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4 Meindl dmb dad oii midis So Prince Albert News A very good attendance at church last Sunday. Several regular folk were missed partially due to the special long week-end. But we were pleased to have visitors pre- sent. The minister Rev. Robt. Brawn spent all last week at Queen's University, Kings- ton where the Bay of Quinty Conference held their sess- ion. As a result Mr. Brawn informed the congregation on several important matters discussed which proved most enlightening in this day and age. Remember next Sunday service is being withdrawn owing to the anniversary of our sister's church in Port Perry. Last Thursday night a combined group of U.C.W. Unit 1and 2met in the church parlors. President, Mrs. Roy "Dorothy" Hope was unna- voidably absent. Therefore, first vice Mrs. Wm. Wozney tabled the meeting opening by reading a piece of poetry. This was "To My Mother." President of the younger group Miss Luanne Popowich alsp a thank-you note from Mrs. C. Joy Neunham thank- ing for a gift during hospitali- zed and convalescing. Mrs. F. Harris reported on dollars and cents. A cleaning bill for the church kitchen to be May 21. Port Perry Hospital Auxi- liary Spring Fair was dis- cussed. Also catering of wed- dings and strawberry social all in future dates. A rich devotion entitled "Take Time" was provided by Mrs. M. Pugh, Mrs. D. McMillan and Mrs. C. And- rews. A palatable lunch was served by Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Garside, Miss L.. Popowich. Sincere sympathy to Roy and Dorothy Hope over the sudden passing of their brother-in-law the late Frank Réal of Sunderland area. Much success is whished for Dr. Jas. Brown, D.V.M. whom we are pleased has chosen to practice veterinary in this district. Honourable mention to Betty Deeth upon selected winner of P.P. Stars, "Home- town Paper Contest'. Last Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn opened their home to the group named "Friendly Visi- tors' which including mem- bers and leaders totalled near forty were present. At the conclusion of the program everyone enjoyed the treat of chinese food. Before leaving for home one of the leaders Mrs. Roy "Mildred" Hope (whq is leaving our villatge) was presented with a suitable gift in recognition of her endea- vors in the past. Mrs. L. Beacock accom- panied Mrs. H. Jeffrey when they enjoyed attending the successful Rebekah noon lunchon and pictures held at the home of Mrs: Geo. Beare, Greenbank last Wednesday. Week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Pereman were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Denniston and daughter Roxy of Renfrew. Mr. Clarence Jeffrey of Regina, Saskatchewan has been visiting the homes of his brothers, Albert, Howard, Grant and their wives and friends. 1974 Board of Education budget up $12 million In a carefully-programm- ed meeting of the Durham board of education last week, the 1974 budget was brought down and approved at a total estimated expenditure of $47,458,017. This total shows an in- crease in spending of $1,477,467 above the 1973 level of $45,980,550. The share of total expendi- ture to be provided by the province this year is estimat- ed at 63 percent, or $30,164,058. TWO PERCENT This is an approximate two percent increase in provin- cial assistance over 1973's TNE X Prince Albert STREET DANCE To be held on Tran's General Store parking lot. Saturday, June 8th 9:00 P.M. till "The End" Square Dancing -- called by George Timms Niue 24 Music by PETER'S PLATTERS A] wy N Sanctioned by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce EVERYONE (Young and Old) IS HEADING FOR THE il Don't miss the | SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY JUNE 13-14-15 at the PORT total allotment of an estimat- ed 61 percent. The share of total expendi- ture to be provided by the municipalities is estimated at 35.7 percent, or $16,578,659. This represents a decrease from 1973's municipal share of 37.19 percent. However, the ordinary op- erating expenditures of the board have increased for the coming year by a total of $3,091,800. Of this total, salaries, wag- es and fringe benefits amount to $35,228,800 or 88.5 percent of all ordinary operating expenditure. This represents a substan- tial increase in salary and wage levels over the 1973 total of just over $30.5 million or 87.4 percent of 1973 ordin- ary operating expenditure levels. INCREASE Most spectacular areas of mill rate increase are the new Township of Uxbridge, former constituent munici- pality of Reach Township (up 9.6 and 8.4 mills, respective- ly). Norman Edmondson, board chairman, attributed the general mill rate in- creases to the impact of regional government and boundary realignments. The chairman emphasized the need for continuous re- examinations of budget al- locations during the coming year. 'We must keep in mind that a budget is only a guideline based upon reasonable ex- pectations of events. More than in any other year, we must stand ready to make any necessary change in allocation fo funds as may be required in future. Pictures above are the winners of the Hobby Craft Model contest sponsored by the Port Perry Variety Store. The contest was conducted over a three month period. Left to Right they are, Larry Flieler who placed first in the senior class, Gary Osaduke, first in the intermediate class, Shawn Pearsell, first in the junior class and Mr. Efford, proprietor of the Variety Store. Hospital Auxilliary Over 50 people tour Hospital 30 ladies attended the regular monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxilliary, on Monday, May 13th. The meet- ing was opened by all repeat- ing the Auxiliiary Prayer. Jeanne Goode was in the chair. The Adminstrator, Dave Brown thanked the ladies of the Auxilliary for their help during the Open House at the Hospital, on Friday, May 10th. He estimated that be- tween 50-60 people toured the Hospital that day. Therehave been 7 girls and 5 boy babies born in our Hospital between April 10th and May 13th. Mrs. Wm. Philp gave an interesting and informative talk on the Annual Hospital Meeting. : Jeanne Elliot reports that the new stock for the Tuck Shop. should be in by the weekend, and will be carry- ing a wide variety of articles including many Hand Knit Baby Sets. Plans were finalized for the Spring Fair, to be held on Saturday, May 25th. from 2:00 -- 4:30. Anyone having any articles to be donated to the Fair, may call 985-2807, 985-2393 or 985-2146 for pick up. Joanne Huston go together! Delicious Pizza and good times ee ee ee EN NEE EEN ---------- Porto Pizza | ¢ VY Why not order one tonight? 3 Phone 985-7151 § 151 Queen Street -- Port Perry, Ont. |} PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 22nd, 1974 -19 nr. WE WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW NEAT Smee, a ROONEY Rs We Are CELEBRATING Our FIRST : ANNIVERSARY { Watch for Great Specials : THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY } |: PIS May 30 - 31 JUNE 1st NEW STORE HOURS it 7 Days A Week EEDE OW AH Monday to Saturday - 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 0 Sunday - 12:00 Noon to 9:00 P.M. Eo hi Ld TRAN'S & \Y ke General Store Prince Albert 985-2862