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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1975 i Up « Down The members of the local Orange Lodge had their annual Christmas meeting in the Anglican Church Hall recently. The free draw of two 12 Ib. turkeys were won by Allen Bailey and Wm. Baker. Hospital Report Week Ending December 11 ~Admissions...................... 34 Births.......cooooiiiiiiiiin 2 Deaths... 2 Emergencies .................. 124 Operations ....................... 16 Discharges...................... 40 Remaining....................... 33 At Rest LLAMBE, Norena - Suddenly as the result of an accident | at R.R.2, Port Perry, on' Monday, December 15, 1975. Norena Lansing, beloved wife of the late William Lambe and loving mother of of Doris (Mrs. Joe Tripp), Leona (Mrs. Wm. Tripp) both of Port Perry, Betty (Mrs. Neil Howe) Halibur- ton and Donna of Barrie, | dear sister of Melville Lansing, R.R.2, Port Perry. Predeceased by sons Mel- ville and Maurice. Resting at the Chapel of McDermott- Panabaker for service on Thursday at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Pine Grove Cemetery. NOW ISTHE TIME TO ORDER YOUR WINTER FUEL the Street | The evenings of the 19th and 20th of December, the old, but restored Town Hall will be filled with the sound of Christmas songs and music. Those are the date Lake - Scugog Historical Choir have chosen for their "Christmas Reflections" and first official performan- ces in the Town. Hall. Tickets are available from choir members. GRADUATE Robert Merchant Jr. B.A., graduated from the Univer- sity of Guelph with a Bachelor of Arts degree at the 1975 Spring Convocation. He has accepted a position with a group in Oshawa. SAVE Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Qil Call Collect 668-3381 DX FUEL OIL Call us today for ~ PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE RICHARD'S BEAUTY STUDIO Queen St. - PORT PERRY - 985-7991 wishes all our Friends and Customers a Merry Chris and a Happy New Year and would like to announce our REGULAR PRICES HAIRCUT Ladies 8 Men... *3.50 HAIRCUT & Blow Wave...*7.00 PERMS "tion centre only," Talk on pen site past six months, but said that the concerns of the people was the main con- sideration of council when they voted against the insti- tution coming to the town- ship. If indeed the penitentiary service is looking for a- second site in this area, other than the site for the reception centre, indications are the move would be opposed locally. Scugog councillors have already based their support on the fact that it is a reception centre, as has Uxbridge. "We've approved a recep- said Mayor Lawrence Malcolm of Scugog. "I find it very difficult to speak 'for six other people," he said, but expressed doubt about the possibility of 'council's acceptance of another type of institution in the township. - Equally as skeptical is Ux- bridge Mayor Carl Puter- bough. Uxbridge took an active, aggressive part in getting the penitentiary ser- vice to consider the town- ship 'as. a site, yet Mayor Puterbough doubts if council would go for anything but a reception centre. Both - mayors agree that a further motion by council would have to come before any such institution is built. According to M.P. Norm Cafik's executive assistant, John Biermans, the depart- ment of public works have completed a study of a num- ber of sites in the area, and that penitentiary service people will sit down soon with both Mr. Cafik and " local officials, as "they 'are ' anxious to get this thing underway'. He said the service is try- ing to avoid the Innisfil situ- ation again, and will discuss with Mr. Cafik how to go about it. Mr. Biermans agreed that local approval ~ would be required before an institution other than a reception centre is built here. Mayor Malcolm said that between five and eight sites have been forwarded to the public works department for Region business survey Effective December 8th, 1975, the staff of The Durham Board has started a Region- wide survey of selected hus- inesses, parents, students and teachers to determine the strengths and gaps in current programs as they are seen hy the users of the service. Included in the sur- vey will be hoth public and private sector employees in Durham. The project is under the direction of Mr. N. Wortman Commercial Director of Brock High School and Mr. R. Summers, from Uxbridge Secondary School, on sec- ondment to The Board as a Consultant in Business Edu- cation. This is the first compre- hensive survey of its kind in Durham and will parallel, in part, an earlier study in the - Kitchener-Waterloo district. The results of the survey will be reported to The Board by June, 1976, and the results will be available for study and implementation by teachers throughout Dur- ham. consideration, but he added that it doesn't mean council has approved the sites. He said that once public works and penitentiary people have come up with acceptable site, local council will be approached for their ; input and approval. . Scugog, Mayor Malcolm will tell you, still has the: final say about what goes and what doesn't. : Sr. Citizens celebrate Christmas On December 11th, 142 Port Perry Senior Citizens met at Latcham Centre for their annual Christmas din- ner. The delicious meal was efficiently catered hy the Presbyterian ladies. Our honoured guests were the past presidents with their hushands and wives, also a 1 few guests from Toronto and Oshawa. . Later the Senior Citizens Choir, ably led hy Winnifred Phelps and accompanied hy Mrs. Leask at the piano, rendered a selection of Christmas music and also led all in a sing-song of Christmas Carolg. The win- some snowman, portrayed by Emme Cox, captivated all. A comic skit was put on hy Stan Ploughman, Marion King and Mae Wyehrow. Mrs. Clara Whittier pro- vided the music for an even- ing of dancing to round off the happy event. SHOP EARLY WitH A CU The past presidents of the Port Perry Senior Citizens were honoured as part of the festivities at the organization's annual Christmas Dinner held at the Latcham Centre December 11. From left to right are Past Presidents Mrs. Hreeman McCullough and Mabel Cullens (seated). At rear are Percy Willis, Ernie Healey, and Mrs. J. Robertson. ~ Emiel's Place ~~ Licensed Dining and Banquet Rooms -- TRY OUR -- Nes ~Surt & Turf Ry NSN Steaks Filet Mignon. Lobster Tails Fishermans Platter Queen St. Port Perry Dividends of 8.15% are now being added to your share accounts. 'Remember to have your passhook up dated. 'Phone 852-3388 852-3389 70 Brock St., West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 NS A REN £5 % ;