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* L 4 LY h J i «"* * @ A) {A a w > & - a "+ A » ® « x Ps 3 A row x ZN ret Set EBD PAL AAR PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 8, 1977 -- 25 Skateboarding can be fun, but dangerous as well Farrah Fawcett Majors broke every rule in the book recently when she used a skateboard to escape a would-be killer. And the Ontario Safety League is ~ not very happy about it. On a recent edition of "Charlie's Angels", Miss Majors manoeuvered her skateboard through pedes- trians in a park, upset cus- tomers at an ice cream stand, and clung to the back of a pick-up truck as it travelled down a highway. The sequence ended as Miss Majors collided with a par- ked car, flew over the hood and emerged, unscathed, on the other side. Of course, her coiffure was not dam- aged. Most television critics agree that Miss Majors has become one of the most popular stars of the season.' With that popularity comes influence and responsibility and the League hopes that the recent skateboard sequence will not have the same influence as Miss Majors' hairstyle. unheeded. Skaleboaris have been around for a long time, but modern technology has taken over the toy and pre- sented us with a new, light- weight, plastic and fiber- glass model, with wider wheels and ballbearings. 'League staff members have observed on more than one occasion young enthusiasts attaining speeds of up to 30 m.p.h. on busy city streets. At least one manufacturer includes a set of safety tips with each unit sold. But as with almost any warning, the Ontario Safety League states, these seem to go The manufac- turer notes that the skate- board is not recommended for children- under the age of 14. Protective clothing and 'approved safety hel- mets" are recommended by the manufacturer, although the League is unaware of such skateboard helmets. The unit should not be oper- ated on public streets, nor near traffic or parked cars. Skateboarding has become very popular this spring, and if used carefully can provide a lot of fun... but they can be dangerous if care is not taken. Parents should urge children to stay away from street and traffic. Nestleton and Caesarea news By Doris Grandel The past week saw two of the candidates for the riding of Durham-York in our area. On Tuesday, May 31, Mr. and Mrs. Don Prosser were hosts for an informal gather- ing at their home for New Democratic Party candidate Allan McPhail. Mr. Mc- Phail spoke of his experi- ence in municipal govern- ment and some of the polic- ies of his party. Afterward a question period was con- ducted followed by coffee. Friday, June 3, found another candidate visiting Nestleton area." Incumbent Progresstve Conservative Bill Newman was guest speaker at a coffee party sponsored by the Cartwright Progressive Conservative Association in Nestleton Community Hall. Approxi- mately 65 people turned out to enjoy music on the ~ Western Canada Jasper ¢ Banff « Yellowstone 23 Days Departures in June, July, 3 ugust & September With many of them visiting the Calgary Stampede i, i et eee Maritimes 12 Days Deparistvery Monda June 6 to Sept 19th, 1977 Inclusive $450. per person (twin) Maritimes & Newfoundland ~ 18 Days Departures in July, Aujun & September $655. per person (twin) Also many departures to New England, Florida, SHlitormia, Virginia, Kentucky, Geo + Tennessee & Penn Dutc NEW! 6 Day Ontario Tour For Free 1977 Brochure Contact your local licensed Travel Agent. He knows who we are. . Nestleton, Mr. Lowrey Organ, courtesy of Organ World, Port Perry, and played by Mr. Perry Grandel. Mr. Newman gave an informative speech on. policies of the party and afterwards an informal talk session and coffee break took place. It was certainly a pleasure to have Mr. New- man and Mr. McPhail take the time to visit our com- munity as one of their stops during a busy election cam- paign. A hearty welcome is ex- tended to the new owners of "The country Store" in and Mrs. Bruce Dickson. The best of luck from all of us as we welcome you to your new home. ) Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grandel were Mr. and Mrs. John Grandel, Mrs. E. Ellis, Nest- leton, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Kellett, Janetville, Mr. and Mrs, James Emerton, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wood, Billy, Kevin, Edward and Bruce, Bramp- ton, Mrs. Helen Cornell, Tor- onto, April, Jeff and Mat- hew Rewnie, Toronto, and Miss Patricia Cornell, Tor- onto. A reminder that the monthly meeting of Nestle- HAVE YOU MAILED YOUR "Flowers of Hope" YET? CENTRAL SEVEN Needs Your Support. ton Recreation Committee is Wednesday, June 8 at 8:00 P.M. in Nestleton Hall. Everyone welcome. Euchre follows the meeting. A small birthday party took place to celebrate Mr. Ron Hewat's birthday in Caesarea at their home. Neighbours dropped in throughout the evening with well wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm were Friday over- night guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bilton and boys, Stanleyville. They also call- ed on Mr. and Mrs. James Ferrier at their cottage on Otter Lake, near Perth. On Saturday evening they at- tended the gala Banquet and Dance given by Sey- SCUGOG PLUMBING & Discount Plumbing Supplies RENOVATIONS - REPAIRS and NEW INSTALATIONS Special Rates For Senior Citizens 184 Casimir Street -- Port Perry Phone 985-3837 LITTLE BRITAIN WELL DRILLING * WELL CLEANING mour Township to honour * PUMPS the 1977 Warden of North- umberland County, Mr. INSTALLED Kenneth Parr, held 'in Campbellford. -: Nestleton U.C. 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