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,October 16 »100F, Maybelle Rebekah Lodge and the Hospital Gary Hunter, captain of the team trophy from C. Butler, president of * receives the coveted championship 0.AS.A. Beat Tavistock In Two Straight Games Ken Jackson, proprietor of Flamingo Pastries is pic. "tured presenting a happy Jay Neill who was a short-stop on the Jewell Const. Pee Wee team with the Gary Jack. son Memorial Trophy which Mr. Jackson donated in hon- our of his son Gary and was awarded to the boy who * combined ability with sportsmanship both on and off the diamond. > Autorama Show October 10-11-12 Five local car dealers have scombined their efforts again this year to give the public an opportunity to see the best cars in one location. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 10, 11 and 12 cars will be on display in the Port Perry Arena this will give everyone ample time to view the new models. Car dealers participating in the "Autorama Display" are as---follows: Beare Motors Limited, H. Peel Rambler Sales & Service, Sweetman Motors Limited, Cy Wilson Ford Sales and tMajcher Pontiac, Buick Limited. Blood Clinic The Canadian Red Cross will hold their '4th Blood Clinic at the Oddfellows Hall on Wednesday, October 16. Sponsoring the clinic are members of Warriner Lodge, Gives Report To Council Members Following a recent muniei- pal fire protection -survey here conducted by the Ont- ario Fire Marshall's office, Mr, N. J. Atkins of that of- fice attended the last regular council meeting. In his report, Mr. Atkins stated Port Perry has a good, average Fire Department, and the recommendations he made were not compulsory, but should be executed dur. ing the next few years. He strongly recommended that at least two men attend the Fire School at Graven- hurst every year. The coun- cil expressed their satisfac- tion with the. survey, and agreed that it should greatly ad to the efficiency of the fire brigade. Also attending the meeting were fire chief W. G. Raines and deputy chief, Harvey Mahaffey. Laales Auxiliary. For time and appointments check the advertisements in the next issue of the Star. Port Perry Ballard Lumber Softball Club won the OASA Juvenile "C" Softball Cham- pionship on Saturday night when they defeated a hard hitting Tavistock club 4 to 3 in a real battle between two evenly matched clubs. Pitcher Rick Beare was in Tavistock scored one run in the first inning on two solid base hits and one Port Perry. the third inning on two more hits. The final run came' in the eighth inning on two Port 'Perry errors as the boys ap- peared to be very tense. Ta- vistock got two hits each from first baseman Eckstein and short stop McIntosh; cat- cher Mohr picked up the other hit. Port Perry scored all four ! runs in the third inning on | five solid hits. - Third base- ~ man Ken Clark opened with a single, Rick Beare went down swinging, Dale Beare Hurst singled to score Beare, Bob Baxter pop out, Gary Hunter singled to send Hurst to third, and John McMaster singled to score both runs. Bill Wanamaker lined out to deep centre to end the inn- ing. From this point on Port second base as Gary Hunter singled in the sixth inning & Rick Beare in the seventh, Dave Walkom- struck out eight Port Perry Batters. (Continued on Page 11) Receives Award Frank Godley, one of 31 members of Oshawa Life Un- derwriters' Association was honoured recently when he); received a "National Quality Award". The award is pre- sented to life insurance re- presentatives who place con- sistant emphasis on quality service to their clients. : Presentations - were made during a luncheon meeting at the Hotel Genosha, Osh. awa. An offer from the mem- bers of Port Perry Fire De- partment to paint all the Fire hydrants if the municipality supplied' the paint was ac- cepted by council, great form as he allowed |' only five well scattered: hits' ~ and struck out nine batters. «error. They, spored again, in, doubled to score Clark, Gene |' Perry never got a man past | Laie < PORT { PERRY ------ Volume 103 : PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, ocr, 3rd, 1968 ; Number 50 C. of C. Decidés Santa Will Visit Port Perry Again A the Special Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held last evening there were 16 businesses represented out of a possible 50. The members present vot- ed that an-Xmas celebration for 1 day be staged in Port Perry, and a committee of five was named to organize and plan this event. Many suggestions and ideas were recorded by the secre- tary 'that could be helpful to this committee. To make this a successful undertaking the help of all the merchants will be need- ed and will be solicited by When the County Board of Education assumes control Jan. 1st, 1969, it will become one of the largest employers in 'the county with probably the second biggest budget next to General Motors. Between 43,000 and 45,000 students in schools ranging from Whitby to 75 miles north by road to Cooper's Falls in Rama Township, will come under the jurisdiction of the board. About 1,700 teachers plus maintenance and supervisory staff will come on the pay- the committee. -- roll of the huge board. They Oshawa Powerful Voice On County School Board will include 1,000 public school teachers. Nominations for candidates for the boar il be held on Nov. 18. 0 weeks later, on Dec. 2, the 20 trustees will be elected across the county for two-year terms. On Dec. 9, the county board will hold its first meeting, likely at the County Court house in Whitby. -Oshawa will have a power- ful voice on the county board. Seven of the 20 mem- bers will be from the city. " Continued on Page. 2) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Con- lin, Prospect received friends and relatives on Sat., Sept. 28th on the occasion of their Diamond Wedding Anniver- sary. The honoured pair were married. in the Imaculate Conception Church, Port Perry, Sept. 30, 1908. Mrs, ead OF Mr. and Mrs. E. Conlin Observe 60th Anniversary [3 a Conlin was the former Flor- ence Bryant of Myrtle. They have three daughters, Loret- ta (Mrs. Lloyd Collens) Mari- on, Toronto and Helen (Mrs. Tom O'Connell) Ottawa and a son Stancey deceased. Four grandchildren, Ray Collins, Eddie, John and Maureen O' Connell, The received friends 7d, relatives from Ottawa, Osha- | wa, Bowmanville, Toronto, West Hill, Whitby, Epsom, Port Perry and surrounding district. Telegrams of Congratula- tions were received from her Majesty the Queen Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Tru- deau, Mr. Norman Cafik, MP, Dr. M. B. Dymond, M.P., Premier John Robarts and a framed plaque from the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa. . Flowers, cards and best wishes were received. s¢hool teachers and 700 high - -