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a Durham Police officers had their hands full Saturday afternoon sorting out a six car accident which occurred on Regional Road seven about three o'clock. Although no serious in- juries resulted from the chain-reaction accident, three of the drivers involved are facing charges. - Police report that all six cars were southbound on Regional Road 7 when one car hit another, sending it Six car crash into the rear of another one. As of Monday morning the police investigation was not completed. There was no estimate of the damage available. Diane Mitchell of Port Perry and Sharon Bobbie of R.R.3, Port Perry have been charged with following too close, and Elmer Brown of Scugog Township has been charged with careless driving Still time to register There is still time to regis- ter for the Durham Region Family YMCA Ladies Take a Break program, offered on Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Port Perry Anglican Church. A half hour fitness program is followed by different activi- ties, including guest speak- ers, trips, and crafts. Featured in this year's program are guest speakers on such topics as family planning, French Immersion interior decorating, and planning that spring garden. Other activities will include cross-country skiing, belly dancing, a special 2-week quilting class and visits to an antique shop and the Penny Farthing Coffee House in Uxbridge. While you are involved in the class, your children are looked after by our compet- ent babysitters. So why not come out and Take a Break. For further information contact the Y office at 985- 2824. (SDJ HOME COMFORT For All Of Your PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS & BURNER SERVICE CALL: 985-2572 0 Security Trust I 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 3%% . \ "Subject to Change Without Notice." ET TT TT DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. - 2nd Annual Central Seven Industries is in full swing for another busy year in 1981. A new venture by the 23 employees is the field of furniture shipp- ing. This has been going on for several months and, by all reports from happy customers, is most success- ful. Various companies have been most supportive and have given us contract work which keeps everyone very busy at a variety of jobs. The outcome of all this productivity was that for 1980 we were able to make our share of the operating budget for the workshop. Life at the residence is full and happy. The highlight of the Christmas season was a buffet dinner party held by the residents on Dec. 19 tor families and friends. A most enjoyable time was had by all thanks to the efforts of the hosts and hostesses. On the 25th everyone was happy to be able to celebrate at home with their families. Central Seven Association is once again in need of volunteers. If you have some time you could give us please let us know. In one area we have a specific need. We urgently need someone who is willing to drive a handicapped person from south of Peffer- law to either Port Perry by 8:20 or Oshawa by 9 a.m. and back home at day end Mon- day to Friday. Reimburse- ment is negotiable. The need is great and we hope that P.P.H.S. News by Mike Stokes Study, study, study. That was the chant students heard most teachers reciting at the beginning of last week as exams rolled around. - The - exams. 'started last Thursday and will run until the end of this week. If there is a snow day during the week the exams scheduled for that day will be post- poned until the following Monday. A drive is beginning for our Senior Wind Ensemble to help finance their trip to Coquitlam, British Colum- bia, this March. The federal government is sponsoring part of the trip but $7000 has to be raised to make up the balance. Howard Hall is the chairman of the drive which begins with an auction at the High School on February 21. The students from Centen- nial High School will be arriving Saturday, February 7, and visiting various places in the area during their week-long stay. Our own students will be leaving on March 7. Any aspiring orators wish- ing to make some money as well as some practical experience should see Mr. Brandon. He is arranging the high school public speak- ing contest, so anyone who likes to talk for fun should look into this. MOONLIGHT MADNESS Thursday, January 22nd 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. MARLAINE HAND CRAFT BOUTIQUE 227 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 30% OFF All Purchases over $10.00 Value Of Needleart & Craft Supplies. - Quantities are Limited - All Sales Final. CLOSED THURSDAY DAYTIME IN PREPARATION. -- SPORTS NEWS Last Tuesday all three boys basketball teams play- ed Mclaughlin. Although the seniors and midgets lost, the juniors, in an exciting game, beat their opponents 54-19, keeping. them _scoreless during the entire third quarter. Congratulations, team. P.P.H.S. will be hosting a wrestling competiton in the near future. Teams from nearby schools will be parti- cipating and it should prove to be an exciting occasion. Stay tuned. SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENT CALCULATORS & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 21, 1981 -- 29 Central Seven to have busy 1981 someone from the area who works in Port Perry or Oshawa will feel they have room in their car to help get this person to his classes. If you work shifts perhaps two drivers on alternate shifts could get together. We would thank you for any help or ideas you can give. Please contact the Work- shop 985-8511 on PAPERBACKS JANUARY 21st, 1981 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Harlequins ... 5¢ each Fiction ... 10° each (No Exchange) THE BOOKWORM 175 PERRY STREET - PORT PERRY DURHAM NORTHUMBERLAND PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING To elect Delegates to the National Annual Meeting of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada in Ottawa - Feb. 26th to March 1. Y.P.C. Delegates will also be elected. ODDFELLOWS HALL, ORONO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 at 8:00 P.M. GUEST SPEAKERS: Hon. Allan Lawrence - M.P. Durham Northumberland Peter Blaikie - Montreal Lawyer & Parliamentary Candidate Patrick Nowlan - M.P. Annapolis Valley Hants, Nova Scotia Rev. Dr. Reg. Stackhouse - Ex. M.P. and presently Principal of Wycliffe College University of Toronto. LUKE'S COUNTRY STORE Queen Street - Port Perry ANNUAL GRATITUDE - SALE - One Day Only! FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 50% & 25% Off All Stock (Except Ironstone Dishes) Your Once a Year Chance for Great Savings on Towels, Lighting Fixtures, Clocks, Brass, Quality Gifts & Decorator Items. 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