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WW 4 yERAER, LS pas Gh . Howard Ha Continued made Port Perry. his home for the past 25 years. His many years of experience in regards to the position he is seeking, will be of benefit ® to any School Board. During the last 10 years, Mr. Hall has been 'a member of the local School Board, and the last two years following. the amalgamation of Port Perry and Scugog School Boards, he held the position of vice chairman of the Board. During the last ten mon- ths, he has represented Port Perry, Scugog Township eo School Area Board on the Ontario County Interim Board, studving the educat- ional svstem for the purpose of making recommendations to the new board. RES 3 0 Contest Other accomplishments of Mr. "Hall are, secretary of Chamber of Gommerce for 10 years, secretary of Curl- ing Club, member of Arena Board; Minor Hockey, Minor Softball and Figure Skating executives. ; When the Ontario County Division Board of Education assumes control on January 1, 1969 it will become the second - largest employer, next to' General Motors, in Ontario County. : Nominations throughout the County will take place on November 18. Two weeks later, on December 2, the 20 members of the Board will be elected. See advertisement in re- gard to the nominations elsewhere in this issue. Western Music At Club Annrene The many western music fans in this area will have quite a . thrill in store for themselves Sunday, Nov. 10. That's the day, Cy Wilson Ford Sales brings Uncle Benny Wilson and his Cross Country Western Jamboree for a two hour show at Club Annrene, on Seugog Island. Also featured on the pro gramme are "The Blue Dia- monds"", recording artists, Canada's answer to Johnny Cash, Gerry Lee, and many other well known names. For further see advertisement in this week's issue of the Star. Check The Label On Your Paper that there are new Provincial laws gov- erning registration, driving fules, equip- en and insurance Or. . motorized snow vehicles For Information inquire at any Department of Trans- port office or write to: ONTARIO_DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT . Ferguson Block Queen's Park, Toronto 5 Well Over $400. Collected Continued $5.85, proceeds from a dance in Prince Albert Community Hall. The grand total was $419.14. "BOOBY-TRAP" TREATS Reports of "Booby - Trap" treats during Hallowe'en have come in from most places in Ontario County, & Port Perry and area are no different. At both R. H. Cornish Pub- lic School and Reach No. 1. Consolidated School, Prince Albert these incidents of sadism have occurred. Teachers at the schools have checked all the lunches of the pupils and found four apples with razor blades, one apple with needles and some candy kisses with needles. One young girl became ill from eating chips with some type of chemical on them. FIREMEN KEPT BUSY The local firemen were kept busy for several hours extinguishing small fires, turning off hydrants, ete. A couple of the benches placed around town were set on fire, so was the new bul- letin board in front of the Post Office, as well as the old judges stand at the race track. No sooner would -the fire- men have turned off a hyd- rant before they were called to another spouting water all over the street. This went on for more than two hours, and the fire trucks were kept busy driving from one hyd- rant to another, turning the water off. information| At Rest STRONG, Robert Henry-- Entered into rest at family residence 1174 Sommerville Ave., Oshawa on Tuesday, November 5th, 1968, Robert Henry Strong, beloved hus- band -of Greta Solomon fath- er of Harold, Bowmanville, Gerald of Oshawa, brother of Mrs. M. Wotton, Blackstock, Edward of Bowmanville, Har- vey of Hampton. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home Oshawa. Service in the Chapel Friday, November 8, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. BUY --- SELL L SEAL ESTATE LID -01ALTOR 985-7373 WE ARE LATE BUT NO LESS SINCERE WHEN WE EXTEND Congratulations and Best Wishes to KEN JACKSON AND HIS STAFF of Flamingo Pastries Limited Bowyer Refrigeration OSHAWA, ONIARIO. Sneaker Explains Fifect [+ Of Drugs And Narcotics John Powell, Sergeant of Detectives of the Oshawa Po- lice Department made a strong and lasting impression on some 30 members of the Lions Club, a number of tea: chers from both Public and High Schools as well as a few students from the High Schools while a speaker at the regular meeting of the club, Monday. Mr. Powell had chosen as his topic, "Drugs and Nar- cotics", and for a man who has witnessed the drama, the horrors, and crimes from the use of drugs and narcotics, he appeared an unusually 'mild-mannered person. However, it was obvious that what he had seen and experienced for 23 years while on the Oshawa Police Department had made him convinced the only way of stamping out the horrible crimes of selling or using narcotics is to enforce the law. He delivered a most inter- esting message, and did it with a solid background of knowledge, and what he told the attentive listeners was delivered with the intention not to forget what terrible consequences could be the result: of "only trying it once." : His speech, the film shown. and the question period af- terwards deserve large audi- ences. It was educational, while terrifying, but possibly the best method of making people understand this 20th century demoralizing and filthy habit would be to show films such as was shown on Monday night, in everyl school, club and organization throughout Canada. Mr. Powell's speech de- serves a great deal more space in the columns of the Star, but unfortunately space is limited. Mr. Powell was introduced by Stan Mumford and the club's appreciation was. ex- tended by Wm. Sharpe. THOMAS THOMAS HOUSE of MUSIC OSHAWA IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Mr. Malcolm Pallant (Gold Medallist - London (Eng.) Institute of Music) AS THEIR OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE IN THE PORT PERRY AND UXBRIDGE DISTRICTS FOR THE FULL LINE OF WILLIS PIANOS MR. PALLANT'S LONG PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN ORGAN AND PIANO MUSIC WILL ENSURE THE FINEST ATTENTION TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS ORGANS TELEPHONES: BUSINESS--576-3921 (OSHAWA) HOME--985-2085 (PORT PERRY) UNCLE BENNY WILSON And His Cross Country Western JAMBOREE Brought To You By CY WILSON FORD Featuring Toronto's One and Only Allied Recording Artists | THE BLUE DIAMONDS Canada's Answer To Johnny GERRY LEE And Many Other Known Names ALSO 25 MINUTES FOR AMATEUR TALENT -- DON'T MISS THIS SHOW -- Cash SUNDAY, NOV. 10-5 5.1010 pm. 2 hou (On the Island at) CLUB ANNRENE Come ADULTS: $1.25 Advance Tickets at Cy Wilson Ford -- Manchester, Ont. In or Write for CHILDREN (AND BRING THEM) 50¢ Tickets i SNC