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Minori: Softball registration was held over the weekend in Port Perry with about 300 youngsters signing up for another sum- mer of strikes and pop-ups. That's Glenys Windsor (seated) president of Port Perry Minor Softball this year, and the kids in the ae : DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday PLEASE CALL: Evenings 6.30PM 985-2916 & Saturdays MORTGAGE FINANCING AVAILABLE! Call Rosemary O'Kane 1st, 2nd & 3rd MORTGAGES AT PRIME RATES - Residential - Purchases - Seasonal Dwellings - Refinance Rural Debt Consolidation I.C.l. Purchases of Mortgages -- RAYCAN -- 571-2880 After Hours: 839-6596 AFTER NEARLY 100 YEARS, WE KNOW OUR FIELD. Today, many people know about Kubota mid-size tractors But few are aware that Kubota's roots date back to 1890 Since then, Kubota has grown to be one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural equipment in the world Kubota is now in its second decade of selling diesel-powered tractors in America. With dealers coast to coast, Kubota has become a well-established name, synonymous with economy, dependability and durability Some other manufacturers have only recently entered the mid-size market, and they have done so by putting their names on tractors built by other companies You can rest assured, however, that all Kubota tractors are designed and built to its own exacting standards of quality. Kubota offers the most cor aplete line of mid-size tractors he world. Nearly a century of > expertise stands behind them Come see our tractors and 70) ® find out what that kind of S experience means Nothing like it on earth" B & W FARM SERVICE HWY. 7 & 12 - South of Sunderland 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 17, 1984 photo from lef fo right are Troy 12, and Kyle Nn, Irvine; Stephanie Leveille and Andre Gotthelf, 11. If you missed the weekend registration, there is still time to get the youngsters signed up. For more information, call 985-3739. DOWSON'S COMPLETE AUTO CLEAN-UP Fast & Efficient Exterior Clean-up Plus Pin Striping FOR APPOINTMENT ... CALL AFTER 4:00 P.M. 985-7832 985-3814 RENT ANEW PONTIAC © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 98% 8474 OPEN Weerdayst09P WM FrdaystohP M SoturdaystodP M (705) 357-3760 357-3192 1 PORT PERRY GARDEN SERVICE GEOFF TAYLOR & SONS Complete Landscaping Design - Patios - Interlock - Full Maintenancé Service Complete Lawn Care - A Good Lawn starts now. Comp! >te Spring Clean-Up CALL: 985-2494 985-9111 (Ask for Geoff) (Ask for Rob) ET Cartwright High and Epsom Public The Durham Board of Education will set up School Accommodation Committees (SAC) to study the future of two schools in Scugog Town- ship. The committees will probably be in place by the end of this year to look into the future of Cartwright High School and Epsom Public School, according to - Scugog trustee Rev. Stuart McEntyre. These committees are made up of trustees, Board of Education officials, ratepayers from the community, Obituary and parents who have children attending the schools. The committees are asked to thoroughly study the schools and then come up with recommendations on whether or not the schools should remain open. While commenting on the formation of the committees, Rev. Mc- Entyre stressed this does not automatically mean a school will be closed. Several years ago, a committee was formed to look into the future of Committees study future of schools Epsom Public School and came up with the recommendation that it should stay open, despite a gradual decline in enrollment. As for Cartwright High School, which has just over 100 students, the Board of Education is projecting that 70 per cent of the grade 8 class at Cartwright Public School will attend Port Perry High School in September. Tradition- _ally, about 50 per cent of the grade 8 class had attended PPHS with the remainder going into Cartwright High School. Jean Isobel Lambe Jean Isobel (Bray) Lambe died at Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, February 4, 1984 after a brief illness. She lived at 1901 Glen- dale Drive, Pickering, Ontario since 1953. Daughter of the late John and Maude Bray, she was born November 16, 1929 and married June 3rd, 1950. Her husband, Melville died October 24, 1970. She worked at Chrysler in Ajax for 19 years and was a member of the U.A.W. Local 1090 and was a member of the Canadian Order of Foresters. She is sur- vived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Bob Fieldhouse (Theresa) of Little Britain; Mrs. Andy" Quick (Debbie) of Whitby; Mrs. Joe Kite- ley, (Gloria) of Whitby and one son, Bob of Hali- burton Lake. Four sisters, Mrs. Reid Cook (Reta) of Whitby; Mrs. Harold McDiarmid (Dorothy) of Whitby, Mrs. Harvey Attwood (Verna) of Whitby; Mrs. Lloyd Prouse, (Noreen) Lindsay; four brothers, Harold, Stewart, Earl of Rag- lan, and Jack of Port Perry. Six grand- children, Marlene Lambe; Beverly, Jason and Christopher Field- house; Cindy, and Jennifer Quick and dear friend of Bruce McCoy of Pickering. Mrs. Lambe was at McEachnie Funeral Home in Pickering. Funeral service was DAY OLD DAY OLD CHICKS OR BROILER PULLETS PLACE ORDERS BY: MAY 3/84 FOR PICK-UP: MAY 25/84 held Tuesday, February 7th 1984 at 10:30 a.m. Memorial donations to the Cancer Fund would be appreciated. Interment at Erskine Cemetery in the spring. HELPFUL HINTS To clean oil from the garage floor: soak with mineral spirits for 30 min., then scrub with a stiff brush while adding more mineral spirits. Absorb the grease with oil towels or newspapers. Allow concrete to dry. Then wash with a solu- tion of laundry detergent, one cup bleach and one gallon of cold water. Repeat until stains are removed. BROOKS FEED STORE 154 Queen St., Port Perry + PHONE 985-7992 FAMILY FLOCK HEADQUARTERS Eee Aer ecmiert cn -------------- on Rm Te Shins cn 0 osc RE Se Ge a CT Te J la NN PILE A Geil Cl i RI Ba aN I ER i ii