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LS Be. Ta font RE: SR fh A = 0S 7 ae Xe If aE Ra 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 10th 1974 Nestleton Caesarea and area news continued wished to go to Heaven, one little boy replied, **1 can not go to-day Teacher because my Mommie said I have to come right home from school." The "Cards and Kids" Club met in the home of Mrs. Jim Hutchison this week in Caesarea. The winners of prizes were, Ist, Sandy Day. 2nd, Sue Fowler and the "Booby went to Maxine McMillen. Sandy also won the prize for the most loan hands of the month. . A delicious home made stew was prepared and ser- ved by our congenial hos- tess, Colleen. Dessert and coffee completed the meal. Perhaps you are wondering why we bother preparing such meals each Tuesday morning. I have been asked by several people something to that affect. It is simply that many mothers do not take the much needed time to eat a proper lunch. They pre- pare "something for the kids" forgetting that' they too need a nutritional lunch. So at least one day each week if you are a member of this club, you not only escape the dull routine of everyday housework. You enjoy a visit with friends, play a few games of cards and catch up on the local happenings while your little ones play with their friends. You may gain a few un- wanted ounces of weight but it is fun. On Saturday evening Mr. Bill Bolan of Nestleton, Mr. Harold Rutherford of Caesa- rea and Mr. Ernie Coulter of View Lake, each ac- companied by their wives, attended the Roadway Transport Safety Award dinner and dance given in their honour. The event was held in the Guild Room of the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. It is reward- ing to watch these presenta- tions. As each man receives his coveted badge, his fellow workers give him a standing ovation that 1 assure you is well deserved. Each wife proudly shares this evening with her hus- band. ' Markel Ins. Co. Roadway Transport and the Dept. Of Highways officials organize this event to show apprecia- tion to these men that have to their credit hundreds of thousands of miles of acci- "dent free driving. In this day this is no menial chore with the ace drivers in at- tendance. David Philps the son of Mrs. George Heaslip of Nestleton was also among them. On behalf of the wives of each of our top drivers in this country I say congra- tulations fellows, take care of yourselves and may God be your co-driver on every trip you make. Just a thought . . . Call a friend to-day just to say hello. It really im- proves your day. DURHAM PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING And Election of Officers Orono Oddfellow's Hall JOE Better Living." 313 Albert St. OSHAWA, Ontario 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, the 24th day of April, 1974 Local members and other speakers to be present. ¥ POLENSKY Don't Be a Slave to°Hard Water! An Aquafine Water Refiner will make any water Soft, Clean, Clear . . . will free you from using expensive water polluting detergents. MEET OUR "AQUAFINE" MEN IN YOUR AREA In the Port-Perry, Seagrave Area LES KOWALIK We will be pleased to provide a NO OBLIGATION WATER TEST, and Demonstrate how an Aquafine or Aqualux Water Refiner will give you "Easier Es. LS.S.|= AQUAREINE ' [waren Rerinens | A Division of DIXON FUELS In the Blackstock, Nestleton Area Phone: (416) 723-4663 Two local youths charged at H.S. dance A complaint from the area of the Port Perry High School on Friday even- ing during a high. school dance resulted in two Port Perry youths being charged with offences under the Li- quor Control Act and two youths were charged with Breach of Probation con- trary to the Criminal Code. Theft of tools, Cy Wilson Ford, Manchester On Saturday at 2:45 p.m., Mr. Harry Mitchell of R.R. 1, Nestleton, Ontario, re- ported the theft of a quan- tity of "Snap-on" tools va- lued at $602.00. The tools were removed from a pick- up truck parked at Cy Wil- son Ford Sales in Manchest- er. The theft occurred bet- ween April 1st and 3rd, 1974. Constable Gus Way of Whit- by Detachment is inyestiga- ting this matter. During the week of April Ist to April 7th, 1974, of- ficers on traffic patrol at Council Briefs The Port Perry Public Library has been renamed the Scugog Public Library. Council decided on-- this Monday night. At the Library Secre- tary's request, the building will be known as the Port Perry War Memorial Library Building. Council accepted a tender from Zering Pontiac Buick Ltd. for supply of a cabin and chassis for a new truck for the fire department. Zering's tender was for $4318.46 with delivery from existing stock. The other tender from Williams Motors was for $4,521.90 delivery in ten weeks. The body for the truck will be built at Oshawa and will cost extra. Whitby Detachment investi- gated 15 motor vehicle col- lisions in which 3 people were injured and property damage resulted in $12,000. During the week there were a total of 100 occur- rences of a general nature reported. There was 1 theft reported and 3 disturbances of a domestic nature. 5 impaired drivers were ar- rested and 14 charges under the Liquor Control Act. Officers on traffic duties answered 6 driving com- plaints made by motorists against other motorists, as- sisted 4 motorists in dis- tress and towed 3 abandon- ed autos from the highway, two unsafe vehicles had ® - their plates removed, and 1 set of plates were seized when found on the wrong vehicle. New Rates ¢ ONTARIO TRUST Yaa, 5 yrs. 'Guaranteed Investments MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE Rates subject to change "hq, SPECIAL SAVINGS INTEREST CALCULATED MONTHLY ONTARIO TRUST CO. 19 Simcoe St., North - Oshawa, Ont. DON IRVINE -723-5221 Call Collect CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HEALTH OF ANIMALS DIVISION FREE Notice To All Dog and Cat Owners Of Free Anti-rabies Vaccination Clinics. Anti-rabies vaccination clinics for all dogs and cats will be held at the times and places listed below. This service is offered free of charge by the above division, Canada Department of Agriculture in co-operation with municipal councils, the Medical Officer of Health and all owners are urged to present their dogs and cats for the vaccination. April 22: April 24: April 25: Highway 35 & 7A April 29: May 1: Yonge St. May 2: May 6: May 27: NOTE: Hampton Township Garage Blackstock Recreation Centre Orono Hydro Garage Manvers Twp. Garage, Canton, Col. Giles Fire Hall Milbrook Old Fire Hall Port Hope Old Legion Hall Newtonville Community Hall Newcastle Community Hall Bowmanville Works Garage Port Perry Fire Hall Any of the above clinics may be attended. Dogs 10 - 12 a.m. 2-5pm. 10 - 4 p.m. 10 - 4 p.m. 10 - 12 a.m. 3-7p.m. 2-8p.m. 10 - 12 a.m. 2-5p.m. 1-8pm. 2 - 4:30 p.m. should be on a leash and accompanied by an adult. Cats should be brought in sacks. All dogs should be presented if not vaccinated within the past 6 months. These clinics are not connected with dog licencing. RSE immer eT ------------