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=. - °F 'HIRE * BUY * SELL. Help Wanted Real Estate REAL ESTATE Our fast growing rural pro perties department requires eager men and women throughout south central On- tario with and without exper- ience. Enquire about this ex- citing "business now. Lots of help, advertising and leads. Escalating commission sched. # ule ensures high earnings. For confidential interview call Jim Lambert now. BUY-SELL THRU' J.4. 'LAMBERT ---- REAL ESTATE LIMITED -- 170 DONWAY - W. TORONTO 447-8518 SALES HELP WANTED MALE 'RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open in Port Perry. Trade well established. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write Rawleigh, Dept. L1-343-189, 4005 Richelieu St., St. Henry, Montreal. "Work Wanted BILL TAYLOR CONCRETE CONTRACTOR - Coloured Floors » Cement Finishings Phone 640-3285, 182 Main St. W. Stouffville, Ont. J T.F. DEAD OR CRIPPLED sr FARM ANIMALS Picked up Promptly For direct line call Long Distance and ask for Zenith 32800. Call anytime ED PECONI & SON n Woodville, Ont. Licence No. 324C-66 DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM 'STOCK Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton 263-2721 Margwill Fur Farm TYRONE License No. 101-C-87 # Mer. 4/68 Co Real Estate For Every Type of - Real Estate BUY-SELL THRU' J.J. LAMBERT = REAL ESTATE LIMITER ---- 170 DONWAY- W. TORONTO 447-8518 4 bedroom split level in Port Perry, electric heat, ma- hogany trim, 1% baths, at- tached garage, finished rec. room. Terms. Call for in- formation.' New 3 bedroom bungalow|{® in Port Perry. Asking $19,500 with easy terms. Building lots, acreages and farms. AGENT Marjorie Tripp Margaret LL Real Estate Broker SUNDERLAND 303 REALTOR $5000. down will buy you a beautiful new brick home, mahogany cupboards, ample closet space, hardwood and tile floor, F/A heating, many extras, on treed lot, with easy terms. Don't miss this opportun- ity ,in Port Perry, a 3 bed: room, 2 storey insul brick home, garage, new F/A oil furnace, 4 pc. bath, hot and cold water, water softener, tile floors, storms & screens, newly decorated, on an extra large landscape lot. Full price -- $16.500. with easy terms. Agent MARION HOPKINS 985-7215 RENT «- SWAP + HIRE * BUY + Sewerage The letter states that tne O.W.R.C. is proceeding with the preparations of a finan- cial analysis, and anticipates submission of the proposed rates to the Commission for approval at its next meeting Dec. 14th. Subsequent to Commission approval of the rates, the proposal will be presented to the municipality of Port Perry for its review, possibly in mid-January. If the proposal is found satisfactory, an application will be made to the Ontario Municipal Board for approv- al followed by an agreement with the Commission. Sub- sequent to the OMB approval, the consultant will be direct- ed to proceed with the final design. Retarded (Continued) M. B. Dymond. President of the Local Association. Mrs. J. Franssen, Treasurer was delighted to report that charter membership for this area--had-now reached 106, exceeding our obiective of 100 members. There is still time to become a charter member for $2, or $3 per family. A great deal of ground- work has been done by. the local executive in the hones of starting a new school for January 1968. Some pressing items have been: A minimum of ten men- tallv handicaoped children to qualify for this new school. Mr. Sheppard has spent many hours testing these children individually. More than ten 'should be available to start. A suitable school--at least three havé been offered. One of these must be approved for adequate heating, plumb- ing, ete. Three readings of a bv.law approving use of the school in the area concerned. This could pose a problem as time is running out. How- ever, these affairs could be settled. A title for the Local Asso- ciation. One suggestion was "The Central Seven". Trouble with this was that the par- ticular areas to be served were not really designated. Any suggestions? As soon as a title has been selected, a charter will be drawn up and the names of all charter members will appear on it. Teacher, or teachers, for the new school. We do have Children prospects. Actually, to start off the new school, the teacher does NOT have to be qualified, but she would have to be endowed with great love, and the patience of- Job. Final approval by the De- partment of Education--who will then assume practically the entire cost of operation. Such approval must be forth- coming soon--or the whole project could fold for another year. This would be really heart-breaking after all the work that has been done, and after raising the hopes of parents having mentally - handicapped children. During the meeting, a movie entitled "One on Every Street" was shown, depicting the unbelievablv high inci- dence of mentallv-handicap- ped children, right in our own province. Doctor M. B. Dymond emphasized what the Ontario Government was try- ing to do for these children, and grown-ups -- and just how overcrowded the institu- tions were at Orillia & else- where. So great was the im- pact of this movie, that its viewers were driven to tears in reglizing how utterly ne- cessary it was to help these people NOW. Even if we start off our small school with an enroll- ment of ten only, we know that there will be further in- creases. Eventually, e would hope to provide Jb vices from the cradle £6 the grave, not iust from the age five to eighteen. Will you join us? Will vou help us? Call Mrs. M. B. Dymond 985- 23A3 or Mrs. Joe Franssen, 985-2620. Couple Celebrates 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Gra- ham were "At Home" to their relatives and friends Saturday, December 2nd in honour of their 40th wedding anniversary. -- Mr. and - Mrs. Graham (nee Ella Flett) were married in Bowman. ville by Rev. J. W. Robins. They lived in Oshawa for two and one half years, then moved to Blackstock where they have resided ever since. They have one son Roy and one daughter Grace (Mrs. Don Pargeter), both married and six grand children, all living in Port Perry. Receiving their guests the bride wore a cranberry Red dress with a corsage of red and white carnations. The SS REE = RN ST == = TWA R= =] I BO = J =] Ny itt groom had the customary white buttonaire. 150 rela- tives, friends and neighbors called during the. afternoon and evening. Pouring tea were Mrs, J. J. Flett; Mrs. Ed. Harris; Mrs. Oscar Gra: ham; Mrs. Clarence Graham; Mrs. Charles Smith; nieces served. Guests were present from Oshawa, Cannington, Bobcay- geon, Millbrook, Hampton, Bowmanville, Cobourg, Port Perry and surrounding dist. rict. The family gave them a cordless electric clock, an electric knife and a bouquet of red carnations. Check The Label On Your Paper APPLICATIONS WANTED Corporation Of The VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY APPLICATIONS will be received by Council for a man to act as By-Law Enforcement Officer. Please state age and qualifications. Applications to be in the hands of the under- signed by THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1967 at 12 o'clock noon. JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Village of Port Perry. | 985 - 7606 RR TR AE Als trie 2 rR TT Seventy-five grade 10 students from Port Perry High School, accompanied by three teachers, enjoyed a visit to Queen's Park, Toronto, on Friday, December 1, 1967. 6 phe FON Cyey' ES TE iB Here they are shown at lunch with their host, Hon. M. B. Dymond, Minister of Health. 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