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: ows i TAA KET sre aE ASST T RL A : SRA AG Volume 99 "Local Squirts Port Perry's high flying Squirt team are entered in two hockey tournaments coming up shortly. The boys will travel to Peter- boro this Saturday for a one day tourna- ment and on the 28th of March will travel to Brampton to enter a tournament which will last all week. Pictured from left to right: THURSDAY 'Entered I , MARCH 19th, 1964 * b 4 i a Neil ingale, Gary Front Row-- ager). n Two Tournamedts McLaughlin, Short, Ricky Evans, Centre Row--Lorrie Williams, Jamie Me- Nab, Larry Jackson, Glen McCoy, Garry Waller. Back Row--Murray Lee (Coach), Brent Heard, Bobby Young, Kenny Night- Number 25 Cal Cochrane, Ricky David Bourgeois. Lee, Ross Sweetman (Man- --Staff Photo Carol Fralick Awarded $63,750.00 For Injuries In The Oshawa law partnership of John Greer, QC, and Terence V. Kelly managed what they feel is the largest single liabil- ity judgment in the history of Ontario County at Supreme Court Assizes here recently. The two counsels teamed up to convince a six-man Petit Jury to award Carol Fralick of R.R. 1, Port Perry $63,750 for losses resulting from an accident that occurred in 1960. The girl, now 20, was struck down while running across 1960 Accident found that Robert Cain, pre- sently of Peterborough, and then a resident of Myrtle Sta- tion, the driver of the car that struck Miss Fralick, was 85 per cent negligent. In a separate suit for medi- cal expenses, the girl's father, Kenneth Fralick collected $2,- 927.67, or 85 per cent of the mutually-accepted figure of $3,444.20. (Continued on Page 138) Annual Meeting Tues., March 24 Citizens of Port Perry and area should be aware of and 'attend the annual meeting of the Community Memorial Hos- pital held on Tuesday, March 24th at 8.30 p.m. This meeting is open td any- one interested and will give the public an opportunity to ac- quaint themselves with the im- portant work which takes place at the hospital. Also see advertisement on an- other page in this issue. FIREMEN ATTEND TWO FIRES Basement After a relatively quiet win- ter as far as fires are concerned the Port Perry Fire Brigade was called out to two fires this week. The first call came in on Sun- day night when a fire had start- ed in the basement of Mr. J. Durward's home on 13th Con. of Reach Township. The only damage to the place was to the basement joice and ceiling. * * * The second fire was of a more serious nature completely gutt- ing a farm home on Highway 7 and 12 at 6th Con. of Reach Township. The local firemen had to | battle the flames for almost five hours. Tuesday night be- fore they had the fire under control. . As far as can be determined it originated as a chimney fire, but spread rapidly completely gutting the dwelling. | Wiser Trophy To Scarboro Rink A Scarborough rink, skipped by Joe Hanson won the Wiser trophy at the Port Perry Curl- ing Rink last Saturday. In second place was Jerry Hunter's rink from Port Perry. The other members were Grace Hunter, vice skip, Gord Prentice second and Joyce Howsam, lead. In fourth place was another Port Perry Storey Beare, Rinks participating were from | Fenelon © Falls, Scarborough, Richmond Hill, Peterboro, Cam- eron, Orillia and Port Perry. On Friday and Saturday of this week a two-day Bonspiel sponsored by Beare Motors Ltd. will take place at the local rink. Two Week-End Car Accidents Involved in a car accident on Brock Road near Uxbridge Sun- day were Brian Smith, Hamil- ton and David Petrie, Scarboro. They suffered minor injuries, were treated at Cottage Hospi- tal, Uxbridge and later released. A Raglan woman escaped serious injury here early Sun- day morning when her conver- tible crashed against a cement bridge. : ~ Mrs. Myrna Audrey Burgess was released from Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital shortly after the 4 a.m. crash against the bridge which spans the Lyon Brook. Mrs. Burgess' injuries were described as a possible broken nose and blackened eyes. rink skipped by | Damaged, Farm Home Gutted Lack of water also hampered the work of the firemen and for additional water supply the tank truck from Uxbridge ar- rived assisting in putting out the fire. Occupying the home at the time of the fire were Mr. and Mrs. Merrill with their four children. The family had ar- rived just a few days ago. Owner is Mr. Charles Ingwer of Toronto. Annual Carnival Friday, April 10 Monkeys! Zebras! Poodles!-- All these will be seen at the Fort Perry arena on April 10, at the sixth annual figure skat- ing carnival, The theme for the Junior part of our carnival this year is a Three Ring Cir. cus. There will be several big little strongmen, strutting white chested penguins, and a little baby tiger.. Not to be forgotten are two adorable baby elephants and one huge daddy elephant. All these ani- mals will be put in their places by a snappy little ringmaster. Plan now to attend this an- nual carnival. Tickets will be on sale shortly. Anna & Richard were guest skaters at the Orillia Ice Car- nival last week-end, Partici- pating in two evening shows and one matinee. Coming up for them is a special invitation to-skate at the Granite Club in Toronto, March 21st and the Oshawa Carnival on March 22. They are certainly a most po- pular pair -- many invitations have had to be refused. Hospital Report For Week Ending March 14th Admissions ...................... 14 Operations ..................... 14 Discharges .........ocvunnon., 13 Births ......ccoovvveerin, 1 Deaths ....cccoveeveerernnnnn, 1 Remaining ..................... . 14 County To Take Over Assessment The trend by municipalities to have the Ontario County assess- ing department take on the duties of assessment came up for discussion at the last re- gular meeting of Port Perry Council. . It was unanimously agreed and a by-law passed to appoint the assessor of Ontario County to be responsible for assessing duties in Port Perry. Highway 12 from a bus on Feb. 5 of that year, the Court learn- ed. : : a com fracture of the left leg. The $63,760 represents 85 per |§ s estimate for: cent of the jury ] the losses incurred by the girl over and above medical .expen- ses during her hospitalization and convalescence. The jury ruled that she was 16 per cent negligent in rela- tion to the accident. To Spend $16,000 On Town Streets At the last regular necting of the Port Perry council a by-law was passed for the provision of moneys for 1964 expenditures of roads and streets in the town. A total of $16,000, was au- thorized to be spent, of which They : Reevs Presents Keys Of New Truck To Town Foreman In the above picture, Reeve J. J. Gibson of Port Perry is seen presenting the keys of the newly purchased half ton truck to the town foreman, Clare McNenley (centre). On the left is Stewart $11,000. will be for maintenance "and $5,000. for construction Sweetman of Sweetman's Service Station, from whom the truck al ) LS : Ld : ; yr : : i oi ; 455 | ot was purchased. The new truck was purchased by tender, with Sweetman's submitting the lowest tender. The truck has the words, "Port Perry Works Dept." printed on the door panels and will be used for light duty around the town. Staff Photo } di iat en IA a no ae nt "a rn - ~ | Pati Bl al ™ ", SI SOE a nr