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x x J AHL ian Par Ne ON SEAS SON Phat DB EE PEN FORT YET Y LAP -- 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 23, 1975 Manchester 3 HMI 6 [od [§ . "Round-about?| news . ow - ARR Church Sunday July 27 at RT | He! : ' 11:15 a.m, Rev. G. Wylie in St Bits 'n Pieces from Here n' There § &.52m Rev. G: Wie in SRP pleased to see Mrs. Wylie to PRT UXBRIDGE - Emotion is KINGSTON - It was reported church Sunday after her re- § bh running high since councillor to us by a resident of Port cent accident. - Bill Ballinger of Uxbridge LY 0) LS wn ES ERs ne pr ol CX " < - - oo es a-- wpe SCA pk -- i BE said that he would be inter- ested in talking to the peni- tentiary officials about the location of it there. One letter states that they do not want the centre there and would be ready and willing to do "battle" for their beliefs. BOWMANVILLE - Staff at a local golf club decided to see how many balls they could recover from a pond near one of the holes on that course recently. Over 2,500 balls were recovered in a short time, and it is believed that another 100 or so may still be in the pond. As one member said 'Now they'll sell them back to us and we will knock them right back into the pond again". BOWNMANVILLE - As report- ed a couple of weeks ago, the Canadian Statesman papers headed for Hampton from Bowmanville got lost. But hark! They have been found. After about a 2,500 mile side trip to Hampton, New Bruns- wick, and back the papers have finally reached their destination. Special labels with Hampton, Ontario in large letters have now been printed to make certain this does not happen again. WINTARIO TICKETS for the JULY 24th DRAW available at the Port Perry Star Perry visiting Kingston, Ontario, that the headlines in that paper one day last week read "Pen moves to Port Perry'. It sure would be a shame to have to disappoint all of those people. BOWMANVILLE - The fire department in Bowmanville are all ready for the snow to fall again. The electrical wires under the ramp at the fire hall developed a short and a crew was busy last week making the repairs. All indicates that everything is now 'go snow'. JACKSON'S POINT - A 21 year old man was charged with dangerous use of a firearm last week. As a police officer approached the man in connection with out- standing committal war- rants, he picked up a rifle and pointed it at the officers head. The officer pushed the gun away, and took the man into custody, UXBRIDGE -Daheim will be the name used for the new 83 bed nursing home being erected in Uxbridge. A contest to name the new home, was won by Beverley James of Uxbridge who wins $50.00. The word ""Daheim"' is of German extraction and means 'at home'. LINDSAY - After reports of shots being fired near a Senior * Citizens apartment building, police in Lindsay seized eight firearms from residents of two houses on Simcoe Street. Apparently, the shots were not aimed at anyone, and no charges have been laid yet for the incident, but it is still under investigat- ion. There is to be a Baptismal Service Sunday August 10. Anyone interested please contact Rev. G. Wylie, Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hutchison and daughter Susan of Agin- court were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts. Mrs. Lillian Wilson spend- ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Locke, Smith Falls. Mr. and Mrs. G. Murdock visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask at Blackstock Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert May- hew, Gary and Tom of Orillia dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding. David returning home with them, also the Art Anness family of Little Britain were dinner guests after holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferguson "at Ottawa last week. Switch arena teen dances from Sunday to Saturday Oshawa promoters of Port Perry Arena teen dances have switched the dances to Saturday night from Sunday in an attempt to appease arena area neighbours. Two dances held so far, have drawn considerable complaints about noise, and action by Scugog Township council instructing organ- izers to keep the noise level down. But promoters say it is impossible to "cool it" due to the echo in the building and the volume demanded by sector expenditures. The Government of Ontario has established a Special Program Review to enquire into ways and means of reducing the costs of Government and public The Special Program review will welcome the views of the public on (3) reduce the level of various courses of action which the Government might take to reduce public expenditures. There- fore, they will receive written briefs from any individual, group, organ- ization or association which can provide suggestions to: PROVINCE OF ONTARIO Request for Submission of Briefs from the Public to the SPECIAL PROGRAM REVIEW Briefs are requested by September 15, 1975. The mailing address is: Government of Ontario, Special Program Review, 6th Floor, Frost Building S., Queen's Park, Toronto. Ontario. M7A 126 (1) operate the existing programs of government more efficiently and economically; (2) deliver the desired public services in a different way to give better service at reduced cost: service of programs whose benefits no longer have as high a priority as they once had: (4) phase out programs which have outlived their usefulness. - ice goes in this September. BAA fak Launching boats at the foot of Queen Street was not quite as easy as usual last Sunday. Cars and trailers sunk up to their axles as the rain softened the ground. Tow trucks were kept busy all afternoon towing the cars away from the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Os Croxall were host to a birthday party for son John and grandson Jeffrey of Toronto, Satur- day Anna and friend from Barrie home for week. Mr. and Mrs. Os Croxall atten- ded the funeral of Mrs. George (Pearl) Brown of Hamilton on Monday. B Save $ On Blemished Tires! BR78-13 - STEEL BELTED 98.95... White walls or Raised white letters ER78-14 - STEEL BELTED only $28.95 ca. White Walls PHONE ABOUT OTHER SIZES We Have A New Load Of Blemished Tires. SCALA BROS. AUTO PARTS and WRECKING RR4 PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3132 rock fans, and decided instead to switch from Sunday, which promoter Ted Large of Oshawa views as perhaps a bad choice in the first place. 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