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- - ow yy - - (esr ie BA) in RT -- Cal ae IN i PE reas y Pat ww NS nn = LASSE SE oN NO ly 2 EE IE, pad) Sw ~ in WS i a a HRT ON, Set a ha 7 of TON Fonds, TT a oa day visitors of Mr. ~ John Murray. ~ tions of other drivers. hk "FANART N DROSHA IN HH GUY VI ER CRE Tot) wl Pu of LA a Salen ITER = ey A Cr ROAD AE Xd 2-2 ove NL ETT TAR NEMS S bs <J PANY, or BNE FORTE TN ARAL phe 2 aL is 8 ~~ ia SE] SANTA CLAUS VISITS PORT PERRY ON SATURDAY, DEC. 3rd IN AND OUT OF My. Sandy Bruce and Mr. Angus Mowat of Thornhill Fri- and Mrs. *¢ & @ Mrs. T. C. Cairns is flying by C.P. Air on December 7th to Honolulu, thence by Air New Zealand to Auckland, She will reside in the city of Welling- ton with members of her family. @ ¢ [] Mr. and Mrs. Grant McDer- mott entertained at a delightful get together on Saturday even- ing for former business asso- ciates of Grant. Among the guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Farand, who had driven down from Sudbury, Ont. for the reunion. * * * Four members of Port Perry Figure Skating Club executive accompanied Sandra Hall, Sharyln Reader, Heather Stev- 'ens, Jean McTavish, Jan Baird, Janice Pentland and Julian Diamond to Peterborough Sun- day, where they tried out for amateur caches. All received badges, which enables them to assist in teaching. Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE November 23rd-- ROBES iii caritaisernniscpiries 43 TULIPS riveree, 35 Violets ...ocoocvvnnnneennisiinnenn 3b ASTOTS virions ssinggs 34 Bluebells .......ccvveviiineienns 34 Daisies ...coovvererineessiiniinins 33 Daffodils .....ccceeeviiriiininnnnns 32 Sunflowers .....cccveeiinnns 31 Petunlas ....vvcernisirinin 27 SNAPS eee iiverirri 26 Sweetpeas .....ciiiiiein. 20 dh £100 OI RA 22 Singes 210 & Over-- K. Harper--284, 227; J. Leach --2173, 2567; P. Fulford--271; W. McLaughlin -- 264; A. Olson-- 259; E. Bailey -- 248; B. Brad- bury -- 248; C. Wilson -- 247, 214, 213; B. Oke--244; M. Si) John--243, 231; P. Rowe--239, 236; E. Doyle--235; V. Rider-- 236; G. Forder--231; D. Taylor --226; J. Fleming--223; B. Bal- lingall--222; L. Dumoulin--220; S. Brignall--220; M. Cook--214 B. Doupe -- 212; M, Graham-- 210. Triples 600 & Over-- . Harper--695; J. Leach--687 C. Wilson -- 674; G. Forder-- John--6327E} Bailey--620; M. Cook--614; A. Olson--610; E. Doyle--608; P. Rowe--607. WHITBY DETACHMENT O.P.P. Weekly Report During. the past week, Offi- cers of this Detachment pat- rolled a total of 12,800 miles & investigated 27 motor vehicle accidents. There were 14 per- sons injured---and 18 drivers charged as a result of these ac- cidents. 53 drivers were char ged and 28 were warned, of a total of 86 drivers checked. Speeding drivers still hold first |" place on the charge sheet with unsafe lane changers a close second. General complaints were down a bit this week with a total of 54 received. There were 2 Break & Enters and 3 Thefts reported along with 2 Auto Thefts. Both stolen autos were recovered, as well as 2 other autos that had been re- ported stolen in other areas. 3 --persong were charged with li- quor offences and 1 impaired driver was arrested. SEL EE SE . The advantages of Freeway driving are realized from con- stant speeds rather than from spurts of high speeds. It is vitally important to maintain an even rate of speed, to keep' pace with'/the flow of traffic and try to anticipate the ac- Follow- ing the car ahead too closely is the cause of many Freeway fa- talities and multiple-car colli- gions. Allow for unexpected stops, by drivers ahead, parti- cularly in heavy traffic. The good driver follows other vehi- cles at a safe distance, of at least 1 car length for every 10 MPH of speed. Increase this distance when road surface or weather conditions are unfav- ourable, The safe motorist al- ways adjusts his driving to current conditions. * »* * Whitby O.P.P. Statistical Report for the week ending November 26, 1966 Accidents Investigated ...... 27 Persons Injured ......cooi 14 Persons Killed ......c.ccevinnivinnnn 0 Drivers Charged ....conieiiins 13 Drivers Checked ...... IRTTATT 86 Drivers Warned iin 28 Drivers Charged .....coiiin 53 General Complaints cove b4 Break & Enters in 2 REELR or prereerrmrssivagisiisispsrsrissans 3 Malicious Damage ......cc....... 2 Insecure Premises ............ 1 Auto Thefts amnion 2 Stolen Autos Recovered ...... 4 Liquor Offences ......cccecviin 3 Impaired Drivers .......c.... 1 Miscellaneous Complaints .... 36 Miles Patrolled ....c...cccuu. 12,800 EPSOM . J. P. Wilson is going in- to he in Toronto on Tues- day for another eye operation. We do hope it is successful and wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. Howard Ashton is in the hospital for a few days--Our best wishes for Howard too. Mrs. Gordon-Prentice was in Toronto with Donnie and Gail for a few days last week. Then on the week-end the three Prentice boys and their wives, also the wee grandson were home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gibson of Port Perry were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Ashton one day then in the afternoon vigited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling of Brookdale. Don't forget this Sunday is "White Gift Sunday", at church and Sunday School. . Church at Epsom at 11.30 this Sunday. The regular U.C.W. meeting will be held Dec. 7, 8.15 p.m. This will be our annual Mis- sionary "gift" meeting. Eric -Benns and Robin of Ux- bridge had supper with Mr. & Mis. Alan Card and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer visited her mother Mrs. Middle- ton at Whitevale on Sunday. Dr. Jerrold and Mrs. Asling and Janette of Neustadt were with hig parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Sunday. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Nel- son were dinner guests with Mr and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday. Birthday wishes to Mrs. Florence MacDonald who will celebrate her eightieth Birth- day Dec. 9th. Ashburn News Layman's Sunday Service in Burn's Church on Nov. 27th at 11.30 a.m. was well attended. Mr. E. Heron conducted the service of Worship with Mr. Bruce Lehman leading in the responsive reading from Psalm 145 and Mr. Ross Batten read- ing the New Testament lesson from Romans, Chapter 13. Mr. Ralph Hyatt led in prayer. Mr. Fred Daw told an inter- esting story to the children and James Daw had charge of Jr. Church. The men of the Church as a choir led in the singing of the hymns and Mr. Roy Gaudaur sang a solo. os The Honourable Dr. Dymond, an elder of St. John's M. B. Church, Port Perry delivered an inspiring megsage. Mrs. M. Sparks spent last week with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Porter, at Guelph. Mrs. Edgar Heron visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAnddless, at Don Mills last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs." Levi Hopkins of Brougham, called on Mrs. Wm. Hopkins last week. Mrs. H, Doble spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. 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