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17 pod 7h 7 7 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 4, 198) Miriam Price to head C of C through 1981 Addressing members of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce last Wednesday evening Mayor Jerry Taylor told the local business assoc- iation that both the C of C and Scugog Council are working towards the same goal. "We both want a community we can be proud of, and we must work hard to maintain a strong and healthy business commun- ity," he said. Mayor Taylor was speak- ing to about 100 members of the Chamber of Commerce at the Port Perry Legion on the occasion of their 25th anniversary in Port Perry. During the regular busi- ness session of their annual meeting, president Howard Hall outlined many of the projects and activities that the Chamber has been responsible for during the 1st, 1981. (a) War Disability Pensions; an interview. ATTENTION - VETERANS EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN AND DEPENDENTS The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer, Mr. Gord Alguire, will be visiting Branch 419 - Port Perry during the week commencing March Anyone wishing information, advise or assistance regarding: {b)Treatment for Entitled Veterans; (c)Application for Benevolent Funds; (d)Appeals against adverse original applications for War Veterans and Widows Allowance; is requested to contact Clare Nightingale at 985-2647, before Saturday, February 14, 1981, that we may arrange included the construction of tennis courts on the water- front, supporting the new Scugog Arena with a $10,000 donation and the yearly committment to organize and finance the Santa Claus Parade. Mr. Hall also thanked Miriam Price for filling in as president of the C of C during his illness last summer and asked members to support her during her term as president which begins this year. Mrs. Price urged mem- N/ LALAR PUN TAO ni VBA ELE NY "2 UPASEARIRIA SASURR SITAR RN | Lan ERIS RA PRE ove AX SLES ) Lola in addy bers of the Chamber to work together in unity to help make this one of the best years for the community. "I would like to see an enthus- iastic, busy business community this year and I will work for you and with you to this end', she concluded. Guest speaker for the evening was the Ontario Chamber of Commerce president Robert Rubinoff, who in his address urged dialogue between local C of C's and the Ontario body. Prince Albert by llean Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong were supper guests with Mr." and Mrs. John Vernon at Seagrave on Sunday past quarter of a century. evening. C _ Some of the larger projects Andrew Perman invited ETE EEE EEE EEE CT CTC Ee = seven of his friends on Satur- day to help him celebrate his sixth birthday. The highlight was supper at Burger King. Happy Birthday Andrew. Birthday greetings go out to Troy and Darrin Hope who will be six on Friday. Hope you have a special day. The weekly euchre had 17 tables filled on Thursday evening. The ladies high Irene Moore, Dora Geer, low Dorothy Whittington. Men's high Ross Alsop, Carl Gimb- lett and low Wm. Carnegie. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alsop visited with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorvell at Gooderham one day recently. The community centre board are having a dance on Feb. 21st. Watch elsewhere in paper for information. Visitors at the Ross Alsop home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson of Sunderland. For next week's news call Earlene Armstrong 985-7873. THE VICTORIA HALIBURTON PROVINCIAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION will hold the NOMINATION CONVENTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1981 |.E. WELDON SECONDARY SCHOOL - LINDSAY (Highway 36 - East Side of Lindsay) The purpose of this convention is to choose a P.C. Candidate for the forthcoming Provincial Election. Anyone seeking the nomination must notify the secretary in writing, lan McEachern, P.O. Box 277, Lindsay, Ontario, K9V 4S1, or the president, Frederick G. Reynolds, Box 400, Bobcaygeon, Ontario, KOM 1A0, at least 5 days prior to the convention. REGISTRATION 1:00 P.M. CONVENTION 2:00 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: HONOURABLE BETTE STEPHENSON, M.D., MINISTER OF EDUCATION. --EMI The one you're looking for. All Are Welcome." VI MN Shai PRS) A The Scugog Chamber of Commerce held their annual dinner meeting last Wednesday at the Port Perry Legion Hall with over one hundred members in attendance. President for 1981, Miriam Price is seen here with guest speaker Robert Rubinoff [left] president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Jim Carnegie, general manager OCC. Port Perry High School news Poster contest $100 prize by Brigitte Spannbauer Well, now that the exams are finally over, it's back to regular classes again! The Regional Youth Advisory Committee is proud to announce their forthcoming, second annual poster competition. The theme is alcohol and drug abuse prevention. First prize is $100.00 plus a plaque noting the winning student's name, year and school. This award will be presented to the student's school for dis- play for the year. The competition opens January 15 and closes February 28. For more information please contact your art teacher or Sheila Cannon. The R.Y.A.C. will be displaying last year's entries at the Oshawa Centre on February 6 and 7. So come on down and take a look! Port High School has adopted a. foreign child. Yuni, our former child is now self-supporting. Her family now has a monthly income of $54.00 which is apparently more than sufficient. SIGNS 985-8048 David H. Smith COSINE NIM PRINTMAKER & ILLUSTRATOR 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE ERSON--, INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED fomil ranma vy 5S YEAR 3 Annual Interest 13%% Semi-Annually amily wh Trust TILT CUSSRORATION STANDARD TRUST COMPANY Annual Interest 13%% Semi-Annually % J 5 Ail a 7 pa TY, Ag PIES rd rd the munidpal SAVIIgS 8 I03N (DNPOF3tonN 5 YEAR 3Y/a Annual Interest 13% Semi-Annually VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 344 3L/ Annual Interest ~13%% Semi-Annually macdonald-cartier trust company « 5 YEAR 33a) Annual Interest 13%% Semi-Annually The button machine is back! This week you can get your favourite picture on a button. All proceeds will go to the senior band to help defray the cost of their trip to British Columbia in March. So come on, Rebels, help support the band and buy a button! On the same note, the band from Centennial High School of Coquitlam, B.C. will arrive February 7 and our Senior band, will be host to them until"February 14. Please support our Senior wind Ensemble through your contributions to the auction sale and flea market, Feb. 21, which is sponsored by the Port High Band Parent's Association. February 14 is Valentine's Day, and what better way to show someone you care, then to send them a flower? Yes, during the week of February 14, Carnations will go on sale. Don't forget, Rebels, buy a carnation and show that special someone that" you care. Also, February 13, marks our annual Valentine's Dance. The year book staff reports that last Friday's sucker sales went very well. Preparations are well underway for the annual "At Home". This year's theme is "Tropical Paradise." On Monday, the grade 9 P.E. students ventured out to Trillium Valley for a day of fun-filled cross-country skiing. SPORTS Paul Dwyer Secondary School played host to all three Port High boys basket- ball teams on Friday. The Port High Midgets were defeated by a strong Dwyer team. The senior boys lost a hard working contest 59-47. The Port Juniors did it again! They extended their winning streak to 16:0 as théy defeated the Saints 49-33. Keep up the good work! REE TENE AY RE 2 has {Ebr