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an Park Board meets Feb. 7 [E> Greenbank and Area News by Iva Phoenix The Greenbank United Church Women will meet in the Church this Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. for the first meeting of the year. Ladies welcome. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Frank Innis, former resident, is a patient in Toronto General Hospital also Ida and Archie Empringham in Port Perry Hospital. We wish these folk a speedy recovery. It was nice to see so many children in church again this Sun- day. Everyone enjoyed Scott and Shelly Spencer's Violin Duet 'May Song." During the Service 'Sara Shep- pard' gave a summary of the Toc Alpha Conference which she attend- ed along with other young people from this area at Inn on the Park, Toronto during the Christmas 'Break The annual meeting of the Green- pork Hall and Park Board will be on Friday, February 7 at 8 p.m. in the Centennial Hall. An invitation to attend is extended to everyone in the community. At this meeting new committees will be formed to look after the Greenbank Hall and Park facilities for 1986. If you are in- terested in joining or would like more information on how the com- munity facilities are run, please come and join in the discussion. & - This team of snowmobilers from Bowmanville took part in the Port Perry Snowarama on Sunday. That's newly elected Mayor John Winters at left with his sons Jay, 10 and Jeff, 9. At right is Irv Gill of the Bowmanville Rotary Club with son Bob. WINTER CLEARANCE % OFF ALL WINTER CLOTHING - SLEEPWEAR HATS - MITTS - GLOVES COMFORTERS (68 x 82) FLANNEL SHEETS (54 x 80) ........ocoocoovoooo.) FLANNEL SHEETS (70 X 90) o.oo vovoe) FOAM CHIP PILLOWS ... QUILT BATTS ... 3.99 QUILT PATCHES ... 1.79 -- SELECTION OF PROMOTIONAL GLASSWARE -- -- GREAT SELECTION OF VALENTINE GIFTS, CARDS & CANDY -- MERSCO'S DEPARTMENT STORE 239 Queen St., Port Perry, Ont. <n Mrs. Denise Tiffy of Sunderland entertained Janice Lee and girl friends on Sat. when they had a love- ly baby shower for her twins, Russell and Katelyn. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Poupore of Thornloe spent a few days last week with Fred and Iva Phoenix visiting on Sunday were Almer and Ruby Rennie of Sunderland who have just returned from a holiday with his sister Edith and Howard Groom in British Columbia. Dancerize starts again this Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Centen- nial hall. Call Patty Fletcher for fur- ther information. Two hurt in mishap February1 Two men suffered minor injuries following an unusual snowmobile accident a few minutes after mid- night on February 1st. Durham-Regional Police say the accident happened on the Scugog- Newcastle boundary road when two snowmobiles ran into the back of a parked car. _ ~ According to reports, the car was parked just over the crest of a hill on the dark, unlit road when the first snowmobile, driven by Gordon Baird, 25, of Blackstock rear-ended it. Both Mr. Baird's legs ere broken in the crash. Seconds later, a second snowmobile smashed into the back . of the first, sending the driver, Louis Selmeci, 27, of Oshawa, flying over the top of the first snowmobile and the car. The driver of the car, a 17 year old | Port Perry youth was charged with parking when there's not a clear view. HOLD OUT FOR MAD MAX THIS IS HIS GREATEST ADVENTURE. MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOMX Alaa | \ 68 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9888 76 BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN 655-4229 FEBRUARY SPECIAL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 4, 1986 -- 1 For your Birthday, Anniversary, Shower, Wedding or Adult Party! Free Gift when you Book Today! 'LET US' = 'LET US' Match your KREATIVE Make your cake to your KITCHEN dinner party invitations, special with - napkins or: chocolate fo party theme. place cards! ¢ STUFF VALENTINE 159 CASIMIR STREET © PORT PERRY FORTHE INFORMATION OF LANDLORDS Bill 77 was recently passed by the Ontario Legislature, setting a 4% rent review guideline for any rent increase since August 1, 1985 for private rental units occupied prior to January 1st, 1976. This guideline applies unless the Residential Tenancy Commission approves a higher increase. For more information about how this legislation affects you, please contact the Residential Tenancy Commission Office nearest you (as listed below), or dial "O" and ask for Zenith 9-6000 (toll-free). "Residential Tenancy Commission Offices Barrie St. Catharines - (705) 737-2111 (416) 684-6562 Hamilton Sudbury ) (416) 528-8701 (705) 675-4373 Kingston Thunder Bay (613) 547-2244 (807) 475-1595 Kitchener Timmins (519) 579-5790 (705) 264-9555 London Windsor (519) 673-1660 (519) 253-3532 Mississauga ; (416) 270 3280 Metro Toronto North Bay East York : (705) 476-1231 (416) 429-0664 Oshawa Etobicoke (416) 723-8135 (416) 236-2681 Ottawa North York (613) 230-5114 (416) 224-7643 Owen Sound Scarborough (519) 376-3202 (416) 438-3452 Peterborough Toronto (705) 743-9511 (416) 964-8281 Further legislation has been introduced to reform rent review for all private rental housing, including those units occupied after January 1, 1976. This legislation is presently being considered by the Ontario Legislature. Ministry of Housing ®0Ontario \IATEA (To = [oe Ta MLV IITA A GAV TTT! MACINICIM SIAR EVITe Ral 1 C14: 1018