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La ? | oN Cid "i ENE et it a N REN 4 A y . y 8 AA Aa ARR AN i) AY EINLRAE Se Lo SALA AR INL WY MALLY 2 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Ju ly 28, 1976 Up «s Down the Street Dr. Matthew Dymond, a long-time resident of Port Perry, former M.P.P. and Ontario Health minister was elected grand registrar for the Masonic Order for the Province of Ontario. He was elected to the post at a provincial meeting held last week in the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Another local resident, W. James Marlowe, was named the new district deputy grand master for Ontario district. Compare; Remember: UXBRIDGE CREDIT UNION 8% COMPOUNED MONTHLY OR 8%% COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY WITH NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT. YOU HAVE TO MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO SAVE AT YOUR CREDIT UNION. Phone 852-3489 852-3388 70 Brock St.. West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 Kay MacNenly and Ray, Cook have just returned from visiting Don and Hazel McNenly of Yellowknife, North West Territories. Barbara Ann Wozney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wozney, of RR 2 Port Perry, graduated on June 11, 1976 from the University of West- ern Ontario with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Barbara will be working for the Durham Regional Health Unit as a public health nurse. 9 852-3388 YOUR LOCAL ALCAN DEALER Siding -- Soffit - Facia - Eavestrough UNTOLD "CHRIS ALLEN No Painting Guaranteed 20 years FREE ESTIMATES CALL 985-3747 Mr. Cec. King and Mr. Ralph Reynolds have just returned from a very inter- esting holiday. They spent eight days on the M.S. Norcoeta sailing the Mec- Kenzie River, took a plane from Inuvik to White*Horse then on to Scagway, Alaska, back through the United States to Vancouver, a de- lightful 18 day holiday. Week Ending July 22, 1976 Admissions ............... eaanas 33 Birtths.....cooiominmmnsiison 3 DANS ...ovvivnisninnivisiionas Nil Emergencies .................. 186 Operalions......cuimimnisnnin 8 Discharges...........ccce... 33 © Remaining..........ccoecevunenen 41 Road Closing A short section of Maple Road on the north end of Scugog Island will be closed if a Scugog Township bylaw approving the closure passes. The bylaw will be consid- ered by council at a meeting to be held Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the municipal office in Port Perry. All documents in relation to the closing of the road allowance can be examined at the municipal office. The township will advert- ise the proposed move for four weeks. Flower Show Brooklin Horticultural Society is again sponsoring the flower show at the Whitby County Town Carni- val at Iroquois Park arena on Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1, 1976. The show is open to all residents of Durham Region -no membership is needed to enter. Last year awards went to residents of Ajax, Port Perry and Whitby. The new location of the show is Iroquois Park Arena, and the exhibits are on dis- play Saturday and Sunday. Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Music Results Music examination results for the Western Ontario Con- servatory of Music are as follows: Theory: Grade Two Rudi- ments: Arnold Ashton 85, Elaine Elliott 84, Barbara Gibson 72, Janice Till 70. Grade Three History: Janice Gibson 77, Mary Holt 79, Dorothy Keyzers 64, Joyce Mulder 60, Anna Robertson 76. Grade Four History: Kathy Malcolm 79, Beverley Simmonds 76. Piano: Grade Two: Billy Jeffers 61, Craig Paisley 70, Lana Perry 80, Grade Four: Yvonne Fennema 73. Grade Six: Tracy Blayone 71, Caroline Carnaghan 67, Alan Ferguson 85. Students of Linda Kyte, A. Mus., RM.T. Letter to the Editor The Editor: Iam writing in response to the columns by John Mack which have appeared in the last two editions of the Port Perry Star. Although it is unfair to judge only two attempts, I am not favour- ably impressed by the under- lying theme of violence, sprinkled with crude wit. If this is a valid indication of what will appear in the weeks to follow, I do not belive John Mack's writing is worthy of inclusion in our "hometown newspaper". Yours truly, M.C. Jamieson Brooklin 4-H Beef Club - On. June 28th, the South Ontario 4-H Beef Club enjoy- ed games and refreshments at the home of Mr. Paul Ruth to celebrate the beginning of his new career. Our meeting on July 19th at the farm of Mr. Prouse - RR 5 Lindsay, was highlight- ed with a baseball game .in "which nobody but the mos- quitoes counted score. After the game Mrs. Prouse invit- ed us to the house for the lesson part of the meeting. The meeting was called to * order and the roll call was taken. Under new business we discussed the prospect of entering our calves in the open class at Port Perry Fair on Labour Day week- end. Under old: business we found that we will have to get moving on our ideas for the club exhibit and demonstra- tion. At this meeting Mr. Bruce Gibson gave a lesson on "Common Diseases and Parasites of Cattle', This topic involved what the dis- eases are caused from, the symptoms of the diseases, the damage it does to your herd and control of the diseases. Some types of diseases the lesson.mention- ed are: Pneumonia, Foot Rot, Black Leg, Warts, Ring- worm and half a dozen diffe- rent kinds of flies. After the quiz, hotdogs and freshie were served by the hosts, which everyone en- joyed. . = The next meeting of: the South Ontario 4-H Beef Club is on August 9th at Mr. - Richardson's Farm in Ash- burn. Hope to see you there for a lesson on "clipping cattle and a showmanship demonstration'. Eleanor O'Neill, Press Reporter ETRE 985-8025 DEN'S PAPER HOUSE 227 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY NEXT TO TOWN INN RESTAURANT. 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