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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5, 1978 No review of Durham Continued from page 1 within Durham, because they could get some input from members of their local councils. Scugog councillor Reg Rose eventually voted against the motion, calling the wording "'redundant and ambiguous." While he did say that some of the basic ideas behind the motion might be worthwhile, he said that the wording would lead any committee in circles. Councillor Rose offered his own amendment which ask- ed the committee of mayors simply to undertake a study, and not bother determining first if there is indeed a need for such a review and study. His amendment got no sup- port from other members of council, and councillor Rose eventually voted against the original motion. Oshawa Mayor Jim Potti- cary was most vocal in his opposition to the motion say- ing that if there is to be any review of Durham Region it must be done by "indepen- dent" sources from outside the Durham framework. Another Oshawa council- lor, Allan Dewar, said a study would amount to a waste of time and money, and he cited a lack of action on the recommendations made in other reviews of regional municipalities in Ottawa-Carleton and Hamil- ton-Wentworth as examples. He also suggest that the motion's sponsors, council lors John DeHart and Bob Dykstra, might have other motives, in that the only time there is a call for such reviews is when elections are getting close. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard suggested that the problems with Durham Region stem from mis- understanding and a lack of information that lead to con- fusion among the public. He said that it is not the legis- lation that needs to be re- viewed, but rather some of the "players," meaning the politicians. Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader Don't forget the straw- berry supper to-night at the Community Hall 5:30 and 6:30. Saturday morning July 8 is the day to have your dona- tions collected for the Insti- THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG announces its 1978 SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM BIRDSEYE CENTRE POOL Open June 24th until Labour Day Hours: Weekdays 1-5and 6 - 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday & Holidays 10-12 noon, 1 -5and 6 - 9 p.m. Fees: Family Season Membership $40.00, Single $16.00 Daily per person 50c. Season memberships available from Township Office Sr. Lifeguard - Barb Chambers 985-7405 PLAYGROUND PROGRAM July 10th to August 18th Hours: 9 to 12 noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. For children ages 4 to 10 years at Port Perry High School, Cartwright Public School and Caesarea Hall. 1978 Fees: $1.00/day to a maximum of $2.00/week per child and a maximum of $4.00/week per family. OR $10.00 per person to a maximum of $20.00/family/season Associate Directors - Playground Port Perry - Susan Gustar - Blackstock ~--Deb McLaughlin 986-4863 Caesarea - Patti Gettins 986-4625 SPECIAL ATHLETIC PROGRAM July 4th to August 18th Hours: 9 - 12 noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. For young people ages 10 to 14 in Port Perry and Blackstock. Special Athletic - Port Perry - Jenifer Carriere 985-7966 Blackstock - Vicki Ayer 984-4266 1978 Fees: $1.00/week to a maximum of $3.00/family/week ADVANCE REGISTRATION: Port Perry High School and Cartwright Public School on July 4th and 5th from 1to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. . NOTE: No lunch-time supervisio n will be provided. "Director Carolyn Robertson tute Auction sale. The big holiday week-end brought the Island Church attendance down to a figure . comparable with last Jan- uary. Those who were ab- sent missed a special treat when Mr. Irvin Gibson of Port Perry was present to sing two lovely numbers. We hope to have a musical special every Sunday through July and August. If you do not see it announced in the paper, come anyway and expect a surprise. Though few children were present Rev. Linstead had his usual good story. The present one was fresh in his mind after seeing the burial place of David Livingstone in Westminster Abbey. Living- stone's heart was buried in Africa by the servants and natives, when they realized this was where his heart should remain, as his work - centred in Africa. Living- stone died as he lived, always turning to God for assistance. The sermon was on "Fear". Though some may argue that it is a handicap, it was given by God for a purpose. It gives a preserva- tion of life and safety. Fear of God refers to awe or ~ reverence for God. Reta Wilson was able to leave hospital for Saturday and Sunday when she spent the week-end at the home of her daughter, Ruth. Reta is very appreciative for all the cards-and flowers she has received. We trust she will soon be feeling better. -y ¥ from $11,367. WOODSVIEW PACKAGE * Redwood Vertical Siding DALEWOOD rackao from $20,295. : * Garage Optional OVER 170 OTHER DESIGNS F AEE ttt ------------------------------------ Puy 2 H B & G HOMES BOX 555, 28 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO. LOB INO 985-7242 Quality, Service, Reliability ALLIDAY HOMES LTD. "Built to Stand the Test of Time" Send $1.00 for Homes Catalogue. Send 50c. for Leisure Homes Catalogue. 1 Honour Standings The following students of Scugog Township schools have obtained an average of 75% or over. po Cartwright High School Honour Standing 1978 Year 1 Eric Kristensen Year 4 Karen Duivesteyn Debbie Lee Linda Duivesteyn LeaAnn Hardy Marlene Parsons Jean Horton Stephen Kristensen Karen Post Betty Jane Taylor ed Jackie Lafontaine Trish Sleep Katie Schmidt : Carol Murphy Valerie Van Camp Lois Van Camp Pat Reeder Teresa Wygerde Melanie Williams Year 5 Year 3 Peter Duivesteyn Year 2 Lori Ann Emerton Cyndy Hogg Caroline Carnaghan Brett Hardy Joanne Malcolm Ivan Duivesteyn Anne Kristensen Deb McLaughlin Eleanor Gibson Craig Larmer Janet Parsons » Tracy Hogg Mark Post Louise Van Campo Port Perry High School Patterson, Lynn Tassell, Melanie Vader, Wanetta Webb, Joy Woodhouse, Virginia Year 1 Honours Standing 1978 Abbott, Cheryl Alger, Susan Ankert, Maureen Bain, Maureen Baird, Jay Barton, Michael Blayone, Tracy Bray, Kelly Bridge, Bonnie Bruce, David Doupe, Barbara Doupe, Suzanne Elliott, Barbara Fairburn, Margo Gould, Nancy Gourlie, Tracy Gundry, Michael Grieveson, Cheryl Haslam, Diana Hlozan, Dianne Hodgins, Ronald Holtby, Laural Iréland, Robert Jammer, Clint Jones, Lorna Kerr, Leanne Kronister, Frank Kroonenburg, Gregory Liebscher, Claudia Litt, Margaret Luke, Douglas McCallum, Martha McKelvey, Mary Nesbit, Stephen Nippark, Rick O'Reilly, Lynn Year 4 Honours Standing 1978 LS Ball, Janice Carr, Cathy Carriere, Greg Clark, Lori Cleverdon, Karen Delhaise, Paul Denby, Kim Doupe, Marci Dusty, Denise Espley, John Foote, Joanne Healey, Terri Oxley, Tony ray Dat 1a B\ Henderson, Shelly Rensink, Jeannine Gatchell, Jackie Holy, Richard Rudkin, lan Gobkes, Siggy Horn, Patricia Scott, Philip ! Gobkes, Sylvia Hooker, Brady Ireland, Debbie Johnson, Cindylou Krajcik, Helen Krieg, Sandra Malischewski, Kim Martens, Paul McGregor, Wendy Normantino, Ada O'Leary, Matthew 4 Houghland, Jeanette Huggins, Alfred Irvine, Katherine Kerry, Donna Murdock, Laurie Nottingham, Lisa Oosterman, Brett Phillips, Cathy Price, Kimberley Shepstone, Debbie Simmonds, Jennifer Smith, Linda Stone, Peter Sergnese, Marisa Smith, Howard Standish, Cheryl Storry, Hal Sturman, Jannette Toth, Elizabeth Vandermeer, Roxanne Wilson, Steven Wilson, Ted Year 3 Honours Standing 1978 Bagg, Brent Oosterman, Wade Parish, Mary Tapscott, Ann Baxter, Mary PS hen Taylor, Elizabeth Bloemen, Tilly Real, Dawn VanCamp, Paul Blum, Marion Rensink Karin VanWeston, Dave Booth, David Ruhl Bert Yeomanson, Roy Buller, Ellen f Rumford, Nancy Sanderson, Laura Simmonds, Gord Tache, Mike Taylor, Cathy VanWeston, Cindy 1] Young, Douglas Burt, Virginia Cope, George DeJong, Ken DeShane, Jane Dickson, David Donnelly, Kathleen Year 2 Honours Standing 1978 Alexander, David Ball, Debra . Wood, Carol Barr, Brian Doubs, Nike Young, Sara Bell, Anita ecyk, Grey Fewer, Tricia Forder, Leslie Geer, Michael Gibson, Gary D. Gibson, Gary L. Year 5 Honours Standing 1978 Andor, Bruce Birkett, Brenda Brawn, Margaret Bolton, Patricia Bourgeois, Mary-Lou Bracken, Wendy Brignall, Karey Broadbent, Shelley Goss, Allen Brown, Lori ' : Crews, Kevin Burnett, George EY abo, Cathy Elliott, Elaine Cannon, Robbie es Ha " Flim, Sandra Carriere, Gordon Hh <3 ns, Heather Goris, Ronald Chow, Juliette ofstee, Margaret Goss, Julia Holden, Elizabeth Hoskin, Patti Howsam, Lee Kemp, Robert Kerry, Paul Coates, Dean Curl, John Doupe, Leanne Espley, Belinda Heayn, Robert Heymann, Patricia Hope, Louise Howsam, Shelley SR er! Kiezebrink, Kim op Boorse Fewer, Kelly Langille, Robert Olsen, Edward Fisher, Julie Meose, S3icy Panabaker, Joy Flim, Robert criugh, Dean Putigna, Franca McNab, Alison Miller, Harris Morrow, Terri Nesbitt, Kevin Gibson, Darlene Gibson, Elizabeth Gottschalk, llka Robertson, Anna Smith, Eric Sobil, Mary Watson, Roger