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yy, cm wl I Te = FE Lak SP gn a ea Lams e Sc I Hundreds of people enjoy facilities The shores and waters of Lake Scugog was a haven for area residents as well as people coming from some distance away last weekend. Literally hundreds and hun- dreds of people of all ages were either boating, swimm- ing or enjoying the park with its excellent playground facilities for children recent- ly installed by the Port Perry Kinsmen Club. The weather was warm and in the nineties and humidity high which made the many large shade (rees protection popular for those lying or sitting on the ground througout the park arca. Boats of all sizs and shapes skipped across the lake waters and the Star photographer recorded just a few of the many types in view. Public school supporters to pay more in Uxbridge While public school Supporters in Uxbridge Township will be paying more in taxes this year, sep- erate school supporters will be paying less. Township council set the mill rate for 1974 Thursday night. The greatest increase occurs for public school sup- porters in the former Scott Township and the greatest decrease is for seperate' school supporters in the for- mer Township of Uxbridge. In what was the township of Scott, a public school supporter with an assess- ment of $6,000 will be paying $90 more in taxes, while a separate school supporter will be paying $9 less over- all In the old township of Ux- bridge a public school sup- porter with $6,000 assess- ment will be paving $50 more. while a separate school supporter will be pay- ing $150. less. . In the former Town of Ux- bridge a public school sup- porter will pay $40 more and the separate school sup- porter with $6,000 assess- ment will pay $35 less than last year, i paradise of ot] wails fe (1s Shang fun and frolic Second Section TAR Volume 108 -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, Wednesday, July 10th, 1974 -- No. 37 i a = N ¥ 2 BS at Poe oF CII Attend national meeting in Ottawa welcomed by Mr. F.J. Kind, president of the Canadian TB and RD Association. Mr. Angus Jewell, pres- ident, Durham Region Tu- berculosis and Respiratory Disease Association and Mrs. E.A. Collins, executive director, attended the annual meetings of the Ontario and Canadian TB and RD Asso- ciations held recently in Ottawa. and health; air pollution and its effects of respiratory diseases, etc. Dr. Cameron C. Gray, medical director, Ontario TB and RD Association spoke on 'Translating Research.' A panel discussion was heard on 'Rights of the Non- Smoker' with panelsis - Dr. John Ross, Waterloo: Dr. Gaston Isabelle, M.P., Hull: Judge William Little, Toron to and Mrs. TS. Tennat, R.N. London. The keynote address was given by Mr. Frank Miller, minister of health for Ontar- , io. Many excellent speakers presented papers on com- munity programmes for children and adults suffering from asthma: chronic bron- chitis and emphysema: pul- monary screening: smoking Delegates were present from across Canada and many doctors attended from the United States. They were