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4 1" <A 3 4 - GT A hed PCH LRIR IA TSP SIT TS ¢4 ¢ Pg oN RL SI a Ra v ALR ies \ AY ' " v NY yt . . adderseial® Ca REEALEN FLA 1) --- . 2 do. te - PR SN --h---- a . EVE SFIS § 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 15, 1978 Region proposal to provide a central liquid industrial waste treatment plant is a progressive step in the search for a solution to this problem which will provide economical waste treatment while protecting both public health and the environment. Continued from page 5 clean up industrial pollution and to pre- vent the natural en- vironment from suff- ering further damage. It would be a pity if we "started to move backwards." Although advances have been made in industrial pl- Community Care seers» 5 te ~~ Correct misconceptions We trust the above will clarify the intent of the Dur- ham Region proposal. Yours truly, A.F. Leitch, P. Eng. Plant Operations Manager Durham Region lution abatement, the exist- ing state of the art in which many industrial wastes are simply dumped untreated onto a landfill site is not considered satisfactory. However, at present there is no economical alternative to this practice. It is our opinion that the Durham Continued the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon, Monday through Friday, and a Scugog Com- munity Care Volunteer will take the request and ar- Provide services range to have the job done for a nominal fee. We have volunteers Teady to do many varied jobs such as home cleaning, minor re- pairs, lawn. mowing, snow removal, driving and visit- _ ing and are prepared to The | Price Thaw continues at - "H | L PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY : PHONE 985-7309 1978 BUICK ELECTRA LTD. 4 door sedan, fully equipped including air conditioning. Balance of New Car Warranty. MVW 033. . > 1978 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX LJ For people who delight in the extra measure of luxury, fully equipped demonstrator, low k.m. MBZ 787. 1978 PONTIAC PHEONIX 2 door coupe, Vé automatic, Ziebart rust- proofing, low k.m. MBZ 792 Save - Save - Save 1978 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM 2 door coupe, smart dark blue metallic finish, demonstrator model. MPN 916. 1978 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM SEDAN Almost factory fresh demonstrator, designer's 2 tone green finish, power windows, many extras. Stock No. 8492. Reduced. 1977 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY 2 door hardtop, executive driven, fully equipped with air conditioning. Lic. KTR 832. 1976 BUICK REGAL 2 door, low mileage, well equipped, one owner. KJT 903. 1976 MERCURY MONTEGO MX BROUGHAM Fully equipped including air. KHX 280. 1975 DODGE DART 4 DOOR SEDAN Economical slant 6, automatic, radio. JFR 549. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE V8 automatic, power equipped, radio. HYY 307. 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC 2 door, fully equipped, low mileage. HDO 535. 1972 LEMANS STATIONWAGON Clean, one owner, low miles, V8 auto. EBN 198. 1972 METEOR RIDEAU SEDAN Fully equipped. Ideal secand car. FAL 672. TRUCK SPECIALS 1978 G.M.C. PICKUPS Nl Brand new, reduced to clear: Stock No. 8730 and 8732. . = $4595.00 fl 1977 G.M.C. % TON PICKUP SIERRA GRAND V8, 4 speed trans., radio, p.s. Mé64013. ° 1977 G.M.C. 3% TON PICKUP , = V8, 4 speed, p.s., low mileage. H22440. i Lic. E19532. 4 1974 CHEV BEAUVILLE VAN ] V8 auto., windows, 5 passenger seating. HP X 465 4 1963 G.M.C. 3 TON CAB & CHASSIS dl Suitable for 14' platform, 292-6 motor, 5 speed i transmission, farm operated. Lic. J13870. Open Evening "il 9; Fri. 'til 6; Sat. 'til a. "DRIVEA LITTLE FURTHER- SAVE A WHOLE LOT MORE." PHIL PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7309 © ! ,assist in-any capacity we are able. Yours truly, R.E. Grierson, Chairman, Scugog Com- munity Care. go th Thee say at End ¥ Lot | SPHINCTER BLL RON FURL SANSA IOAN AT [ER vert Cedar Creek News By George Kilpatrick Mrs. Bruce Cummings arrived home safely from her trip to Hawaii. On Friday. evening, the Cedar Creek neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood held a pot luck supper and presentation for them in the Prince Albert Commun- ity Hall. The Greenwood's will be moving to Oshawa in a couple of weeks. Wm. Craning was Master of Ceremonies. He called on the Rev. A. Woolcock to say grace. After the supper, Laura. Tremblay read the following poem, which she had written herself: To - Em and John, from the neighbour kids: When we threw the ball against the barn, You never seemed to give a darn; When we came over to have a swing, You never said be quiet or anything; Thanks for being so good to us, Even when we made a fuss; But most of all, thanks, by far, For having a big full cookie Prince Albert by Ruth Bonnell Mrs. Mable Graham spent the weekend in Oshawa, visiting her friend Mrs. Rodman. Congratulations to - Andy and Bev VanKessel on the birth of their baby boy, Jeffrey, born on Feb. 21. John and Donna Bardele- ben enjoyed an outing to Cavan on Sunday. They spent the day with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hartjes and their sons Troy and Clint. Young Michael and Niki also enjoyed the day playing with their cou- sins. Last week I gave the wrong family name to the three girls who were stay- ing with Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks. I apologize to Le Ann, Cheryl and Angela Barclay. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bon- nell enjoyed a visit in Lind- say with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bon- nell. We are pleased to hear Mr. N. Hatfield is improv- ing and feeling much better since his back surgery 3 weeks ago at Wellsley Hos- pital in Toronto. Robert Brooks was home from Milton, Ont. to spend the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks. Also visiting them for the weekend was Mr. and Mrs. Herald Faulkner of Scarborough. We are wishing a speedy recovery to Mrs. Nellie Popert, who is in the Port Perry Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Skerratt arrived home on Tuesday March 7th, from a very enjoyable trip to Flor- ida.. : Ricky Skerratt and Cathy Bowmans were married Sat. at the Prince Albert United Church. The happy couple. left for their. honey-. moon to Myrtlé Beach. This weeks winners of the euchre party at the Prince Albert Community Hall were: Ladies High - Flossie Aldred, 2nd - Susie Harris, Low - Marion Bell. Men: "High - Bruce Bright, 2nd Alvin Spencer, low - Freeman McCullough. We have auction sales coming up for the next two Saturday afternoons, at the Prince Albert Cmmunity Centre. Check the classi- fied ads of the Port Perry Star undéy auction sales for further information. : _ Thirty-eight students from Prince Albert School, grades 5 and 6 travelled to Toronto on Thursday even- ing to attend a performance at the Young Peoples Theatre Centre. They en- joyed watching "The Diary of Anne Frank! acted out on stage.- This performance marks a first in the theatre, with one of the world's leading 'theatre families brought together to portray a mother, father and daughter on stage. Eli Wallach played the part of Mr. Frank, Ann Jackson portrayed Mrs. Frank and Roberta Wallach played Anne Frank. Our two school choirs did very well this year at; the Sunderland Music Festival. The Primary Choir received 3rd place and the Grade 6 choir received first place. Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn are home from a delightful trip to the Holy Land. We express our sympathy "to the - families of Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and Mrs. Frank Gibson in the loss of their beloved mother, Mrs. Sarjantson. Please remember to call me with your news items at 985-2366. Weight: 350 Ibs. Width: 17 5/8" Height: 30%" * Height of front: 23" - Length: 33 1/8" Diameter of flue: 6 Floor to bottom: 6 ** Reg. $400.00 SPECIFICATIONS: Height to top of flue: Door opening: 11 3/16" x 11 3/16" Firebox: 26" x 14"w x 15 1/8"'h jar -- By Laura Tremblay and the Neighbouring Kids. John den Boer was asked tosay a few words before the presentation of a fireplace screen and fireplace irons. John thanked everyone for the gift and the lovely supper. He made special mention of the three of his first neighbours who were present, Mrs. Flossie Aldred, Ralph Somerville and George Kilpatrick. The Greenwood family® was all there, daughter Sandra (Mrs. Phil Carson), her husband and two sons of Hastings, son Leonard and friend, Ruth Haines of Stouffville, and son Bob, his wife Sandra and son and daughter of Prince Albert. Mrs. Greenwood's two brothers, Roy Blain and wife = Continued on page 7 Q Emily and John Greenwood, long time residents of Cedar Creek, were honoured-by approximately 150 friends and relatives at the Prince Albert Hall last The couple are soon to take up Friday evening. residence in North Oshawa. @® heating CALL: PORT PERRY 29," Burns 8 fo 12 fdurs. - Heats up to 1200 sq.ft. A&A SMALL ENGINES - Hwy. 12 - North of Greenbank SALE: 279% 9858223 985-2963 io D3