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(dig Hai Yt ALIN SRS 3 FANIUE BATS Moret Fe EAA TAR INAS 8 ¢ A WEE AP ANGEL BRENT PV ATE SORL ETI ROA 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976 Utica and area news by Mrs. Jack Crosier A special dedication ser- vice will be held at Epsom' 'United Church at the regu- lar worship hour on Sunday, December 5 at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School meets at 10:15 a.m. Co On Sunday, December 5, at 7:30 p.m. the C.G.L.T. groups of Lemonville United Church will present a Vesper _Service in the Lemonville Church. - Some Copies of the Lind- say Post containing the history of Epsom and cen- tennial plates 'and books are available. Please contact 985-7417 or 852-6607. Congratulations. and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sutherland who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding amiversary and to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geoslin who celebrated their thirty- fourth wedding anniversary on November 25. Mrs. Cecil Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schofield and Grant and Mr. and Mrs. ELECT William RINGHAM Malcolin Schofield, Kim and 'Amy were supper guests of Mr\>;and Mrs. George Harper on Sunday. Birth- day Greetings to Mrs. Cecil Harper for November 30. Mr. Ryan Sutcliffe of Janetville was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mac- - Cannell and children of Peterborough visited with his parents on Sunday. and called on Mrs. A. Mac- Donald in Port Perry Community Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown _ attended the Bantam and Midget hockey tournament . in Bancroft during the week-end with Charlie Brown and Todd Wilbur played in the tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson and Mr. Baker visited Mrs. Jim Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton of Mount Albert on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Milt Parkin of Brooklin and Mr. and COUNCILLOR FOR WARD 4 Mrs. Ernest Simpson of Ux- bridge were recent visitors with Mrs. James E. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. E. Simpson were dinner guests of Mrs. Wilfrid Simpson of Ux- bridge on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce 'Bailey called on Mrs. Ola Forsythe at Markhaven Nursing Home at Markham last week. Mrs. Jack Diamond spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Diamond and family of Oshawa. Prize winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were: Mrs. Camp- sall, Erma Watson and Verna Smith; Ivan Me- Laughlin, Frank Collins and Tom Carruthers. Winners in the Freeze-Out were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins, first; and Bruce Houghland and Bill Goslin, second, Your local news would be very much appreciated. Please phone 985-2624. \/" \ Dear Editor, As a regular reader of the "Star", I too would like to support wholeheartedly the Provoked controve continued ' ative, and made for good reading. . May I also say, that it has become increasingly ob- vious that your newspaper is being used as a source of cheap advertising for one of the local businessmen, who is seeking to climb the polit- ical ladder to success. The publishing of such second rate material does very little to enhance they image of what was once, a good newspaper. in one of the better parts of this fine province. Hoping that you will get your newspaper back on the rails, I remain, Yours very truly, Douglas E. Coates, R. R. 1, Oshawa, Ontario. EXPERIENCE v6 years on County Council » 9 years on Local Council (6 years as.Reeve of Cartwright) » 5 years on Port Perry Hospital Board (3 years as Vice-Chairman) » 3 years on Central Ontario Joint Planning-Board v 3 years as MAYOR OF SCUGOG Reader's Viewpoint views of Mr. and Mrs. Hol- land (letters Nov. 17th) re- garding the Dean Kelly column. If the views expressed in Mr. Kelly's writings have at times, been 'controversial, east they have been instructive and stimulating. Writers of his calibre are the very essence of demo- cracy, and if his column has been removed because of its Misses former columnist occasional controversial nature, it is very regrett- able indéed. I can only hope that in its wisdom, the "Star" will reconsider, and place "Kelly's Corner" back in its pages. Yours sincerely, F. Fitzpatrick, R.R.1, Little Britain. * Catton elected to DRFA Art Catton of RR 2 Port Perry was elected second vice-president of the Dur- ham Region Federation of Agriculture at the regular monthly meeting of the federation in Sunderland. Ron Death moved that a committee be appointed to study the existing constitu- tion and re-draft- a new constitution to present at the next general meeting. The election of officers for the coming year took place with the following being elected - Immediate Past President - Hubert Schill- ings; President - Don Welsh First Vice-president - Murray Clarke; Second Vice-president - Art Catton; Executive - Grant Mu$tard, Lawrence McLaughlin, John Wagenaar.' Week Ending Nov. 25, 1976 Admission.................. oo, Births, .......cocovvveveeeverennn, 1 Deaths ............co.u.......... Nil Emergencies................... 165 Operations....................... 11 Discharges.......... SP 34 Remaining....................... 34 RR | : MANCHESTER AUTO BODY Hwy. 12 at Manchester 24 HOUR TOWING . COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE ®COLLISION @ MECHANICAL @ELECTRICAL Damaged & Repairable Cars Bought & Sold. ! WINTER PAINT SPECIAL i $85.00 PLUS MATERIALS PHONE: 985-2381 PHIL The Best Candidate In & Good Used CAR or TRUCK is at 150 WATER STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 985.7309 | Attention Snowmobilers PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED . Area snowmobilers interested in taking the Ministry of Transportation & Communications Snowmobile Operator's Safety Training Course may enroll for the course according to Charles Harper who is the registered Club Instructor in the area. "The program is geared for young people 12 through 15 years of age but all snowmobilers 16 years and older without a valid drivers license should take the course. Parents signature and proof of age Is required at the pre-registration. Snowmobilers may enroll for the course at the Port Perry Scout Hall, Lilla $t., on December 4 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p,m. Mr. Charles Harper urges area snowmobilers to register now so they can be assigned a course date. All students who pass the course examina- tions successfully will be given a registered Certificate of Proficiency which they may use to apply for a license to operate a snowmobile on public trails. The Safety Training Course is being given for a modest fee to be paid at the time of registration. For further information, kindly phone 985.7824 or 985-3297. of for SEASONED, SENSITIVE LEADERSHIP | to head - ~ "Scugog Council" For a Second Term AWRENCE MALCO For Mayor BAR N ash t a Se Ao i A CW CLUB/INSTRUCTOR, | Charles 'Harper EFT