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al ---- em Tak ? Larry Watson, grade 13 student of the Port Perry High School, cadet major and commander of the sghool's cadet corps recently returned from a six weeks trip to --dJamaica. Larry was one of 27 out- standing cadets picked from all over Canada for the train- ing of Jamaican high school boys in the various phases of cadet training... ' He found the Jamaican boys co-operative, friendly and _keen to learn, but a bit lazy, especially during the hot- test part of "the day. "It's customary for Jamaicans to slow down 'and have a rest when the sun is glowing at its peak over the island," Larry said. It wasn't all army training during the six weeks for the young Canadian cadets. Dur- ing time off, the boys enjoyed mountain climbing, surfing, and other types of recreation. "Jamaicans in general were hospitable, particularly when they heard we were Canad- ians", Larry said. "We visited the Governor- " General's residence, and were ' Port Pari High School Cadet ° Chosen To Instruct Jamaicans entertained for dinner at the home of the High Commis- sioner to Canada, and enjoyed a swim in his. private pool," Larry said. The boys were taken on a sight seeing trip of an Alcan aliminum plant, the" largest in the World, and had dinner with some of the officials of the plant following the visit. 4 To be picked as a member of the group of 27 cadets is quite an honour to Larry and Port Perry High School. Prior to the selection, the boys had to qualify as master cadets. This involved thorough tests in all phases of cadet training, such, as rifle drill, shooting, map and compass reading, etc. Epsom continued Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell and girls of Roxborough P.Q. were with her parents Mr. & Mrs. H. Ashton from Thurs. to Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton called on Mr, antl Mrs. Ed- gar Gibson of Port Perry one day last week. oe Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and children of Uxbridge were with her parents Mr. & Mrs. A. Card on Sunday. - Mrs. Cawker and Mrs. Mary Barnett: of Toronto visited Mrs. Sara Johnston of Bass Lake on Saturday. POV VV VV VV VP I VV VI VV VV VV VV VV VII VV ® WES PLUMBING - POPPI PVOPOVOVIIVIVOVIVIVIIIVIIVIOVIVIVIITIIVI® HEATING - LANE - ELECTRIC - PORT PERRY; 985-2473 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE PTV VV VV VV YY OOOLl ~~ News {12nd The Simmonds and Munro families attended the Ex onf Tuesday. Mrs. Jeffery and Mrs. Stewart were there on Wednesday. Mrs. 'McEnany entertained several friends with Canasta on Tuesday 'evening. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Som- merville, Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro, Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pren- tice of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hough- land and family had Sunday dinner with Mr.-and Mrs. E. Houghland of Whitby. In the afternoon Mrs. B. Houghland and girls attend- ed the Trousseau Tea for 'Miss Shirley Nichols at the home of her parents in Whit- by. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash- ton, Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs, Davies of Prince Albert vi-ited friends at Fairview Lodge Whitby. Holidays are over. No Church at Epsom or Utica this Sunday. Next Sunday Church at Utica 11:30 'a.m. U.C.W. at Utica, Tues., Sept. to 60 per cent. A test to destruction. Marnie Ellison of the engineering staff at General Motors of Canada in Oshawa watches with some apprehension while Bill Murphy, precision inspector, carries out a destructive seat belt test. Each day, seat belts selected at random from. supplier shipments are put in this strength-tésting machine that stimulates body stress. Belts are required to withstand a 5,000 Ib. load and regularly exceed this figure by 40 ~ Mrs. Russel Dean and Mrs: G. McKee, Oshawa, called on Burketon friends on Tues- day. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the Hoskin family "and friends in the passing of Mrs. Wesley .Haos- kin formerly of Burketon. Mr. K. Sinclair has return- ed home from a trip to Nia- gara Falls and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Whit- on Mrs. R. Davey and Burke- ton friends on Monday. Mr. .Leslie Taylor won a number of First and Second prizes at Belleville Exhibi- tion. Several from here attended Blackstock Fair on Saturday. a - HE. Hohnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 986-2383 INVEST NOW FOR 3 YEARS VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry 'Telephone 985-7306 Group 3 in-charge. field, St. Catharines- called | The driving sound of Lear Jet Stereo 8.. . Surround yourself with full-dimensional stereo. phonic sound wherever you drive, with Lear Jet Stereo 8. It's completely automatic. Just push the Stereo 8 cartridge in and listen. 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