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Port Perry's Fidelity Lodge, AF and AM, No. 428, installed officers for the new year recently. They are pic- tured above, front row, left to right. Richard Davison, immediate past Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling League Standing Dec. 12th-- Kittyhawks ...cccovvvnennnine, 21 Hurricanes ..........ccovnee. 19 LAancasters ........oueevenniinn. 17 Helicopters ...........ccuevnne.. 16 Flyers Sn Es cartinrensaliinns 16 Sunderlands 16 BPIINes .iviinn imran ies 13 eJts 13 Mustangs ........cceevvivennnnenne 12 Bombers iu nninmanmminiman 12 North Stars .......ee., 9 Mosquitoes ...........coocccovivnnn b High Single-- C. Warriner--828 High Triple-- B. Oke--1758 Over 210 Singles-- J. Ballard--212; A. Miller--241; M. Jeffrey -- 266; L. Carnegie -- 217; M. Cook -- 296; J. Taylor -- 260, 227: A. Lown--243; M. Baird -- 210, 212: A. Williams--217; J. MecLaughlin--216, 229; S. Brignall--217, 212; H. Bowe: --284; C. Warriner -- 225, 3283: Olsen--214; D. Taylor--215; K. Har. per--220; A. Spears--226; B. Oke-- 273, 239, 246. FIDELITY LODG A ra master; Charles Brignall, senior war- den; Stuart Lane, worshipful master; William J. Carnegie, distriet deputy grand master; Norman Aldred, junior warden; Donald Wallace, chaplain; Couple Killed on Way to Blackstock MYRTLE STATION --- Christmas gift delivery Sunday night resulted in tragedy for a Scarborough man and wife. Mrs. Mildred Smith, 42, of Silvo avenue was killed in a two-car erash, on Highway 12, about a mile south of here Sunday night as she and hex hushand, Everett Bertram Smith, 37, were bound for Blackstock from their Scarborough home to deliver Christ- mas presents to relatives. Mr. Smith, a passenger in the ca driven by his wife, died shortly after admission to Oshawa General Hospi- ! tal, | Injured in the two-car head-on | crash were Jolin Frederick Schuerman, 19, R.R. 3, Oshawa, his 10 year-year- old brother, Perry and their mother, Mrs. Doris Schuerman. Police said snow was blowing across the highway at the time of the acci- dent. Visibility was near zero, in- vestigating officers added. The Smith vehicle, for some un- known reason, police said, left the northbound lane and entered the i southbound lane and came into colli | sion with the southbound Schuerman I vehicle, Following the hmpact, police suid, | the Smith car ended up in the north: "bound lane and the Schuerman vehicle went into the ditch, John Schuerman suffered multiple | abrasions, lacerations including a la- ADVERTISERS DEADLINE! We ask our advertisers to take note of these times:-- Display advertising to be in by 2 p.m. on Tuesday of each week. Classified advertising accepted until 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday of each week. Your co-operation in bringing your copy to us early will enable us to get your "Star" to you on time. er ---------- a As CEC ISISE PURE BES Se INSTALLS 1963 OFFICERS LENT SMITH -CORONA SKYRITER Port Perry Star COLUMBUS . We're starting off into 1963 with eve "be a grand year for you. Thanks for your patronage. We look forward to serving you in the New Year. Ray Hobbs Garage aL ONTARIO y hope that it will Fig | 8 0% Alhert Cawker, treasurer; 2nd row, Wentworth Watson, sceretary; Howe ard McMillan, director of ceremonies; James Adderley, senior deacon; Har- vey Mahaffy, junior deacon; James cerated lower lip. His brother suf- fered multiple abrasions including a lncerated upper lip, Mrs. Schuerman suffered a broken arm. All are in Oshawa Genera) Hospital. Cpl. Joseph Tulloch, of the Whitby Detachment, OPP, took charge of the investigation, He was assisted by Constable Raymond Goodwin, Police said it is probable an inquest will be held. [) Of Many Things by Ambrose Hills FOR SIXTY . THREE I was looking for Christmas stick- ers, On the table in our recreation room I found assorted scraps of paper, Marlow, inner guard; hack row; John Sweetman, organist; Gordon Blair, senior steward; Robert Storry, junior steward; and Clinton Midgley, tyler, ~Oshawa Times Photo I'leaves from school notebooks, rough sketches and crayon art work, and then the treasure. Neatly printed was it list of Resolootions for 1968, 1) 1 will not fight with Martha in 1968 even if she gets her leetards mixed with mine. 2) [I will study my maths harder. {Felt like adding spelling to that one, but I didn't.) 3) I will tidy my half of our room every day. 4) 1 will love everybody. (Signed) Franny, { Number one is going to be tough. I give it a week. Number three, of ! course, is a dream, I give it a day... | passibly. Not that I care. That last | one, number four, makes all the rest | rather unimportant, Love is about the most important thing in the world, I suppose. Books have been written about it. Some writers claim that if you could love Dr. Dymond with mem Government Central Laboratory nerve centre of Ontario's laboratory system. Dymond Discusses Health in Ontario ss ht Photo--Ontaric Dept of resith bers of staff at Ontario The Laboratory Branch Matthew B. Dymond, MD, CM. Ontario Minister of Health Ontario Public Health Labora: tory Service is health bacteriology of water, milk and concerned with community in sanitary public eating places, performed for medical ofticers of health in auchan, county and rural areas. It is alzo concerned with the health of the individual and many types of lalioratory tests are performed for practising phy sicfans fectious dizeares, but alo 10 out of-hospital diagnosic and treat. ment of other conditions of ill. health, The Laboratory Branch of the Department of Health consists of | the Central Lab in Toronto, to-| gether with twelve regional lab- | oratories and five associated lab oratories providing area service. | A technician training centre is located at the Central Labora tory. Approximately 35 students take the course each year, study- ing both academic and practical courses, A student enrolled may receive bursary assistance while he is in training, Approximately 9097 of he work done in the laboratories is provided free of charge. An in dividual may have his well water tested at no cost, by tending a tample ta the lab. Individuals | citizen related not only to in I keep Ontario » healthy province may not realize that they benefit indirectly through the number of free tests that are perfonued for them when their doctors or medi. cal officers of health send samples and specimens to the lab, There i# no charge 10 the doctor, and consequently to the patient tw this work. The Central work in racing chemistry, Saliva Laboratory does ind other camples from race horses are examined upon re quest in the event of uny ques. tions raised at the track as to a horse's performance, Approximately 30¢; of all lub work done in Outario is carried out by the Laboratory Branch, Of this, half is done by the Cen tral Laboratory and the other half by the regional and asso ciated laboratories across ths Province, The services provided by this Branch are an important tool in public health. Examinations of specimens are made for tuber culosis, typhoid, Asian influenza, syphillis to name but a few, along with tests for bacteriology of water and milk. The reports thus received by medical officers of health, family doctors and other concerned agencies help your Department of Health to in which to live 26/11/62 everybody, you would never have an ulcer or a headache, Another asserts that virtually every creative act springs from love, whether it be a poem or a well-plowed field, or a beautifully-designed bridge. And they aren't talking only or even chiefly about romantic love that makes you all trilly inside; they mean love in that larger sense of understanding and compassion between men. Most of us go along with anything good that is sald of love. Most of us wish there were more of it. Then should we pass a Taw? I sup- pose we could; we have laws these days about everything else under the sun, Trouble is love is a voluntary emotion or state of mind. It cannot be legislated. You can't steal it from LHE FORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DECEMBER 27th, 1962--5 those who have it and give it to those who haven't (if you could, believe me some political party would have it in the platform!) How does one achieve this wonder- ful state of mind? Don't ask me. I think Franny might be on the right track, though. Include everybody. If you can bring yourself to love some of those you've been feuding with, you'll find it mighty easy to love that good neighbour . . , and yourself! ONTARIO COUNTY Federation of Agriculture Sponsors n The following 2 big and Tablets afl fd balling gfin- ; STOP SCOURS HOURS! Po Secours Tablet: provide the | Get this safe convenient a met loday p04 3-8-0 SDD DSDDDD DODD OD DD De Se At thp c realize hpw goodjwi welcome The of Drug Stores and at Feed FA&D Scours § treatment of scours for farm animals. Be prepared! 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