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+ the co-operation of these or- ™ « lor, J. Norton; Chamber of * awa; Council--Phil Orde, L ® gue--B. Harper; Catholic Wo- CENTENNIAL After a very successful . week of Centennial Celebra- tions we would like to list the organizations that made these celebrations possible. Your secretary appreciates ganizations in all the plan- ning and work that went in- to these celebrations. The many phone calls to the secretary congratulating the committee on a job well done was greatly appreciated and. made all our efforts worthwhile. Your Centennial Committee was made up of representation of the follow: ing organizations: P. P. Legion--Rep. B. Tay- Commerce -- Howard Hall; Lions Club--G. Thomas; Fire Dept.--H. Mahaffy, C. Lown; Skating Club--Mrs. R. Frans- sen, Mrs. Rose; Minor Soft: ball -- D. Grey, V. Walker; Yacht Club--G. Waller, Osh- Boyd; P. P. Dusters -- A. Lockwood, R. Stainton; P. P. Pacemakers -- J. Gibson, D. Dawson; Boy Scouts-- R. Bell Scout Mothers--Mrs. J. Mec- Dermott, Mrs. J. Lane; Guide Mothers--Mrs. I. Lewis, Mrs. M. Clarke; Senior Citizens-- J. Carroz; Mason's--W. Lane; Eastern Star -- Mr. Cornish, Mrs. Reesor; Oddfellows--K. Dowson; Rebeccas -- Mrs. J. Moore; Catholic Men's Lea. men's League -- Mrs. Whit. field; Legion Ladies Aux.-- Mrs. Nightingale; Hospital Aux.--Mrs. Dymond; North Osh. West Horsemen -- Mr. Woodward, . Oshawa; Wo: men's Institute--Mrs. Hardy, REPORT BY HOWARD HALL, COMMITTEE SECRETARY key -- H. Short, J. Waldins. perger; Arena Board--A. Ful ford, F. Godley. Plus the many people of all the organizations who put so much into these cele- brations. Decorated Wagons-- Jay Baird, Jammie Rose, ton, Cam Moore - Jane Smith, Brian Crews. David Irvine. Decorated Bicycles-- Gena Brinkman, Elizabeth Bateman, Patsy Woodcock, Debbie McNeill, Gordon Smits, Ricky Brunton, Jen. nifer Crews, Beth Roach, Kevin Crews, Peter Cham. bers, David Chambers, Ca. therine Mahaffy. Decorted Tricycle-- Stephen McNeill, Grace Robertson, Kelly Thompson Doll Carriages-- Lisa Nottingham, Ann Rose Ruth Scriver, Mary Lou & John Bourgeois, Cynthia & ~ Valerie Franssen & Vernon Murray, Jennifer Franssen --& Heather-& Kim Murray, Linda Brunton, Jay Panna- baker, Betty McTavish, Lisa Taylor, Tracy Menzies, Cry- stal Menzies, Debbie Men: zies. Port Perry High School Cadet Band. Ont. Reg. Fife & Drum Band. Races at Waterfront Park-- GIRLS Age 5-6--1st Cathy Evans, 2nd Darlene Blain, 3rd Ann Rose. non, 2nd Lorraine Hurst, Mrs. S. Cawker; Minor Hoc: 3rd Dianne Fawns. Pete Bateman, Steve Brun«- Age 7-8--1st Melody Can. WES LANE Plumbing - Heating 'Electric - PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 985-2473 RES. Age 9-10--1st Tuyla Lover: ing, 2nd Linda Collins, 3rd Joan Muller. Age 11-12 -- Shelly Olsen, 2nd Sandra Tristram, 3rd Jamie Swinser. Age 13-14 -- 1st Sharlyn Reader, Marlyn McTav- ish, Myrna Rice. BOYS Age 5-6--1st Mark Hurst, 2nd Peter Shawntimleck, 3rd Peter Johnston. Age 7-8--1st Phil Wackett, 2nd Collin Wackett, 3rd Wayne Frazer. Age 9-10--1st Tom Olsen, 2nd Robert Van Camp, 3rd Dean Archer. Age 11-12--1st Robert Tay- lor, 2nd Bob Timleck, 3rd Randy Knight. Age 13-14--1st Ken Irvine, 2nd Ricky Evans, 3rd Bill Cole. x Pram Races 8 to 12 yrs.-- 1st--Rod McClennen 2nd--Ricky Grieves 3rd--Debby Waller Pram Races 13 to 18 yrs.-- 1st--Ted Haugen 2nd--Carl Prentice 3rd--Bob Greenwood Whitby ~ O.P.P. Detachment investigated 38 accidents in which 26 persons were in- jured and 19 drivers charged. 30 of the 38 accidents occur- red on the week-end. miles, checked with 96 drivers be- REPORT Last week officers at the While patrolling 14,500 153 vehicles were ing charged and 54 warned. The Detachment also in- vestigated 74 general occur- rences which included 3 break and enters, 3 insecure premises, 2 liquor offences, and 1 malicious damage, and 65 General Occurrences which included 3 break and enters, 3 insecure premises, 2 liquor offences, and 1 mali- cious damage, and 65 Gen- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 20th, 1967 -- 7 eral Occurrences which in- cluded lost and found pro- perty, domestic complaints and blood escorts. If a lottery such as the Irish Sweepstakes were to be held and it was announced that 40 to 50 local area resi- dents had won prizes total- ling hundreds of thousands of dollars most of us would eagerly shell out money to purchase tickets on the next race. We would figure that our chances of winning were pretty good and if we didn't win this year we would try again figuring that sooner or later our number would come up. - Statistics are funny things. When they show pleasant re- sults we accept them willing- ly. When statistics show that 40 to 50 of our local residents will lose their lives in traffic accidents each year we reject the thought that we might be included. Yet it is a time proven fact. For 40 to 50 of us our number will come up. Think on it for a while. Admit that it is possible that you will be killed. Of course if you wish to increase your chances of be- ing included in the statistics then drink before you drive. Have that one for the road. Exceed the speed limit. Ig- nore traffic signs. Get as close as you can behind the car ahead. Follow those few suggestions and the odds will be in your favour. The odds that is of being included in future fatal statistics. Sure it is always the other fellow that is killed but keep in mind also that to everyone but yourself you are that other fellow. J LJ] LJ Statistics July 9 - 15 Motor Vehicle Accidents 38 Persons Injured ........... 26 Persons Killed ................. 0 Motor Vehicle Accident Charges ...................... 19 Moving Violations ............ 96 Vehicles Checked ............ 153 Vehicles Warned ................ 54 General Occurrences ........ 74 Break, Enter & Thefts .... 3 | Malicious Damage ........ tring Canoe Races 8 to 12 yrs.-- _1st--Don Phinney, Dennis Johnson 2nd--Ricky Grieve, Lorne Fraser 3rd--Steve Hillier, i Jim Ashbridge Canoe Races 13 to 18 yrs.-- 1st--Williamson - Skerret 2nd--G. Gibson - L. Wilson 3rd--Anna Forder - Scott Kenney Log Rolling 1st--Ken Prentice 2nd--Larry Mabley 3rd--Carl Prentice Children who had decor- |: ated Bicycles, Tricycles, Doll |: Carriages or Wagons in the parade and who did not pick up their prize, may have same by calling at Ted Jack-| All children | son Appliance. with decorated 'units are en- titled to a prize. Would the winners of the Parade Trophies, please re- turn them to T. Jackson Applance, as we want to have them - engraved. Amazing "remote LUMBER and BUILDERS -- SUPPLIES -- For Quality Materials And Top Grade Service See Us For Your Building Needs Phone 986 - 7951 Reesor Fuels Lumber| ' PORT PERRY ricontrol" insecticide |gnats, mosquitoes from across a tent, cabin, trailer! Vapona §|odourless. Just open the pack- {lage and hang them ip. for sportsmen and campers. ncredible Vapona* Insect Strips contirfuously "meter out' insecticide, kill flies, actually "seeks out" bugs! Vapona strips are clean and They work for weeks. We have Vapona* Insect Strips Come in today! RAY BIRKETT PIRT PERRY 985-2291 *Shell's Registered TM, - "Will it spoil the Volkswagen image? od Don't let its good looks fool you. 'have their motors. (In case you're When you really come down to it, wondering where we put the motor, our snazzy Fastback Sedan is still a well, it's neatly tucked underneath the trunk in the rear.) The Fastback's also got a little more Volkswagen. The engine is still in the rear and it's still air-cooled. room for passengers than the Beetle. It's just as easy to replace parts. And it's just as easy on gas. (32 And, the room has been decorated a little more nicely than the Beetle. miles on a gallon.) Will a Volkswagen like this change ~ And while we were making the Fastback Sedan good looking, we were also making it bigger. our image? We doubt it. After all, it's only the world's most beautiful Volkswagen. Not the world's most It's got a trunk in the front where most cars have their motors. And a trunk in the back where most VW's beautiful car. WERNER'S SERVICE CENTER, R.R. #4, Tel. 985-7162 3 A a? » .! A 34) ~ as" ys » 5 i) a _-- fn Th "Xray ENN or a "ois Fa a or