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+» Council Scugog Council Monday night passed a by law desig- " nating 20 recreation areas as Community Centres, and appointed the following citi- zen committees to assist in their management. Reach: Seagrave Sports Field: - Don" Beacock, Roy Abra- ham, John Foster, Bruce Carr. Utica Community Centre: Bruce Greer, Lloyd Ross, Alice Ross, Bruce, Hough- land. Peter Sutcliffe. Greenbank Community Centre: Fred Phoenix, George bd ak edition tabi aldbmi odio appoints Hall Boards Beaton, Mrs. George Beaton, John Cook, Reg Foster, Harry Hill. Prince Albert Community Centre: Charles Willes, Dorothy Pilkey, Mrs. Mervyn Pugh, Ross Alsop, Mervyn Pugh, Fred Christie, Mrs. Rby A. Hope. Manchester Community Centre: George Blayone, Ruth Fennema, Ted Lamb, Byron Holtby. . Port Perry Arena: Vin Walker, Glenn Lar- HF Het 1,00 Hers Valentine candies Heart Shaped Boxes priced at: $7195 - $395 - $495 " $895 - $Q95 BRUTONS 1-D> a DRUGS 985-3548 PORT PERRYS LALRA SECORD STORE MIDDLETON'S QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2562 985-251 =" LF ask about our HOME FOOD-FREEZER PLAN a plan to fit everyones budget mer, Grant McDermott, Hugh Baird, Richard Drew, Jerry Taylor, Latcham Community Centre: R.A. Kenny, R.C. Rose. Scugog Island -- Scugog Community Centre & Centre School: Cliff Crowell, Helen. Red- man, Sheldon Smith, Michael Vanstrien All Community Centres in Cartwright: Representing the Black- stock Agr. Society: Vern Asselstine, © Merrill ~~ Van Camp. Representing the stock Women's Institute: Mae Shortridge, O.N.O. Club: Barbara Byers. Representing the Nestle- ton Women's Institute: Mrs. Black- George Heaslip, and repre- senting the C.O.F. or Court Lady Snowbird: Norman Mairss The following sites are considered Community Cen- tres in Cartwright: ta) Cartwright Commun- ity Hall. (bh) Blackstock Recreat- ional Centre. te) Cartwright Arena. "(dr Blackstock Fair Grounds. te) Cartwright Memorial Park. (fH) Cartwright Community Park. (g) Coleman Memorial Park. (hy Malcolm Memorial Park. ti Nestleton Community Centre. ()) Nestleton Scout Hall. Seagrave and ar We have been reading quite a bit about the Feb- ruary blues and how to gel rig of them. Perhaps that is what is wrong here as social events are scarce again this week. Unit 1 U.CW. plan to remedy this by having their annual pancake social. It will be held on pancake Tues- dav. February 26 of course. More later. Unit No. 2, U.C.W. had their organization meeting last week and Mrs. Beacock emerged as group leader. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Wilson Boe of Beaver- ton. (hut well known here.) is quite seriously ill and has beeen in hospital for 3 weeks. We wish her a speedy recov- ery. : On the other side of the picture we report that Mrs. Phyllis Wray is floating around Cloud 9. She has just received word that she is a grandmother. Her daughter Barbara living in B.C. has a brand new daughter. This week's visiting people include the following: Mr. and Mrs. Melville Sleep of Bowmanville made calls on the Wray and Sleep families. . Mr. and Mrs. B. Wana- MAPLE LEAF Sliced Side BACON ». 99° NEW ZEALAND BONELESS Lamb ROAST ib. $739 BABY BEEF LIVER ib $1% CANADA NO. 1 Grade BUTTER ¢ 0.79 BEEF STEAKETTES 21. $178 PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF n.$] 39 FREEZER SPECIALS: WEINERS $730 10 Ib. Box BACON 10 1b. Box $Q50 rreezer Oldes, Hinds & Fronts of BEEF ORDERS Termsarranged Approx. $12 per week maker started out again by having Tuesday evening supper with Mrs. Edith Bruce and Marjorie, Also on Tuesday the Tobins accompanied by Mrs. Coxworth and Shane went to Bolton for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace. Mrs. Berl Hutcheon and daughter Julie and Krista visiled for several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. LL. Tavlor of Goodwood. From Hamilton come Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hilbert and their family for a weekend at home. with the Nodwells. Now for the Sunday report: Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hamil- ton of Sunderland called on the CHIff Short family. The Don Beacocks and their sons were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole of Oshawa. Visitors at the Belair home PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 13th, 1974 -- 17 Beath's tires -$70. each Taxpayers in Durham Region have recently paid $283 for 'new tires on Regional Chairman Walter Beath's five month old car. Council learned February 6 that Mr. Beath was provi- ded with a now car when Queens Park appointed him age Ils representative on council last fall, and that since then an additional amount has been spent for new tires. No details of the car were given, but if it has four tires the cost works out to $70.75 cach. REMEMBER WHEN (continued on Thursday afternoon. Quick action confined the fire to the one room and no further damage resulted $720.00 was stolen from Reesor Fuel and Lumber and $72.00 was taken from the Port Perry Medical Centre at noon on Satur- day. Employees at both offices were taking their lunch breaks at the time of the robberies. €a news were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tavlor and boys from Scu- gog Island, Mr. Don Hunter and the usual snowmobilers. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nicholls appeared at church so we are fairly certain they did a little visiting with son Lawrence, his wife and family. i Services were as usual on Sunday. Flowers were placed in the church in memory of Mrs. Williamson. We expect our regular organist will be back on the job next week. In apprecia- tion of Mrs. Tobin's services while Mrs. Short was sick, the choir presented her with, a hymnal. Ladies -- Wednesday night is U.C.W. night. Mrs. Sin- clair of Port Perry will be there to show her pictures of Russia and Mrs." Kelly of Little Britain will provide special music. Mr. Joel Aldred was guest speaker at the Annual Agri- cultural Night of the Chamber of Commerce. His topic concerned the problems of developing ciga- rettes free from tars and nicotine. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, February 13, 1961 Catherine Jefford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jefford, Port Perry, became the llth local girl to receive the gold cord, the highest award within the Girl Guide movement. Howard Hall received a medal for his long time service with Scouting in Port Perry. Mr. Hall has been a scout leader for the last 12 years. Congratulations to Mildred Martyn, Prince Albert, who successfully passed her junior student nurse examinations at Wellesly Hospital, Toronto. Mrs. Vic Stouffer, Mrs. Louise Patterson and Mrs. Sam Cawker attended a rug hooking course at Vineland on Tuesday. The Ontario County Junior Farmer debating team de- feated Northumberland County in the fourth round of the provincial series and will now advance to the finals against the Western Ontario winners. Ontario County members are Bob Robert- son, Marilyn Downey, Frank Barkey and David Haw- thorne. Miss can for FREE estimates contact Mastic Solid Vinyl Siding o Does not Rust, Dent or Crack + o Does not Chip, Peel or Flake ot like most "Metal" siding products t BEVLEN BUILDING PRODUCT c/o Mr. John Sinclair - ©1985-3577 EE ona SSS i SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Look what Bev Len siding do for your buildings... .. 4. W © 2 ond s 10to 15% to all customers calling this number GUARANTEED for 22 YEARS | Carries Good HouseKeeping Seal of Approval