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r LAB A NTS WAS A of Pictured above left to right are Theresa Hlozan, Clare Warren, Bert Mason and Bev Evans, members of the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch 419, Port Perry. These ladies were in Kingston, Saturday, November 16, where they competed in the annual Ladies Auxiliary Regional Cribbage Tournament. Out of forty teams registered, they placed eighth. The winners had 2,340 points, while the Port Perry team were behind 29 points, which gave them 2,311 points. The first team from Branch 419 and of Zone F1 to reach the Provincial level, they will be competing again in June, 1975. Council claims no involvement in Platten Island dispute There appears to be no municipal involvement at this time in a dispute Platten Island residents are having with Goreski's Marina. A motion stating the above was passed by Scugog coun- cil Monday night in response to questions submitted to council by some "Platten Island residents. ~ Council . also passed a motion saying that the resid- ents' purposes could best be served by contacting a solicitor. Council received a report from the clerk stating that the former council of Scugog took no actions with respect to Phil Goreski's .establish- ments. Your own tax shelter. Built for you by the Insurance Innovator at Great-West Life WM. LAURENCE EVANS ¥3 Main St. North, P. O0.'Box 550, "Uxbridge, ont. Office 852-3184 Res. 852-7712 ASSURANCE Gm comrany Great-West Life] The report said that the former council, on the advice of its solicitor, deemed it to be a private matter. Coun. Jerry Taylor said he had asked the residents on several occasions why they hadn't taken their land dis- pute with Mr. Goreski to their solicitor sometime ago. Mr. Taylor said he had never received "a real direct answer' to these questions. OBITUARY --- CHARLES DOUGLAS PALMER A barber by trade, Charles Douglas Palmer died at Hillsdale Manor Saturday, Nov. 16. He had been ill for several months. : Born Dec. 3, 1892 in Eldon Township, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Henry Palmer. He was educated in the Yellow School house north of Port Perry. He joined the Canadian Army and served overseas during the First World War with the 38th Battalion and was wounded in action. - He worked for the civil service when he came home from the army and after- wards operated a barber- 'shop in Port Perry, Peter- i borough, Oshawa and Tor- onto. He retired late 1950, and had lived in Oshawa since that time. He was a life member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43. His wife, the former- Arminella Elizabeth Enright died before him. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Roy Salter (Edith) of RR3, Newton- ville; two brothers, Harry of Hampton and Russell of Oshawa. Funeral service was held from MecIntosh-Anderson Funeral Home, with inter- ment in Prospect Cemetery, Toronto. Bishop Bruce Clark of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints officiated. Beautify Your Home! with ALCAN ALUMINUM SIDING by Dusome Window Products Awning & Patio Doors HOME HEAT KEN P. MURRAY - Electrical Contractor 7 Domestic & Industrial J "WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985 - 7005 | 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY | Phone 985-3572 investigations, Epsom a aie! area news November 25! Just one month till Christmas. Congratulations to Mr. Grant Christie who celebrat- ed his 90th birthday on Saturday. Also, congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of Oshawa, who celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniver- sary, Mrs. Harper received her education at the old Epsom School. The beautiful flowers in the church on Sunday were placed there in memory of the late George Jordan and his son, Billy, by Mrs. Irene Jordan and family. The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. will be in charge of Group 3. It will be held Tuesday, December 10. There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts. These are supposed to be something you have made or already have in your home. There will be further details next week. Church at Utica next Sun- day, 11';30, with Michael Ward in charge of the service. The Epsom- Utica Couples Club held a successful even- ing of bowling in Uxbridge then returned to Epsom Church for refreshments and a social hour. Hosts and Hostesses for the evening were Ron and Lorraine Brown and Peter and Tessa Emming. Mr. and "Mrs. Barry Bushell had supper on Sun- day with Barry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bushell. Mr. Bushell is just recuper- ating from an eye operation. Pat and Ivan Clarke, Donald and Stella Asling visited Dr. Jerrold, Mrs. Asling and girls of Hanover on Saturday. Mrs. Shirley Baster, Mrs. H. Ashton, Mrs. B. Bushell, Mrs. D. Asling represented the Utica Epsom U.C.W. at the fall rally of U.C.W. at Trinity United Church, Ux- bridge last Tuesday. Neil "Costen visited his friend Ron Card for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns . Wiring reports exaggerated Reports that aluminum wiring used in thousands of Canadian Homes could be a fire hazard are exaggerated, according to a special Ont- ario Hydro team set up to study the matter. J. A. Dicker, Hydro's "manager of electrical ins- pection, said that although the team will confinue its "things aren't nearly as bad as alleged earlier". The team recommended that anyone concerned with electrical installations watch for these warning signs: hot or discoloured - plates on-- switches or receptacles; un- usual odours in the vicinity of an electrical outlet; per- sistent but intermittent flick- ering of lights for no appar- ent reason. GTREET Joyce Wilson of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin were with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday. Ward Ashton called on Mr. Harold Kerry at Port Perry Hospital one day last week. and family of Uxbridge and Mr. Dave Dalton of Black- stock were supper guests at the Cards on Sunday. Mrs. B. Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton were luncheon guests with Mrs. K Catherwood and boys of Oshawa on Monday. Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Simpson of Uxbridge, PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Night School Open House TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1974 Art Appreciation Slides . . . 7:15 P.M. GENERAL OPEN HOUSE . .. 8:15 P.M, Refreshments -- were guests with Mr. mrs. A. Card, last Monday evening. Gourmet Food Course & Cafeteria REGISTER SOON AS POSSIBLE FOR a COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 7 & 9 TUESDAY THURSDAY HAIRDRESSING FURNITURE REFINISHING NEEDLE CRAFT CHAIR CANING INCOME TAX REFRESHER SHORTHAND UPHOLSTERY INTERIOR DECORATING LANDSCAPING & GARDENING BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY PRICED RIGHT CUSTOM KILLING - FREEZER ORDERS | BEEF Fronts, Hinds, Sides PORK Personalized Cutting and Wrapping The Family, Butchers cials "for this week PRIME RIB_, Hh Roast andsth., rib 1 39 Rib Steaks » 51.49 Liver n. 99° n. 99° HOMEMADE PURE PORK 69° Sausages CAWKER'S BULK Hamburger BUTCHER SHOP Queen St. - Port Perry - Phone 985-2562 "AFTER HOURS PHONE: 985-7327 10Ibs. and up Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin * and