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A a SE RB BE AYRE PS IR ALS ES x32 #832 £ i511 4 . Alana a Lid : (F ng Siduasa ibis ddd s The Beta Sigma Phi group of Port Perry is now in full swing. Our chapter name is Theta Delta. We have had several meetings since our first on October 16th, 1974. The meetings are held twice a month at the home of a member. We have our business portion of the meet- ing, and then a cultural program. Two girls partici- pate in each program. "Poise is Charming' was a program presented by Joyce Elliot, a dance instruc- » » tor from Uxbridge. She was a guest speaker introduced Beta Sigma Phi in full swing by Lois Bushell and Carol Martland. The program "Under- standing Love" was pre- sented by Fran Sluggett and Dianna Findlay. A short story, "Arrangement in Black and White", from the book '"Man and His World" was read by Dianna. The December 4, 1974, meeting we exchanged ideas for Christmas decorations and toys. We, also, had a Christmas cookie exchange. Later in December, some of our members attended a Christmas dinner at the- | 0.P.P. Harvey Edwards, alias Paul Clark, 35, of R.R. 2, Port Perry, faces two charges of fraud following an investigation by police into the passing of four bad cheques valued at over $300. Provincial police of the Whitby detachment said three cheques, totalling $244. were issued to Master Feeds in Port Perry and another cheque in the amount of $63.53 was issued to a Port Perry man for payment of a fuel-oil-bill. All were issued in Novem- ber of last year. In custody awaiting the Report setting of a court appear- ance, Edwards was appre- hended following investigat- ions by Const. Fred Gaul. break-IN \ Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the theft of a portable colour television, a portable radio, a men's snowmobile suit and a quant- ity of liquor, from the home of G.G. Rolph, R.R. 4, Port Perry. Total value was set at $763. Const. Gus Way of the Whitby detachment is inves- tigating the Wed., January 8th break-in. POLLS PAV VVVVVVVVVVVVISVVISISSNS Tr TT Wr Wr Nr NN Tr JANUARY CLEARANCE McCulloch Chain Saws pon $7 1995 GOODWOOD SALES & SERVICE 640-5755 A > Tr -- VULNS a rOVVVVV I 272 Scugog Road Beautify Your Home! with ALCAN 'ALUMINUM Wagg Bros. Texaco MM licenced mechanics wm REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985.7262 Port Perry, Ont. Dusome Window Products Awning & Patio Doors | Residential - Commercial - And Heating) Phone 985-3572 Odessa Pavilion in Oshawa. Our sorority received gifts, and a hearty welcome from the Oshawa chapters into the growing number of Beta Sigma Phi. Our Christmas meeting was held at the home of President, Mrs. Dianna Findlay. Mrs. Findlay acted as Santa in distributing the secret sister gifts. We enjoyed the program "Love and Marriage" presented by Bunny Rowland and Glenda Hutcheon. Refreshments were served. The service projects in- clude working in the hospital tuck shop and a Christmas basket for a needy family. 'Employment standards act now effective The new Employment- Standards Act received third reading and approval in the Ontario Legislature, Dec- ember 17th, 1974. In addition to the existing standards: Minimum wage, vacation pay, overtime pay, equal pay, termination pay and collection of wages the Act now provides for seven paid statutory holidays: New Year's Day, Good Fri- day, Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanks- giving and Christmas Day. The overtime pay provis- ion has been amended to provide time and one-half for overtime for hours in excess of forty-four in a week. The Pregnancy Leave pro- vision has been extended to seventeen weeks for employees with one year's service or more and covers all employers having one or more employees. Employers will no longer have to provide transport- ation for female employees finishing or starting work between the hours of mid- night and 'six o'clock in the morning. Female employees under 18 may now work after midnight. The penalty for contra- vention of the Act has been increased from $1,000 to $10,000 and or six months in jail and responsibility is extended to officers, direc- tors or agents of the employer. HANCOCK TV TOWERS COLOR HEADS Rotors - Towers UHF-VHF Installed or Kit Form Port Perry, Ont. 985-2968 After 5:00 P.M. INew & Old Work - Also Pumps| - CARPENTRY SERVICE CALLS - RON RA General Call 985-7679 ALL TRADES LICENCED. FREE ESTIMATES hadi hai atind -- NURSING HOME NEWS The service Tuesday was taken by Rev. McEntyre assisted by the following members of his choir, Miss. W. Causley, Mrs. K. Mc Phaden, Mrs. F. Peterman, Mrs. M. Faux, Mrs. W. Mr. S. E. Lovell of Oshawa was elected Chairman of the Durham College Board of Governors at a Board meet- ing held January 8. A. A. H. Strike of Bowmanville was elected Vice-Chairman. New members of the Col- lege Board of Governors are Mrs. Katherine Guselle and C. G. Pilkey of Oshawa, both appointed by the Council of Regents; A. A. H. Strike of Bowmanville, appointed by: the Council of Regents; and S. B. Rutherford of Orono, appointed by the Durham Region. R. G. McCulloch of Claremont is Chairman of the Board of Governor's Administration Committee and Dr. K. W. Slemon of Bowmanville is Chairman of the Operations Committee. a AIA 9 ATE Vi BPX PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1975 -- 15 Philp, Mr. D. Milne and Mr. N. Watson. Following the service, Miss Williams and Mrs. Lawrence served lunch. Wednesday Mrs. Phoenix, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Pear- cey enjoyed the Senior Citiz- ens meeting. Mr. C. Smith went to the Pot Luck luncheon at Blackstock on Monday and had a wonderful time visiting with his old friends. . Thursday bingo was well attended. Winners were Mrs. V. Edwards, Mrs. K. Edwards, J. Doupe, Mr. C. Smith, Mrs. Phoenix, Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Mountjoy, Mrs. Percy, Miss Bowles and Mrs. Pearcey. We are beginning to get "Guaranteed Income Sup- plement Applications" for some of our residents. May we remind any pensioners that these forms must be filled out before the end of January. You must reapply each year for the supple- ment. NEED MUSIC? \ WEDDING call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) Peter's Platters ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Port Perry Agricultural Society WILL BE HELD AS A DINNER MEETING ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, WEDNESDAY, 7:00 P.M. -- EVERYONE WELCOME -- For tickets call the secretary before January 26. Glen & Marjorie Wanamaker Sec. Treasurer. JANUARY 29, 985-2725 FOR ThE WEY ...to get them off, thats. Attractive, colourful, care-free Alcan Siding ends the drud- gery of frequent re- painting. Let us prove it to you. Ask for our brochure. : > "BEAT THE SPRING PRICE INCREASE' Take advantage of the slow work season. Save $100. on each $1000.00 Work can be commenc- ed immediately. 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