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, FL AAR a Sa ' / y y al nn SE Et A hada y 24 3 PAS we a amma EE EEE TSE SVEN Pa aS 2-- PORT PERRY STAR - Up «s Down Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1975 the Street Al the annual sales meet- ing of Thomas J. Lipton Co. Food and Service Division, Bob Grieveson was awarded the" Salesman of the Year 985-2462 or other members of the club. The Lake Scugog Histor- ical Choir meet for their first made lor a duction. Mrs. Robert Brawn, Mrs. Grant Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn recently atten- RLS trophy for all of Ontario for meeting of the year on 4.4 a "Christian Discovery ; a the second consecutive year. Sunday evening at the home Conference' held at the Wil- or] of Mr. and Mrs. Norman | hank Hotel, Sommerset, 2 On Saturday evening, Jan. Watson. Plans are being Burmuda. i 25. friends and relatives of : : 4 Jerry and Tina Vanderby Monday evening of this of helped them celebrate their A ening 2 ped them celebrate their week, Beehive Rebekah . 25th Wedding Anniversary at Lodge, Bowmanville and a surprise party at Utica Hall, that was given by their children. Port Perry Kinette Club requests your assistance. On May 15th the club will host the Ontario Kinettes at a Spring Conference to be held at Club Annrene. The theme chosen is "The Roaring Twenties' and it's here your help is required. The Kinet- tes are already hard at work planning and making various items and costumes Constable Stuart W. Oshawa No. 3 Lodge, held a joint meeting at the Bow- manville Oddfellows Temple. The occasion was the official visit of the Pre- sident of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Mrs. Grace Love. The members of these lodges served a hot dinner which all enjoyed before commencing with the meeting. Members attend- ing from Maybelle Rebekah Lodge were Lillian Harper, Alpha Samells, Annie Wake- ford, Reta Boe, Loreen Geer, from that era. However, Darnley, son of Mr. and Georgina Moore, Ruby they are in badly need of mrs s. Darnley, Utica, Roach and Mr. Clifford local pictures from the recently graduated with Love. twenties and ask the public to assist in obtaining some. The pictures will be returned to the owners. Please con- tact Mrs. Sandy Gouin, honours and is a member ot Metro Toronto Police. He is stationed at No. 1 Toronto Traffic Division. Is your Mr. and Mrs. Vic Ives have just returned from a two week vacation at Cuautla and Zihuatanejo, Mexico. cars engine in need of repair? Let us put you back on the road Specializing in: Small & Imported Cars Call today for appointment or drop in and see us. again! PORT PERRY CHRYSLER Plymouth [cHRysten] pa -- the hiring of a public [sncsrsemmce| : y relations expert, and Queen St. - Port Perry - Phone 985-2562 ee JA & 12 Highway -- 985-7329 iii vie Who, AFTER HOURS PhonE. Spring pro- Where there's smoke, there's fire, as any pyromaniac worth his salt will tell you, so the funnel of black, thick smoke that curled into the sky north of Port Perry created more than a casual interest among local residents. Those spunky enough, or nosy enough, to jump in the car would have found an enormous pile of rubber tires on a side road near Little Britain, smoking like mad. The tires were being burned in order to recover strips of metal in the rims. The smoke column was spotted as far away as Oshawa, according to some reports. Beath urges councillors to attend meetings Committees and their staffs should review present responsibilities to permit any needed change in policy before it is accepted as necessary, merely because it has been done that way for a period of time. Durham Region Chairman Walter Beath, in making his inaugural address to council last Wednesday, said all committees should review present responsibilities relating to provisions of ser- vices for the region, and justify any alterations to that presently in force by in depth study. Recovered from an illness that kept him away from the first meeting of the year two weeks before, Mr. Beath said the record over the past 15 months showed an atten- dance at council and com- mittee meetings was around 90 per cent. "I'would ask council to be in their places and remain, if at all possible, until the council is adjourned. This would allow for better ad- ministration as well as main- tain the dignity of the council as a whole." He asked members to keep spending down, and to avoid an attitude on deficit spend- ing of '"'everyone else is doing it". "We should take a more business-like approach to the subject," he said. Included in a list of new items that the chairman said should be discussed in the year included accomodation for all regional departments, , with senior levels of govern- ment. PRICED RIGHT! CUSTOM KILLING - FREEZER ORDERS BEEF Fronts, Hinds, Sides PORK Personalized Cutting and Wrapping The Family Butchers for this week v. 99° Ib. 6%' PURE PORK Sausages FRESH OUARTERS of CHICKEN Lean Sliced Bologna Sliced Corned Beef £1.99 CAWKER'S BUTCHER SHOP 985-7327