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SR w 32 Pa Ah SC CL PT, Se . A ate or ore So NS al ate tN NL LR RNR SE | b ARCHED 3 3 3 a LI " * a Ata , - BR a BC / NRG 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 2, C hatterbox hove been treated unfairly » the Association, and it is especially tough on players from both teams who may become involved in the final fighting, but .were not instigators in the events that led to the general melee. It is gbvious that the OASA is sounding a strong warning to players on other clubs that any kind of unruly behaviour cannot be tolerated, and the best way to avoid suspensions is for the '"'cooler heads" on a team to exercise control over _ their team-mates who have a Jendancy to let their tempers get the better of them. While I didn't like some of the antics 1 saw on the field during the two final games between. Scarborough and Willowdale, I must repeat what I said in this column space two weeks ago; namely, that youngsters of 15 to 16 years of age may not be emotionally mature enough to handle the pressure of a tournament, and at the same time handle the taunts and jeering that often comes from the spectators. During the two games in question it was vicious. Enough said. Miva U ull on om. 321, 910. 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW COMPLETELY FINISHED ' Erected on your lot. C.M.H.C. Approved - -A.H.O.P. Eligible Call COBOURG HOMES for details. [416] 372-9432 Denfure Therapist 66 Brock St. W., 163 Simcoe St. S., 'Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 0000. A 0 Task force appointed study health care for; Port Perry businessman Howard Hall has been ap- pointed chairman of a task force to investigate 'long- term geriatrics health care in Durham Region. Mr. Hall is the represen- tative from Scugog on the Durham Region District Health Council, and the announcement of the task force was made last Friday by Dr. Ian Taylor, vice chairman of the health council. In general terms the mandate of the task force will be to study the problems of geriatric and long term health care services and come up with recommen- dations which the Health Council may pass on to the provincial ministry of - health. In a statement Mr. Hall said "we know that the services available now .are "being challenged-waiting lists to get into nursing homes and homes for the aged-there are problems with the availability of seniors housing." - Mr. Hall added that the task force will likely take a year to come up with some recommendations on such things as the need for addi- tional nursing home beds, the need for a coordination . service to assist in the place- 'ment of patients, and alter- native programs to institu- E - tional care such as chronic home care and community care. 'One of the first jobs the task force will undertake is to review a proposal to - establish a 14-bed evaluation' and assessment service at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal. "'I suspect that the need for such a service will be- come clearer as we study the reasons why the system is always blocked by waiting lists while the Health Mini- stry says we have 400 too" many nursing home beds," said Mr. Hall. The task force will hold its first public meeting on August 10 followed by a seminar .at 2:00p.m. in the meeting hall of the Whithy Municipal Building on Ross- i land Road. Dr. Harry Sanderson, and Oshawa G.P. will act as vice- chairman of the task force, and the committee will also include senior citizens to be. appointed from around the Region. The members of the task force appointed so far are: Dr. Gillian Gilchrist, Con- Mayor calls, CORTS naive Scugog Mayor Lawrence Malcolm is off to Fenelon Falls to attend a public meeting August 19 and what he has to say will be critical of the CORTS proposal for land use along the inland 'waterway of Ontario. CORTS (Canadian-Ontario -Rideau-Trent-Severn) re cently came out with '"'green paper" which make wide-spread recommenda: tions concerning the future use of both the waterway and: 'the shoreline of the system which runs from Ottawa to Georgian Bay and includes Lake Scugog. The advisory committee to | CORTS has asked for the' public comment and reac- tion to the "Green paper" - proposals, and when the matter came up- briefly at a meeting of Scugog council July 24, the report prepared by the Mayor was blunt and to the point. Mayor Malcolm wrote that it is "rather naive to think of M Peterborough Lumber SELECTONE STAINS Walnut - Cedar - Redwood $4. 49 . 50" Garden Hose $3.59 GTS . CLEARANCE COUNTERTOPS . Kitchen & Vanity $3.00. "CLEARANCE 1 TNE Save up 029% | Latex & Alkyd $22. CHARLESCRAFT -- PA SMOKE DETECTOR 88 Building Centre IIA PAPA 2 27 CA 8 x "AA alala'Al PETERBOROUGH LUMBER Fwy. 7A - Port Perry - 985-7334 PEARLS EARS IETS Gd Pd UL OLYMPIC Semi Transparent REDWOOD | $13.95 Reg. $17.95 ee Flooring Specials .Carpet Remnants from $ 1 79 sq.yd. from n$2. 39 sq.yd. IN-STORE VINYL a --" IONE Ph ik Scugog as rural and natural. ..perhaps we do not want massive development a- round Lake Scugog, but sure-. ly rural and natural is too little of nothing." Mayor Malcolm was refer-. ¥ring to the. schedules in the "Green Paper" which sug-' gest that there be no further | development around the lake' shore, and that the area be i designated "'rural and natural." 'We have already gone far beyond a rural and natural Lake Scugog," says the | report by the Mayor. ; Members of Scugog coun: cil agreed with the Mayor's report, but councillor Reg Rose: offered "his own thoughts on CORTS advisory ittee saying that he "is. gotti g a little concerned abo icial bodies like CORTS becoming involved - in the approval process for. land uses." : cugog already is art"of the Durham Official Plan which)spells out gener- al land use, Ydesignations, and rent having a eniors sultant to the Regional Home are Program and Chair- 'person' of Durham's Social Planning Advisory Group; David Home, 'Director - Oshawa General Hospital; Betty Schaeffer, 'Director of Nursing, Region. al Public Health Unit; Richard Johnston, Regional Codtdinator, -Community Care; Dr. Claude Vipond, Physiatrist and Consultant to Oshawa General Hospital Chrenic-Rehab Program® , Connie Martin, Local Mana- ger 'of 'Ministry of Commun- ity and Social Services Office; Doug Johns, Com- missioner of Social Services; Olive Cobban, Administrator - Marnwood Nursing Home, 'Bowmanville; Rene Kri- zafc, Administrator, Ux bridge Hospital. R 'Senior citizens by Marion King - Our senior Citizen's Club is still active despite the fact we do not have meetings in . July and August. The Square Dancers sponsored a picnic to Elgin Park; Ux- bridge last Wednesday after- 4 noon 'and about 48 people 'attended. We tried to con- "tact a good many of our Senior Citizens to§but unfor- tunately some were missed. The Programme Committee are sponsoring one on Aug- ust 23 at Latcham Centre so watch: the Coming Events in your paper. Picnic will be from 3 o'clock with supper at 5. Our Seniors are also going ® "on August 3 to 'Academy Theatre to see Anniversary . Waltz, on August 16 to Mar- ineland and Niagara Falls. -- Both buses are full and some waiting in case of cancella- io : . for for trucks, cars, etc. PORT PERRY STAR . 235 Queen Str. 985-7383 nl - e August civic holiday the offices of the Port Perry Star will be closed on Monday, August 7. .Advertising and editorial copy for the issue of August 9 should be in the office by Friday: afternoon, August 4th if-at all possible or no later than noon on Tuesday, August 8th. The Star wishes our read® ers a safe and happy holiday. 'veekend. Can You Answer "YES" to These Que 1. Do you hke raismg livestock? 2. Do you want a business of your own? "3 Do you need retirement or exlia mcome? 4 Do you have a back yard or other land? * Professional Guidance *# Exchange Membership PROFIT RAISING EARTHWORMS PERHAPS YOU CAN BECOME A WORM GROWER! IF ACCEPTED AS A PRODUCER, WE OFFER * Marketing Service - + Complete Supplies ACT TODAY! SEND FOR YOUR FREE BROCHURE! 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