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v cea od - 4 & SET LaY. E. 3 THAME TY A MAT ty eA ELST AREF Cl 5 Uta pV ENN Rpt Rv 0d SA TPA) x RE A FTA EA Te AREER SE e Teo we = Ld A A} EMO Activities (Continued) cation was supplied by E.M.O,, a notified accident on that af. ternoon was Sxpsditiqusly dealt with by despatching Police, Am- bulance, Fire and Rescue trucks by radio, resulting in the pos- sible saving of a life. 2, Home Nursing The Home Nursing Course, which was held at the St. John's Training School, was completed on Friday, February 21st, with sixteen candidates graduating with very high marks, a tribute to the outstanding attention given the course by the candi- dates and their capable instruct- or, Mrs. J. Thompson, R.N., of Aurora. A Course in Home Nursing commenced in Port Perry High School on Tuesday, March 8rd, and will be continued there at 7.30 each Tuesday evening for the next 13 weeks. A further course can be made available to Uxbridge in the Fall of this year. To date, five candidates have registered with the Deputy Co-ordinator, Mr. J. Reid, sixteen more are required. 3. Civilian Rescue .The Basic Course in Civilian Rescue has been completed at - the Fire Hall in Uxbridge and the Advanced Course is now be- ing given at Oshawa Airport Training School. It is hoped that -several Uxbridge area candidates will qualify for in- clusion in the "Training of In- structors" Course to be held this year. If you have any quest- ions concerning an interest in this course, ask Bob Marshall, | Bob Noble, Eddie Holt or Jim Tremeer or Roy Cordingly. Civilian Rescue is currently being taught at Port Perry Fire Hall on Monday evenings with the entire Brigade participat- ing, that's enthusiasm for you! Tuesday nights at Oshawa Rescue Training School at the Airport are busy nights for our Chief Rescue Officer, Joe Garrett and his 'deputies. They always welcome a visitor -- if you are curious as to what goes on in 'Civilian Rescue' why not drop in and find out? 4. Radiological Defence "Radef" Should our area be threaten- ed by radiation, we have devised a method of determining its presence, degree, peak and de- cay in order to be able to advise the population on what action to take. A monitoring grid has been established in Ontario County and Tuesday March 8rd was 'in- troduction' night to the Radia- tion Monitoring Course which commenced in Port Perry High School to train monitors from Zephyr, Sunderland, Leaskdale, Uxbridge, Greenbank, Glasgow, Goodwood, Seagrave, Manchest- er, Scugog and Port Perry. De- spite the fog, seven of the above municipalities were represented. Each post will have a Monitor and Deputy and will have per- manent possession of a Service Survey Meter and - Personal Dosimeter. Within four weeks these posts will be serviced and exercised and the central part of Ontario County can claim the distinction of being the very first in this field of Civilian Monitors. The pattern on which Ontario Coun- ty has established this very ne- service has been adopt- Metro Toronto and other ? HALA The ®Water Department" of Uxbridge and Port Perry are represented by Mr. Cameron and Mr. McNenly respectively and they have a very special function to fulfill in determin- ing the degree of radioactivity or contamination in drinking water, a subject under study by a special County committee at this time. : Mare Has Twin Colts Mr. Garnet Cochrane of Pros- pect is very proud of his mare Lesota's Arion, as she present-| ed him with twin foals last week. ~ With night racing becoming one of the more popular sports, Mr. Cochrane feels his mare be- lieves in not having to do things one at a time, so she saves time by having twins. The father of the babies is named Dick Song, and at time of writing the mare and foals are doing well. CAWKER BROS. SWIFT'S READY TO EAT Smoked Picnics ......... 49°" Rindless Sliced Bacon-1's 59' ® Wing Steaks ............ 75" FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning ALI: ~ Until 11 O'Clock. United Church Women News Mrs, Ernest Healey, John St., was hostess for Units 2 and 4 of the United Church Women for their March meeting. Mrs. George Hall, leader of unit-4 took charge of the open- ing exercises. Sixteen mem- bers and one visitor of this unit were present. The Bible Study on the Word and the Way, Chapter 8 was made very interesting by unit 2 with Mrs.- Edgar Leask; Mrs. Aldred; Mrs. Lorne Duff assist- ing the leader, Mrs. Healey. Ten members of this group were present, Both units dispersed into separate groups for a busi- nessysession. Unit 2 will hold their Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred E. Reesor, Mary Street. Unit 4 will meet at the home of Mrs. Orval Stone, Queen St. for the April meeting. This group is planning a trip to the United Church House on Wed- nesday, May 27th. All mem- bers of the United Church are cordially invited to attend this outing. The bus will leave from the church at 8.30 a.m. Tickets may be obtained from most of the Unit Leaders. During the day tours will be made at Cove- nant College; United Church House and the Fred Victor Mis- sion, Keep this date in mind. Delightful refreshments were served by Unit 2 and pleasant music was enjoyed, which was played by Mrs. Wesley Lane. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to Mrs. Healey for her hos- pitality in opening up her home for the combined group meet- ing. Squirt All Stars We are sorry Coach Harry { Short's name was omitted from Squirt All Star picture that ap- peared in last week's edition. ario Ont Edgar Ward. 5 Harvey Meek, President. SEED FAIR and HAY SHOW ; Tuesday, March 31st, 1964 | ~ Town Hall, Uxbridge © "11.00 -- Exhibits to be ready for judging 1.45 p.m. -- Afternoon programme starts . Guest Speaker--Dr. Tom Bates, Dept. of Soil Science, 0.A.C. Guelph. ; Topic--The Economic Use of Fertilizers Panel Discussion--Topic, Is Hay on the Way Out Moderator--Harvey Wright, Soils and . Crops Specialist. ~ Members of Panel--Heber Down, Norman Lehman, Leslie Smith, Walter Beath, -- All farmers are invited to attend -- ONTARIO COUNTY SOIL AND CROP IMPROVEMENT H. L. Fair, Secretary-Treasurer The Port Perry Squirts were honoured to be guests of Brook- lin. Minor Hockey Night, Fri- day, March 20th. Port Perry came out on top of 8-1 score on | goals by Bobby Young (2). and Brent Heard. Doug Banner scored Brooklins only goal. ox x The Port Perry Squirts tra- velled 'to Peterboro on Saturday March 21st to be guests of their annual tournament at the Civic Arena. The Port Perry team consisted of: Glen McCoy, Ken Nightingale, Ricky Evans, Neil McLaughlin, Garry Waller, Ri- cky Short, Gary Lee, Bobby Young, Cal Cochrane, Larry Jackson, Jamie McNab, Laurie Williams, Brent Heard, David Bourgeois, with Coaches Harry ager Ross Sweetman. their first game ---- troumcing them by a score of 12 to 0. Goal b | scorers were: Evans (2); McNab Heard, Nightingale, Wiliams (2), Lee (2), Jackson: (2), and Bourgeois. : "Port Perry met Lindsay in their second game of the day and dropped a 2-0 decision. This game was by far one of the bet- ter games of the day. It gave the fans of both clubs a very interesting time. The Squirts wish to 'thank all' who drove and those who came to support. Through the assistance of Gord Prentice Esso Farm Agent Crest Hardware, Beare Motors and Hope's I.G.A. this team will travel to Brampton on March 28th to partake in a week long ASSOCIATION 'Novice Hockey Week. Short and Murray Lee; Man- |} The team met Marmora in|E Reg. Armstrong Septic Service, |. PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1964 -- 13 i et RE La LF LETH Ad 2a at BeAr td a he, ara Pans o8 on i AFL FEL aE A ho gd PRE RO y AREAL I Ble AEA ial y HAE Bil [pi AL 3 BER HC . a SX IF Rt ari ated wih dl Aa A Holiday In Switzerland For the second part of the skating club carnival to be held on April 10, the Senior mem- bers will take us on a holiday in Switzerland. Come and see the Swiss Vil- lagers dancing in the streets, the mountain climbers in a comedy number, then there will be girls skiing down the moun- tainside, well, maybe it is just a very small mountain. All this plus the Swiss Sweethearts and some solos will be put to- gether to make this our sixth annual carnival a very special night. We do hope you will keep this date in mind and will support the club members by buying a ticket when they come rapping at your door. Zone Commander Will Visit Local Legion Auxiliary " The regular monthly Execu- tive Meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion was held Tues- ed by the General Meeting at 8 o'clock. Due to the inclement weather attendance at the Gen- eral Meeting was very poor. Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Zone Commander, will pay her offi- cial yearly visit at the next meeting to be held Tuesday, April 14th and it is hoped that Members of the Auxiliary will this meeting. Plans were made to hold a Rummage Sale at Merco's va- cant store on Friday, April 17. A bowling league has been as Sports Officer, News from Korea tells us that our little orphan is in the best of health and we are pleas- ed to get letters about him from time to time. Any lady interested in be- coming a Member of the Auxi- liary, Branch 419 is urged to get in touch with the Secretary, Mrs. Alice Woodcock, or any- one of the other members. The mext Bingo will be held Thursday, March 26th, day evening, March 10, follow- make every effort to attend formed with Marie Nightingale |: Ont. County CWL Executive Meet Mrs. Gregory Carter, Chair- man of Ontario County South 'Regional CWL held an execu- tive meeting in hér home in Whitby on Monday, March 16 to discuss plans for the annual meeting to be held in Oshawa at St. Gregory's CWL on Thurs- day evening April 23rd. The evening will begin with Bene- diction at 7.30 followed by a pot luck supper and all CWL mem- bers in the region are invited to come and bring their favourite dish. On Sunday April 26 at St. John the Evangelist Church, Whitby, a regional family holy hour will take place for mem- bers and their families, arrang- ed by Miss Verda Packer, Parish conveners were remin- ded to send their reports to the regional convener no later than March 30. The hostess served refresh- ments with a St. Patrick's day theme. f » ' . Bowling News FORTNIGHTERS BOWLING Final Team Standing-- Buzzards ....................... 104 Rod and Gun... . 84 Spitfires ....ccocervvvuennn, 81 Falcons snes 76 Cream Puffs .............. 66 Aces iver, 62 High Singles-- F. Hastings -- 268, 255, 251; C. Hastings--267, 236; J. Hea- ley--272; K. Wilson -- 260; D. Free--242; R. Willerton--2386. High Triples-- F. Hastings -- 774; C. Hast- ings--688; J. Healey -- 628; R. Willerton--626. . Lemons-- ik H. Dobson -- 50, 83, 86; T. Dean--76; W. Vance --177; G. Wilson--83; G. Dowson--87; B. Grills--89; B. Smith --96; T. Adderley--97; T. Cornfoot--97. Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION Tha THE PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7383 BAR-B-Q CHICKEN; STEAKS; CHOPS, FISH & CHIPS and ITALIAN SPAGHETTI BUH aififin Slee suffi. © SHH 4 LIGHTS Brooklin Driving Range (1 /4 Miles North of Brooklin) + Now Open Daily « | MINIATURE GOLF Watch for Opening of Snack Bar : w » os Br Ra NO on, ony TT in » Cat SR Td 7 TT 5 ET "dw ----- PN NEE pr NCA ) ig ~ GS