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J] PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 11, 1970 -- 5 ONTARIO WINTER GAMES The first Ontario Winter Games, featuring athletes from across the province, will be held in Etobicoke in December, Premier John Ro- barts announced last week. The Games will be organ- ized and run by the Ontario Department of Education's youth and recreation brangh. Nearly 1,000 young ath]€tes will compete in 16 events during the three-day meet scheduled for December 28- 29-30. The competitions will decide. the make-up of the Ontario team to the Canada Winter Games in Shskatoon six weeks later. Ontario Games events are: badminton, basketball, box- ing, curling, fencing, gymn- astics, hockey, judo, figure & speed skating, skiipg, syn- chronized swimming, table tennis, volley ball, weight- lifting and wrestling. The events will be he'd in 17 . Etobicoke secondary schools and two arenas: t' Albion Community Centre & Etobicoke's Centennial Park. Représentatives ot the Ont- arjo Games will be decided * by a series of regional com- petitions to be held from 'low to November. Wanted Rug & Upholstery to Clean Gathered outside the Scout Hall members of Port Perry ""C" cub pack surrounded the trophy they won May 30th at the annual cuboree at Canmngton. The Brian Rabb Memorial Trophy was won by the pack for their represent- ation of the "jungle" theme. Port Perry cub packs "A" and "B" also attended the cuboree. "A" pack dressed as gypsies and ""B"" pack represented space. After receiv- ing the trophy Thursday night "C" pack members went inside the Scout Hall where they enjoyed pop and ice cream promised them for winning by A.C.M. Fred Fraser. I Done in your home and ready To Use the same day Port Perry Ph. 985-7704 Prince Albert News Mrs. Les Beacock Future success and honour is wished for Mrs. Tony "Val- orie" Buxcey who on May 29 was among the class as "Nur- ses' Aid Graduates® who had trained in the nine month course at the "Psychiatric Hospital Whitby" where she is still on the staff. The fol- lowing immediate family at- tended the colorful Gradua- tion Ceremony included her husband Mr. Buxcey, her mo- ther Mrs. W. Heayn and Me- lodie. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Heavn when they also joined the rest of the family guests en- joying the dinner-dance at the Carousel Inn. One night last week Mr. & Mr.s H. Holtby and son Neil were among the many attend- ing the musical entertain- the fundraising project en- titled "Sound Scope" in the Port Perry High School. Thé*band director Mr. Chel- lew voiced high praise to all the talent of the band but KNOTLESS CERTIFIED emphasized one top-knotch member Mr. Neil Holtby who had A most assets and humour excelling himself in this musical field and so congratulations Neil. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove assisted in transferring Mrs. T. Hodgins Sunday School class to the attractive Centre Island, Tor- onto. This memorable out- ing was strictly based for the class members who had proven co-operative in vari- ous aspects and especially faithful in attendance. There- fore all present had a glori- ous time. Our minister and wife Rev. W. M. and Mrs. Reeves and family enjoyed attending the wedding of their elder son & bride-to-be which took place in Windsor on Saturday. Our sincere best wishes are ex- tended from our midst to the newly married couple. Best of health is wished for Mr. G. Cherrie who un- derwent surgery in- Oshawa hospital. . 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