS .4 wouldn't be surprised if that call the "Lee House" home. The Canadian Iris Society published a news letter, and while glancing through the July letter I see where a bus load of 50 persons from Richmond Hill toured dif- ferent gardens during the Ray Vernon and family from Cannington were dinner guests on Sunday at IF. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holiday and Mr. and Mrs. Currier all of Toronto also visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Hillier was their son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hillier of Detroit, and their granddaughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mordin of North Scugog Museum has had a face lift this summer thanks to an OFY grant and four ener- getic young men. Rick Appleton, Keith Ellicott, Dave Litt and Jim Taylor, all local boys, spent their summer painting and repairing the head church, old school house which is now the museum and the I.ee House. The boys were quite pain- staking in the work they did, old log cabin is up by this fall too." The boys spent sevgral hours dismantling and marking an authentic log cabin in Manvers Township. The building was donated by Jim Lawrence. The Bowerman boat built in the early 1920's was restored and brightly painted. It rests on an old rig also resently refinished by the boys. The boys fixed. the old tin roof to look like new. Renewing coats of paint were applied to the houses' exterior and also to the church. : In general we are very grateful. We would have been no where near so far or without their help. With volunteer labour its hard to get big jobs done."stated a Museum Board spokesman "but this has been a real , Iris season. Local Gardens Vernon. Bay. especially the old bellfry Any 19th century family shot in the arm for volun- "& toured were Mrs. Sandy said John Cawker '1 would have been proud to teers. Moore of R. R. 2, Port Perry, and Mrs. Murray McLarens' garden near Lake Scugog, R. R. No. 3, Port Perry. These gardens are noted for their fine array of Iris. Town Hall od (continued) fr commit itself to ever calling i tenders. A UGGESTED PARK SITE ll find folks FRIENDLY and SUGGESTE / SITE (e) i Despite a controversy wi nm our COU RTEOUS 3 regarding the town hall 2 which has raged for months, Co I~ 1 A no member of council has } ¢ - le PORK UL IS A n who aj ates the 3 ever said that he favours Vou save twice with trim & price -- Boston SHE ru i 2 appredises he 3] saving the building for 89¢ t (Nia Rod & Whit - » bonus ll Bp: historic purposes. Butt 0asS S ® i However, Reeve Kenny SHOULDER 5 has said that if the building Tender, Tasty. Well-Trimmed BUTT OR : "3 is torn down he would like to ps 99% 4 BEST BUY! -- BATHROOM a bd sec it used as a park with Pork ! White Swan 2 33 Wa the old bell as a historic TISSUE | % plaque. ¢ ECONOMY Lops 7 BEST BUY! -- Household Paper 4! Council is expected to iC STYLE BER ¢ White Swan discuss the town hall some DERS RK LIVER more when it meets at 7:30 SHOUL PO TOWELS p.m... Tuesday, September 5 10 6 Ib. MEATY k HY: ib BEST BUYI 20 70 PACK ) i iment PORK Hocks JO" {i [&j Ap 51.19 HYDRO STORAGE AREA TI AIT) GARBAGE Bacs 1) + Since spring the basement of the town hall has been used by Port Perry Hydro as a storage shed. The hydro commission has C BUY! -- ASSORTED FLAVOURS 7-0Z. PKG. Steers FRESH PRODUCE En ker 49 Smart Shoppers Sunkist ORANGES 0,8 9° BUYS or me WEEK : California RED PLUMS + 31.00 rear _ cH wear i applied to the Ontario . ( o% RL oz. Tin i municipal | Board" for California NECTARINES 49 11 enn $] © TUNE y 5 $26,000 to build a new Ontario CELERY each 29° CHEER By ° UNA Chowk i of (6 -- EVAPORATED MILK TALL TINS Carnation 4:95. FEATURE! -- BETTY CROCKER - ASSORTED LAYER Cake Mixes 2:89: RED & WHITE ROASTED 1-LB, BAG Fresh Coffee 99. FEATURE! -- INSTANT & J CHASE & SANGoRN FEATURE! storage structure out by the dump and council does not want to do anything about the town hall until hydro is ready to move. Councillor Reg Rose said that he knows of seven other persons or groups who have made informal proposals to him regarding the restora- tion of the building, which FANCY QUALITY 48 fl. oz. tin AYLMER Brand TOMATO JUICE BONUS PACK CARNATION COFFEE MATE FLAVOUR ORANGE CRYSTALS ALLEN'S 5 3b. 29° Ontario CARROTS WILL LIKE THESE malers GROCERY SELECTIONS BEST BUY -- KELLOGG'S 39 88 68 13-Oz. Pkg. 0 Yeotio PACK rss os 2 | | RICE KRISPIES 32° Joseph Bigelow. and the HEINZ WHITE c CoOL Cia village's first council. BEST BUY! -- YORK FANCY 14 fl. oz. tins ETTI The building has not been GREEN Ph AS 4. 89: VIN EGAR SPAGH SAUCES 39 used by De own In thirty R CONCENTRATED Fs Fl. FER Lig CLEANER Ty 56. years. Unu,; recently it was FEATURE! -- FANCY CUT 14 fl. oz. ti n rented as corsette factorv Groen or Wax 4. 89" 3: HN | Wikpow CLEANER YORK cerns "&: ORANGE.) Juice ut CRACKERS PLAIN or sur 45 | SPAGHETTI A BOY-AR-DEE 15 Fl. Oz. Tin - J . SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS ; Si ANDWICH B AGS a 1 6 ) ( Safety tips BEEFARONI 44 Roe or rt FROSTING G MIXES 41 Windshield wiper blades FEATURE! -- DEL MONTE PUDDINGS OR 5 fi. oz. tins Shar s IVORY S SOAP Bien 45 often dry out between uses, DESSERT Cups 4:65 will enjoy these AIT nm Ta making them less effective FARM HOUSE Stedwierty Riba ; when they are most needed. "MOP 'MAG ic" # R 0 4 E i) APPLE PIE 65 Close Up KOTEX According to CSSE, a good ; pir 100 ML 12 10 PKG. sno. JQ FOODS Sheer to the Waist OFF solution to the problem is to rub the blades with lacquer thinner. If this remedy is aplied twice a year, the blades might well last the life of your car, quotes the Ontario Safety League. wdd:%57- anada Grade Al Old Colony can P@P each J @€ Canta brane | SIDE Elmer canned 19 oz. of BEEF Whole POTATOES a/89c Citand ~~ @y@e, wrapped free Open Thursday DOWSON'S RED & WHITE PORT PERRY, Vi. FISH Sticks s1os § 2ijhoss There's nothing in the safety rules, whether at work, play, in the home or on the highway, where it says we must take a chance, especially a chance that may result in an acci- dent and perhaps death. Don't use short cuts or ignore basic safety rules, says the Ontario Safety League. Don't take a chance with life. Longs i | till 9 p.m.