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Nv) 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday' August 3, 1988 Ivan Bell named new Coll H. Ivan Bell of Uxbridge has been appointed to the Durham College Board of Governors by the Ontario College of Regents. His term is for three years, en- ding December 1990. He was nominated by the Regional Municipality of Durham. The new Governor is a retired agricultural representative. From 1970 to 1987, he was Agricultural Representative for Durham West, and from 1960 to 1970 served in the same capacity for Prince Edward County. Previously he had served as Associate Agricultural Represen- tative for Victoria County and as Assistant Agricultural Represen- tative for Haldimand County. Mr. Bell is a panel member of the Federal Farm Debt Review Board; Director of the Pine Ridge Branch, Ontario Institute of Pro- fessional Agrologists; and First Vice-President of the Uxbridge NN NELLdiittlplp,ddlli° l'llie BAND CONCERTS In the Park SIT GEA: VT AE featuring A Variety Of Local Talent RINNE RRERERERERNRN URN ANA ANNAN NNN NN NNNNNN AMT RRAN \ IIIT TIS IIIS IIIS SIS SSIS ISSA SSS ISS 4 IVAN BELL Nestleton news (From page 11) Mountain River, ending up at Fort Good Hope in the North West Territories (Fort Good Hope on the Arctic Circle). It was a challenging but very enjoyable trip! Lots of food...and they caught lots of fish. The group used three canoes with spray covers...made out of 16 foot plastic. They found the people in the Branch of the Red Cross. He has served as secretary for a number of farm organizations, including the local committee fog the 1975 International Plowing Match and World Plowing Contest. Mr. Bell is a past member of the Picton Rotary Club; Past Warden of St. Mary Magdalene Anglican ege Governor Church, Picton; and St. Paul's Anglican Church, Uxbridge. he is past President of the Quinte Branch, Ontario Institute of Pro- fessional Agrologists. A graduate of Ontario Agricultural College, Mr. Bell attended Bradford Highschool. Puppet theatre rolls into Port Perrry The Painted Turtle Playhouse, a puppet theatre on wheels, is back and touring the Trent Severn Waterway and surroun- ding area for its fourth con- secutive summer. The playhouse, presented by the Kawartha Region Conservation Area in con- junction with Environment Canada - Parks, will again be put- ting on puppet shows to inform people about the importance of protecting our wetlands - a vital wildlife refuge. The puppet plays are very entertaining as well as infor- mative and will feature such characters as Hermit the frog, Ted the turtle, Roco the raccoon, Gretta goose, and the Smurfs to name but a few. There will also be games and activities for the children (including a special T- shirt colouring activity which will cost $5.00) and slides ahd movies for the adults in the evenings. The locations of the puppet theatre during the month of August are as follows: Port Perry Palmer Park, August 4 - August 7. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Annual Rates Monthly Rates 10 1/4% 2 YEARS 10 1/4% 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 10 1/2% 10 5/8% 9 3/4% 2 YEARS 9 3/4% 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS Public Notice AN APPLICATION TO AMEND North West Territories very friendly...the Indians and the white people were just great! Yellowknife is a beautiful city! -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF THE HAMLET OF SEAGRAVE The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes residential uses within the site indicated on the map below. ll em Subject Property a SCHEDULE A SEAGRAVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment applica- tion, the public is invited to provide input by way of submis- sions to Mr. Earl S. Cuddie, AM.C.T., CMC. Clerk Administrator, Township of Scugog, 181 Perry St., P.O. Box 209, Port Perry, Ontario, no later than 12:00 noon, Monday, August 15, 1988. Please include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. A terrific experience for all! Family Concerns Norm and Bernice Mairs at- tended an 80th birthday celebra- tion for brother-in-law George Windsor of Ballantrae, on Sun- day, July 24, with many family members and friends present to extend "best wishes' on this milestone in his life! Our best to George! May he enjoy many more! Norm & Rob Mairs, Nestleton, attended the Mairs family reu- nion, held in Collingwood on Sun- day, July 31, with a fine number on hand for this annual get- together! Steve & Brenda Williams, Blind River, and family, were guests with his parents, Arn & Jean Williams of Nestleton, for a few days this past week! We'll really miss sister Norma Wilson of Duntroon, at the farm. While here, she really put a "special spark into the old farm'! She had to return home to resume her duties as church organist! Her daughter, June Carruthers of Stayner, picked her up on Sunday at the Cawker reunion. Last Thursday evening, Norma, Sam & Mabel Cawker, enjoyed din- ner and a visit with Dan & Ruth Girardi, daughters Paula & Nancy, and Ken Bragg of Bowmanville - a once a year occasion! Guest during the week with the Cawkers at the farm were Grant & Merna Cawker, daughter Cathy and Alan & Eleanor Cawker...all of Oshawa. Arthur & Carroll Cawker of Sudbury and Dr. Cheryl Cawker of Peterborough were Sunday guests. Best Wishes Our thoughts and prayers go out to John Hall...a patient in Oshawa Hospital for some time...and Ber- nice Mairs, at home, not feeling the best yet! We trust these two fine folks will be on the way to recovery soon! 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Thursday, August 4, 1988 Diamond Ring Giveaway and other giveaways Come for the "GOOD FOOD" and stay for the "Good Times' Music er Dancing Starts at 9:00 PM