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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 28, 1978 Around The Township On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webster, Mrs. Mar- jorie McCombe, Mr. Charles Reesor, Mrs. Dorothy Koch and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon were in Jarvis attending the United Church where Rev. Mark Reeves preached his farewell sermon. Rev. and Mrs. Reeves are taking up residence in Sandy Cove Acres, Stroud, upon their retirement. Jody Kathleen Johnson of Port Perry was among 1298 students who graduated this month from Sheridan Col- lege in Oakville. She received her diploma in Art Education at the Col- lege's 10th Annual Convoca- tion June 8 and 9. A testimonial dinner for Mr. Ivan Parkinson and Mr. G.E. Bettson, at Oshawa Golf and Country Club was held Thursday, June 15th. Following a buffet dinner and appropriate speeches Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson were presented with a twelve piece lawn furniture group- ing including a gas bar- beque. After a combined 34 years of teaching in Mattawa, Port Perry, and Courtice, Mr. Parkinson intends to travel, write and possibly supply teach. We wish him all the success possible in the com- ing years. _afternoon, council Michael Fowler, son of Betty Hall, Thornbury, and Melvin Fowler, St. Thomas received his Bachelor of Law degree (L.L.B.) at the spring convocation at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. A graduate of Port Perry High School and the University of Windsor, Michael will be serving his articles with the firm of Gloin, Hall and Associates, St. Thomas. Denise Diamond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dia- mond, graduated June 14th from Trinity College Univer- sity of Toronto, with an Honours B.A. in Sociology and Criminology. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending June 22nd Admissions...................... 43 Births... neni 2 Peaths......c.onnnmssaniniin 2 Emergency.................... 188 Operafions.........oupiseimiuss 12 Discharged...................... 43 Remaining... 37 This Saturday, July 1, is Tag Day in Port Perry for the Canadian Arthritis Socie- ty and numerous youngsters will be on the streets all day selling the tags. Also, the Latcham Centre will be used as a headquar- ters, and senior citizens there will be accepting dona- tions on behalf of the Arthri- tis Society. Bylaw objection Continued from page 1 much needed senior citizen housing. By suppertime Monday learned that there were four object- ions to the zoning by-law that had not been withdrawn. Personal phone calls by Mayor Lawrence Malcolm over the supper hour Mon- day resulted in two more objections being withdrawn, COTTAGES - FARMS - MARINAS AERO PHOTO SERVICES Fastest growing name in aerial photography Phone 416-723-8948 OSHAWA for information HOMES - FACTORIES - ACREAGE and the possibility that the final two would be removed before the by-law was sent to the OMB. THE OBJECTORS One of the remaining two objectors as of late Monday night was registered by a woman who owns property on Bay Street in Port Perry, but lives most of the week in Toronto. The woman appar- ently lives at the Port Perry residence only on the week- ends. The other objector who still had not withdrawn by late Monday night lives on Perry Street in Port Perry almost a mile from the pro- posed development in the Rosa-Cochrane Street area. The re-zoning by-law will be forwarded to the OMB on Wednesday or Thursday of this week regardless of whether the two remaining objectors have been re- moved. If both or one of the object- ions still remain, the council Monday night agreed to a resolution by councillor Reg Rose which would ask the OMB to waive any hearing on the grounds that the ob- TARAS s ATR SAN Ly 3 TaN rd Nig Litrato RAPER PLEA AYR \ AD id House trailer stolen A warrant has been issued against a London, Ontario man in connection with a theft of a house trailer valued at approximately $9000 from Manchester Trailer Sales on Highway 12. An OPP spokesman said that the 27 foot trailer was reported stolen from the sales yard some time be- tween June 22 and 24. The arrest warrant for John Love, 33, of London, was issued after an OPP officer from the Beaverton The 6th Reunion of former Port Perry High School students was held at the home of Evelyn and Terri Harris at View Lake. This event is held every three years and was started in 1960. The afternoon was spent in visiting and this was fol- lowed by a buffet supper. A short meeting was held in which Hazel Slemmon read the minutes. Terri Harris read letters from those un- able to attend and Eric Nasmith spoke and thanked Evelyn and Terri for their gracious hdspitality. Those attending were fol- lowing: Ruby and Walter Phoenix, Toronto; Jean and Ken Pearce, Orangeville; Marion (Goode) Hodgins, Arizona; Dorothy and Doug- las Nasmith and Carol, St. Catharines; Thelma and Ralph Lyle, Bobcageon; Helen and Dick Casson, Wil- lowdale; Francis and Ron Lee, Toronto; Marion Ro- bertson, Lakefield; Jean and Eric Nasmith, Toronto; and Virginia Clifford, Doris and Storey Beare, Kathleen Bur ley, Lillian Harper, Vivigp and Albert Cawker, Grace Hastings, Dorothy Koch and Hazel Slemmon all of Port Perry. Plans were made to hold the next Reunion in 1981. jections to the re-zoning are "frivolous and vexatious," and could jeporadize the en- tire project. Councillor Rose said after the motion recéived unan- imous consent from council that the OMB may not accept these arguments to waive the hearings, "but anything is worth a try." detachment stopped a pick- up truck and trailer on High- way 12, and charged the driver John Lowe, 28, of Pickering with impaired driving. \ IS A NEW CAR IN YOUR FUTURE? Vo It could be, with a low cost Personal Loan from your Credit Union. Repayment terms up to 48 months, at an annual interest rate of 12 PERCENT Phone 852-3489 852.3388 70 Brock St.. West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LoC 1KOR L 4 Although the truck and trailer were seized, the two men were released before Beaverton police had been notified of the theft from the Manchester sales yard. Capture a Memory 8 x10 Colour Portrait Only 88¢ + See our new large Decorator Portrait. * Your complete satisfaction guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded. &- So REARS LR a ha ps Ee Look yourself up Are you listed incorrectly in the phone book? 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