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i PU CH 2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3, 1976 Up =s Down the Street An early spring thaw, due tounseasonablymild temperatures, has been more than residents of the area. It would be a good idea to check your sump-pumps to make sure that they are in good working order. It's far better that the spring run-off be outside your homes...not in your basements. Don and Wendy Tran of Prince Albert have just returned from a week's vacation in Jamacia with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomp- son of Toronto. Peter Hvidsten, publisher of the STAR and his wife, Eileen, attended the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Con- vention in Ottawa over the weekend. The STAR placed second in the competition for *'best photo layout" on a photo-story by John Gast about a dog obedience school. Tours of the Parli- ament Building, Sparks Street, a Heritage Far and numerous business, .ssions were just a part of the three-day convention. yy : HF Ie Tal EW ED py; (ory ET TTT TT DURHAM CARPET 60 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY Short Thick Nylon SHAG In 5 Vibrant Colours Reg. $10.95 Reg. $12.95 Sale welcomed by Propylon HARDTWIST For longer wear & tear. '8 Dr. Helen M. Bathie, D.C. returned on Monday, Feb. 23 from Lansing, Michigan, where she attended a two-day seminar on Sacral Occipital Technique in Chir- opractic. She was accom- panied by her . daughter, Miss Robin Bathie, who also attended some . of the lectures while there. Mr. Ron Deeth, R.R. 2, Port Perry, won angling recognition in the Metropol- itan South Florida Tourn- ament when he landed a 89-pound Tarpon in the 20 1b. division. Mr. Deeth, who is on vacation in Forida, will be awarded a Citation for his catch. Hospital Report Week Ending February 26th Admissions ...................... 31 Births........coooooviiiiinn. 2 Deaths ..........cccovvvneennnne. Nil Emergencies .................. 143 Operations Discharges Remaining { i Sri 95 sq. yd. The STAR received a number of complaints last Thursday and Friday from subscribers in the Raglan- Columbus area because they had not received - their papers. A check of the office revealed that the bag in which their papers leave the 'office in, was never taken to the post office. Ouy apologies 'to the subscribers « that were affected and thanks for letting us know that we are missed when not received. If your family is expecting a new baby this year, mothers are invited to attend the La Leche League's new New books Among the new books at the library are the following- The time of the Dragon, Dorothy Eden; Black as He's Painted, Ngaio Marsh; Estate Planning for Canad- ians, J. Monet; Father Power, H. Biller; New Girls in Town, Faith Baldwin (large print); Circus, Alis- * Fy » = 985-3773 Sale 6 % yd. Floor Show Ripouts Reg. $12.95 9. yd. Sale at TTT EERE OTE TO Tr Brown Propylon HARDTWIST 1/9. Remnants for as low as 2/3 the regular price. 3 SEE LEWIS FORALL YOUR CARPET NEEDS. FREE ESTIMATES AROUND THE TOWN. OOOO RRO Ee LC 4 i Ei Just to series of mentings starting Wednesday night at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. William Curry, Port Perry. Discus- sions will be on various aspects of mothering and also some of the fringe bene- fits of breast feeding. Re- freshments, brochures and library services are free - there is no obligation to "join". the League. Just come and have an evening out with mothers and mothers-to-be, bring your babies along if you wish. Experienced mothers are especially welcomed. For further information call Mrs. A. (Chris) Rutherford, Blackstock, at library tair MacLean; The Curse of the Pharaohs, P. Vanden- burg; One Canada, J. G. Diefenbaker; Blue Meadow, Mary Wallace; The A-z of Handicrafts; The Lynmara Legacy, Catherine Gaskin; The Mandarin Cypher, A. Hall; Bonsai (Art of Dwarf- ing Trees), Ann Pipe; The Man who Flew Churchill, B. West; Jesus, The Man who Lives, M. Muggeridge; Harry's Game, G. Seymour; The First Three Years of Life, B. White; The Cave Under the Water, H. Jones; 3,500 Good Jokes for Speakers, J. Lieberman; Nobody Calls at this Hour say Hello, I Kampen; How to Fix Almost Anything, S. Schular; The Collie, M. Osborne. Also 25 © new mystery stories. Superior Aluminum R.R.1, PORT PERRY (Corner Con. 8 & Hwy 12) SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA SOFFIT - DOORS TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL - 985-3912 A Aaa AAA Scugog Ratepayers' Association ANNUAL - MEETING o ELECTION OF OFFICERS Nominations will be accepted from floor o EDUCATION IN DURHAM Yvonne Christie: Chairman, Durham Board of Education Port Perry Town Hall 1873 Thursday, March 4th 8:00 P.M. : 4 We believe in service at your Credit Union Phorie 852-3388 852-3389 70 Brock St., West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 > Only 1% Public is cordially invited to attend Compare Borrowing Costs. ~ per month' at your Credit Union: ~]