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If an announcement was made that Whitby O.P.P. De- tachment was holding Open House and free snacks and gifts would be supplied, 1 imagine people would swarm the building. If an announcement was made that Whitby Detach- Grade STR ewuwwwe hah hl EEN pp ppp Teachers Wanted REACH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA BOARD REQUIRES FOR JANUARY lst, 1968 1 Teacher Grade 3-4 Teacher Assistant to the Principal -- Half Time Full Experience Allowed. Salary Schedule : Catagory 1 - Catagory 2 - Catagory 3- Catagory 4 - Reply stating qualifications, name and address of last inspector to : FRC Yin wo oi LIE | ahs 4 add CH . Rey 50 SADT, FRI AN Various Safety Organiza-| Liquor 5 tions print thousands off Break and Enter 2 words annually nan attempt Bseapees 4 te reach the motoring public Stolen Cars 1 All Police Departments cons] Recovered Cars , 1 stantly appeal to motorists of fhseeure Premises 1 drive safely. And yet acci- Impaired Drivers 1 dent rates continue to in-| Miles Patrolled 12.280 ment was presenting a lee ture on traffic safety it is doubtful that the entire audi- cence would fill a closet. Why this apathy in regard to traffic safety? Can any- one honestly believe that ac- cidents only happen to other people? : $4,400 to $6,200 $4,800 to $6,900 $5,200 to $7,600 $5,800 to $8,800 LSS YS 22S 3S RAL SSS SS SSNS SNNS SENS SSS SSS A J PRR ppp crease and traffic courts are still being filled {o capacity. The solution to end this | carnage on our highways is- n't simple but it can be ac- complished. If everyone, and that includes you, simply made up his mind to adhere strictly to all traffic laws and adopted a defensive driving attitude, the accident rate would. drop drastically. Cheating on traffic laws is habit forming. Let's apply some will power and kick the habit. 4 persons were injured in 23 accidents investigated by Whitby Detachment Officers last week. With nightfall occurring so carly this time of the year, motorists are urged to increase their vigi- lance in watching for pedes- trians walking on or near the roadway. Likewise, pedes- trians are advised to wear light coloured clothing while walking at night. I would also suggest that bicycles be put into storage until spring. * * * Statistical Report MV.As Persons Injured Persons Killed Accident Charges Hazardous Moving Violations 61 ow 8 | : i Vehicles Checked 109 PATRICIA LOVE, | Vehicles Warned 48 R.R. 2, PORT PERRY. ' General Occurrences 54 * ¢i Miscellaneous 36 Phone 985-2307 % Theft 5 PA hhh hhh aii hhh Rh A Rel A A A A LL A A LA A 8 SN 8 3 sm Se AS EN LN NN NS SC ERS CS SR RRR FLA ARN BS Tt > 20) AT yy : ' a rl a St RA | [IVF a ROTA CF [#4 ' ~ { ff ho ns Sh ; he BLS YR 3" ee dis LAREN PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 30th, 1967 -- 47 . 4 rh > ve v EE A RS i li ama 5 LN 3 IANS Te RN re » Wy oon | I WJ ! yr ast Fie 7 #r 3 . HN ' For Your Xmas Shopping Convenience TED JACKSON APPLIANCES WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT from DEC. 1 to CHRISTMAS Specials from 6.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. EACH NIGHT Dec. 6th WESTINGHOUSE DRYERS 20% Off List Price C.H.3. Graduates Enjoy Banquet Held In Lindsay A graduation dinner, spon- sored jointly by the Stud- ents' Council and the Board of Education, was held at the Bonfire restaurant, Lind- say, on Sunday, November 26 at 1.30 p.m. for the gradu- ates of Grade 13 of Cart- wright High School, Black- stock. Those attending the banquet included the fifteen graduates, their parents, their teachers, the members of the Students' Council and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sleep -- Mr. Sleep representing the Board of Education. After an enjoyable meal, Miss Joan Horton, President of the Students' Council, wel- comed the group and pro- posed a toast to the graduat- ing class -- the largest in the history of = Cartwright toast to the Principal, Mr. Paisley and his staff, and Mr. Denis McLaughlin of the University of Guelph who proposed a toast to the par- ents. There followed remarks by Mr. Paisley, Mr. Ashton, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Snaith, Mr. Sleep, Mrs. Ivan Thompson and Mr. Dal- ton Dorrell. Before adjourn- ing for a social hour, Miss Sharon Larmer of Oshawa General Hospital Nursing School, extended a vote of thanks to the Students' Coun- cil for having arranged the dinner. Before departing the stu- dents enjoyed chatting with one another and reminiscing about their days at C.H.S. High School. 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