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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- May 3, 1983 "GOODWILL" USED CAR PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 1982 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Ideal 6 passenger car, V8, auto., air conditioner, cruise control. Stock No. 33265. 1982 MALIBU CLASSIC SEDAN - V8, auto. cruise tan metallic, clean. Stock No. 33228A. 1982 ACADIAN HATCHBACK COUPE - Dark maroon, 4 cyl., auto., sold & serviced by our dealership since new. Stock No. 33112A. 1982 BUICK REGAL LIMITED SEDAN - 9,900. km., V8, automatic, air conditioner, two-tone. Stock No. 33247A. 1981 PHOENIX HATCHBACK SEDAN - beige with brown trim, 4 cyl., auto., many extras. Stock No. 33143A. 1981 ACADIAN "S" HATCHBACK COUPE - Dark maroon, 4 cyl, 4 speed manual, radio, gas saver. Stock No. 229818A. 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIANT "K" CAR COUPE - Dark brown, 4 cyl., 4 speed manual, radio, economical. Stock No. 22767A. 1981 PHOENIX 2-DOOR COUPE - champagne metallic, 4 cyl., auto., radio, smart looking car. Stock No. 12237L 1981 ACADIAN HATCHBACK SEDAN - dark brown with paint stripes, 4 cyl., 4 speed manual trans., radio, 28,000 km. Stock No. 33180A. 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION HATCHBACK SEDAN - GM employee trade, 4 cyl., 4 speed manual, high km., low price. Stock No. 33164A. 1980'CHEVETTE HATCHBACK SEDAN - Dark brown, 4 cyl., auto., local, one owner, 30,000 km. Stock No. 33257A. 1980 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN - Light blue metallic, economical V6, auto., radio, one owner. Stock No. 33258A. 1980 PHOENIX HATCHBACK SEDAN - Dark maroon, matching interior, 4 cyl., 4 speed manual, lots of km., priced right. Stock No. 33162A. . 1980 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN - Dark burgundy metallic, V6, auto., several options, well priced. Stock No. 33176A. 1979 CHEVY NOVA SEDAN - Dark gold with matching interior, 6 cylinder, automatic. Stock No. 33305A 1979 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN - two-tone green, V8, automatic, many extras, certified. Stock No. 228448. 1979 PLYMOUTH HORIZON SEDAN - fresh white finish; 4 cyl., 4 speed, uncertified, "As Is". Stock No. 33042B. 1978 CHEV IMPALA SEDAN - Dark gold with matching interior, excellent condition. Stock No. 33311A 1978 LEMANS 2 DOOR COUPE - Designer two- tone tan & gold, automatic, power steering, many extras, 54,000 km. Stock No. 33253A 1977 FORD LTD II COUPE - V8, automatic, reconditioned and certified. StocKNo. 33307A 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD COUPE - needs. some refinishing, V8, auto.; radio. 'An "As Is" Do It Yourself Car! Stock No. 33037A. - 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE COUPE - "As [s". Stock No. 22729A. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE - "As Is". Stock No. 331068. -- TRUCKS -- 1980 GMC 2 TON PICKUP - 350 diesel, automatic, radio. Ass. Stock No. 33110A. 1980 CHEVROLET RALLY VAN - Dark green, 8 passenger seating, economical 6 cylinder, automatic, certified. Stock No. 33179A 1977 GMC VANDURA VAN - Black, dressed up interior, 305 V8, automatic, radio. One owner. Stock No. 33298A - Top Trade-In Allowances - Convenient GMAC financing - Limited Time Special Finance Rates - Low down payment - Ml vehicles labelled for weekend shopping and Sunday browsing . - Open Evenings til 9:00 Monday to Thursday; Friday til 5:30 p.m. and Saturday til 4:00 p.m. 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY * DIAL 985-8474 Taylor, Malcolm protest budget (From page 1) Regional budget this year includes water and sewer systems and gar- bage dumps is $121.9 million, a gross increase of $11.7 million over last year. In presenting his budget to Regional coun- cil last week, finance committee chairman Jim Witty noted that 1983 is the first year in Durham's ten-year history that the Region will not issue a single debenture. He had words of praise for the Regional depart- ment which kept their budget increases under the five per cent guidelines set by Durham council in January. The only department which went well above the guidelines was Social Services witha 28 per cent increase, mostly due to the unprecedented number of people on the welfare roles. . However, councillor Witty noted that the 28 per cent increase for Social Services is lower that previously expected. Earlier this year, Regional officials were very concerned that the Social Services budget might have to be increas- ed by as much as 43 per cent. The Social Services department has the Nuclear free (From page 1) Jerry Taylor and coun- cillor Lawrence Malcolm voted against the re- quest, but took no part in the brief debate. Pickering councillor Alex Robertson suggest that ani-nuclear arms statements won't stop wars. "The only way you stop wars is by being strong and by arming," he went on. "lI remember a guy named Chamberlain who tried to do the same thing, and look what hap- pened to him," said the councillor. The request from the Oshawa and District Labour council to have municipalities declare themselves nuclear free zones has not met with much success. Whitby has turned it down, Scugog Township did the same thing several weeks ago, and this is the second time in a couple of months that Regional council has turned down Garden guests Sowbugs and cen- tipedes are usually beneficial garden guests, consuming decaying organic matter and waste products, and returning them to the soil as humus. Snails and - slugs, however; can be quite injurous, feeding on the foliage and roots of many garden plants. Traps for snails and slugs are available at most garden centres. A ---------------- 193 QUEEN ST _PORT PERRY wines 7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE AND GREY TRUST Since i844 11%, 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice. V VICTORIA the request. When the first request appeared in front of Regional council, members asked the Labour Council to clarify whether "nuclear- free zone" meant power sta- tions as well as weapons. largest single budget of all Regional depart- ments at $37.3 million this year. . The Police department budget for 1983 was ap- proved at $20.7 million, an increase of 7.3 per cent, or $1.4 million. And the budget con- tains a five per cent in- crease in salaries paid to Regional councillors. Regional councillors were paid $13,980 thus the increase works out to $699, bringing a coun- cillor's pay to $14,670. One factor that could have a financially beneficial impact on the Region during 1983 is the estimated asessment growth rate. For the 1983 budget calculations, this growth rate was estimated at 2.9 per cent. However, several municipalities, including Scugog Township are ex- periencing a dramatic increase in construction so far this year over 1982. If the trend continues throughout the year, the supplemental taxes col- lected could be much higher than the estimate. Volunteer Corner TEENAGERS NEEDED Scugog Community Care is taking applic- ations from teenagers aged 13 and up who live in the hamlets of Scugog Township and who have a sincere desire to help people. You are able to choose the type of work you wish to do (eg. garden- ing, yardwork, grass- cutting or home clean- ing), and how often you wish to help. You are paid a nominal fee. For further inform- ation contact our office at 985-8461 or drop in to see us at 208 North Street, Port Perry, between 9 a.m, and noon or 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. VOLUNTEERS WANTED The Port Perry Villa needs volunteers to help enhance retirement home activities. For more information call 985-3312. Volunteer Corner is a free service published the first Tuesday of each month. Sub- missions from volunteer groups, or organizations that need volunteers are welcomed, provided they are written or typed neatly and de- livered to the Star office. For information _call Cathy Robb at 985- 7383. NEIGHBOURS A BRIEF LOOK AT SOME OF THE NEWS THAT IS MAKING HEADLINES IN OUR NEIGHBOURING COMMUNITIES. UXBRIDGE - Members of the Uxbridge Optimist Club will be "'Slaves for a Day" in an attempt to assist local disabled people and senior citizens in doing spring cleaning jobs around their homes on May 7. The "Slaves" project is in co-operation with Community Care, and offers eager workers for $3.00 per hour to clean yards, change storm windows, clean eaves, etc. CANNINGTON - Parents and officials are upset here after the All-Ontario Midget Cham- pionship hockey team were treated to cham- pagne in the dressing room following their vic- tory. The 16 year old players were treated to the "bubbly" by the local firefighters. Coach Bruce Butterworth was amazed at the outcry, saying "For Heavens' Sake, it's the first All- Ontario we've won in 19 years. Champagne is a tradition! No charges were laid by police, although they said there could have been had there been complaints. > STOUFFVILLE - The farm of Earl Tom on highway 48 received over $20,000 in damage from a fire that destroyed a large barn, one silo, a conveyor belt system and six head of cat- tle. Fifteen firemen fought the blaze for five hourse before bringing it under control. BEAVERTON - George Hewitt of Beaver- ton has been selected as the representative for Durham Region in the upcoming provincial competitions for the Jaycees' "Outstanding Young Farmer" title. Hewitt narrowly won out over Jim Byers of Blackstock, the other finalist in the Bowmanville Jaycees' regional contest held recently. * OSHAWA - After 41 years, General Motors has doubled the amount of its top employee sug- gestion award to $20,000. Suggestions made by GM employees during the past 15 months have saved the company more than $12 million. Those same suggestions netted GM employees $1.7 million in awards. LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER ---PROUDLY PRESENTS THEIR ...- : OF NEW HOMES SHORT TERM STMENT CERTIFICATES S 5 Year Annual Interest 120to 364 Days Rates subject to Change without Notice. STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO _ Telephone: 985-8435 A Federaliy Chariered Company Member Ci eneda Deposit invurgnce Corporation 1 TO BE BUILT IN APPLE VALLEY SUBDIVISION - PORT PERRY ai . MODEL Il *6 rooms - 2 storeys *3 bedrooms *future rec room area *double car garage $83,50000 * spacious livingroom *living space - 1144 sq. ft. L *5 room side-split *2 bedrooms *future 2 bedrooms and rec room area *single car garage *living space - 1015 sq. ft. $82,30000 * Completely sodded lot with patio slab sidewalks (where applicable) "Insulated steel and cedar entry doors * Sliding patio doors (with screen) (where applicable) *Mahogany wood trim, mahogany slab doors *Tubsurround vinyl bathtub enc "Electric baseboard heat, electric hot'water heater PRE-SELLING NOW! The perfect way to purchase a new home. You choose the model of your choice and the lot to compliment your taste! All this just minutes to the lakefront park and close to 2 shopping centres - For More Information Contact: Ca onward order 98s.73n 647 Scugog Street. Port Perry. Ontario rs [SN