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~ BC Sa of re" Te LL te WN BNA i ari QC RT NA 3 " IPT SES SS NPR PEN BHT, = ---- > Ae ory PNR SFR 2S > 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 4, 1975 Another member of Dur- ham Region has taken up the issue of the return of water and sewer services to local municipalities. 'Not only has Ajax endorsed the resolution by the Town- ships of Uxbridge, Brock and Scugog asking for a return of the services to local munici- palities, but 'Ajax has expanded on the northern resolution and sent Premier William Davis and Darcy McKeough, Minister of Treasury, Economics, and Inter-governmental affairs. In a joint meeting of the three northern townships over a month ago, a resolut- ion calling for the return of such services was approved. Since then, however, Scugog township's Mayor Lawrence Malcolm withdrew the resol- ution when it came before regional council three weeks ago. Mayor Malcolm said at the time that the motion was forwarded by Scugog Coun- cil, rather than jointly by the three municipalities. He said Scugog may have acted "too hastily", and hinted that such a withdrawal may not be to the best advantage of the northern municipalities. Suggesting that only trunk mains and treatment facil- ities be left a responsibility of Durham Region, Ajax states other upgrading could be more readily accommodated at the local level on a phased Scugog Though June 10 is the' official birthday for the United Church of Canada, most of the churches will celebrate the 50th annivers- ary with special services. The Jr. Choir will help on Scugog. Except for the heat on May 25, many people of the Scugog Pastoral Charge en- joyed the bus trip to Peter- borough, where approx. 6000 . people celebrated an evening in the arena, which had been planned and worked out. by the Bay of Quinte Confer- ence. On Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Earl Reader participat- ed in a re-union in Orange- ville and Shelburne with former Toronto school day friends. The four members of this group had lived to- gether for a year and had many memories to recall. They also joined in a church service as they had always done during the year of school On Monday the former Barry girls, who lived on the Middleton farm had a joint visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Cooper of 'Haliburton. Reta Reader was pleased to be included in this visit. It is always pleasant to renew friendships with people who have shared a part of our lives, even though the years may bring chahges and sep- arations. Tonight the "Head" UCW will meet at the home of Bonnie Gerrow. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter have returned after a 25 day bus tour to California. They were both quite well and able to enjoy all the sights without the period of heat that we were experienc- ing at home. Present patients in the it to x SPI a REE RNR IN AEE HP R SERGEANT GH NEA A TSH ALS wldstbalutuiatimi VSS vy TE ved FLEE 2 Td ol - FONT Ed LN be - age - . : Ajax endorses return of Hospital Auxiliary monthly meeting by Joanne Houston Fair was a great success. ers Report. Our thanks to « The regular monthly-meet- The total from all booths, rug those who staff the Tuck W ater and sewer services ing of the Hospital Auxilliary draw, etc. was approx. Shop and to the public for was held at the Hospital on $837.00. The winners in the their support of it. basis tailored to the economy The Ajax resolution was Monday, May 26th. There different draws taking place Plans were finalized for of the municipality con- handed to the region's were 22 ladies present. 'were: Rug, Jean Bolan; the Hospital Tag Day. to bg cerned. management committee last - Jeanne Goode opened the Vase, Eleanor Jackson and held on Friday June 7th. The cost to a Ajax resident week, after a motion -to meeting by having all repeat the radio, Mrs. McFadden. - Your -support 'would be ap- . based on the proposed new forward it to the works com- the Auxilliary Prayer, Fifteen ladies: from the preciated. regional rate for water repre- mittee was rejected. The minutes of the pre- Auxilliary will be helping the The meeting was closed by sents an increase of 117 per Coun. Alan ~~ Dewar vious meeting and of an Kinettes in the House Tour, the recital of the Mizpah cent and the upgrading of the (Oshawa) chairman of the executive meeting wereread 'on June 18th. Bnendiction. sewageand water systems as . works committee, said the by Norma Crowell and ad- Bonnie Gerrow, in giving: Alovely tea was served by proposed brings the level of resolution refers to a major opted as read. the Treasurers Report, as- Eleanor Davidson and Win service to one which is in restructing under Bill 162 "Wtih sincere thanks Lk the sures us that we are still Philp. : excess of an acceptable establishing Durham many organizations * that' solvent, as did Mary Cannon The next meeting will be 6: standard. Region. made it possible, the Spring with the Tuck Shop Treasur- held on June 16th. ; e. TENDER - YOUNG - PLUMP 4 ¢ QUARTERED CHICKENS 69: . FRESH CUT -- BACKS OFF FRESH CUT -- BACKS OFF CHICKEN LEGS ~95°¢| CHICKEN Breasts » 99. FOR THE GRILL . s BARBECUE FEATUREI -- : 69 PORK SPARERIBS = *1°| RIB STEAKS Thick Cat th. * 1] | BURNS BEEF RINDLESS BY THE PIECE ed | Essex Brand Skinless ; : ; id STEAKETTES | BACON | BOLOGNA | souLper | WIENERS AYLMER oi. 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PINEAPPLE & ORANGE Sport Col JOLLY MILLER SILVERWOODS PURE | eSTON PACKAGE Drink CASE OF 24 TINS CRYSTALS from concentrate 7 48 oz. ¢ $ Pack: ¢ 64 oz. ¢ ] 1 : . of 4 bl ¥- &pkg tin ; : y & PORT PERRY Open Thursday go ml y & Friday : ONTARIO nighttill9p.m. "Ha Port Perry Hospital include Jim Wilson and Earl Reader.