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Banks compete for contract with Region The Durham Region 'council's finance com- mittee is recommending a five year agreemnent with the Bank of Com- merce to provide bank- Ing services to Durham. Last July, Durham 'asked the five major Canadian banks to sub- mit detailed banking pro- posals and these were received in October. Staff from the Region's finance department con- ducted a thorough analysis of the proposals and recommended the agreement with the Commerce. Over the next five years, the banking ser- vices provided by the Commerce will cost Durham $21,300. That was the lowest proposal of the five received. The next lowest was $30,200 'by the Bank of Nova Scoti- In a report to Regional council, Jack Gartley, Durham's commissioner of finances states that the "review ensures the Region was receiving all the available services of- fered by the banks that were cost benefical." He predicts there will be "substantial net cost savings over previous practises, particularily in the area of interest earnings on bank balances." The recommendation to give the Commerce a five year contract to pro- vide banking services will be tabled at the regular meeting of Regional council this week for ratifications. Truck rolls, six year old injured A six year old Ux- bridge Township boy suf- fered minor injuries in a single vehicle accident in Scugog Township Friday evening. A Durham Region Police spokesman said Wayne Balsor was a passenger in a truck driven by his brother, Darrel Balsor, 21, of Con- cession 9, Uxbridge. Police said the driver was westbound on JEWELLERY Scugog Concession 9 about 10:15 P.M. when his 1972 Chev pick-up struck a snow drift, went out of control and rolled over in the roadway. Damage to the vehicle is estimated at $1000. There were no charges resulting from the accident. Durham Police described the injuries to the young boy as minor. The driver was not injured. APPRAISALS While You Wait! SAT., FEB. 16 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! - Please Call - 985-8263 VAT 197 Queen Street. Port Perry - 985-8263 Six students from the Port Perry Wado Kai Karate Club were award- ed medals in a February 2nd Wado Kai tourna- ment hosted by the Ryer- son Polytechnical In- stitute Karate Club in Toronto. Green belt Andrew . Petrie copped a first place in the Kata com- petition, and in Sparring, blue belts Traey Mollon and Michele Van Hein- ingen also pulled off top mar,s. Other winners include Andrew Postma, blue belt, with a second place in Kata; James Gouldburn, blue belt, Spends night on the lake A Scugog Island man is being treated for frost- bite and hypothermia in Oshawa Hospital after a snowmobile mishap near Caesarea over the weekend. Durham Region Police say Robert Hobbs, 43, ap- parently fell from his - snowmobile some time late Friday evening near the end of Putsey Road in Caesarea. A resident spotted the man on the ice just before 7:00 A.M. the following morning and alerted snowplow operators who went to his rescue. Mr, -Hobbs was first taken to Port Perry Hospital for treatment and later transferred to Oshawa General. Correction A news story in last week's edition of the Port Perry Star about changes in the operation of the Cartwright Transfer Station incor- rectly identified the supervisor who works at the station. | The story should have said Ron Burr. Our apologies to Mr. Burr for the error. STEDOMANS 12 EXP. -reg. 4.99 24 EXP. - reg. 9.29 DISC 15 - reg. 6.79.............. 1/3 OFF oad SPECIAL 3.33 A SPECIAL 6.19 36 EXP. - reg. 12.99............ * CPA41 Process Sizes 110, 126, 135. and Disc Only "HWY. 7A -PORT PERRY PLAZA - PORT PERRY PHOTO SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF FEB. 1985. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 12, 1985 -- 3 Karate students win medals Sensei Rob Dods in- structs his group Tues- day nights at the Lat. cham Centre. with a second place in place in Sparring; An- Kata; Alison Mahoney, drew Petrie with a third ing; and Michele Van green belt, with a third places in Sparring; Heiningen with a second James Gouldburn witha place in Kata. place in Kata and a third ¥, -~ LJ Six students from Port Perry's Wado Kai Karate Club, taught by sensei Rob Dods (far right) took part in a Wado Kai Karate Tournament February 2nd, and came away A.W. BROCK'S FEBRUARY story for details) WINTER WEAR Look for r second place in Sparr- Colours ... New Spring of A "Bonanza" Table of Pink, white, blue, aqua, etc. a ASSORTED 2 Pc. Ensembles at prices you just can't pass up! A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Necessarily as lllustrated.) Men's Trendy Tops from "Street Scene' & "Thread" with medals. Winners include (from left) Alison Mahoney, Anarew Petrie, Michele Van Heiningen and Tracey Mollon. (See While Stock Lasts. All Sales Final. No Exchange or Refund on Sale Items.