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'y ' Lee eu 3 the GREG SR EAT RE RREEARREAX NAOT SOREL TRONS Ta Ly Prt aE LSS KR RVR PRS ER FR RA 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 23rd, 1973 | Newtloras: Caesarea and area news Within the last few months a group of area residents have organized a club which is entitled the Liaison Committee. This club con- sists of approximately six- teen members, a chairman, Mr. Gordon Cooledge of Caesarea and a secretary, Mrs. 'Scotty' Barton of Blackstock. Mrs. Barton has informed me that the objective of this group is to intercede between the pa- rents and teachers of grade school students. Just what this implies I am not quite certain. Perhaps at a later date 1 shall have an opportunity to attend one of the meetings and shall be enlightened in this respect. If this club is of benefit to all concerned, then 1 wish the Liaison Committee all the success due them. Get well wishes for this week are extended to the following . . . Mr. Malcolm Emmerson of Nestleton, Mrs. Irene Train and daugh- ter Melody of Caesarea. My advice to Melody who some weeks ago fractured her collar bone and shortly after sprained an ankle and now her wrist is Melody PLEASE be careful dear. I trust that by the time this report is read all will be well again for the above mentioned neigh- bours. A message of our deepest sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr, Max Fallis who passed away suddenly on Saturday May the 5th. at R. R. No. 1, Blackstock. May God in His infinite mercy comfort the family in this their hour of SOrToOw. On Wednesday, May the 12th Mrs. and Mrs. Neil Lee of Nestleton accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. P. Keeler attended the International Trade show at the industrial bldg. in the C.N.E. grounds, Toronto. Mrs. Lee said that the style in design has not altered to any extent on the seventy four models of snowmobiles. This event -covered a three day period and dealers from area of the U.S.A. and Canada attended. Mother's Day seems an appropriate time for fam- ilies to visit home, and rightfully so. Many families did just that but, I found it most gratifying as we were driving here and there on the 'week-end to see so many cars parked at the home for the aged as well as the senior citizen's homes. Small child- ren accompanied by parents laden with parcels and floral tributes were honouring Mothers and Grandmothers every where. It leaves a person with a warm feeling. There is a death defying squirrel that performs for us cach day. I work on King St. in Oshawa and my desk faces a window which I am finding increasinly difficult to look through. Each day this daring child of nature dodges traffic as he crosses the street in search of food from the snack bar next door. He weaves in and out of danger as though he was indestructable. Everytime he safely reaches the curb, he sits on it and looks at the traffic as though he is thinking Whew !.I made it.A few of us add a whew! of our own. If that little idiot only had the sense to move to this side of ,the street we would all be less nervous and accomplish more work around this office. I read this recently and thought it was quite good . . .the difference between a buzzard and a gossip is . . the bird of prey waits until his victim is dead before he tears them to pieces. "The sympathy of the community is extended to the Jackson family upon the recent loss of an aunt, Miss Katie Gordon of nearby Oakwood. - Leaders of the Cartwright Scouting movement atten- ded the Conference on Saturday in Ajax. The many aspects of Scouting were discussegp to the fullest. Crafts were displayed. An address "was~given by the Provincial Commissioner of the Scout movement. A buffet was served followed by an evening of dancing. . The Caesarea hall is once again a beehive of activity. Many evenings a week the little Brownies practice for their up coming Brownie's night. Many acts, including a pantomine shall delight all who attend. The white elephant sale that is to be held that evening shall be a good chance for us to clean our closets for odds and ends of no use to us and donate them to this sale. This is to be held on June the 12th. Come and see "our Tiny Talent Time." Please watch for our add in the Star the first week in June. Each year Victoria day is celebrated in many localities under strict supervision. A crowd of over one hundred gathered at the Triple G Stables at R. R. 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THOMSON HEATING 985-3365 RIDGEVIEW Snack Bar and Service Station Licensed Mechanic OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ® Phone 985-2431 R.R. 2 Port Perry Walter J. Brown CARPENTRY RENOVATION ODD JOBS Phone 985-3259 Prince Albert, Ont. DON MYERS CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING -- DRAG WORK PORT PERRY 985-3142 - [swamp Garage Auto Body Doug Robinson Bruce McCreight Your Insurance Innovator WM. LAURENCE EVANS 15 Bell St. Uxbridge, Ontario Office: 852-3184 Res.: 852-7712 Life, Health, Group, Annuities and Growth Opportunity Equity Plans Great-West Life <t Gm © ourany 1 RELIABL PLUMBING & HEATING For Information Phone Bert Faber 985- 2012 Murray Burnfield PLUMBING & HEATING 19 Water St. - Port Perry PHONE 985-7980 Forced Air Furnaces Pressure Systems New Work Repairs ETE Electronics | ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE 985-7993 PORT PERRY LEONARD B. NIXON HEATING & BURNER CONTRACTOR HOME COMFORT Sand & & Gravel L.GILBANK Blackstock, Ont. - 986-4868 F & G CONSTRUCTION R.R. 1, Port Perry BUILDING & REMODELLING Cottage Raising Foundation Work, Etc. For any of vour con- struction needs call us. we 985-2979 Electric Motor Rewinding and Repair MITTON ELECTRIC Tel. 668-2670 208 Chestnut St. East, Whitby, Ont. V-Belts and Pulleys Bearings Chain and, Sprockets Free Estimates AUTHORIZED HOME COMFORT SERVICE DEALER 985-7120 985-3291 . baat : SANRIDGE WM. A. COLLINS LICENCED AUCTIONEER FARM SALES, HOUSEHOLD, REAL ESTATE, etc. Call Collect Port Perry 985-3071 GRIEVE'S GULF SERVICE General Repairs PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 985-3182 178 Simcoe St. N. Godawa, Tomlin & Co. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Oshawa, Ontario Telephone 728-3891 DANCE MUSIC for young and old eo Contemporary ® Rock ® Country & Western ® Polkas etc. Weddings, Parties, Dances J. Peter Hvidsten 985 3089 roast, games and a fabulous display of fire works. This is an event that the children anticipate * for weeks in advance. Mr. Gord Hay owner of the Triple G. will be cleaning up the residue from this display for days, but he said he does not mind a bit as the children 'have such a good time. If you ask me I 'think the adults enjoy themselves-equally as much. Try and remember that Nursing Home week is from May the 27th through June the 3rd. Perhaps you will find time to visit for a few minutes. I know that it would be appreciated. : Just a thought . . | Keep your temper no one else wants it. Enrolment down in Ontario Cty. Enrolment statistics for Ontario County Public ele- memtary and secondary schools on April 30 show a decrease of over 1,000 students over September figures. "On Sept. 30 there were 48,181 students enroled in Ontario County public schools. This figure dropped to 47,619 on January 31 and to - 47,157 on vite 30, a decrease of 1,024 students. This compares with a drop in student population of 744 students for the same period during last year. During the current school year, enrolment in elemen- tary schools actually rose, from 32,803 to 32,880 stu- dents, while secondary schools bore the losses, a drop from 15,255 to 14,138 students. "Which one do you want and which will you settle for?" PROPERTY OWNERS AY SW SA Vl 2 EO NY = el a Ney.NeRs FUNDS Home Improvement Pools etc MORTGAGES PURCHASED call RON SMITH at Port Perry 9Q« 78 5-2938 OSBORNE MORTGAGE SERVICES