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Dennis Pugh received 13 profi- ciency badges, while in Cubs. and both were Senior Sixers " Not present when the picture was taken. was Michael Ives, who earned his went up to Scouts are Roger Holtby and Dennis Over 200 Attend Banquet, Dedication Service Of Hall Over 200 members and guests attended the official dedication service and banquet of the Warriner Lodge Hall No. 76, 1.0.0.F, held Saturday, April 10th. "Built on County Road No. 2, or better known as the Oshawa Road, the new Lodge Hall was completed almost a year ago and the first meeting was held in the building in June, 1964. Warriner Lodge was founded in 1871, and the first meetings were held in the Marlow Block on the corner of Perry & Queen Streets. The Malbelle Rebekah Lodge, No. 348, a Ladies Auxiliary of the Lodge was instituted in 1948 and has since that time been actively engaged in, and supported the Lodge in various ways. The successful banquet on Saturday night was catered to by ladies of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge, and this is only one of the many responsibilities under- taken by the members. Short speeches were given during the evening by J. J. Gib- son, reeve of Port Perry, who extended congratulations to the Lodge and the members, and George Beare, chairman of the "building committee. In charge of the Dedication Service was the Dedication Staff from London, one of the only two such bodies within Closed Friday The Port Perry Star office will remain closed all day Friday, (Good Friday). Closing 'las usual will be observed on Saturday, but the office will again be open on Monday, April 19th. 0dd Fellows in Ontario. The impressive ceremony lasted for almost two hours, and about 20 persons, members of the Dedication Staff partici- pated in the various rituals. Present officers of Warriner Lodge No, 76 are: J.P.G. Bro. Len. Beadle; N. G. Bro. Ron. Wanamaker; V.G. Bro, Chas. Bourgeois; Rec. Sec. Bro. Stan Ploughman; Fin. Sec. Bro. Terry Hodgins; Treas. Bro. Fred Crawford. Building Commitee, and res- ponsible for the construction of the new Hall are: Bro. Geo. Beare, chairman; Bros, Terry Hodgins, Leonard Beadle, Bruce Beare, Earl Geer, Wm. Barr & Glenn Wanamaker. Dedication Committee: Bros. Cliff Love, Glenn Wanamaker, Leonard Beadle. Novice Team To Brampton Tournament 1000 boys between the ages : of 8 to 10 will take part in the . annual Brampton Novice Hoc key Tournament, held during the week April 16th to 24th, Port Perry will also be repre- sented by a team and will be ; playing in the "D" class, teams | from towns with population under 3000. This is the largest Novice tournament in North America and more than 100 games will be played during the week. Over 60 teams will partici- pate and the Port Perry team wil! compete against 11 other teams in class "D", including teams from Uxbridge, Canning- ton, Woodbridge, ete. Piano Students Win Honours The following local piano students placed at the Sunder- land Lion's Club Music Festival A.R.C.T. Class-- First--Elizabeth Hayes Grade 10 Class-- Second--Sharon Stark Grade 10 Class-- Third--Shirley MacMillan Grade 5 Class-- Third--Barbara Hillier Third--Kathy Sonley Third--Julie Hall Beginners First--Joan Morrow Also competing were Dianne Panabaker, Marlene Podres, Karen Duckworth and Jeanne Elliott. These are all pupils of Marie Taylor, A.R.C.T.(Organ) Pioneer In The Poultry Industry Ronald A. Peel Ron A. Peel, a respected fig- ure in the poultry industry passed away suddenly April 7, 1965 in the Oshawa General General Hospital. He was in his 66th year. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I'eel of Port Perry, the deceased was born in Manvers Township but received his education and spent the most of his life in! Port Perry. He has been in the poultry meat business for 38 years and, was respected in the poultry in-! dutry for his high quality pro- | ducts and sincere business; practices with his many cus-! Passes At 65 tomers in Canada and through- out the world. Mr. Peel started his career by first raising fancy Plymouth Rock eapons which in 1939 had the distiction of supplying King George VI's tour across Canada and the United States. When the meat chicken in- dustry turned to broilers, he was one of the first to change 'and has directed his quality product to be one of the lead- ing breeding stocks in the world today. Ron Peel's reputation for years hinged on the specialized (Continued on Page 13) Decides To Close Streets Due To High School Addition At a special meeting of Port Perry. council 'on Saturday, April 3rd, it was decided to have Silver and Reno Streets closed. At the same meeting an ear- lier agreement between Mr. J. Ballard and the Village in re- gard to the construction of a, sub-division on Silver Street was cancelled. Present at the meeting were Mr. John Ballard, and on be-! half of the High School Arca Board, Wm. Beare and Ray Fralick. Mr. Tom Harris, the | Town Solicitor was also present. Two motions were passed at | the meeting & read as follows: | 1) "That the agreement with | John Ballard, re the sub-divi- sion on Silver Street be can- celled after paying the sum of $500.00." | 2) "That the Silver and Reno St. be closed from the North limit of the Smitherman pro- perty to Simcoe St. and this be sold to the High School Area Board for the sum of $500.00." It was further decided that it would be the responsibility of the Village to take care of clos- ing the road and laying the 8" watermain to connect with Sinicoe Street. Hospital Report | For Week Ending April 10th Admissions ......cviene 17 Operations Births ceiver, Deaths oor Discharges ..... Remaining Visiting hours 3-4 & 7-8 p.m. A.R.C.T. Piano) R.M.T, i . NG AE REN Receive Provincial Honour Certificates "ACHIEVEMENT DAY" for 4-H Homemaking Clubs brought Provincial Honours to Mrs. Janet McTaggart, Greenwood, Ontario and Miss Sheila Disney of Mt, Zion. Shown above presenting the Provincial Honour Certificate to the two girls is Mrs. 8. Cawker, W.I. District President, Members from while Miss Austra Janitis, llome Economist for Ontario County rent unit was "What Shall I Wear?" and Club looks on. Theme for the cur- all over the County took part in the Achievement Day held in Port Perry High School on Saturday, April 10th. Tn Se Tae Sa 2% Pa wl 9 Se . No om, Fn ML SE ST bh PRI, eX ee TR HSS ~ Pt" . 4 -- we, oh pr 4 ue roe ~ -- Cl ~~ Std WT Ca] pe Ro ne Ee Eh: -" Pe rip wo a Fn AL. RC - Sw » . ~ " To TEN par fr Fore] NEC pe, Se Tee ENDED cs x " P---- Pl ALY wo ys wy SSA SAY on So >] ie. ~E SA A - Sul > Le ts 3 > SALES AFA pr Sy Fine od x LRT port ES i no A ~~