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7) ~ y ERS CSUR LAR ICS SAN SRE WDE SRY, hd) ek ja AEA SAAT REN wn PP" a 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 16, 1981 Cash prizes offered in poster competition Diane Hooker, Chairman of the Durham Region District Health Council's Regional Youth Advisory Committee announced that the Third Annual "Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Poster Competition" opened on Monday, December 7th, 1981. The contest is open to all secondary students in Durham Region. Miss Hooker stated that, year's response was most successful; thirteen schools participated. Poster entries 'Last *~ GEENA from last year's competition will be displayed at the Oshawa Shopping Centre on February 19th and 20th, 1982. This year we are striving for participation from all of the secondary schools in the Region." Ll HRS RAS Fa ARE AES Hee ARS TUN gy Three cash prizes will be awarded in addition to an engraved personal plaque and another for display at the first prize winner's school. First prize is $100; Second prize is $75; and Third prize is $50. Guidelines i a g g 8 g g lv 5 OPEN: Boxing Day. Le) VILLAGE TAXI - "CLOSED" Christmas Eve-9P. M. & Christmas Day RVATIONS for Transportationon New Year's Eve NOW!! Call: Village Taxi- 985-7365 ENJOY NEW YEAR'SEVE FESTIVITIES & LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US! ~ Heasens Grostings 75" PRICE ROLLBACK IN DECEMBER Plus Waiver or 13.9% APR Financing Forget any reasons you may have for not buying a big new 2-wheel drive tractor right now. Massey-Ferguson has rolled back prices to us in December by 15%...0n every new Massey 2000 Series tractor on our lot: This means some of the biggest savings we've ever been able to offer...to you! -- Don't wait. Come in and buy now, because these savings apply only to new equipment purchased in December -- just in time for year-end tax credits, too. Choice of financing If you buy now and qualify for financing through Massey-Ferguson, we'll make your deal even sweeter, with a waiver* of finance Hurry charges "til season of use, or 13.9%** annual percentage rate financing for two years. It's your choice. See us now for all the details. Walver dates: Tractors, implements, industrial machines . ....... March 1, 1982 Haytools .................. May 1, 1982 Grain combines, swathers . .. August 1, 1982 Com/bean combines .... September 1, 1982 . Used equipment savings too. Waiver of finance charges and 13.9% financing options are also available to qualified buyers through MF on used machinery and equip- ment on our lot. I These price rollback savi are good only during December 1981. HK EXAMPLE ONLY Cash sefiing price Oown payment ¢ Balance lo finance at Jan 1, 1982 Arranged terms af 130% APR for 2 % EXAMPLE ONLY $58.90000 Selling price $58,900 00 17.700.00 Down payment 17,700.00 41,200.00 Balance to finance 41.200 00 Finance charge 10 March 1, 1982 --0-- of 12,149.63 Total contract due 41,200.00 (March 1, 1982. or Aug. 1, 1982, or Sept. 1. 1982. or other lerms arranged) 7.398 52 MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. - SUNDERLAND, ONTARIO LOC 1HO PHONE: (705)357-3121 / AE gd Y ie NS EERE ARRA SL SE rye ot FRAY for the competition have been set by the committee which indicate that the poster size be approximately 60 cm. by 45 cm. (2' x 1%); materials used are open to the student's discretion, e.g. type of paint, colours, texture. Posters are judged on the preventive and educa- tional message presented with respect to alcohol and drug abuse. Students can submit their posters to their Art Departments or District Health Council Office, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby by the closing date of March 1st, 1982. Further informa- tion can be obtained by calling Cathy Fertile, 668-6214. The Committee strongly believes in the concept "education as prevention" and is assisting District Health Council's Substance Abuse Committee in the provision of informa- tion and education on alcohol and drug abuse to the vouth of Durham Region. The pos- Youth Advisory PIPPI AGRI MAS 7? er A a Yor ter competition is a major project undertaken by members of the committee to promote education and awareness. Display areas are being set up in rep- resented schools as a method of providing information. Membership of the Regional Youth Advisory Committee comprises the followirig students: Diane Hooker, Committee Chair- man, Pickering High School; Brad Massingham, Eastdale C.V.1.; Michael Coombs and Susan Bissell, Anderson C.V.1.; Paul Arthurs and Vivian Weisz, O'Neill C.V.I.; Susanne Doupe and Laurie O'Reilly, Port Perry High School; Wendy Coppin, Dun- barton High School. - New membership to the committee is sought each school year. Anyone inter- ested in becoming a member can contact any of the above noted members or Cathy Fertile at the District Health Council Office, 668-6214. Pacers defeat Lindsay in the dying seconds by Hillis Wilbur On Sunday night the Pacer's travelled to Lindsay and defeated them 4 to 3 in the final seconds. Scoring for Port was Jeff Johnstone assisted by Dean . Smith. Chico Vaz assisted by Vaugh McKee and Jamie Lane. Kevin Ferguson tied the game up assisted by Jeff Johnstone and Ken Harman, Then with 3 .seconds left, Chico Vaz scored the winner assisted by Jeff Johnstone who played one of his better games of late. Ken Harman made some outstanding saves in the game and had the Lindsay fans and their players shaking their heads Obituary - in disbelief, good game Kenny. Last Mon. Dec. 9th, the Pacers stuck it to Markham by a tune of 8 to 0 with Jamie Lane picking up a hat trick, other goal getters were Jeff Johnstone with 2, "Ray Meisner, Ian Dickson and 'Dave Kemp. Pick up assists was Chico Vaz with 4, Kevin Trapp with 4, Ian Dickson with 2. Goose Goreski, Howard Lee and Jamie Lane getting 1 each. , This coming week end the Pacers have a tournament in Oshawa which runs Sat. and Sunday. First game 9:00 A.M.Sat. morning at the Civic Arena. Support Minor Hockey. James Edgar Leask James Edgar Leask slept peacefully away at Port Perry Villa, Port Perry, Ont. on Tues. Nov. 24, 1981 at the age of 93. He was born on Apr.23, 1888 on Moneyfuffel Farm on the 12th concession of Reach Twp.,s0n of the late James Leask and Hannah Perkins. He married Alberta Real on Feb. 12, 1919 and they farmed on the homestead. Edgar took great pride in raising shorthorn cattle and showing the prize cattle at local fairs: and Toronto National Exhibition. After bis fife died, he had a sale and retired to Port Perry where he resided with his father for a short time. On Aug. 19, 1950 he married May (Coultis-Real) and they lived at 52 John St., Port Perry until her death on June 17, 1974, SMITH-CORONA Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 9857383 TYPEWRITERS | - The last few years he made Port Perry Villa: his home. Edgar was a member of Greenbank and later Port Perry United Churches and took an active part in both, -He was interested in gardening, curling and hockey as well as being a member of Port Perry Fair Board for many years. Until the last few years he had never missed a year attend- ing 4 the C.N.E. Mr. Leask is survived by his stepdaughter Joan (Mrs. Wes Lane) also three grand- children Gerald, Carel and Jamie Lane. His sister Sylvia Baird lives in Montreal and sister Eva Stone lives in Sunderland, He was predeceased by -two brothers William 'and George. The funeral service was held at McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Home Port Perry on Thurs. Nov. 26, 1981 with Rev. Brawn officiating. : Pallbearers were Charles Leask, Ross Stone, Willie Stone, Geo. Stone, Elmber Eadie and Don Rorebeck, Interment at Greenbank Cemetery. Pa