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- Nestleton,Caesarea news LV without them you must admit that these organiza- tions would be quite disor- ganized. So please think it over men. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Johnstone of Nestleton were pleasantly surprised on Monday of last week, when Norm's brother Blair and wife visited them from Campbelton N.B. The Blair Johnstones were overnight guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Inman and son Kevin have sold their home in Caesarea and taken up residence in Toronto. Their many friends and neighbours wish this nice young couple the very best. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowett of Caesarea have moved to Blackstock. We wish them contentment in their new home. A sincere get well wish is sent to Mr. W. Fraser of Caesarea who is still a patient in Oshawa General. Mr. Fraser is 91 years of age and in spite of a heart pacer, has been quite spry these past few years. A welcome home from hospital is conveyed to Mrs. Norm Tennyson. Stay well Bernice. The many many friends of Ann Lee wish her the most pleasant of holidays, Ann is going to take a month and camp ete. If ever a girl deserved a holi- day this one does. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Gobkes and family are finally settled in their gorg- eous new home just east of Caesarea. Their previous home on 7A highway was lovely but Mrs. Gobkes in- formed me that it was just a little too large for the family needs. The commun- ity extends a sincere wish for continued health to Sonya, the daughter of ee ee ee ee ee ee rT UXPOOL REGISTRATIONS Ey REGISTRATIONS are still being taken for Swimming Lessons in August. Phone or come to Uxpool Rudy and Lydia Gobkes. Sonya has undergone a series of tests and surgery and is now on crutches. Be patient Sonya . . . by fall you will be grateful that all of this discomfort has be- fallen you, because by then, God willing you shall be not sitting watching the others, you will be as active as they. The Caesarea girls volleyball team shows much promise. In next weeks issue of the Star, I shall have the names of all the members. For the present I shall convey best wishes for the season to Miss Wanda Cooledge, who is secretary and Linda Fletcher, coach, as well as each player. The team is playing on August the 4th. in Putsey Park, Caesarea, at which time a silver collection shall be taken to purchase material Wet! for the team. The girls play each Monday and Thursday evening. These girls shall be a challenge to any local team that wishes to play against them. Lots of luck girls. We shall see you on August the 4th. Perhaps after that game you shall find some competition. A week-end guest of the Bud Trains of Caesarea, was Emile Fulton Cox of T.V. fame. Mrs. Cox has appeared on such commer- cials as spic and span, the Cadbury chocolate ads and has appared in movies of Dr. Lock, M.D. Mrs. Fulton Cox is apparing in a play in October. Just a thought To live up to the expecta- tions of our children is a fete not too many of us are capable of. For their de- mand of us as adults is quite shattering. Warning to bicycle owners Whitby Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are receiving an unusually high number of reports of bicycle thefts from various parts of the County. If you or your children own a good bicycle, a couple of dollars spent on aTock and a chain might prove to be a good investment. These thefts are occurring to unlocked bicycles left in bicycle racks at swimming pools and park areas. A bike that is locked is a good deter- rant. A thief will not take the time to try and unlock your bike when he can steal the unlocked one next to you with little danger of being noticed. Without looking, would you be able to tell a police officer the serial number of your bike. The recovery of stolen bicycles is hampered UXBRIDGE RED CROSS Leader Patrol Course Starts August 7th for only *15°° (Requirements: 15 years by August 30th) and must have Senior Bronze Award) 852-7831 by the owner not knowing the serial number. It should be copied down and kept at home, so that in the event your bike is stolen you can supply the police with the number. OPP report During the week of July 9 to 15 Ontario Provincial Po- lice from Whitby report that 17 persons were injured in accidents in the part of southern Ontario county patrolled by the O.P.P. The 51 accidents caused $34,000 damage. During the same week there were 15 thefts, 8 break and enters and 2 cases of assault. Four drivers were found to be impaired and 11 liquor offences were investigated. ves =. Wo Softball Schedule Thurs., July 19th: SQUIRT - Keswick at Port Perry Legion Legion Park 6:30 p.m. PEE WEE - Markham at Port Perry IGA Lakefront 6:30 p.m. Fri., July 20th: SQUIRT - Port Perry Legion at Richmond Hill. Mon., July 23rd: PEE WEE - Port Perry IGA at Markham BANTAM - Thornhill vs. Port Perry Lions Club 6:30 p.m. Lakefront SQUIRT H.L. - Port Perry at Goodwood 6:30 p.m. Tues., July 24th: SQUIRT H.L. - Greenbank at Claremont 6:30 p.m. Wed., July 25th: BANTAM - Port Perry Lions at Stouffville 8:30 p.m. SQUIRT H.L. - Claremont vs. Port Perry 6:30 Legion Park. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 18th, 1973 -- 17 Bush league standings On Monday, July 9th, Port Perry and Greenbank played to a 9 - 9 tie in their rescheduled game. The fol- lowing night Greenbank visited Port and won 13 - 12. Thursday, July defeated Columbus 4 - 3. Both Raglan games this Canoe race "74 Changes Two new categories will be added to the Lake Scu- gog Historical Society's Ca- noe-the-Nonquon Race next year. In 1974 there will be classes for racing shells and for father-and-son (or daughter) teams. The Canoe-the-Nonquon committee decided to elim- inate portages if possible and to have trophies as prizes, instead of the cust- omary paddles. 12th Port . week were postponed. Future games are at Greenbank, where Port Perry visits and Columbus, which is at home to Raglan on Thursday, July 19th. On Tuesday, the 24th, Port Perry visits Columbus and Ragland is at home to Greenbank. Raglan's recheduled games will also be played during this period. Correction A number of readers have asked how we managed to change the direction of flow of the Scugog River in a story two weeks ago. It would be nice if we could claim poetic license or something, but the truth is that, as far as the di- rection of this particular river is concerned, we did not know what we were talking about. We will know next time. It's greattobea winner! In each Sunshine and Cycle Contest 50 people across Canada will win trips for 2 to the Nassau Beach Hotel via Air Canada, and 600 others will win CCM 5-speed bicycles. Here are some winners! Mrs. SHARON THOMPSON Elm Street, Stouffville Mrs. DOUGLAS ROBERTSON R.R. 3 Brechin, Ont. DOLORES VADER Port Perry, Ont. Mrs. DAVID STARK nter often! Reach Street, Uxbridge Final contest closing date July 27/73 'Remember--50 trips for 2 and ore bicycles will be wo hine and Cycle Contest. 'Mail your entries in today to: UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES LIMITED Box 39, Uxbridge, Ont. Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. Entry forms and contest details at displays of Coca-Cola. It's the real thing. Coke. Both Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade marks which Identity only the product of Coca-Cola Ld Ta FINAL CONTEST CLOSING DATE JULY 27, 1973.