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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 22, 1976 Program may benefit downtown face-lift (continued) expected to generate addit- ional revenue to the munici- pality in the form of rents and-or taxes. In addition, the project must act as a seeding element or a spur to other downtown improve- ments," he said. To qualify for assistance, a municipality must: Have up to a maximum population of 125,000 persons as of the date of formal application to'the Ministry of Housing; Have an approved official plan with policies concerning the downtown, and also must have a property mainten- ance and occupancy stand- ards by-law applicable to commercial and residential buildings; Show evidence of strong municipal council and public support for revitalizing, and the project must be capable of being completed within five years of provincial com- mitment; Demonstrate that it has the financial and administra- tive resources to carry out the project. Rhodes said eligible costs would include, the acquisi- tion and-or clearance of land for a revitalization project including relocation costs of residential tenants if any; the acquisition and rehabili- tation of an 'existing key anchor building; and the installation of a public open or covered mall, transitway or semi-mall. Improvement, relocation and additions to ancillary services such as water, sewers and-or roads where such improvements will result in revitalization, will also be eligible. Municipal administrative costs relating to the imple- mentation of the project can be included in the total ap- proved costs, but will be limited. Rhodes said the total pro- vincial recovery would be limited to 110 percent of the initial provincial two-thirds contribution. However, repayment is contingent upon additional revenue being created for the municipality. There is no fixed period for this loan recovery, Recoveries could come from the sale or lease of any cleared land or buildings of the project, from sharing in i PAVLOVIAN SIESIN CITIES ISSS hey -- ORGANS & PIANOS | Watch for our Big Opening Specials, Oct. 1st! - f5g yds Lo yt wy a ORGAN WORLD : 189 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY (Whitby, Mall - 579.4271) i Tre Meetings held. in the privacy. of your own home, A CANADIAN PUBLIC COMPANY WHOSE ONLY BUSINESS IS HELPING PEOPLE. ETOH TRO DO YOU NEED MONEY o If you own a home, farm or property in town, city or country, old or new, paid for or not, our low payment mortgage plan is probably your answer. e Consolidate All Your Debts oe (Get Extra Cash Now 1st, 2nd or 3rd mortgages as low as 12% %. We would like to help you. Call me personally today. WAYNE SMITH 1 (705) 645-4557 CALL COLLECT i! a7 contingent income, or from leasing space in malls and semi-malls. "In all cases two-thirds of suchrecoveries would return to the province and one-third to the municipality," he said. If and when such a project results in additional tax re- venue, the recoverable pro- portions will be reversed. The municipality would receive two-thirds of such new tax revenue and the province one-third which will be applied to the provincial loan recovery. Financial assistance will be committed on an annual basis for implementation of projects where there is clear evidence of past, sluggish, private sector renewal activity. Allocations will be made for acceptable projects for the next four years. Family life series The Family Counselling 'Service is conducting a Marriage and Family Life series at Eastdale Coll- egiate Theatre Auditorium from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 7, Oct. 14 and Oct. 28. The program includes such topics as The Land and The Family, panel discuss- ions on a variety of subjects Changes in Families Today and How to Fight Fair in Marriage. The Regional counselling service serves Scugog from their Uxbridge office. The local representative and counsellor is Charlie Norris. PASSPORT PHOTOS 5 Minute Service Oshav Oshaw Camera Centre ERLGNILT Ken Port Perry 4-H On September 14, 1976 the Port Perry 4-H group known as "The Glamour Girls" opened their first 4-H meet- ing on "Taking a Look at Yourself." Miss Dodd and the 4-H girls would like to extend a special welcome to three new members and one new leader, Mrs. McCreight totalling the attendance of nine members and two leaders. Positions were elected as. follows: President, Bev. Mulder; vice president - Diana Gibson; secretary- treasurer - Michelle Ander- son; press reporter - Barb- ara Webster. Members - Debbie McCreight, Sandra Irvine, Kathy Irvine and Joyce Lane. Leaders are Miss Dodd and Mrs. Mec- Creight. If any girl twelve years of age as of Septem- ber 1st who is interested in becoming a 4-Her please contact Miss Dodd 985-7118 or Mrs. McCreight 985-3350. After the Business, a group discussion was held - what makes a girl attract- ive. Eleven different inter- esting points were interpret- ed. During the discussion images of how we look at ourselves and of how we are seen by others were men- . tioned. We concluded some. interesting factors. - Meetings will be held at 445 Bay Street, Mrs. Mc- Creights home from 4: 00 to 6:00 p.m. We are looking forward to good work, lots of fun of which we hope for everyone to benefit from. Remember 4-H is open to any one 12 years and over as of Sep- tember 1st. Come on out and get involved with 4-H -Barbara Webster Nursing Home News We were disappointed with our summer weather. There were very few days when we could enjoy the outdoors. However, that didn't stop us from enjoying outings with our families or special trips with other nur- sing home residents. We visited the Automotive Museum and saw the cars we used to drive, In "July we rented a bus for a tour of Parkwood. This was on one of the many rainy days but the weather cleared in the afternnon and we were able to have the grounds after tea in the conserva- tory. This trip, plus the loom. which arrived about the same time are good ex- amples of where the money raised at our bazaars etc. is spent. We exchanged visits with the residents from Daheim with good weather both days. Our road has been under construction most of the summer. The contractor has been most considerate - seeing that we always had access. The work is almost finished now - with a nice new sidewalk which we very much needed. Our church services. con- tinued throughout the sum- mer. We appreciate this effort on the part of the clergy. Our bingo ladies took a well deserved rest but have resumed their usual Thursday bingo now. Kinettes are back too' - starting tonight. We partic- .ipated in their House Tour visiting two homes in Port Perry before we went for ! tea at the church. We are looking forward to our "Leaf Tour' which they sponsor every year for us. More news next week. Sid 3 Nhairstyling 257 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY, ONT. Phone 985-7101 David's Hairstyling would like to introduce Lucy Sheridan and Larry Scott to our Staff and Salon. Lucy: Sheridan, formerly of Nupoliton Beauty Lounge, Ajax, has successfully completed an advanced course at Coupal's Hair Desigh for hair styling. She specializes in haircuts, permanent waves and also advanced Hair Colouring at Schwarzkoph. Larry Scott, formerly of Joseph Anthony's and The Hair Cutting Place in Toronto, specializes in haircutting, colouring, shading, permanent waves & make-up -consultation- featuring such cuts as the Wedge, Mushroom, Greta, efc... If you are wanting a change and desire something with a flair of sophistication call for an appointment.