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© Staff Advisor Mr. W. Brock. "would "be the Five members of P.P.H.S. Collector's Club executive were present when the above picture was taken. From left Jaysen Madsen, Grant Kerry, A.W. Brock; Neil Taylor, and Gary Geer. Absent were Ray Collins and Simon McLatter. Form Collector's Club At High School The P.P.H.S. Collector's club has been formed by a small but dedicated group of students under the direction of President Ray Collins and Interest centres on coins and stamps, but the club boasts one rock collector and is hopeful that eventually the scope of its activities will be enlarged. The 'special project of the stamp section under chairman Gary Geer and of the coin section under chairman Jayson Madsen, is to establish a stamp _and coin collection, which property of the school and| permanenty- be available for inspection by any interested groups or individuals in the community at large. The club will specialize in only Canadian stamps and coins although the stamp group at a future date embark on a small number of topical collections such as "Stamps with flowers", or 'Stamps with national flags" from all over. the world. The members of the club would like to appeal to readers of the Star to assist them in -this undertaking. If you or one of your children perhaps, long ago made a small coin or stamp collection which now sits collecting dust in some remote corner, would you contribute it to the school club to help it establish a basic collection to which additions could be made gradually in the future? |- The club will show its grat- itude for such donations by prefacing its collections with a permanent listing of all those citizens who helped make the collection successful. If you can contribute, please call the High School 985-7337 at any time during the day. A member of the club- will pick.up your cont- ribution. Hospital Auxiliary Had An Active Year The annual meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary was held on. November 18th with 20 present. President Mrs. M. B. Dymond presided at the meeting and extended a wel- come to everyone. Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker, secretary, read the annual report of the monthly meet- ings and projects in the past year. Mrs. D. L. Crozier, treasurer, gave a financial report. Our pledge to the hospital building fund is $20,000.00 and of this am- ount $15,000. has been paid. Mrs. Dymond urged more ladies to come to our meet ings. There are 30 organizat- ions in our auxiliary with a representative named to att- end the meetings but wheth- er you represent an organiz- ation or not, anyone is wel- come, to attend our monthly meeting on-the 3rd Monday at 2 p.m. Mrs. J. Manns, knitting convener reported that 61 babies were born in the past year at the hospital. Plans for the Doll Festival on December 14th were made Please leave donations for the home baking and candy table at the Masonic Hall by 1.15 p.m. Tea will be served at 2.30 with the draw for 8 dolls - with $5.00 on each to be made during the after- noon. The dolls are on dis- play in Greer and Kelly's window. Mrs. G. Smith spoke on be- half of the nominating com- mittee saying that due. to the opening of the new hos- pital so near at hand, it would not be proper to change our executive at this time, so the same executive agreed to carry on for anoth- er-year. President, Mrs. mond. . 1st vice president, Mrs. A. McDermott 2nd vice président, Mrs. J. M. B. Dy- TUESDAY, NOV. COURT ROOM Port Perry Residents ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A PUBLIC HEARING Called By- THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD | n Regard To The Proposed Sewage Works Programme In The MUNICIPAL BUILDING 26th, 10 A. M. Davidson Treasurer, Mrs. Donald Croz- ier Secretary, Mrs. B. L. Wana- maker Corr. Secretary, Drs. D. Gerrow Knitting Convener, Mrs. J. Manns Co 'Mrs. Dymond presented a life membership pin to Mrs. Donald Crozier for 15 years as treasurer of our auxiliary. |, Mr. Clive Roane, a teacher | at the R. H. Cornish Public School was the guest speak- er. He spoke on his native country of India, comparing the size and population to Canada and relating the cus- toms of his people in regard to religion and festivals. In: closing he spoke of the med- icine and numerous herbs being used to cure diseases. Mrs. Dymond thanked Mr. Roane and presented him with a small gift in apprec- iation of his interesting and informative talk. Mrs. A.. McDermott ann- ounced the proceeds from the carving board and turkey draw is $51.00. Lucky winn- er is Mrs. Jessie Hope, Port Perry. Many thanks to. Mrs. Hall and her pupils at the Retarded School for making the tickets for this draw. Please note there will not be a monthly meeting in December. The meeting closed and refreshments were served. FARMS WANTED + t H ' ' FOAL USIATE LID Mutor 985-7373 | Midgets Down Bay Rides CY'S MUSTANGS 5 BAY RIDGES 2 On Tuesday the Mustangs played host to Bay Ridges and as usual the game was feautred by sustained action throughout, The only thing that marred it was the chippy play on the part of Bay Rid- ges. They have a consider- and opened the scoring with a goal by Gaetan Slay un- assisted. The Mustangs 'were. not long in tying it up and tak. ing a three to one lead. Bay Ridges came back in the with Terry Clements clicking with assists going to Charles Scala and Dan Stokes. Cys Guys added two more goals in the third period to make it 5-2. The third period was play- ed with: both teams being short handed most of the time. It was marred by an injury to Rick Evans when one of the Bay Ridges boys wanted to mix it up. Rick fell to the ice with the other lad landing on top of him and hurt his shoulder in the fall, Glenn Geer will probably be sporting a shiner when he was struck over the. eye by the puck. 'Goals for the Mustangs went to Paul Heard, Ken Tryine, Danny McCartney, Roger-Moase and Rick Evans -- Ken Irvine picked up a pair . of assists and Rick Evans, Glenn Geer, Rick Trot- ably improved team this year second period to score a goal | ter, Bill Davidson and Grant McLaughlin one each. Next game Friday 9.15 p.m. at Brooklin and Tues., Nov. 26th Stouffville visits - Port Perry 8.30 p.m. House League Action In Bantam play on Satur- day Gibson defeated Steph- ens 4-2 and Campbell down- ed Lefort 4-0. Scoring for Gibson. was Lackie (2) with Waldinsperger and Jackson one each. Phinney and Skin- 'ner counted for Stephens. For Cartwright in the sec- ond game Campbell (2), Tom- chishin and Felstead scored. The Pee 'Wee games saws Best defeated by Cartwright 4-3 and Hurst nipped by Mec- Coy 2-1. Cook (2), Wagger Bowling - MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING November 14th-- High Triple--J. Hadley 854 High Triple W.H.-- . N. namaker 845 High Single--J. Hadley 364 High Single W.H.-- N. Wanamaker 309 High Scores-- J. Hadley--854; N. Wana- maker--1752; R. Sweetman-- 734; F. Hastings -- 1733; T. Thomas--1727; D. Butt--696; J. Owen--1719; J. Wilson Sr. . --684; G. Wilson -- 683; K. Catherwood--673; B. Owen-- 670; J. Redman -- 667; K. Skerrat--657; R. Chandler-- 647; G. McHugh -- 645; J. Dowson--645; J. Cook--641; M. Butson -- 629; Terry Ad- derley -- 627; N. McNulty-- 624; D. Scott--623. and Brown scored for the first game winners while Van Weston, Kennedy and Knight tallied for Best. Mec- Coy's scorers were Taylor and' Heard., Hurst's scorer was Goulding. In Novice. Cartwright with Canada's 42nd Christmas Seal Campaign opened earlier this year in order to. save money on increased postage rates. Funds will be used for tuberculosis and" respiratory disease preieniion. Larmer and Hawes counting beat 'Ashbridge 2-0. Petrozi edged McQuadés 5-4, with 2 goals each to Taylor and Beare and Wackett with noe. Cochrane and McQuade. had two each for McQuade. On Your Paper = Ontario County Division Board EAST WHITBY -PORT PERRY SCUGOG On: Dec. 2 SC -------- The Canadian Tuberculosis Association at its annual meet- ing changed its name to the Canadian Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease = Assoc- iation. The change is in recog- nition of the growing threat to health of a range of other respiratory diseases, chief of which are emphyséma and bronchitis, which together now kill twice as many Canad- ians as tuberculosis. Education --- Presently Vice-Chairman Port Perry - Scugog Township School Board Board's Representative To Ontario Cty. Interim Committee On Education YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE IS RESPECTIFULLY SOLICITED BY REG FOSTER GREENBANK, ONT. for © COUNTY OF ONTARIO BOARD OF EDUCATION Representing Municipalities of Reach, Brock, Cannington Served 8 years 'on Central Ontario District High School Board