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» iberal Rally You are invited fo attend an Ontario Riding Rally, at Port Perry Public School, Jan. 26th 8.15 p.m. Be on time THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1969--6& (M.D. for York Ce Speaker will be Allan H. Hollingworth nire, 53 a C= Minor Hockey News The House League will have passed the half way mark when you read this, So far there have been many very close and exciting games in both series. Why not drop around any Wednesday night from 6.45 or Saturday morning from'8 a.m, The standing to date-- Little League-- LOLS invisioviicrmtensiiiiiodeniniesiots All Stars .. Canadiens ....uieniseeneninis b Detroit ......coervrinne wb Pro League-- Hottest Goalie. in the League is Brian Knight who some day will put the famous John Ross Roach into the background--b shutouts, Face-Offs-- TT ee. Have you got your ticket for. our monthly draw to be held Wednesday, Saturday hockey is important! But ing to keep the town .on the map, but it is not very encouraging when about the only fans there to cheer" are the few faithful parents and players on the bench. If sport is to survive in Port Perry it is up to you, you and you. This coming Friday, January 1, the eé-Wee Team is host to a team from Oshawa. Game time 6:30 p.m, The boys visited Uxbridge last Fri- ddy and came away winners 4-2. The top scorers in the House League will be listed next week. So until next week' remember this is your hockey club. Men's Thursday Night Bovhng January 28th? You may get same JANUARY cows from Harvey Hall at Howard Motors. DeLuxe ...ovvvveervniennan. Srv 7 Special note to all hockey coaches Howard Motors . NN aiid members of the executive--meet- Stars oie. I { ing Wednesday, January 21 at 8.30 Goofers ........ 1 p.m. Please attend. Whiz Bangs .......cceeeevevvnennnn 5 SRR RRARR AR ERERAEN 0 Jan, 14-59 Applications for Public School Guard | VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Applications will be received at the Municipal Offices for Public School Crossing Guard, until January 23rd, 1959, ny Hours 8.30 to 9.00 a.m., 11.30 ta 12.00 a.m., 12.50 1.20 p.m. and ei 30 tp 4.00 p.m. on school days. a $15. 00 for each school week, with cap, coat and belt. This position may be f illed by either man or woman, $0 is Monday and Wednesday -- on |. these two nights the Port lads are try-| | Night Bowling Archers eT Black Jacks . CAYRORIY ovine crrisicnrsoreiprivinns Meteors ............s ire Horr 0 Juniors ......... Legionaires .... Midtown "o.com - High Triples over 600--C, Lawn 688, Bill Owen 670, Wes. St. John 657, D. Freeman 650, Gord Goode 642, J. Red- man 633, Dave Moore 603. High Singles over 240 -- Wes. St. John 347, D, Freeman 266, Dave Moore 263, Gord Goode 261, Ed. Andrews 248, Jim Redman 244, Don Carnegie 245, B. Healey 245, B, Weeden 244, F. Olson 240, "High Triple--C, Lawn 688. High Single--Wes. St. John 347. Ladies' Wednesday January 9-- "Jets res ESE 23 Sunderlands Planning Board. Relief Officer for the Village of Por Perry for the year 1959, ed as Member of the Port Perry Pub lic Library Board for the period 1959, 1960, 1961 and to Feb. 1, 1962. the year 1959. by By-Law No. 1166. term 1959 and 1960, Ontario Development: Association. 11--Messrs. I. A. Boyd, A. T. Cox are appointed as members to a Joint Committee between Corp. of Port Perry and The Port Perry, Reach & Scugog Agricultural Society, 12--Messrs. N. W. Heayn and Ed. Weeden for one year and H. Gibson and G. Porter for two years; A. Pana- baker for 8 years, be appointed to the 6-L-Mr. J. F. Raines is appointed 6--Mr, John F, Jefford is appoint- wy 7--Mr, Chas. Reesor is appointed as member to the Hospital Board for 8 -- Messrs. A, T. Cox and I, A. Boyd are hereby appointed to the Rink Board to represent the Council for the ensuing year as authorized 9--Mr. W. T. Beare is appointed to the High School Area Board for the 10--Mr. F, Godley is appointed as Council Representative to the Lake Flyers Helicopters JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk enn: SS nese LJ Collector and Dog Controller, for the period of 12 months, i 2 -- A. C. Menzies is appointed | 0 0 bost Office starting February 1st, 1959, will be received by Council. i Sanitary Inspector for the year 1959,1 {5 1, i400 Maple Leaf { Tenders to be in the hands of the'Clerk by Friday, January " duties. ed under. the MONDAY, JANUARY 19 + 30, 1959 at 5 p.m. Particulars of duties may be obtained at iN 3 on ' OT i" Co ted | SMOOL cB <b i the Clerk's Office. " Weed Haperton a rr eh, ' Minor Hockey oie. 7-10 : Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ; 4--Mr, J. F. Raines is appointed | TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 : ) " a Collector of Current Taxes & Arrears Oshawa Plumbers .......... 7-8 Jan. 13-59 JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk i of Taxes, other than Business Tax,| G.M. Stamping Plant ..... 8-9 TS I A ES 3! for the year 1959. Brooklin 9-10 Tenders for Garbage Collector "and Dog Controller VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Tenders, separately or jointly, for the position of Garbage Bombers DETTE TPP I PrP EE TP PPP PT PPP £213. Sweetman 612;-D. Freeman 610, acts as follows: a member of the Board- of Health for the year 1959. Kittyhawks ... Spitfires .... _ Hurricanes ... Mosquitoes ... Mustangs .. Lancasters Scores over 200--M: Prentice 269, D. Freeman 241, 222, S. St. John 236, S..Newnhaam 232, I. Dowson 228, M. MacGregor 222, G. Taylor 222, J. Sweetman 219, M. Eden 219, J. Hull 217, E. Bailey 214, A. DeNure 212. Triples over 600--M. Prentice 640, . Council for 1959 The Corporation of the Village of Port Perry by its Council hereby en- 1--Mr. J. C. Whitby is appointed only. laws relating to appointments as out- lined above are herehy repealed. FROM JANUARY 15 to JANUARY... THURSDAY, JANUARY 15--- School weve. 3:0 bh - School viii, LB3-5h : G.M. Acgaunts Payable ....... 7-8 } 3 G.M. Stamping Plant ........ L.8 = 9 ' Various | GM. Sales Dept. cco, 9-10 h FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 Anpointments y Skating Club ........cccovrrvreevnnnn. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17-- SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 13--Mr, John F. Raines is appointed as Fox Bounty Officer for the Vill- age of Port Perry and to authorize payments to residents of Port Perry All previous appointments and by- - Port Perry 'Recreation Centre From January 15 to January 22 Pee Wee Hockey Public Skating Minor Hockey ................ 8 to 12 a.m. frnichs Transport ........... 1-2pm 'own and Country Club ............ 2-5 Hockey Mateh o.oo, 8.30 G.M. Hockey Club ............ 1.30 - 7 ce. SO both are > borrowing from a bank cash to modernize He needed his kitchen Faced with unforessen household expenses? Want to make some special major pur- chase? Need money for taxes--or to meet a family emergency? Personal loans to help "people meet just such situations are being made by the chartered banks every day. You're not asking a favour when you visit a chartered bank to arrange a personal THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY ng wt ¢ "ts and i. iat wattle. loan, The manager welcomes opporturiitics to make loans, repayable out of earnings in convenient instalments. And at a chartered bank, you can always count on privacy and courteous considera- tion, whether you are arranging a loan or using other valuable services the provides. He had family medical bills to clean up bank WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Skating Club Minor Hockey t G.M., Accounts a Brooklin RR TT PPL PEPPY PEIN Us. Foreign Policy . (From Maclean's Magazine) If John Foster Dulles loses his post as the result of a Democrat win in 1960, U.S. foreign policy will continue along much the same lines as at pre- sent, says Blair Fraser in the current Maclean's. Even with Adlai Stevenson as see- retary of state -- and Fraser feels Stevenson is Dulles' logical successor --the chances are that the U.S. would still refuse to admit Red China to the United Nations. At the same time, writes Fraser, a Democratic regime might he expected to adopt a sterner attitude toward Chiang Kai-shek and would be less likély to insist that other Western countries back U.S. policy on China. Fraser describes Dulles as "dis- liked, distructed and denounced by more people in more places than any other man alive." But, says the writer, Dulles is the ablest man in the U.S. administration, has a powerful intellect, "strong personality and is a good friend to Canada. Fraser concludes: "Perhaps his Democratic successor will he able to strike a happy medium, and be liked both at home and abroad. On the other hand perhaps this happy me- dium doesn't exist. Perhaps the U.S. secretary of state, as the man who must guidé and take the blame for the policies of a global alliance, is foredoomed to be everybody's scape- goat: AGRICULTURAL CONVENTIONS TORONTO Jan. 26-- Ontario Swine Breeders Association, Royal York Hotel "lleges suspended in 1959, under the new Jan. 28--Ontario Sheep Breeders Association, Royal York Hotel 28--Holstein Friesian Assoc'n Royal York Hotel Jan. 28--Canadian Sheep Breedérs Association, Royal York Hotel Jan, 28-30--Ont. Soil & Crop Improve- ment Association, Coliseum, Ex- hibition Park: Jan 29--Ontario Horse Breeders Assn 1 Royal York Hotel Jan. 29--Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association, Royal York Hotel Jan. 20--Canadian Guernsey Breeders Association, Royal York Hotel 30--Ontario Cattle Breeders Association, Royal York Hotel Feb. 4-6--Ontario 'Agricultural Coun- cil--Committee Room 1, Parlia- ment Buildings. Feb. 13---The Canadian Kennel Club, King Edward Hotel Feb. 16--Canadian Shorthorn Ass'n, Royal York Hotel ['eb. 17--Canadian Angus Association Royal York Hotel 18 --Canadian Hereford Ass'n, Royal York Hotel Feb, 23-24-- Ontario Plowmen's Ass'n King Edward Hotel Feb. 256-26--O0nt. Association of Agri- cultural Soc., King Edward Hotel Letter to 10, 000 Drivers Please accept my sympathy and re- grets. A trying time lies ahead. You are goin to be angry. You are going to feel both insulted and victimized. You will probably be hopping mad. That will be your privilege. [It will also be one of your remaining methods of" getting about . . . hopping. Be- cajyise you are not going to be able to ie) a ear. You are one of the 10,000 drivers in Ontario who, according to the estimate of the Department of Transport, expected to have Jan, Jan, Feb. ane their driving privi- Driver Demerit Points System. You are one of the people are not willing, or not able to conform to what the Province considers a minimum standard of safe behavior at the wheel of a car. who Plototid I can appreciate the severity of your self-inflicted handicap. But as an executive of the Ontario Safety League I must express our deep satis- faction that you-.are to get such ® powerful demonstration of the all- round benefits of keepimg your driving performance within the law, and with- in bounds of common sense. SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE Today's Hidden Bargains The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statis- ties recently published some figures showing that the cost of living has climbed 56 per eent during the last ten years. Food prices have gone up even further - to buy a bag of proceries that sold for $10.00 in 1947 now costs $16.70 But lucky for consumers, the price merease on some goods has lagged behind in this post-war cost spiral and these few products have suddenly become today's hidden oii Fugly The 2B; price of drugs and "y prescriptions, for -, example, accord ng to government * figures, has climb. en We LT 228 ed only 31 per A TR, cent since 1947 - ped a small .increase ~ in when compared to the 56 per cent hike in the total cost of living. Yer the price doesn't tell the whole story. The real reason why today's drugs are the biggest sav. ig in history is that they save lives besides money, In the past ten years, the U. S. Public Health Serv. ice estimates that drugs such as antibiotics, have prevented more than a million persons from dving of pneumonia, and as a result, the J ase - the second major killer in 1930 -- has now falien to seventh phtce on the nation's death hist. Drugs have cut the cost of treat. 1 pueumonia, too. Twenty years wo, the disease meant weeks uf hospital expenses and death for one out of every four patients. Today almost all of these same eases can be treated in the home or even in the doctor's oflice, and the disease 1s knocked oat within three d: vs to a week. 'Although they may cost more modern medicines can do what 19:30 drugs could never do - eure disease and, in many cases, prevent the ex D] --"PARTM AVBEROCIK NT STORE oe .a ge y " Lo. 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