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. Rent & Save opened its doors to the public last Saturday afternoon at its location at 179 Casimir Street, Port Perry. On hand -for the opening were, from left, Elgin Knopp, proprietor; Ron Robinson, president of Rob- bies Rentals, Mayor Jerry Taylor and Jack NEXT MOVIE! LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY Starts: 7 P.M. Admission: $1.75 (alt ages) Ey * ~ ' 'theamny \; ERI APRILIS ! : == Budget Renta Car/Truck DAILY RENTALS "Convenierice at a Price You Can Afford." "RESERVE NOW" -- ALSO -- Government Approved Infant & Child Safety Seats for Rent or Sale. MANDATORY AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 1982. 852-7733 . IN THE ESSO CENTRE HIGHWAY 47 S. - UXBRIDGE . (Atthe Causeway) Hwy. 7A - Port Perry sxatzg ihe "ele Fi AOE TA . Bb dig sinpadicri ents Cracknell, manager of the new rental outlet. Rent &Save is an agent for Robbies Rentals of Oshawa and will carry a complete line of heavy equipment, as well as a full range of products for the contractor, and homeowner. They will also handle recreation products. 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Not enoughsupport, Al Lawrence declines (From page 1) Ontario," said Mr. Lawrence. He went on to say that in assessing his own leadership chances over the past few weeks, he felt that he would receive fair support from the Maritimes, good support from urban Ontario, and ° 'heavy endorsement" from rural and Northern Ontario. However, without the needed support from Western Ontario, he con- Anti-nuke group to meet The first meeting of the Scugog branch of Operation Dismantle will be held tonight (Tuesday, April 12) at the Port Perry United Church on Queen Street. Operation Dismantle is a nation-wide organ- ization dedicated to the world-wide halt of the arms race and the eventual reduction of nuclear weapons. _ For the last several months, a group of individuals from Scugog concerned about the nuclear arms issue has been holding informal _ meetings and dis- cussions, and now has AL'S CATERING 985-2583 PORT PERRY & AREA Weddings - Dances or Dinner Parties - Large or Small -In Your Home or Hall of your choice. Professional Service at Reasonable Rates! COME FOR DINNER! STEAK & SHRIMP STAY & DANCE AWAY THE EVENING! ENTERTAINMENT FROM9P.M.to 1 AM. TT - -- FRIDAY, APRIL 15th -- "IRWIN SMITH" Operation Dismantle. The meeting gets underway at 7:30 P.M. and everyone is welcome to attend. cludes he would not have enough support to wage a close fight for the leadership. The veteran politician, who was first elected to the Ontario Provincial Legislature in 1958 and turned to federal politics in this riding in 1972, said he will be announcing his own personal choice for leader "in due course," and the delegates from this riding who will at- . tend the leadership con- vention in Ottawa this June will be free to make their own decisions "without influence from me." The Durham- Northumberland riding association will meet this Saturday, April 16 at Clarke High School near Orono to select six delegates and six alter- nates to attend the June Convention. Only those people who had purchased a $3 membership in the riding association by last Sunday, April 10 will be allowed to vote for delegates this Saturday. The race for the leadership of the Conser- vative Party now has a dozen declared can- didates with the two front runners generally agreed to be former leader Clark and 'Quebec businessman Brian Mulroney who ran in the 1976 race but has never been elected to the House of Commons. Men's Rugger Pants ou" Riviera Pants with Belt IN @ o I52> SUMMER PANTS BY LEVI ¢ - Assortment of Colours. Rs a MENS i NYLON SQUALL JACKETS 3 0 Men's Summer Knit Shirts Short sleeve, many styles and colours to choose from. WINDBREAKERS FOR MEN by London Fog - Deacon Bros. - Mac Mor ¢ For the Ladies... | KAYSER HOSIERY SALE! Panty Hose - Knee Highs - Hosiery - Support Hose - APRIL 6th THROUGH 16th ee ee ee LO O_O BO ON i * Rugger Pants 'Jogging Suits COATS & JACKETS by Poslun PURSES SANDALS hi by Tender Tootsies, By Straw - Macrame - Canvas Greb & Celebrity a SUMMER SHOES Espadril - by Greb & Tender Tootsies Nylon Squall Jackets A. W. 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