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ey RA a 2s dd ah crm od Be AHA % STRIATE SNA 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 17, 1978 ¥ Td ATARI MARL RBA ' b La > Wa Around The Township Joan Healey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Port Perry, graduated recently from Sir Sandford Fleming College, Peter- borough, with a degree in Early Childhood education. Listeners to the early Sun- day morning, C.B.C. radio program, "Fresh Air" with Cy Strange and Bill Mac- Neil, heard an item from the: front page of the May 3rd issue of the Port Perry Star mentioned. In the por- tion of the program featur- ing reports from the Week- lies, the '"M'Gawd, the Truck's on Fire" story was related. The veteran announcer was so amused that he made the mistake of mis-reading that Port Perry is in the Durham of Region, instead of the Region of Oh well, the Star coverage Durham. gol national anyway! Horse owners in the Region of Durham who are interested in participating in the planning of their future recreation opportunity, recommendations and visa points. This will be pre- sented by the Ontario Trail Riders Association, local Equestrians, Local Munic- ipal Planners and Recre- ation directors on Tuesday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Whitby Municipal Council Chambers. Travelling to Huron Park, Ontario, last Friday, May 12th, for Graduation Exer- cises at Centralia College, were Dr. James Brown, Lexie Love, Ken and Wendy -~Bateman, Pete and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brun- ton, Kathy Boyd, and Mrs. D. Park. Liz Bateman was the recipient: of the W. B. Saunders' Award for Pro- ficiency in Clinical Orient- ation, Surgery, Bio-Chemis- try & Radiology and also the Dr. G. R. Doidge Memorial Trophy for Aca- demic Achievement in Animal Health Technology. On Sunday afternoon many friends and relatives gath- ered together in Port Perry to celebrate with Liz. The Ankerts, who live on the Whitby-Scugog Town Line, had an extra special gift on Mother's Day when their mare Ship Dial gave birth to a new colt at six o'clock in" the morning. The colt has been appro- priately named "Mother's Son", and will be known as "Sonny". Congratulations. Dr. Helen M. Bathie, D.C. has returned from a semi- nar with a preventative Dental Research Found- ation, which was held in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Bathie has a special interest in Cranial Therapy and has studied with Dr. M. B. De- Jarnette, a leading author- ity in Cranial techniques of Chiropractic. Congratulations to Mrs. Catherine Millar and Bill Slute who placed first in their classes at the Kiwanis Festival in Oshawa recent- ly, Catherine was honoured by being chosen by the adjudicator to take part in the adult Rose Bowl com- petition, in which she placed second. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending May 11, 1978 Admissions ..................... 38 Births .........coovvevvee 4 Deaths ........................... Nil Emergencies................... 202 Operations ....................... 2 Discharged ...................... 30 Remaining........................ 38 We're Movin - R Stationery : A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ld. Gr "oy will soon be moving back to its home at the Port Perry Star 235 Queen Street Port Perry, Ont. Watch for our 'BACK HOME AGAIN" and open Thurs., Fri,, Sat., June 1.2-3 ing NOTE: Star. Stationery will be CLOSED Friday Evening, May 26th & Saturday, May 27th. OPEN: at the Port Perry Star Of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 29th, 30th & 31st. fice XA AA AR PT REY bts Td SRE IIE FLT A PLAST) bored album bad 0 Arnold Peek, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Peek has graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute with a honors B.A.A. in Applied Geography, majoring in Resource management. He is currently employed by the Environmental Application Group Ltd., Toropto. Housing Authority Mrs. Grace Love of Port Perry has been appointed to the recently formed Durham Area Housing Authority, which is responsible for all Ontario Housing projects in the Region, except those in the city of Oshawa. The new authority will manage 557 senior citizen rental units in Ajax, New- castle, Pickering, Whitby, Brock, Scugog and Ux- bridge and its offices will be located in Whitby. The Housing Authority is one of 56 across' Ontario designed to decentralize the - assisted housing manage- ment program. William McLean of Ajax was appointed chairman of the new housing authority, and Mrs. Love is joined by other officers from the Whitby, Beaverton, Ux- bridge and Hampton areas. The appointments were announced May 11 by Ont- ario Claude Bennett. WINTARIO | TICKETS | available at the | Port Perry Star : TERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION INVEST NOW! %% INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS "DON FORDER Insurance Agency L(d, 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 Housing minister CommunityCare chooses The Regional Community Care Committee has chosen colours of Blue and White "and a logo of two interlock- ing "C's" to represent the programme, according to Regional Co-ordinator Rich- ard Johnston. Community Care has deve- loped to the stage where a symbol was needed with which people could identify, Johnston said. Many of the elderly clients served by Community Care have asked that we provide identific- ation for our volunteers, proving their connection with Community Care, he added. Buttons bearing the ensig- nia have been produced, and will be distributed to all FAMILY Guaranteed family WATrust | 92% FOR 5 YEARS Y4% new logo volunteers attending a Regional Recognition Even- ing to be held at the Heyden- shore Pavillion on Wednes- * day, May 17th. Community Care has more than 500 volunteers around the Region. The first button was pre- sented to Region of Durham Chairman Walter Beath, on May 2nd. "We wanted to emphasize the region-wide » Scope of our services," said Johnston. i Community Care is provid- ing assistance to the elderly in order to help them stay in their homes longer. Com. munity Care has offices in Cannington, Newcastle, Oshawa, Pickering, Port Perry and Whitby. Investments IF INTEREST IS PAID ANNUALLY Apart All Lines of General Insurance. Interest payable half yearly > or may be left to compound. EMMERSON Insurance Agency Ltd. 193 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7306 wR 3 ments for Rent available for June 1 978 occupancy MODEL SUITE open for Saturday & inspection Sunday Only May 20 & 21 - 10 am. to 5 pm, FOR INFORMATION CALL ~MRS.- JOANNE NAUGHTON 985-3333 or TORONTO 292-2225 CARLAN HOMES Suite 101, 3015 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough, Ontario. MIV1E7 HT SKEET RC TTR a RE ----_ RR -- ] el ----. ----