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. NEIL SA PCR ANTAL nD Ea | J Safety team advances in competitions "A team of four students from Port Perry High School has advanced to the inter- divisional round of the accident prevention com- petitions sponsored by the Industrial Accident Preven- tion Association. | The team members, all 4th year students, will be in competition tonight (Feb- ruary 7) in Barrie. They advanced to this competition by beating a team from Central Tech High School in Toronto last Friday. Port Perry won the Regional competition -a week ago, beating Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. The competition takes the form of questions directed at each student, and 16 toss-up questions with all members from each team trying to come up with the right. answer first. The team scoring the most points for the answered questions is declared the winner. Port Perry High School teacher Howard Johnson, who is coaching the team, says the questions cover all aspects of safety and acci- dent prevention in industrial, recreation, farm and home situations. And Mr. Johnson says the questions directed at the students get more -difficult as the competition goes along. 'As an added incentive, the IAPA puts up cash prizes, and so far each member of the Port Perry team has-earned about $45 for his efforts. If the team is successful in Barrie, they will go on to compete in the area cham- pionship later this month, and ultimately could end up in province wide play-offs in April. The team members from Port Perry High School are Peter Breznika (electronics) Allen Goss (drafting); Joseph Macedo (electricity) and Dan Twomey (elec- tronics). Allen Goss, Joe Macedo, Dan Twomey and Peter in a contest sponsored by Breznikar, all 4th year students at Port Perry High Prevention Association. School will be competing today [ February 7] in Barrie Industrial Accident Scugog Island area news + by Mrs. Earl Reader On Friday evening the Island children and young people could really feel it was their night out when the Community Hall echoed to B. JONES | 'BUSINESS MACHINES 231 Water Street - Port Perry SALES & SERVICE OF Calculators - Typewriters - Cash Registers Bus: 985-2518 24 Hr. Service Ontario Ministry of Labour THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT, 1978, (BILL 70) The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978, (Bill 70) was given Royal Assent December 15, 1978 proclaimed as of this date. Copies of the Act are available from the Ontario Government Bookstore, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario. M5S 178. Price - 35¢ per copy A limited number of single copies is available from the Ontario Ministry of Labour offices in Hamilton, Kenora, Kingston, Kitchener, Lon- don, Ottawa, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Windsor and the Information Services Branch, 400 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 177. but has not been young laughter with the movies for 40 small children and then the dance. At the second dance for the Island Youth Group about 30 attend- ed. The boys were very popular as they were the minority. The disc jockey, Garry Gibson from Port Perry had a good selection of music. The chaperones had a pleasant time too when Mrs. Sylvia Parker, Doug Gouin, Mike Johnson and Rick Askew spent their "spare time with euchre. Of course it was a lovely even- ing to help matters. When word gets around, the atten- dance will likely increase for each function. Another committee meeting took place on Monday night. Last Wed. evening the "Grace" U.C.W. sponsored a euchre party and bake sale at the hall. In spite of GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 3/8 % 5 YEAR TERM Semi-Annual Interest Covered by Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Registered Retirement Savings Plans 102% Annual Compound Interest MIDLAND DOHERTY LTD. OSHAWA 576-1726 Vivi RSO INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!" another storm, 40 people were playing euchre, and all in attendance reported a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner and young daughter of Beams- ville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Beckett. Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker were pleased to have the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers from Scarborough visiting with them. The "Head" U.C.W. will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Helen. Redman. Members, please don't for- get to bring in your 4 recipes each. If you cannot attend, send them to Helen or Betty Reader. While we are in the midst of hockey and all the other winter sports, it's difficult to turn our thoughts to Spring and Summer. But plans must be made early, if we hope for success in future 4 projects. So now it's soccer for boys 6 to 14 years of age. Again this is where the parents must back it and be the inspiration. Jim Callan of McLaren's Beach is con- ducting the island interests to combine with the whole Port Perry area. According- ly there will be a meeting for parents at the Latcham Centre Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. We must plan to keep our boys busy with interesting activi- ty during the summer. The club hopes to get started in May with 2 outings a week consisting of 1 for practice and 1 for playing other groups. A piece of land north of the arena has been allott- ed. The initial fee will be $12. but for those who join later it will be $15. Here is a great opportunity, so parents mark your calendar for Feb. 15. If there are any further questions, phone Jim at 985-3522. * © 000000000000000000000000 444844 MINI CINEMA 985.8535 Friday: 7 & 9 p.m. Saturday: 8 p.m. Only Sunday: 8 p.m. Only Now we go back to skating and our interest may have been at Thunder Bay over the weekend with Anna (Forder) McLaughlin and her 6 young people. We formerly heard of Barbara Underhill of Oshawa and Paul Martini of Woodbridge who brought home a gold medal last year from Germany when they entered the Jr. World which was being held for the first time. Now they are the Sr. Canadian Champions. It is interesting to note that Anna and Rick Stephens won this same title 10 yrs. ago in Toronto. Rick lives on the Island and has taught figure skating in Port Perry to many of our children. Rev. Linstead was back on Sun. after his vacation in the Florida Keys. * FEBRUARY 9 & 10 When was the last time . Someone jammed your locker? 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