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,", A Ne TE: 2a No Se ee WY 'A EN BN WRAP ETA 'y 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday May 6th, 1965 IN AND OUT OF TOWN Branch 419 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Port Perry are to be guests of the Oshawa Canadian Corps this coming Saturday evening. A bus will leave the Legion Hall between 7.30 and 8 p.m. * * *® Mrs. John Moore, Port Perry held a miscellaneous shower re- oently for her niece, Miss Bar- bara Bainbridge, Stouffville, in honour of her forth-coming marriage May 22nd. Guests were present from Richmond Hill, Terra/ Cotta, - Holland | Marsh, Claremont, Goodwood & Stouffville. * LJ * On the 25th of April the Port Perry United Church Choir journeyed to Bobcaygeon to supply the music for the even- ing church service. The choir was very well received and the members enjoyed reminiscing ard visiting with Rev. J. K. Braham a former minister of the Scugog charge. Mr. Glen Taylor, former organist at Bob- caygeon and now a member of the choir presided at the organ, and Miss Gloria Hastings ac- companied on the piano. * ) * * A happy crowd of ladies and 2 FRAGRE ERX Aare Sa FELT 5 3 Laid KN FRR Belugas aadonn bos bilson gentlemen left Port Perry last | Saturday morning May 1st on' a bus chartered by Mrs, Robert- son. They plan to visit Okla-| homa, Texas, New Mexico, Grand Caryon, Las Vegas, Hol- lywood (Disneyland) San Fran- cisco, Seattle to Vancouver and Victoria, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper Park, Edmonton, Saska- | toon, Regina, Winnipeg and, home, | This tour will take about 30 days. Mr. Ivan DeNure, Cha- tham will be in charge of the bus. The travellers are from! Port Perry, Uxbridge, Barrie, Toranto and Chatham. Six Fire Calls | Since last week's issue of the | Star, the Port Perry Fire De-| partment answered six calls, five of them grass fires. Two of the grass fires at- | tended to were in the Village, | and three in various places in| the district. No damage was' reported. | The sixth call was to a truck | outside the Brewers' Warehouse | where a truck had a tire on fire. Nomination Convention | May 28th | The Executive of the Ontario | Riding Federal Liberal Associa- | tion unarimously passed a ve- | solution to hold a nominating convention Friday, May 28th,| at Henry Street High School, Whitby, Ontario. | Two factors which led the | exceutive to this decision were, | first, the possibility of an elee- | tion being precipitated by Con- | servative opposition to reform | in parliamentary procedure or | the formula for repatriation of our constitution, and second, | the desire to give the candidate | time to prepare a strong cam- paign, At least four well known names are expected to contest the nomination. oe . by y 1 py REAR MN 7 D i" v / sid I. AS U8 ELAR TAITAX Accident Rates High On Tuesday, April 27th, a Farm Safety Meeting was held at Manchester with 67 farm people in attendance. Most of those present were Farm Acci- | dent Reporters who will be: sending in reports on farm ac- cidents for the coming year-- April 1st, 1965 ,to March 31st, | 1966. Mr. Lynn Fair, Agricultural Representative, in his talk, re- viewed some of the information | period. that came out of the Farm Ac- cident Survey that was com- pleted in Ontario County five years ago. In this survey, 164 accidents to farm people were reported 14 of these accidents were fatal involving 8 Men, 2 Women, 3 Boys and 1 Girl, The 150 non-fatal accidents resulted in 2,664 days of lost time; cost $26,863.69 in medical and hos- pital bills, and resulted in $164,- in a twelve month | On Ont. County Farms 817.20 damage to property. 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