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"FLAS IT FANE Ga RT ES SAR RE HSC DRE LOAN fy ee A 3A RO I ERCREER So Ea Vai SA A 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 11, 1980 News and views from Ashburn and area . by Mrs. E. Heron The Ladies Guild met on Tuesday evening of last week in the church hall. The director of the guild, Marg- aret Davis opened the meet- ing and dealt with the business for the month. Barbara Porter, program convenor introduced the guest speaker who was Linda Death, one of our own [~ group, but comes very quali- fied to speak on the subject of nutrition. Linda had a display of charts and pamph- lets to help us understand her interesting and very helpful talk. This is the last regular meeting until September but there are some interesting things being planned. The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Bernice Gardner. The presi- dent, Lois Daw conducted the meeting. Florence Ash- ton gave the opening devotions and used an article in the Presbyterian Record by Rev. Glen Davis who recently visited our Church. The study was given by Ray Death, taken from St. Lukes Gospel and entitled, Knowing ourselves, and our roots. Using a map Ray Township changes banks (From page 1) proposals for the Township's banking needs, following guidelines from the pro- vincial government that municipalities should examine both their banking and auditing services once every two years. Township council last had a review of banking services in 1977. Mayor Taylor said LUMBER'S "CABIN" 6'x5'iGable Roof) "ATHABASKA" 9x8' (Gable Roof) PETERBOROUGH cD SS =" another review will 'be carried out in two years time. The changeover to the Royal will take place in the near future. The move comes at an inopportune time for the Commerce, which has handled the _Township's account since regional government in 1974, and prior to that had the account SToORALL METAL STORAGE BUILDINGS™L_ EASY TO ASSEMBLE. PERFECT FOR LAWN FURNITURE, #577 c 3 = (GARDEN TOOLS, TOYS, ALL AROUND THE HOUSE. ~~ --= 99.9% 219 rn, "GRANGE" 9'x6' (Barn Roof) 00 "BARON" 9x11" Barn foo) for the old village of Port Perry. Across the province, the Commerce handles the banking services for about 90 per cent of the municipalities in Ontario. The local Commerce branch is now in the process of constructing a new office building at the corner of Queen and Water Streets, due for completion later this fall. TES explained how the roots grew and spread in Bible times and each one present told (about their family tree. This made the study very mean- ingful to all of us. Two life memberships were present- ed by Lois Daw on behalf of the group to Florence Ashton and Ray Death in recogni- tion of their faithfulness in the work of the W.M.S. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Humphrey attended the wedding of their niece, Shaunna Humphrey to Mr. Bob Hawkeye in London last week. Lois Daw, Betty Cincurak, Bernice Gardner and Rose Heron attended the craft show of the Louise Patterson Handicraft guild in Port Perry on Saturday. Many said it was one of the nicest shows the Guild has had. Mrs. Elsie Smith of Montreal was a guest last A BIN ALTA NS Wa, EE OF Eo "REDIVUE SASHLESS WINDOWS" *All stack sizes. ] h% OFF REG. PRICES "P.M. week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Humphrey and son David visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchel of Deep River recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell returned with them and visited relatives in the area last week. Miss Joan Mellor and Miss Fern Stephen of Toronto were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and family on Sunday. Mrs. Mel Briscoe left last Saturday on a trip to England to visit relatives. We all hope Mary hé8a good vacation. The Church School teach- ers and officers and interest- ed members gathered at the Church hall on Friday even- ing with Mrs. Gloria Aiken and Mr. Dave Stewart of Scripture Press, Whitby when they displayed and talked about church school materials. Mrs. Aiken, yr. Stewart Crash injures four A three-car accident late Friday afternoon on High- way 7A just west of Port Perry resulted in minor injuries to four persons, and an undisclosed amount of damage. Whitby OPP say the accident occurred about 5:00 and one of the. occupants required Hospital - treatment for minor injuries. The others injured in the crash did not need treatment. Details of the accident and names of those involved were not disclosed by the * OPP on Monday morning, as the police investigation had and Rev. McEntyre were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton. On Sunday morning at Burns Church, Miss Joan Mellor of Australia was a special guest. She sang a beautiful solo during the service and also gave the message when she told of some of her work with T.E.AM. Ministry. Next Sunday the ladies choir will sing to honour Fathers Day. Don't forget the Barbecue at'Barbara and Ray Porters on Saturday. Come in late afternoon, bring your own meat to barbecue and a salad or dessert, a barbecue if you have one and lawn chairs. er Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, 217 MURRAY STREET. PETER- BOROUGH, ONTARIO, on WED- NESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1980. at the hour of 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with The Liquor Li- cence Act, 1975 and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforemen- tioned location and time. Murray House Restaurant Scugog Township (MA: 279 Queen Street, Port Perry) Reclassification from Dining Room to-Dining Lounge Applicants: Peter Kyriakeas Kirk, Carol Ann Morrow AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and whe wishes. to make representation relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing privr to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hear- ing. (Copies of written submis- sions will be forwarded to the + applicant). Executive Director Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS 4 Sy; Ne Ar FA On TT re ET Ce 7, eens Jima x SL EE at NR GEE Kl mnt noe SND 5 not been completed. THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 4537 Gal CLAIM IR CER 1% CHAINLINK FENCING name BRAND TooLs ~~ J QU Al ITY s | i GALVANIZED ae STANLEY NO. C311 112 99 4 TRANSPARENT 28.49 tae reason 4. A TAI o0' ROLL . NO. K-1 DISSTON yy | , i STAINS GREEN VINYL COVERED HANDSAW 20 : ; A brand name stain at a terrific 48" x 2" x 11 gauge 0.D. 26"/8 pt. - Reg. $10.69 8. 2 ; ot prise ALL ED99% 11 49 3.95 no. v33cME LUFKIN | ~-- 2 Gallons - Reg. $12.79 " gal 50' ROLL . or Ren. S143 ] 44 Portion Packs 10-12 Lb. Boxes Se - eg. . | | ) i$ AtY » B yi our Local eat the HIGH Cost of Inflation « 4 EMC TABLES PETERBOROUGH eady to assemble) LUMBER IDEAL FOR FAMILY * como - VARIETY AT LOW PRICES - Reg. $45.80 Schnieders - Canada Packers - Bradleys Steaks - Wieners - Ground Beef - Chops 6 SPRUCE i Sausage - Veal - Hams - Chickens - Fish . . Reg. $33.50 OPEN: @ ® Tues., Fri., Sat. - ORANGE DOCK i § 4 t} £ i 10AM 106 PM FLOTATION BILLETS en | Sel Sento Styrofoam, will not absorb water. | Macro 13 OTHER TIMES CALL: - | ht Fix up the dock today and save! 8 88 PE R RY CQ fh k i Q ; 986-5530 f 7" x 20" x 96" NOW . 571-1949 10 SCUGOG STREET - 985-7334