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Obituary Lorne G. Lorne Graham Duff was born al Myrtle, Ontario on August 22, 1896. He attended school there and went to fight for our country. when he came back, he met and married Hazel Lambe of Shirley. They lived on their farm on the 3rd Concession of Reach Township, and together raised six children - Ross of Blackstock, Myrtle of Don Mills, Helen of Agincourt, Ruth of Port Perry, Tom of Lindsay and Robert of Scugog Island. He was grandpa to 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Lorne was a School Trustee for several years. He also worked in the Pedlar Munition Plant, Oshawa to help with the war effort, and later at the Windfield Horse Farm. They left the farm in 1959 to retire in Port Perry at 24 Perry Street, near their daughter Ruth. Lorne and Hazel worked to get the Senior Citizens Group started, and were Charter members. The Legion members gave their old building behind the Post Office for their meeting place and they met there until the Latcham Centre was built. They celebrated their 50th Wed- ding Anniversary, October 1973 and Hazel died in 1976. Lorne moved to the Community Nursing Home floor On October 26, the Yellow Junior Team beat the Red Team by a score of 4 to 3 in a very close game. An- drew Jacobsen and Mark Sauter shared the goaltending duties for the Yellow Team while Matthew Koet- je scored 2 goals and Doug Short and Aaron Stiller got one each. For the Red Team, Jamie Sauter and Jamie Irvine shared the goaltending duties while singles were scored by Chris Langford, Jamie Irvine and Martyn Van Duff shortly after, and enjoyed several years there. There were several people he knew there including his sister and a brother-in-law and a next door neighbour. Legion members visited him often and remembered him with gifts and fruit. He enjoyed going to the **Old Bills Night" until he couldn't go this last year. As Lorne was the last "Old Bill," the members honoured him with a very impressive ceremony. The casket was covered with our Canadian Flag and each member left a Poppy. He was predeceased by a brother and sister. A Funeral Service was held at the Wagg Funeral Home, Port Perry on August 18th and well attended. Pallbearers were grandsons- Graham Duff, Richard Short, David Randall, Derek Banks, Douglas Randall and Christopher Duff and flowers carried by Greg Duff, Ryan Duff, Marilyn Duff and Nancy Randall. Burial was at Pine Grove Cemetery and later friends visited at the Port Perry United Church. Donations were made to a favourite charity. Lorne died as he lived -- peacefully. ockey Ravenswaay. In Senior Play, the Green Giants beat the Red Team by a score of 9 to 4. In a strong offensive game, Kevin Pearce, Scott Prechitko and John Hall scored 2 goals each for the Giants while singles were picked up by Kevin Stewart, Louie Whitfield and David Verschuuren. For the Red Team, Blair Prechitko scored 2 goals while Mike Hepburn and Sean Sauter each got one. AUCTION SALES SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale the property of the late ERNIE BAKER, village of Claremont. Household furniture, dishes, fancy cups & saucers, appliances, small dining room suite, bedroom suites, bed- ding & linen, tools, numerous other articles. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin-Steve Liptay Auc- tioneers. N 3 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Public Auction at Boy Scouts Hall (Kinsmen Hall) 245 Lilla St., Port Perry Preview at 11:30 a.m. Auction sale- 10K & 14K gold jewellery, diamond & precious stone, ruby, emerald, sapphire rings, gold chains, sterling silver, collectible figurines & plates, din- nerware sets, crystals, clocks, watches, 35mm cameras with tripod, stereos & electronics, VCR, toys, houseware & gift wares, brass anchor lamps, furs, coats & jackets, gym bicycle etc. Sale by Global Auction 416-475-3793. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Annual SKIDOO SALE at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay Accepting snowmobiles, tractors, farm machinery, recreation vehicles, 3 wheelers, riding lawnmowers, construction equip ment & tools etc. Bring to barn or phone 324-2783 Lindsay. Orval Mclean Auctions. Our last big round up of the year. N 17 in the - FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- the property of ILA & THE LATE WILLIAM JOHNSTON of Cannington plus others. Walnut credenza with 6 bevelled mirrors, oak 3 sectional bookcase, round oak split pedestal table-with 4 leaves, walnut tea wagon, walnut drum tables, Roxton maple table & 4 chairs, walnut drop-leaf table, Victorian occasional chairs, oak desk, 3 piece modern bedroom suite, 2 Roxton maple single beds, modern love seat, pine blanket box, wash stands, Inglis auto washer, Kenmore dryer, Avocado Gibson 2 door fridge, Avocado 24" Kenmore electric stove, pine open face wash stand, organ stool, Ax minstr rug, walnut coffee table, table & floor lamps, chrome kit chen set, 3HP lawnmower, quan tity of small electrical appliances, dishes, linens, tools, china & glass Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Pethick Auction Barn Haydon Our next Tool & Handyman sale, Wed. Nov. 11th. Good selec tion of tools, saws, machinery etc., from various estates, households, farms & businesses Your consignments are welcome 263-8710. Earl Gauslin-Steve Liptay <r Trick or treat PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 3, 1987 -- 39 iC; \ \, . Ooooh, a very scarey face (and an open candy bag) from a Caesarea trick or treater. When you are looking for a new doctor, what do you need to know to make an informed decision? Ob- viously, the doctor's professional qualifications are going to be impor- tant to you. But are other factors such as doctor's hours, hospital af- filiation and services provided also important in reaching your deci- sion? Does your list of considera- tions include such items as parking and babysitting facilities, what languages the doctor speaks, the doctor's age and sex, and how long you have to wait for ab appointment? The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, the body which regulates medicine in the province, is reviewing these questions in light of the legal restrictions which now govern the rights of doctors in On- tario to advertise their services. Right now, a doctor's right to advertise is very limited, in order to protect members of the public from misleading advertising by the few physicians who might abuse this privilege. Ontario law allows physicians to advertise only by way of profes- sional business cards, appointment cards, a brief listing in a telephone Bridge Scugog Duplicate Bridge October 28 - Afternoon 7 Table Mitchell - Avg. 521, North & South 1st - Hoppy Carnwith & Bea Chap- man 59. 2nd - Doris Beare & Jeanne Dy- mond 54%. 3rd - Minnie Fisher & Ken Halli- day 53. | - East West - Avg. 44 1st - Lois Stevenson & Mary Tremblay 54. 2nd - Bonnie & Jack Davies 53. 3rd - Helen Mathieson & Harold Brown 51. Evening - 8 Table Mitchell - Avg. 72 North South st - Eric & Suzanne Farncombe 89. 2nd - Ginny Clifford & Kath Burley 81. 3rd Miriam & Charles [.abanovich 78. East West - Avg. 63 1st - Hazel Gray & Claire McIn- tosh 81%. 2nd - Lynette & Grant Real 72. 3rd - Doris Phinney & Harold Brown tied with Diane Berkers & Fred Marshall 711%. directory and a small announce- ment in the newspaper when a prac- tice starts up or changes locations. Since this law was established, however, the practice of medicine has changed dramatically. The range of services provided by doc- tors varies widely, and many health care alternatives such as communi- ty health centres, and walk-in clinics are gaining new prominence. As well, consumers are becoming much more sophisticated and want to know a great deal more about their options before choosing a doctor. The College of Physicians and Surgeons is reviewing this area in order to make recommendations to the Ontario Government as to whether or not the restrictions on doctors' advertising should be changed, and if so, how they should be changed. In its review, the College i is look- ing at issues such as what informa- tion would be in the public interest for 'doctors to provide and how should that information be provid- ed. For example, should advertising be allowed in newspapers, in health care magazines, on radio, on televi- sion, in household flyers or brochures in the doctor's office, or should some combination of these choices be available? The . H THE CURE 'BATHROOM BLUES a condition caused by repeated attempts to keep the bathroom tiles clean. MARBLE PANELS colour keyed to your decorating needs! Try the added touch of matching .. | VANITY TOPS ) & FOR INFORMATION & COLOUR SAMPLES CALL: dvertising by physicians In conducting its review, the Col- lege will be asking for opinions from public interest groups, members of the public, members of the medical profession and other professional groups, in order to develop a series of recommendations which meet the needs of the public while still protec- ting the public interest. If you have an opinion on the issue of advertising by physicians that you would like to offer for the pur- poses of this review, please write to: The College of Physicians & Surgeons 80 College Street Toronto, Ontario M5G 2E2 Attention: Dr. A.A. Shardt, Policy & Research. Correction Please note that the Goodtide Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8:30 p.m. on WEDNES- DAY nights at the United Church in Port Perry (not Monday as written in the original story). New and old members are always welcome every Wednesday night of the year. We hope that this error has not caused any inconvenience to our readers. uL9)) (QIN )) (QMS) (QING )) (Quuuiiiniid) ) ( QIiiir?)) ( QaIiiLd) (Qo) (Carl 1) CS ~ a -------- > ~~ = ~~ ee ~ a ~~ SMW Tee) § YE Cor "Superior Marble Works Ltd. PORT prrux 0 CRI 985-3891 §