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& 3 ol Bl '; MR Sh LLM Fai giv Ma "IY Aw "SNE EAE LAA LEE I ra Ho ACY ays & & bhai opmadidddasdonbaibatiiiie More than 150 people were-in this position at some point last Wednesday as the Port Perry Kinsmen Club held its Blood Donors Clinic. Although there was an - than the clinic in October, 1973. ANNRENE DANCING Sponsored by Port Perry Figure Skating Club Saturday, October 12th Bev. Smith & the Individuals Admission *5.00 includes: % Free Rose for the ladies % A Light Lunch * Door & Spot Dance Prizes Saturday, Oct. 19 Kin Elimination Draw & Dance $20.00 per couple (See Kinsmen ad for futher details) TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans General Stare, Prince Albert; House of Howard; Richards Beauty Studio: G.M. Williams Motors or at the door. I \ Which will now be known as "FOR YOUR Contact DANNY CAWKER OR - BILL BALLINGER a eX Change of Ownership Danny Cawker is pleased to announce he has purchased the'bUsiness formerly owned by. Norm Middleton.... "MIDDLETON MEATS" CAWKER' S$ BUTCHER SHOP CUSTOM KILLING & FREEZER ORDERS STORE 985-2562 or ABBATTOIR 985-7327 AS Ed FETAL JE PASS VF SAAN #1 increase in the number of donors from the summer clinic, the total number of pints collected was still less More people for planing Despite objections from Finance Chairman George Ashe, Durham regional council decided to add four more people to the planning staff. The senior planner, one planner, one planning techni- cian and one stenographer will be hired to carry our the responsibility the province has given the region. Mr. Ashe, who is mayor of Pickering, said a staff report only recommended two peo- © ple be added. "You don't put on the staff and then gear up the opera- tion to it," said Mr. Ashe. The province has given the region the responsibility to review decisions of local land division committees, and of local committees of adjustments. Acting: planning and de- velopment chairman Allan McPhail said that after talk- ing the matter over with the province, the committee felt it wanted to start the pro- cess fully-staffed. The committee also asked that the Ministry of Housing be requested to pay the additional costs of these re- responsibilities, but Mr. Mec- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1974 -- 7 Blood Donor Clinic Collect 154 pints Although 154 pints of blood were collected at last week's Kinsmen blood donors clinic, this was still a decrease over last year's October Clinic. Mrs. Geri Langille, a clinic co-ordinator, said that 170 "potential donors came to the Port Perry United Church to give their blood. Sixteen people were rejected for various reasons. Approximately 175 pints were collected last October. But last week's clinic was a big improvement on the July clinic when only 90 pints were collected. The Kinsmen and Kinettes expect to hold another clinic the first Wednesday in April. There was an open house at the public school this time," Mrs. Langille said. "It is pretty hard for people to be in two places at once, so this may of accounted for some of the decrease." Most of the blood goes to the Red Cross Blood Bank in Toronto. Only rare types of blood are taken right to Community memorial Hosp- ital. All the Port Perry Kineftes and Kinsmen were involved with the clinic. The Red Cross supplies posters, donor Phail said he didn't think there was much chance of the province doing so. cards and nurses ito aid the clinic. The Kinsmen star ted their clipics in October 1972 and plan to continue to hold them on a regular basis. Remember when? (continued) pound? and é¢ranberries for 19 cents a pound? The following stu- dents were winners for the Inter-school Track and Field Meet: Doug McMillan, Phil Clark, Jim Burnett, Marie Parry and Jim Burnett broke two records, one in the discus and one in high jump. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 8, 1964 Joe Baker, Dale Beare and Barry Prentice were all presented with Trophies at the end of the 1964 Softball Season. The new cheerleaders, Su- san Roach, Susanne Mac Master, Barb Holtby, Betty Badour, Mary Bright, Peggy Foster, Gale Forder and Sharon Eade did very well at the opening game of the Port Perry Football team. Wolf Cub, Larry Reesor, of Port Perry's B pack recei- ved his fourteenth badge in cubbing which completed the proficincey badges required for a full-fledged cub. PRICED RIGHT BEEF CUSTOM KILLING - FREEZER ORDERS Fronts, Hinds, Sides Personalized Cutting and Wrapping PORK Fresh Eviscerated 2% Doz. Grade "A" LEAN SLICED Freezer Special THIS WEEK'S TURKEYS. 7" SMALL EGGS Stewing Beef © 99° Cooked Ham 12-14 1b. Avg. Wt. PORK LOINS 12-16 Ib. @ 1% 3] 98 Ib. 99¢ Queen St. - CAWKER'S BUTCHER SHOP Port Perry - Phone 985-2562 AFTER HOURS PHONE: 985-7327 Sia Nr 2am no oe