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J ERR rer i. bh __|. lt _., PG an FS ° Neil cst COUNCILLOR by Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday Nov. 21 at 11:15 am. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. This is also cub and Scout service. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Hofstee and girls 'visited 'their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Art Wiersma at Picton on 'Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson attended the Royal Winter Fair on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler entertained his parents on the occassion of their wed- ding Anniversary at the Town and Country Club, Markham Road on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding supper guests with Mr. and ARD 4 Thurs. evening. Mrs. Phayre spending a few days with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ginn and family this week. Friends of Mrs. Josh Dob- 3 Years On Regional Council % Brought about plans for development that suits the needs of our township. * % Got us a fair deal on water and sewer rates. % Created efficiencies and improvements in social services. Keep A Strong and Determined Voice In Local and Regional Affairs '8, x SERVED 1 Year On Local Council Insured major improvements of local roads and water services. * son will be glad to know she | Beath, McPhail for Chairman 'It will. be up to the 30 elected members of Dur- N 'ham'-- Regional Council to choose their chairman fol- lowing the forthcoming municipal elections, and so far, the choice is between two candidates. Brock Mayor Allan Mc- Phail will try to take the seat away from Walter Beath, who has been chair- man of the region since he | was appointed to the post by ¥ | the province in July of 1973. 3 Mr. Beath announced last week he will seek to retain \ the post when his first three-year term of office expires December 31 and he will not be seeking an elect- ed position on regional council in the December 6 municipal elections. McPhail, a former high (school vice-principal, is not seeking re-election as mayor of Brock. GOING OVERSEAS PASSPORT PHOTO PORT PERRY STAR -- RE-ELECT -- Specializing in: o ON-CAR WHEEL BALANCING e MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS e OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION MASTER CHARGE TEXACO - CHARGEX TAYLOR'S TEXACO fe o FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR : LES & SERVICE GAS ° JRE Jace § Sen Accepted Credit Cards Wp i, Saturday -8:00a.m. 10 6:00 p.m Sunday - 10 a.m. to 9:00 'p.m. Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. 985-3655 Mrs. Art Anness and family PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1976 -- 13 Manchester and area news is home from Port Perry hospital after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert King at Guelph on Sunday, Several people from Man- chester enjoyed the Cantata at Prince Albert Sunday evening. The Women's Auxiliary at Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital held their annual meeting on Monday, an event that included the awarding of a $1,250 cheque to the hospital as part of the auxiliary's continuing program of supporting the hospital through the purchasing of equipment. From left are: Mrs. Merv Pugh, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. Arthur Lerch, auxiliary representative on the hospital board; Hospital Board Chairman Howard Hall; and the hospital' s administrator, Dave Brown. in style. -- pants. % The Safari Suit - most have 4 pockets and epaulets with matching flared belt looped Assorted colours. Over 40 garments to choose from. Comfortable, great looking outfits to take you through this fall season f Sizes 38 to 44 rr (WIEVITHAN ia Lakeview Plaza TUXEDO RENTALS Port Perry GOULERE ARAL SES = SR = Avy Che re NT 1 ht A