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TT ------ AS b XN " - § TN BR 8 20) - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 23rd, 1974 N On Friday, January 18, Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard entertained their staff along with their hus- bands, wives and girl friends to a most enjoyable evening. A party of forty-five boarded the bus at Ballard Lumber and journeyed to Toronto. After dining at Ed's Ware- house, they continued on to the Maple Leaf Gardens to view the spectacular Ice ) Follies. During the evening Y 5 Ralph Ballard made a pre- f 4 - . . oR sentation to David Bourgeois . 1d and his bride-to-be on behalf FAA of the staff. Liv " > 24h All examinations for the on pupils at Port Perry High 4 School were postponed on id Monday because of the icey road conditions. Members of the Port Perry Lions Club who attended the 25th Anniversary of Oshawa Central Lions Club on Satur- day night were President Cec King, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carnegie. The speaker for the occasion was International President Lion Tris Coffin. Chairman Roach and Mrs. Roach attended the Canadian Cancer Society Campaign Conference at the Inn-on-the-Park, Toronto, Saturday and Sunday of last week. More than 500 delegates from all areas of Ontario attended. The Saturday sessions concen- trated on the three main objects of the Cancer Society. Research and the progress made in this area, Education of the public for early detection of cancer, and the services available to patients who have cancer. The speaker for the Saturday night dinner was Adrienne Clarkson, hostess of 'Take Campaign Arnold Thirty" television . pro- gramme. Mr. Bruce Arnold, Vice President of the Ontario Social Credit League will leave on Friday, January 25, for a three day Speaking Tour on Provincial affairs. He will speak in-North Bay, Sudbury, Timmins and Kirkland Lake. Meetings are being organized by the Social VILLAGE AMES New Deadlines Display Advertising: 3 P.M. - MONDAY Week of Publication Classified Advertising: of reports, (Accounts sports 6 P.M. - MONDAY Week of Publication meetings, etc.) NEED MUSIC? for a Ss. WEDDING P\ DANCE | PARTY etc. _ call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) - Peter's Platters Credit these cities. personal in Som 30 members from the Lions Clubs of Thornhill and Bowmanville attended the regular dinner meeting of the local club at Conway Gardens Monday night. Among the many guests were Zone Chairman Ed Leslie from the Bowmanville Club. Congratulations to Mrs. Elinore Moss of Toronto who is celebrating her 80th birth- day this month. Mrs. Moss was a one time Port Perry resident and a member of the Andrus family. The Star joins her many friends in LIBBY'S DEEP CROWNED WITH 14 FL. OZ. TINS and AREA wishing her a very happy birthday. Rose On Board Regional social services committee has recommen- ded to council the appoint- ment of Coun. Reg. Rose (Scugog) as Durham's representative on the Cottage Hospital Board in Uxbridge as a director Computer To Figure Out Taxes The new Scugog council will engage Internationdl Business. Machines Ltd, to issue local tax bills by computor. The cost will be about $3,000 a year. Region to request meetings.on airport-cedarwood developments After a number of regional councillors complained at the January 16 meeting of regional council in Whitby about the Planning and De- . velopment Committee re- commendation that council, "demand" meetings with the federal and provincial go- vernments to discuss de- velopment proposals. The word was changed to 're- quest." Committee chairman, Clark Mason, said that the word demand was "deliber- ate", and intended to pro- voke immediate response from the higher levels of government. 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PRIOR PARK FEATURE! - LIBBY'S ALPHA-GETTI 2:55 BEST BUY! - READY CUT MACARONI - LANCIA SPAGHETTI 66 BAGS which is proposed by Queen's Park: Council members com- plained that proposals by higher levels of government are being presented without consultation with the region, which supposedly has re- sponsibility for development planning. It was mentioned that the airport and Cedarwood plans are only two examples of government proposals which proceed with no involvement by regional council. Queen's Park has recently announc- ed a large expansion of one of its Provincial Park de- velopments in the region, and a string of hydro lines are expected to be strung through Durham. "A lot of evils lurk in the hearts of men at Queen's Park," com- f80r. \/ a. plained Councillor Ross of Oshawa. If the federal or provincial governments want to as- sume full responsibility for planning the region it is their right, opined Councillor Breaugh of Oshawa. 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