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A gyn, A oh Span oom 4 adm LB 5 ARS 3. SLA LS LAY aS hed ) REE . ' 2 ow Council elects new members to committees Durham Region council spent several hours last week voting new members to the five standing committees for 1980, and when it was all over, the make-up of those committees of council had changed very little. Scugog councillor Reg Rose retained his position as chairman of the planning committee of council, and the same was true for the chairmen of the four other standing committees: Gary Herrema (Uxbridge) public works; Allan Dewar (Oshawa) management; John Aker (Oshawa) fin- ance; and John -DeHart (Oshawa) social services. Scugog mayor Jerry Taylor, who was not present at the meeting last week, was re-elected to his spot on A kiss he'll never forget An early morning Kiss turned out to be a rather expensive one for a young Port Perry area man. The mishap occurred early Saturday morning, and the driver told Durham Region Police he lost control of the car while kissing his girlfriend. The car went off the Concession Road, into the ditch, and wound up with damage estimated at $600. No charges have been laid. the finance committee of council. About the only significant change from a political point of view was the fact that maverick Oshawa councillor Ed Kolodzie is no longer on the social services commit- _ tee, but is now a member of the management committee. Oshawa mayor Jim Potti- cary, who earlier this year, had stated openly that he wanted to be on the social services committee, got his wish last week, although he was not present at the meeting. In fact, the voting for membership on the five standing committees, was so ordinary, that in all there were only six changes in the make-up of the 1980 committees. Councillors Ivan Hobbs (Newcastle) and Bob Atters- ley (Whitby) were named to the Durham Region Police Commission, replacing councillors Allan Dewar and Ajax Mayor Clark Mason. All members of the council's social services committee will sit on the Region's board of health for 1980. .The appointment of Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor to the Central Lake Ontario' Conservation Authority was confirmed last week by Regional council, as was the appointment of Township (Turn to page 18) Three cars in accident A three car accident last Wednesday afternoon at the 'intersection of Regional Roads 21 and 23 caused extensive damage and resulted in charges against a Sunderland area man. Durham Police report that the accident occurred when a vehicle struck the rear of a stopped car, pushing it into the back of another car. There were no injuries as a result of the accident, but police have charged William James Allen, 58, of R.R.2 Sunderland with impaired driving. % SORRY ... WE WILL CLOSE FOR WINTER ON DEC. 29th. Everything Must Go!!! 14 PRICE on ... Plants, Nuts, Groceries, Ice Cream, Planting Soil, Pots, Summer Items, etc. ~ 30% OFF FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES DONT MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE! WE CLOSE FOR THE WINTER ON DECEMBER 29. Hwy. 12 S Simcoe WONDER'S = MARKET Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry 985-8363 edges bfisiit ator munis ae dost AN Sassi do pu sd ae Jd . vr dr >; Yr. vy J 4 5. 2A TF ED IAI EY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 19, 1979 -- 3 Boat family arriving in January A spokesman for the Hope Christian Reformed Church of Port Perry says that the organization is making plans to sponsor a second family of refugees from Viet Nam. The family of five young children and their mother will be arriving in Port Perry early in the New Year, and the Church is appealing to members of the public in Scugog for a variety of household items such as beds, kitchen tables and chairs and living room furniture. The first Viet Nam refugee family sponsored by the Reformed Church has been living in Scugog for more than two months, and according to the Church spokesman, that family is adjusting very well to life in their new country. parents are working in the area, and the three young Both, children are being cared for by their grandmother. Anyone in the Township who would like to help provide household items for the family arriving in the New Year can call 985-8278. The Church will make arrangements to pick up any items. Canvass for library expansion progressing The door-to-door canvass for the new Scugog Library has been suspended for the Christmas season, but will start up again in the New Year, according to finance committee chairman Nelson Patterson. Mr. Patterson said that so far $10,500 has been raised from the door-to-door can- Housecoats - Gowns Slips - Hose SLIPPERS Kaufman - Lullabies - Tender Tootsies - (LO, Hat & Scarf Sets LADIES PURSES By Hart and by Stein WINTER BOOTS Leather or Vinyl Ladies Leather Gloves / ¥ vass/or about 70 per cent of the jprojected target. Dona- tiofis from all sources have been "quitefavourable", despite some difficulties encountered by a few, of the canvassers. Mr. Patterson said that ; Infant & Childrens CLOTHING TOY ASSORTMENT Fisher-Price - Chico - Playschool WALLPAPER In Stock - Washable $5.99 ...... ite favourably' some areas of the Township have not yet been canvassed, but they will be when the campaign starts up again in the New Year. In the mean- time, he said, anyone wish- ing to make a pledge can do so by calling 985-2293, or cash donations are being accepted at any of the three charter banks in Port Perry. . 13 » Bh) i . 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