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a - Cs mr AI ss RMR, < yo a ar 2 Cv WG tq ov ERT SE SR, - ~ rd HEAL ERLISTE WE LIONEL "TE A A0s SHER ILE EFS REEA hE, - - AS 2 PEL STAT 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Jan. 6th, 1966 IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mrs. Connor, Little Britain, Mr. and Mrs, Claire Slemmons, Oshawa, Mr, Robert Jeffrey, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slemmons, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ireland, Deb- orah and Robert, Ottawa, spent the Chrstmas week-end with Mrs, C. C, Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs, Irving Boyd spent Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Don McGibbon, Toronto, -- Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Hayes, Brandon, Manitoba, have re- turned home after spending a few weeks with his mother Mrs, Ernie Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearce, Mrs. Nellie Crawford, Black- stock, spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Crwaford, and for New Year's their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul, Ottawa. 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowle and family, Bowmanvlle called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrison on Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Hegg, Cry-. stal Springs, Sask. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare & family spent Christmas with Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Scott in Tor- onto. They visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. D. Holden, Oshawa and spent New Year's with Mrs. Lue Beare, Claremont, Mr and Mrs. James Owen, R. R 1, Port Perry celebrated their 62nd Wedding Anniversary quietly at their home on Decem- ber 22, with their family Glen and Marian, Bill and Melba, and Winnie Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Owen are enjoying good health. Mrs. Owen reported picking pansies in her garden Jan. 1st. --® - - ples of the ice balls examined Warns Against Plastic Ice Balls revealed a tendency to leakage with repeated use. Their use in drinks could present a health hazard, Dr, Dymond emphasized. Dr, M. B. Dymond, Minister | Kong, be discontinued immedi- of Health for Ontario, has re-| ately. commended to medical officers| Laboratory examinations of of health throughout Ontario|the water content of the ice Further work indicates other that the sale of plastic covered | balls show a high degree of organisms associated with bu- ice balls and novelties for cool- | contamination with bacteria of | man infections have been iden- ing drinks, originating in Hong | intestinal origin. Further, sam- | tified. To date, only the pro- ducts from Hong Kong have been found infected, Persons now using these pro- ducts should examine them care- fully. If originating in Hong Kong or showing signs of leak- age, discard them. To date, no illnesses directly traceable to the use of the ice balls have been reported. 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