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Tot ine Pr SI ~ SLA » Pa whey Shout o 1° SETS " SOX EER Rr ~ PIN x AX sulle re bridle sii Aad acncinin face ---- 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1975 Epsom and area news The February meeting ot Bethesda Reach W.1. will be held Wednesday, February 26th at the home of Mrs. Larry Doble. We have a speaker for the evening so wish to start the meeting on time. It is to be hoped we will all co-operate. Motto is Honest labour discraces no one. Reply Mrs. M. Parrish. Roll call a TV Commercial that insults your intel- ligence. Topic Canadian Industries. Hostess Mrs. Ashenhurst and Mrs. Doble. Mrs. Hansen entertained several neighbours to a Tup- 220 COCHRANE ST. PORT PERRY perware Party last Friday evening. Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. N. Smith are both home from a visit to the hospital. We wish them a speedy recovery. Ivan Clarke was with Grandma and Grandpa Asling on Friday. Local Girl Guides who took part in the special service at Port Perry United Church on Sunday 'were Sandra and Patricia Bolton, Martha Mc Callum, Valerie Douglas and. Donna Kerry. Linda Eastwood oft Port Perry called on Mr. and Mrs. W. Kerry on Sunday. "Photography Y Candid Weddings 985-7086 NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS -- ALTERATIONS 'Service is our business" SE Nuisi "Bert Faber 985-3734 94 ELLA STREET -- SOFFIT Superior Aluminum PORT PERRY, ONT. SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL 985:3743 DOORS WES LANE PLUMBING - HEATING - EEN STREET PERRY, ONTARIO - ELECTRIC og. 2473 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE PORT CH VROLET On Saturday, Mrs. Kerry and Donna attended a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman of Uxbridge for their niece, Miss Ethel Welsh. Jeanett Houghland was a weekend guest of her friend Donna Kerry. If anyone hasn't had a scout call to sell seeds, please get in contact as the boys have to send their order in by the end of the month. Mrs. John Moore and Heather were visitors with their parents and grand- parents, Mr. and °- Mrs. Jeffery and Mrs. Cawker. Church will be at Utica on Sunday, February 23rd. The annual meeting will follow a brief church service. We expect Rev. Mr. A. Scott will be in charge. Mrs. Ken Catherwood and boys of Oshawa were with her parents for a few days last week. Ken was there on Saturday. A large crowd attended the Sunday School Valentine party last Friday. When, after a skating party all enjoyed lunch at Epsom United Church. : Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family had Sunday sup- per with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton called on Mrs. F. Munro, Mr. Harold Kerry and Mrs. Snooks. } Mr. and Mrs. Kerry- were supper guests Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stiver, Uxbridge. Douglas Wilson was pleased to welcome his father and mother home on Saturday from their trip to Florida. Congratulations to Bill Kendry who did so well at the Ski Doo races at Peter- borough on Saturday and Sunday. Also, congratulations to Utica Auto Body Broomball team on winning the Cham- pionship at Port Perry when twelve teams participated. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie were daughter, Darlene and two friends, Miss Kathy Kirby. and Miss Christine King who are exchange teachers from England, now teaching in Toronto. Mr. Hilliard Martin of Sonya visited with Christies on Wednesday. Scouts request financial help Scugog Township council tabled a request .from the local scouting organization asking for financial support to send six area boys to the Boy Scout Jamboree in Norway. More money is needed, as vacancies in allowed six boys from this area to go rather than the two originally allotted. Council wants to avoid set- ting a precedent for other groups and organizations, but agreed to table the request for future budget consideration when it was suggested that "token" fin- ancial support may be granted. PERRY other areas Should establish priorities Port Perry water supply enlargement could be one of the urgently-needed Region projects-that may be effect- ed by a financial belt- tightening of the regional works committee. Coun. Alan Dewar (Oshawa), chairman of the committee, included the project in a list of works definitely needed in the next . two years, but said that due to needed drastic cut in the committee's $27 million budget, priorities are going to have to be set up. - If all the works needed are approved this year and included in the 1975 budget, the resulting $27 to $30 mill- ion budget would more than double last year's budget of $13 million, according to Mr. Dewar. He called forecasts of expenditures in the next five to 10 years as 'startling' and said that this "pivotal" year for the committee will demand decisions be made about new projects and a five-year schedule. The other half of the equa- sion, however, is the region's decision on how much and at what rate it wants to grow. With the region's official plan at least 18 months away, Regional works and, planning committees are finding themselves on oppo- - energy leaks. site sides, without the steer- age of the region's official plan which is at least 18 months away. ' Just how severe the rift between the two committees has become was made abun- dantly clear last Tuesday, when planning commission- er William McAdams pub- licly attacked the Works for permanency. 'the various other styles to suit the Drop around to Tradition Brought To Light Ruddy Electric now has on'display these early Canadiana Table Lamps. feature hand decorated glassware that is fired Ruddy also features decor of your home. see us soon while selection is greatest. Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd. 75 RICHMOND ST. W OSHAWA 725-3539 department for lack of co- operation, hampering his department's attempts to formulate population pro- jects. The works committee, in turn, charged that the. planning department are no giving the population projec- tions which would allow water and sewer require- ments to be constructed. They Mn. X 4 H Vey ae How many ene are Hy in your At one drop per second. a dripping hot water tap can waste about 175 gallons of hot water each month. The electricity required to heat that water would keep a 60-watt bulb burning continuously. " Poor insulation...a faulty heating system...inefficient use of appliances...all cause energy leaks in the home. This canincrease the cost of running a home--and waste Canada's precious energy resources. It makes good sense to use electricity and all forms of energy wisely. And that includes stopping those y leaks wn: 4 Ad L 4 >t