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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1976 Commander addresses Legion Auxiliary The regular meeting of the Ladies Aux. Branch 419 was held on Tuesday 10th February with President June Symes .in the chair," We were pleased to have our Zone Commander Audrey - Bate, and Comrade Dorothy Richards with us from - Bowmanville, After business matters were taken care of Comrade Bate spoke for a few minutes. She also answered questions - regarding the Zone Rally in May when Port' Perry is hosting this year. On January 31st January, several members partici- pated in the Bowling tour- ament in Oshawa. One of our teams came in 4th and will compete at the next level. Congratulations Doreen Hope, June Symes, Mabel Cook, Mary Hawes, May Raby, and 'Wanda Durham. Congratulations were also Woman police officer guest speaker Theta Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was pleased to welcome Constable Nancy . Desjardin of the Durham Regional Police Department to the February meeting. Constable Desjardin began her career as a civilian clerk with the Metro - Toronto Police Department. After observing police work, she decided to become a police officer and received her training at Aylmer, Ontario, along with eight women and 350 men. The requirements and training were the same for women and. men. Upon graduation she served the Metro Toronto Police Department before coming to Durham. After a short presentation, Constable Desjardin ans- wered questions and shared her many varied exper- iences. During the business meet- ing the Social and Ways and Means Committees announ- ced the Spring Dance will be held on April 10th at the Utica Hall, Theta Delta sponsored a snowmobile driver, Eric Donnelly, in the recent Snowerama for Crippled Children and were pleased to hear that Eric completed the one hundred mile run. March 3rd will be ritual night for new members, to be held at Emiels. Several members of Theta Delta are looking forward to the Beta Sigma Phi Conven- tion to be held in Peterbor- ough on June 4, 5 and 6. extended to May Raby who will be competing in the Carling O'Keefe Bowling at + Windsor and a cheque was presented to her at this time. The next meeting will be held on 9th March, On Saturday 21st Feb- ruary, 20 members played Euchre at Bowmanville, One team placed sixth, Mary Hawes, Mabel Cook, Gwen Grieveson and Bert Mason, and another placed seventh, June Symes, Agnes Garvey, Ev. Souter and Caroline Haugh. Congratu- lations girls. Mary Cannon Secretary For Photograph REPRINTS From the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 i ' WOZINEY - WEBB Bonnie Marie Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and William John Wozney, son of Mr. and Mrs. ® "William Wozney were united in marriage, Sat., - * November 8, 1975 at Melville United Church in Fergus, Ontario. : Pe victims of violent crime. This is what Ontario is doing to help compensate them. ople are sometimes the innocent Among the crimes for which compensa- ion may be awarded are murder, wound- "re, assault and rape. And victims do not need to be the persons against whom the - crime was originally directed. People killed or injured while preventing or attempting to prevent a crime against another person, arresting or attempting to arrest someone committing such a crime, or assisting a law-enforcement officer may also receive compensation. Compensation may be awarded for: ® expenses incurred as a result of death or injury, © monetary loss incurred because of the victim's inability to work, © monetary loss incurred by dependants as a result of the victim's death. Compensation may also be awarded for other results of violent crime. Applications for compensation must be made within one year of the injury or death, but the applicant should apply as soon as possible--not wait for a court to convict the alleged criminal. For enquiries, an application form, or a brochure explaining the Act in detail, contact: Easy to find out. Because I'll be on hand to Emcee your Allis-Chalmers dealer's big EXPO '76! We're going to show you In an exciting and fun way what's e | new at Allis-Chalmers. : You'll see the brand new Allis-Chalmers farm trac- tors. They're truly the Rising Power in Tractors. Find out about the tough, beefier new implements from Allis-Chalmers. The new Air Champ Planter will open your eyes. And, you'll learn about what's even better in1976 on the unbeatable GLEANER Combines. There'll be fun and door prizes for the whole family. Free lunch and refreshments, too, so plan to spend ; Ae J Here in Ontario, we have a law called "The Compensation for Victims of Crime Act" It is administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. Happily, not too many people need to use it. But when someone is injured or killed by a crime of violence which is an offence = against the Criminal Code of Canada, your x SS Criminal Injuries Compensation Board ree 2 I A Pn i 505 University Avenue (3rd floor) the day with us. Come one, come all for a good mid- » e oem Mak Slate Soiipen Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X4 winter break. Visit with your neighbors and your Allis- for supporting the victim, or the depen- Ministry of the Attorney General Shansrs dealer. It's all free... and we hope to see i dants of the victim. Roy McMurtry, Attorney General you there. . i | Date Feb. 26 Time 8:30P.M. i Blackstock Recreation Centre (i Jy Sponsored by . I « Province of Ontario BUEKETAEA 338.4282 % William Davis, Premier e J a 4. A aus cramers i RE A RB A A ER Fa A 275