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AEP 3 FOC A RE Tk . ¢ - LATO, Sluis ied vis essa oscil dad dibs i Nd PORT PERRY STAR -- 1965 [Hilltop Herald By Gayle Wright The boys' basket- ball teams travel- led to Sutton last Friday. The jr. {boys defeated . their hosts while ih the senior boys' LL alae were defeated by one point. The girls basketball teams hosted the Sutton teams Friday afternoon. The juniors defeat- ed their guests but the seniors were defeated. The coach com- | mented that although her girls had been defeated she was greatly pleased because she felt that they had played their best. The year book, the Hilltop, is now being ordered. Students, if you wish a copy of this book leave your name and a deposit with Mr. Payne, The wrestling team from Da- vid and Mary Thompson Colle- giate visited our school last -Friday. Mr. Burt and his team "emerged the victors winning SAE NE AE RPUEEDE NALS WAKA we LE AJAX RINK WINS Port Perry Lions Club held their annual Curling Bonspiel at the local Curling Arena last Saturday with both draws filled to capacity. Dr. Gib Mcllveen and his rink from Ajax were the successful rink, gaining the highest number of points to win seven bouts to five. the trophy. Port Perry made a good showing during the day, LIONS BONSPIEL with Ivan Parkinson's rink picking "up second prize and Roy Turner's rink coming in fourth, In third place was Stuart James of Bowmanville and George Goodfellow of Peterborough in fifth spot. The winning rink is pictured above, from left to skip; Al. Hepburn, lead. ---rght:-Bob- McKenzie; second j-Nel 'MecIsaae, vice; Gib-Mellzeony~¢ a --Staff Photo Re-Elect Entire Executive To Port Perry Fair Board The Annual Meeting of the Port (Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society was held in Manchester Hall on January 25, 1965. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read and adopted. This was followed by a brief message by the President, Frank Honey, who thanked the Directors for the help they had given in making the 1964 Fair a success. After reading and discussing the correspondence, $10.00 was voted to the Ontario Crop Im- provement Association, The Board regretfully accepted the resignation of Laverne Martyn who has done an outsanding job in looking after the gates. The financial statement was read and commented on. Both it and the Auditor's report were accepted. A report was given on the District Meeting and the dif- ferent problems of other Fairs were mentioned. Reports also were given by the Committee Chairmen. Some ideas for im- provement were suggested for this year. Mr. Lynn Fair re- ported on the 4-H Club projects. In the Dairy Calf Club 32 start- ed and 27 finished. There were 8 in the Grain Club. Two bulls shown by Harold Honey & Son were nominated for All-Cana- dian at the Royal. Mr. Heber Down spoke brief- ly on the Fair and wished every It was moved that Affiliation Fee be paid and the President & Secretary be the official dele- gates to the convention. It is hoped that more directors can attend, at the King Edward Hotel on February 24th & 25th. N. W. Heayn and R. E. Walk- er were appointed auditors for 1965. Mr. Fair was asked to conduct the election of the 1965 direct- ors. At a Director's meeting fol- lowing the Annual Meeting the 1964e executive was re-elected. President--Frank Honey 1st Vice President-- Clarence Carter 2nd Vice President-- Clare Vernon Secretary--Fred Lamb Juniors To Hold Dance School The Onatario County Junior Farmers will again this year sponsor a modern, round and square dancing school starting on Friday, Feb. bth. The school will be held in the Port Perry Public School Audi- torium and go on for 10 con- secutive weeks. ". Instructors are Rod and Elsie Oxford who conducted the course so successfully last year. See advertisement in this issue Sg success for 1965. of the Star. IS PLEASED TO ACTIVE REALTY LTD. HENRY CRAWFORD TO THE REALTY DEPT. AS RESIDENT SALES REPRESENTATIVE Telephone 986-4869 or Zenith 9-2110 Active Realty Limited 48 Simcoe Street South ANNOUNCE THE Oshawa Feb. 11 House League Hockey News JANUARY 27th-- McCartney 4 -- Jackson 1 This was one of the better games this year, both goalies playing brilliant. Jackson had many chances to score but Mec- Cartney's checked when neces- sary and scored on break aways. Summary: MecCartney--Reesor - McCoy - Geer McCartney--Geer - Holtby MecCartney--Ives McCartney--Ives Jackson--Kilpatrick - Nesbitt * * 0% FEBRUARY 1st-- McCartney 5 -- Hurst 1 This was MecCartney's best game of the year as almost every player was a star. Neil Taylor was very aggressive. Hurst team forgot to bring their legs and heads; only play they could make is to the Pen- alty Box. R. Taylor and Terry Brown were the only ones who showed hockey. Summary: McCarntey--Geer McCartney--Holtby McCartney--Holtby McCartney--McCartney- Geer McCartney--Mahaffy - Coates. AY Reach Twp. Sign Fire Agreement At Reach Township Council meeting Monday afternoon Chairman Larry Doble gave a follow-up report on the contract with Uxbridge Fire Department. The b-year contract which ex- pires at the end of this year cannot be renewed for another 6 year term, Uxbridge has re- quested an increase of $100. stand-by fee beginning January 1, 1966 for a one-year term only. This means that the fire agreement will have to be re- However, the Council o bridge decided to honour the remaining year of the old con- tract, so the new price of $500. will not take effect until 1966. On motion, it was decided to sign the one-year agreement at newed at the end of vig $ Ux- | & Do you have more than one Social Insurance Number? The Unemployment Insurance Com- mission said recently that quite a few Canadians have applied more than once, either acciden- tally or deliberately. Applica- tions are still coming in at a rate of 5,000 per day, and Com- mission records show that many of these are from those who al- ready have a Social Insurance Number. What should you do if you find yourself with more than one Social Insurance Number? At the moment, the Unem- ployment Insurance Commission is not so concerned with how these duplicate numbers were obtained, but how the possessors of multiple registrations can be- come one-number owners again, The first thing an individual must do is report the problem to the nearest local office of the Commission, bringing with him, or mailing, all the Social Insur- ance Number cards in his pos- session. The Commission will simply cancel the later number or numbers and supply the em- ployee with a new registration card if the first has been mis- placed. The Commission stresses that it is most important that Canadians Should Have ONE Social Insurance Number an employee have only one So- cial Insurance Number, so that his unemployment insurance contributions will be correctly credited to his account. Thus, should the occasion arise that he must make claim for unem- ployment insurance benefits, all of his contributions will be considered. Exhibition Game Uxbridge Arena Wed. Feb. 10th 8.30 p.m. Brooklin Redmen INT. "B" The Millionaires Toronto Hockey Sr. League Admission 60c. Hair Cut--$1.00 "Experience Counts' the rate of $500. for standby. PHOEB "Directly from the Styling $6.00, $9.50, $11.50 FREE "BEAUTY LIFT" With Every Perm ORE 9 PH ORO OROZ0 NOLO, rc 2 BEAUTY ¢ SALON | 249 QUEEN ST. "PRESENTS" The latest in Moisturized Perms Show" Sh. & Hair Style--$1.76 PHONE 985-2532