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Attempts in vain Police, vet, Dear Sir, We would like to report on an accident which happened on October 25th. A dog was hit on 7A. We. Surprised with output of input The Editor, Port Perry Star, Sit: . © How thrilled I am that the Regional Planning and Development Office of the Region "of Durham wants input from Scugog. And in particular from me, a resid- ent! (Editorial, Port Perry Star, October 23, 1974). How surprised I am, though, with the output from last year's input. Last winter. Scugog in-putted their opposition to the widen- ing of Lilla Street. Now the Region of Durham plans to widen Lilla Street. Do we have to put-up with this on-put? Jane Litt Thursday, October 29, 1959 15 Years Ago Herman Mr. Kerry, Epsom is building another house on his farm. Jean. Bright of Seagrave received the Intermediate Teachers Certificate in Baton Twirling at Smelxler's Twirling School at Watkins Glen, N.W. - Jean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright. . Officers for the Port Perry .Arena this year are Manager : C. S. Lake, President Ted Griffen, Vice-President Mike Oke. Rk Port Perry High School Rugby team played a- tremendous game 'against 'Sutton, winning 12 to 6. Touchdown honours go to John Croxall and Richard Carnegie. Thursday, October 29, 1064 10 Years Ago Two hundred and twenty- five members and friends were present to see the installation of officers for Maybelle Rebekah Lodge. Vice Grand installed was Sister Ruby Roach, and Noble Grand was Sister Helen Redman. Port Perry Chapter of the Ontario Heart Foundation held its annual meeting in the Municipal Offices. Pres- ident for the year is Mr. Grant MacDonald, 1st Vice- Pres. Tom Harris, 2nd Vice- Pres. Storey Beare, Treas. Joe Draper and secretary Mrs. Yvonne Christie. Don Cochrane was elected president of the District Minor Softball Association. Ata regular meeting of the Scout and Cub mothers, Mrs. Leslie McDonald (Lil) was guest of honour before leav- ing Port Perry to take up residence in Toronto. The annual Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by the Louise Patterson Guild had over forty oil paintings on display, courtesy of Mrs. 'Marion Boyd and her arl class. baa] EVI RNA DRURY. a ALI Vr SLRS 33 Td $n Sr Ahly EE EE EN EN EN EN ES EN ES NS EE NN EN NN ES NN NN Yun I SKS NNNNNNN leave dog to die four school students, tried to signal the cars around the dog. The man who hit the dog notified the police and then left. We took a rag and dragged the dog off the highway. The dog was suffering with internal injuries which then led to: convulstons, The policeman arrived half im hour after he was notified. He didn't look closely "at - the dog at all, said he could "do nothing and left us crying children to attend a dying dog in the ditch. Blood was profusely running from the dog's nose and mouth. At this point, one student left because she could not bear the sight of the suffering animal. Our parents tried to assist in every way they could. First, they contacted a vet which could not do anything because the dog's owner was unknown. Then, they phoned the Humane Society which refused to come to Port Perry to pick up the dog. Pet Care in Port Perry could not be reached, the situation occurred when we tried to contact the dog catcher. - Sa MN NN NNN SANNA NNN THIN | b= for After three hours of severe suffering for the dog, action was taken. Our parents called the police for the second time. Then, they found out the policeman had reported to Whitby the dog as dead when he was suffer- ing. : Meanwhile, we were try- ing to urge the suffering dog on in the cold night. - It became darker and colder. A kind lady contributed a blanket for the dying dog, but when the policeman, finally, came, he said it was foolish of us to comfort him because he was going to die anyways. We had to leave the bleed- ing, dying dog in the ditch. With tears streaming down our frozen cheeks and very disappointed that because it was a dog, no one cared. At R. H. Cornish, a con- stable comes to tell us police- men will always be there to help us. We, the four students, have lost some of our respect for policemen because the policeman that came to the accident we witnessed didn't CARE. Concerned Students T) ., ee A § : . 10% OFF Cash & Carry Wiad aA ARE a TA RA FHS PR SREPT eka! wn Y A pL ry Sie RENEE FA RpEE ARDYORFATINY REPRE Je I Greenbank area news Our Church Anniversary service will be held Nov. 3 at Il a.m. The guest speaker will be Rev. Holbrough from Beaverton. 4 The card party held on Fri. night was well attended. We are glad to report Mr. Roy Leask is home from Hospital. Sorry to hear Mildred Thomson has undergone surgery 'in Port Perry hospital, we wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. George Beaton was at- a Luncheon party in Oshawa on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. K. Rodd visited his brother Murray who is confined to Oshawa hospital. Mrs. Annie Guy is having a sale on Nov. 1. The after- noon U.C.W. ladies will be serving lunch. Also, Evelyn Tait is having a sale the following Tuesday. We are sorry. to hear these people are leaving the community, "but wish them every happi- ness in their ments. Don't forget the Farewell party in the hall, November Ist at 8 P.M. for the new apart- A Sy WEATHER BARGAINS S-- Left or Right Hand. Aluminum Doors 28 ROB npn nti H6 2 from 2°10" x 6°10" . . .... (Safety Glass included) ~ ALUMINUM STORM $164 WINDOWS o CAULKING............. 79% tube © WEATHERSTRIPPING... 2" 5 engin ® EAVESTROUGHING ++ «+ Phone for estimates from '& LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER PRE ZY 143) PR 5 30 3 3 a EN EE EE EN EE NNN NNN NNN NK SINS "Menzies" family. Every- one welcome, ladies please bring lunch. Mrs. Mintche Phoenix celebrated her 90th birthday on Sunday in Port Perry Nursing home. Many relat- ives and friends called to wish her a Happy Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. favoured her with music. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hurman from Jefferson, Ohio, called on their cousin, Mrs. Robt. Leask, one day last week. Mrs. Robt. Leask visited with her son and family, Alex at Prince Albert on Sunday. Keith Rodd entertained PLUMBING PHONE 985-2581 DONS A ARAN NN NS VA VVN NWN SAAR RIRRIALLLALILALLVVVVVNNVNONNNNS SAEARALLIAIAIAAATTAATITIALLCRVEVCVCANNNNNNSN od N : N : before the snow really flies ..... 985-7391 - D+ Reesor' ART'S QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PORT PERRY ad Mrs. Alisha Winterbottom at his parents home on Sunday. Special announcement: Someone hit the pole again - last evening, breaking it completely off. Luckily no one was injured this time, but WHEN are we going to get our flashing lights? Mrs. Hugh Dobson visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Couves last week. Congratulations to Tracey Denby: who won first and Vivian Wilcox who won tenth in the Cross Country race at Greenwood Park on Thurs. they competed against 95 girls from twelve schools. - HEATING ART PETROZZI \ J ARI Re rr -- aS, nv SFR AL Ce y a Cin or Zen ie