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- L 4 A e © PORT PERRY HEATON NE LUULRIEL EH ci. pe ARE MOTORS pe - A ™ ) g La LJ i y UA PY ROSSER NP > The driver education students at Port Perry High School drive in style, thanks to Beare Motors of Port Perry and General Motors Corporation, who supply the school with a car on a regular basis. Grade 11 student Cindy Mabley gets the keys from Storey Beare Awhile driver education teacher Jerry MacTavish (right) looks on. Ken Lang and Bert Rodney are the other two driver education teachers. There are 102 students taking part in the program this year . including six hours of driving, 12 of observation and 25 hours of classroom instruction. ° 20 COCHRANE ST. PORT PERRY 985-708 [J IN DURHAM REGION? "eo The Durham Region Tuberculosis and Respir- atory Disease Association provides the following health services: e Physical Conditioning Courses for children with asthma, @ Refresher Courses in Respiratory Diseases for Nurses, @ Seminars for Medical,. Paramedical ® Nursing Personnel, ® Pulmonary Function Testing, ® Tuberculin Testing, ® Baby Sitters' Training Courses, ® Health Education Literature, ® Rehabilitation of TB and RD patients, ® Assistance to patients in Sanatoria and at home, ® Films on TB, RD, Smoking and Air Pollution ® Smoking Withdrawal Courses. and Please do your part by donating to the Christmas Seal Campaign, the Association's only source of funds. If postal services have not been resumed, all chartered banks and trust companies in Durham Region will gladly accept your Christmas Seal Envelope. Volunteers and courier services will be hand-delivering this year's Christmas Seals if necessary. Use Christmas Seals on your Christmas parcels to show you care. d A special 'thank you" is extended to our volunteers. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1975 -- 7 NEW REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS Durham council ignores management committee region at cost plus 50 per cent for the feasibility study. Coun. George Ashe (Pick- ering) took the management committee to task for its method of choosing the archi- tect. (continued on page 9) mine the perimeters of it (the study) at this time." The architects, said Coun. McPhail, would. bill the Durham's management committee menbers will have to struggle with the quest of a new regional headquarters. The problem of what to do with the proposal was direct- - ed back to the committee last Wednesday when Regional council decided to ignore a recommendation from the committee that a Toronto architectural firm be author- ized to do a feasibility study _for conversion of the present region of Durham courthouse and administration building to a suitable regional head- quarters. The committee made its decision after interviewing representatives from six architectural firms who had expressed interest in a new regional headquarters. The firm chosen by the committee to conduct the feasibility study was Neish, Owen, Rowland and Roy. However, the committee was taken to task by some members of council for the method of which the recom- mended firm was chosen and also for the fact that the cost- of such a study was "vague". Management committee chairman Allan McPhail (Brock) told council it was difficult for the firm to put a hard figure on the cost of such a study at this point because "it was not possible to deter- Prince Albert News By Mrs. L, Beacock Sunday worship proved to be one of the outstanding services of the year when the Ist Scugog (Manchester) Beaver, Cub and Scout groups were guests. Two girls, Shirley Chambers and Karen Garside, and three boys, Ken Garside, Michael Nixon and Jim Harris, all received their religious life badges. Choir rendered two fine selections. Vocal duet "If T can Help Somebody" was approporiate for the occasion rendered by June Harris and Denise Irvine. Following Rev. Brawn's fitt- ing message, Doug McMillan -and Frank Harris gathered the offering. Better health is wished for Mrs. Byers who is ill at home. And a speedy recovery to Mrs. Aleta Doupe who is hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn were guests at the Manici- Croxall wedding in Port Perry United Church on Saturday. Mrs. W. Wozney and Mrs. K. Williamson attended the U.C.W. Presbyterial in 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS 4 door Sedan, Deluxe Interior, White Walls, Radio, PS,PB. Lic. AON-858 $2993.00 1973 SEBRING PLUS 2 door , Hard Top, V8 Automatic, Bucket seats 27,000 miles. ATD894 3395 .00 1971 FORD LTD | Brougham, Fully equipped, AM-FM Stereo, 8 Track, Lic. DYW-016 1971 DODGE CORONET oo 4 Door Sedan, Fully equipped, 1 owner, 50,000 miles Lic. AYT-186 1970 MERCURY MARQUIS Brougham, 1 owner, Fully Loaded, Lic. BNL-564 1972 FIREBIRD V8 Standard, Bucket seats. Radio, Mag Wheels Lic. JLB-750 1971 PONTIAC Albert Street Church, Oshawa, last Tuesday." A young fellow whom many of us remember, Mr. Ted Denny, has purchased a business in Bowmanville. He, his wife, and family are moving from Ottawa to their new venture where we wish them well. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were among the near thirty relatives who attended the stork shower and present- ation in honour of Mrs. Judy Beacock. held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Beacock, Port Parry, with Mrs. Don Beacock Sea- grave, as co-hostess. ! The stork has delivered a : new baby brother for Paula | at the Willes home. Congrat- if ulations! FREE VENEREAL DISEASE CLINIC Oshawa Tuesday & Thursday - 4:30 p.m. For information telephone 723-8521 C.C. Stewart M.D., D.P.H. Medical Officer of Health Don't Worry - Be Sure! Brougham, 2 door PS, PB. Top of the line beauty. Lic. APF-993 1970 DUSTER 6 cylinder automatic. Plymouth [CHRYSLER dodge Trucks [onesisemce | 985-7329 Lic DVW-177 PORT PERRY CHRYSLER Your local Plymouth & Dodge Dealer MANCHESTER, ONT. 7A & 12 HIGHWAY 1,795.00 1,749.00 1,495.00 MAKE AN OFFER *1949.00 *1749.00 ra csi Freon] This party was ¢}