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Lol = : oo alo ' Br ve, A oP BIIN AD » ora TN, NY STL "» AA TROL PNY Ed 2 CLARA TN DNA BRST ON SU NEVE RE 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 10, 1980 Ashburn and area news by Mrs. E. Heron The Ladies Guild had a very interesting meeting Tuesday evening of last week. After a short business and information period dozens of delicious cookies were displayed with the recipe for each kind and each lady got to take home the same number that she brought, a sample of every- one's delicious cookies with the recipe. Tea was served and everyone enjoyed a visit. Don't forget to save your stamps from your Christmas Cards and letters. Cut them with a quarter of an inch of the envelope around the stamp. Bring them to the church and they will go for a good cause. Mr. and Mrs. James Daw and son Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison, all of Toronto and Mr. Stephen Daw of Oshawa were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw last Saturday. Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Mills visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds, Misses Patricia and Elizabeth Reynolds of Ancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reynolds of Aurora visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron. Well over 100 friends and relatives attended a lovely birthday party in the church hall last Saturday afternoon. in honour of Mr. Herb Ashton THE HAIR CENTRE NOTICE Beginning Monday, December 8th to Tuesday, December 30th, the Hair Centre will be taking appointments from 9 A.M. to 7 P.M., Monday through Friday. 'PHONE: 985-7232 2 HOMES ONLY! ASK US FOR DETAILS OF THIS EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. 4 BEDROOMS - FULLY DETACHED PRIVATE MASTER SUITE, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE. * 2 OTHER HOMESTYLES OFFERED Immediate Occupancy and First Tenant has First Option to Purchase! PerryCGlen J states Close to schools, INSPECT: Monday to Thursday from 12 NOON to 8 P.M. Saturdays 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. and Sundays 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Fridays and Other Times by private appointment. PRIME LOCATION IN PORT PERRY: Shopping, Churches, & other amenities. who was celebrating his 85th birthday. His sister Mrs. Herman Kerry and brother, Mr. Nelson Ashton helped him receive the guests. Douglas Ashton, his son, welcomed the guests and Herb cut the beautiful birth- day cake. His grandson, Arnold played the piano while we all sang Happy Birthday. Many remarked how nice it was to have such a gathering on a happy occasion such as this. We all wish Herb many more happy and healthy birthdays. In the absence of Rev. McEntyre -due to illness, Rev. Smith from Oshawa conducted last Sunday's service. The advent candles were lit by Michael Emm and Matthew Davidchuck and Miss Elaine Knight hung the banner of hope. The Sr. Choir sang, "From Every Spire on Christmas Eve". There will be Christmas music and messages every Sunday at 11:15 so come out and make Christ the centre of your Christmas. There will be a candle light service on Christmas Eve in the Church at 7:30 p.m. TANEW Plans proceed for openair skating rink in Port Perry A public open air skating rink on the site of the old Water Street Arena moved a step closer to reality on Monday as Township council gave permission to Port Perry Kinsmen Club to start cleaning the concrete pad in preparation for flooding once the weather turns cold. Brian Callery of the Kins- _men Club told council that members want to get the mud and sand off the con- crete pad immediately, or there could be problems when it comes time for flood- ing. He also asked for permission to put a snow fence around the pad to keep cars off until flooding. Coun- cil agreed to both requests. The only problem left to be cleared up is the question of legal liability since the site is owned by the Township. Scugog's insurance agent is now looking into the matter to determine if the standard liability policy will cover an open air public rink. Mr. Callery said the Kins- men members will be ready to start flooding once the insurance question has been resolved and the weather turns cold. MONTHLY WITHA GENEROUS PURCHASE OPTION! IN ORDER TO HAVE OUR BALANCE OF INVENTORY OCCUPIED NOw! living init. EASY TO REACH: Go north on Simcoe Street to Port Perry, west on 7A to junction of Queen St. and turn north di- rectly east of Brewer's Retail Store - OR - Go North.on Hwy. 12 to- Manchester, then east on Hwy. 7A (approx. 2 miles). Look for Big Sign. In Port Perry life is a perpetual weekend. Lake Scugog laps at its boundaries and it can be your boatway to the Trent System. Its all here for the year round benefits of both City and Resort living. Golf Courses, Tennis, Bike and Ski Trail, Fishing and Boating. The homes are nestled in a mature treed set- ting. Inspect and rent your new home with the 7-Day Weekend before someone else is INFORMATION: Phone 576-3916 AFTER HOURS: 494-5963 The idea for the open air rink on that site was first brought to council this year by two Port Perry teen-agers three weeks ago. The Kinsmen Club agreed to help .with flooding and mainten- ance. Mr. Callery told council on Monday that for the initial . flooding, merchants in the area have agreed to allow hook-ups for water, So, it looks as if downtown Port Perry will énd up with an open air public skating rink this winter. Library meeting (From page 1) action could be dirty and long, drawn-out affairs, and I doubt that this kind of action is something that the Library Board or the council wants to get involved in," he said. "I hope the meeting on Thursday will help us reach some kind of mutual conclu- sion about improved library services for the commun- ity," he said. © Mr. Preston also asked that the new council re- confirm the $100,000 finan- cial commitment to expand ed library services made by the previous council, and later in the meeting, the seven members of the new council agreed unanimously to a resolution from council- lors John Williams and Robert Espey which did just that. Still later in the meeting, the library issue was raised once again by area council- lor Don Crosier who said that a phone call he received a week ago greatly upset him because the caller suggested to him that "if the furnace in~ the library blows up, the death of children will be on my shoulders." Councillor Crosier de- clined to name the caller except to say it was a person he knows and respects. Councillor Crosier asked what kind of maintenance and service the furnace has had over the past five years. Mayor Taylor, who is a member of the Library Board, replied that the furnace is old, but checked thoroughly on a regular basis, and the local fire department has inspected the building as well. Stating again that the nature of the phone call he received "upset me great- 5 ly," councillor Crosier said "he would-be satisfied-with a full report on the library furnace at the library board - council meeting slated for this Thursday night. K CARS COMPARE AND CHECK THIS PRICE! 51 M.P.G. Hwy./ 38 M.P.G. Combined. 5.51., 100 km./ 7 pt. 5 |., 100 km. 1981 RELIANT K CAR. Custom 2 door sedan, 4 speed transmission, electric rear window defogger, body side molding, upper door frame moldings, sill moldings. Ser. No. 1P3BK41B5B120193. $6,997.00 , Good to December 20th, 1980) Plus Freight, Licence & Tax. 1981 D150 PICKUP 4 Speed with overdrive, radio, dual low-mount mirrors, step up bumper, many more extras. Ser. 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