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i SCE ERX LF Eis DAA 3 LOR tL 3 TE a CRI es Ew lhe srviram wry gras selbremral Sev Me a Tri K Brad goo os bdo Sle Goscsnment vapor ph of Eonndes Joo HE poore VE auleddind ani shine & gro ror Souk wishes Postmaster Retires Port Perry Postmaster Bruce Hull was honoured by members of his staff last Friday night at a special retirement dinner. Mr. Hull, who has been at the local post office for the past 37 years, twenty-four of them as Postmaster has announced his retirement which will take effect as of July 1, 1982. At the dinner Mr. Hull received many letters of congratulations from government officials as well as a chaise-lounge, initialed gold lighter and an imported bottle of champagne from the staff. Above, Bruce and his wife Joy are shown with the plaque he received from the Prime Minister's office. Mr. Robert Walker, current Postmaster at Brooklin Post Office will take over Mr. Hull's duties commencing July 1. Hospital expansion From pagel teaching area for staff education, -- The Hospital Board expects that actual con- struction of the new addition will get underway in early spring of 1983 with the target date for completion set for the end of the same year. It is estimated that the cost of the addition will be about $700,000 with the money coming- from several sources. The. provincial govern- ment has confirmed a grant of $200,000; there will be $250,000 from the Community Memorial Hospital foundation fund, and the remainder . of $260,000 will be raised from the community, cor- porations, provincial and national foundations, and local service clubs and organizations who will be approached over the next few months for financial commitments. Howard Hall, chairman of the newly formed building committee said that as part of that final $260,000 there is a distinct possibility the committee will appraoch Scugog Township council early in 1983 for a financial commitment of up to $160,000 spread over two years. PU PPET PLAYERS CORLS *THE invites All Children (Ages Four to Ten Years) to meet their special friends The Monkey, Polly & Mr. Jampot at a Performance of Two Puppet Plays *THE KING'S An enthusiastic audience filled the program room of the new Scugog Memorial Library to be entertained by Charles Hayter's present- ation of the life and verse of Robert Service, last Wed- nesday evening. Dressed appropriately, Mr. Hayter guided us along from the grace Robert Service com- posed at the age of 6 to poems written while still in Scotland and working in a bank, to his writings that arose from his experiences travelling along the west coast of North America and finally his most famous verse written in Dawson City and Whitehorse. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 29, 1982 -- 3 Hayter a hit as Service It was obvious that Service's works were well- known by many members of the audience and Hayter's presentation was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Coffee and refreshments were served after the performance and many took the opportunity to speak with Mr. Hayter. Fireworks July 1 Don't forget the fireworks display planned for this Thursday evening, July 1 in recognition of Canada's 115th birthday. The best vantage point to see the half hour display will be the park area directly behind the new Memorial Library building on Water Street in Port Perry. The fireworks will start at about 9:30 P.M. The fireworks and street dance to follow later on Water Street have been organized by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce with financial help from a federal government grant. : There is no admission cost to either the fireworks or the street dance. Sun seekers SPECIALS Bathers & Cover-Ups by Sea Queen : Ladies Shorts & Tops Velour - Knits - Polyester Ladies 'BLOUSES by Style-Rite Sun Dresses by Style-Rite - Caron & Charles Carroll Summer Shoes by Greb - Clarks & Tender Tootsies BEACH TOWELS *Children's Bathers *Girl's Shorts & Tops See Our Assortment of SUMMER TOYS EGG DINNER at SCUGOG MEMORIAL LIBRARY TUES., JULY 6th - 10:00 & 11:15 A.M. * Everyone will enjoy these entertaining puppet plays -- and there's NO CHARGE! Come on out and join the fun! SEE YOU THERE. CORLS Pu Players are sponsored by the RF net Liar ror A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "(Merchandise Not Exactly as lllustrated.)