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~ Enjoy a ~ 2Nigh 1 Special | __at Toronto' . Lord | Simcoé pd s Hotel © ¢; hy f '4 ' RN "x 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 by ' ARTS PLUMBING - HEATING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PHONE 985-2581 ART PETROZZI When you come to see the S 'Science Right now you can visit Toronto inexpensively . . . you can discover the fabulous world at the Science Centre and enjoy Toronto's many unique attractions. The Lord Simcoe is offering a 2 night special for two at a total cost of $69.90. subject to advance registra- tion. It includes deluxe accommodation, dinner at the famous Captain's Table, complete with a welcoming refreshment, conti- nental breakfast each morning. A bus - tour of Toronto is optional. You See your travel agent or contact us: 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. Operated by Berkeley International Hotels Ltd. will enjoy Toronto more at the Lord Simcoe, where hospitality is a tradition. Free overnight parking from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. . D. A. Sutton, Superintendent of Programs for the Durham Board of Education and Cartwright High School principal Gordon Paisley look over the commencement exercises program with Valedictorian Leslie Wright. She is now attending Carleton University in Ottawa. About four hundred people attended the Cartwright High School graduation held Saturday night at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. Cedar Creek News On Monday evening, Nov- ember 4th, Karin Cummings and her grandmother, Mrs. Victor Larocque, attended the Bingo at the Red Barn in Oshawa. When they were ready to come home, they found that Karen's car had been stolen. It was Wednes- day evening, November 13th, before "the Oshawa Police found the car parked on Quebec St. The car was in good condition and nothing was missing from it. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Laroc-. que were able to bring the baby home from Children's Hospital, Toronto on Friday evening. The baby had been up there twice since he and Richard had come home from Port Perry Hospital. Les Roberts is home from Oshawa Hospital and is improving every day. Mrs. Victor Larocque was in Toronto for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier, Mrs. Larocque's sister, Mrs. Harry Smith, of Magnetawan is a patient in Princess Margaret Hospital and she was visiting her. Congratulations to a for- mer resident, June MacCul-" loch, who was married on October 29 to Cpl. Douglas Wilson of C.F.B. at Cold Lake, Alberta. Karin Cummings returned to Orangevillé on the week- end where.she has a horse* training job. . SPALEK TRICIAN Ses NEED. AN ELECTRICIAN ALERT & QUICK, { WE'VE THE SERVICE - FRANK VALE | ELECTRIC Greenbank - Ont. 985-3402 ~ Seagrave area news Seagravers, so far as we know, are all in fair condit- ion at present, nor have we any births, marriages or deaths to report. One meeting, the U.C.W. took place last week. Unit 2 'was in charge with Mrs. Kennedy in the chair. Those responsible for the devot- ional were Mrs. Hunter who "had the scripture and pray- er, and Mrs. Third who gave the topic. : An important item of busi- ness was the report "of the - nominating committee. Here it is; President-Mrs. D. Beacock; 1st Vice-Pres.- Mrs. Hutcheon; 2nd Vice- Pres.-Mrs. K. Sturman; Sec- Mrs. R. Puckrin; Treas-Mrs. Somerville; - Corresponding Sec.-Mrs. Sturman, Pianist- Mrs. Tobin; Visiting Com- mittees-Mrs. Wray and Mrs. Boe, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. McNeil: Sick Box Commil- tee-Mrs. Nicholls and Mrs. Puckrin. The Fellowship supper will take place at Haugen's res- taurant on November 25 at 6:30 p.m. Each lady brings a gift for their Fellowship sister. The' December meeting will be another party arran- ged by Mrs. Sturman, Mrs. Beacock and Mrs. Puckrin. Still another party will be for the Unit 2 ladies and will be al the Beacock home on December. 2 at 8 o'clock. Other business included motions to make a donation to the Board of Stewards and to make up Christmas boxes for the sick and.shut-in. There was some discussion regarding dividing the ladies into two groups, the younger and the older. Mrs. Beacock and Mrs. Puckrin would like to hear your views on that. Frank Lawrence Mrs. Barbara Blom and her daughter, Leisha, of Maple Ridge, B.C., arrived on Saturday to spend a month with the Wray family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Top- ping of Montreal are with Mrs. Gladys Scott for a few days: Young Kin Tobin of Blagk- stock was with her grand- parents for the weekend and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tobin Sunday. Mrs. Elsie Brown of Tor- onto is spending a few days -with her long-time friends, the Wanamakers. Mr. and Mrs. Beacock's weekend was as follows. On Saturday the attended the arrived on Royal with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tindall of Sandford and on Sunday they were in Brook- lin as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perigoe. The Belairs spent Satur- day evening with their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson of Oshawa. } Older citizens take notice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Eagleson - are with Mrs. Bruce and Marjorie this week. So a call is in order: = ° Sunday services were uneventful to all except Ted Sturman who had birthday money. Christmas will be marked by a candlelight service here on December 8th. Next week, the usual. Region councillors reject help to study administrative salaries It started out as.a $20,000 evaluation of the salaries and jobs of the region's top forty-five administrative personnel. But that idea was defeated and a $9,000 to $10,000 study of basically the same thing was proposed. But, that also was defeated and it was suggested that three consulting firms who bid for the job discuss it with council. _That idea was also defeat- ed and nobody else ventured a motion so the idea appears to have died. Durham's executive com- mittee initially introduced a motion to have Hicklin-John- ston Limited review the position and salary of man- agement for about $21,000. An indication of the trouble to come came when Mavor Malcolm of Scugog jumped to his feet and asked the motion to be . amended to say that the firm of. Stephenson and Kellogg Limited be given the job for $9,000 to $10,000. . But Chairman Walter Beath ruled the amendment out of order and a lengthy discussion took place. When the vote was finally taken, Hicklin-Johnston was , rejected and then Mr. Mal- colm moved that Stephenson and Kellogg be accepted. Mr. Malcolm said they would do almost the same job for much less money and do it quicker. But that idea was defeated in a close vote. Most of the region's com- missioners were present at the clerk's table with Mr., Newman, watching on as council tried to decide on a , firm to study their salaries. ~ from That's some saving. 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