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Sk ad I sikhearasiEnasinaaubatdnic Moss dendid seminars in, Fatalities On The Rise {- Two killed in separate collisions of The number of fatalities on roads" patrolled by the Whitby OPP continues to rise this year with two traffic deaths reported last week. So far in 1977, 14 persons have lost their lives in traffic accidents as opposer to five during all of 1976. On November 7, Shirley E. Ireland, 42, of Concession 5, Uxbridge, was killed" in a two-car accident at the inter- seetion of Regional Road 23 and Highway 7. Mrs. Ireland was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Gerald. Caroline. Ireland 19, and Cameron Fraser, 19, both of Uxbridge were taken to Oshawa General Hospital with serious injur- ies. Driver of the second car, Harry E. Cox, 27, of Downs- view, and his wife, Sandra, 25, suffered minor injuries. No charges have been laid in the accident. Highway 47 A car-truck collision November 8 just south of Uxbridge on Highway 47 took the life of Christos Carvounis, 42, of 44 Johna- thon Street, Uxbridge. The accident occured at 7:40 a.m. when a flat-bed truck driven by 28-year old Donald - Dale Cotton of Oshawa was pulling onto the left shoulder of the road. The victim ran into the rear of the truck, and a. protruding metal object pierced the windshield. Cotton was not injuried. No charges have been laid by police. Social Service needs differ Regional Council must recognize the differences in need between .large and small municipalities as they relate to Social Services, according to Councillor Don Hadden. Mr. Hadden was speaking as a panelist at the Annual Meeting of the Social Plann- ing Advisory Group on Wed- nesday, November 9th. The theme of the panel was "Local Funding for Volun- tary Agencies'. Mr. Hadden, a member of the Social Services Commit- tee, conceded that the Com- mittee may have "thrown the baby with the bathwater when it abandonned all grants to Voluntary Agencies last year." In defending the move he said it was becoming impossible to make the political decision of whom to fund and whom to reject especially with the large number of applica- tions. The. Social Planning Ad- visory Group will be looking at a number of recommend- ations coming out of the meeting including develop- ing guidelines for Local and Regional Governments to consider concerning support for Voluntary Agencies. Over 70 Agency Represent- atives and Regional Council lors were in attendence. Masquerade Party An unusual masquerade party took place at the Community Nursing Home on Saturday eve. October 29; 1977. 23 residents dressed in costume. Judges came up with the following winners...Most Authentic - King & Queen of Hearts - Lorne Duff & Marie Davies; Most Original - The Spirit of Autumn - Mrs. G. Archer; Most Dramatic - The Princess - Mrs. Letcher; Comic - The Chimney Sweep - Norman Bickle; Runner up - The Chore Girl - Mrs. M. Eagleson. XL-100 REMOTE CONTROL 47 16" RCA COLOR XL-100 PORTABLE 27 0% solid Site} ee enon LOTS OF FREE PARKING --Solid-State Reliability Full Warranty & Service 542975 20" RCA COLOR XL-100 100 % Solid State UHF-VHF New Xtended Life Chassis 569° OLE, Howano INTRODUCING Just in time for Christmas XtendedLife = The most advanced XL-100 Consoles RCA has ever. offered ...- Now better than ever with automatic colour & flesh tone correction feature. COLORTRAK - XL100 XtendedlLife Chassis . with new YOUR CHOICE al "J | EitherModel N BUSINESS 241 Queen St 985-2272 RESIDENCE Howard Hall G85 2367 FURNITURE --- T.V. -- APPLIANCES Port Perry, Ontario