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LES ad RN ot Se, &is E32 PORT ( PERRY Volume 99 Dis. Gov. Guest THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 'At Lions Club Present at the monthly dinner meeting of Port Perry Lions Club were District Governor Ross Oliphant and a former 'international councillor Victor Frederick both of Peterborough. Both Mr. Oliphant and Mr. Frederick spoke to the members of the local Lions. The picture was taken shortly after the meeting was adjourned. - --Star Photo 4-H Leaders' Training School Hold 'Working With Wool' Course The 4-H Homemaking Club Leaders' . Training School was held at the Department of Agri- September 26 and 27. The pro- ject which--was studied during these two days was "Working culture office in Uxbridge on; with Wool". During these days, In order to give better ser- vice to subscribers and ad- vertisers the Star now has 'two new telephone numbers. The number to dial is 985- 7383. "If this number is basy, your call will automatically switch over to the second | leaders and assistant leaders from thirteen different 4-H Homemaking clubs of Ontario County studied the basic pro- perties of wool, types of wool available on the market, identi- fication of woollen fabrics and the principles involved in mak- ing a woollen skirt. | : Although some of the ladies taking part in this session had been sewing for a long time, they still were 'able to add to 1963 | | ers' Federation. cant dinner the new teachers '| Messrs.' Payne, Scott, Local Teachers Attend Meeting Aitends Course Number 3 At Dunbarton - Several teachers of Port Perry High School travelled to Dun- barton High School on the even- ing of Oct. 3 to attend an O.S. S.T.F. district meeting. The occasion marked the induction of new Teachers into the Ont- ario Secondary Schools Teach- After a pleas- | took the oath of allegiance in an impressive ceremony. Mr. Litt, vice-principal of P.P.H.S. and second vice-pesident of District 20 of the 0.S.S.T.F. read the names of new teachers in the various district high schools. Guest speakers included Mr. Fowler, the resident inspector for schools in this area. _ Attending from Port * Perry In" addition to Mr. Litt were Burt, Mac- Herrema. Dr. J. Diamond Coll, Firth and Miss Dr. John Diamond of Port Ferry is attending the first three day- scientific meeting of the. Ontario Chapter of the Col- lege of General Practice as part of his formal program of tak- ing 100 hours of postgraduate study every two years. More than 500 family doctors from all sections of Ontario and up- per New York State are attend- ing. Lectures have been drawn from major medical Colleges of Canada and the U.S.A. In addition to days packed with scientific lectures, all de- signed to help family doctors keep abreast of the pace of medical progress, Dr. Diamond will be free to examine a broad range of technical and scientific exhibits. The Port Perry Boy Scout's paper salvage held on Saturday was quite a success. Nine tons of newspapers and magazines were. collected or brought to the Scout Hall on Lilla Street. Young Lad Contributes $10.00 To Women's Hospital Auxiliary The happy young lad photo- graphed with Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond is 11 year old Larry Reesor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Reesor, Bigelow St., Port Perry. He is seen pre- senting Mrs. Dymond with a 10 which he raised through the sale of small bottles of "Na-Churs" liquid fertilizer, the company his father represents. Larry didn't know what talent money was, before his mother explained it. He became fas- cinated by the idea' of raising money for equipment to the hospital through the Women's Hospital Auxiliary and made an arrangement with his father to sell liquid fertilizer. - In a short time he sold 24 bottles similar to the one he holds in his hand, paid off his father and the profit of ten dollars is what he presented the president of the Hospital Auxi- liary, Mrs: Dymond. ~~ The money will go to a fund for the purchasing of new oxy- gen and suction equipment for the hospital and will be donated by the Women's Hospital Aux- iliary. ~- Larry is a Sixer of the First Port Perry Cub "B" Pack and also a member of the baseball team which recently won the Pee Wee Fast Ball Champion- ship. Mrs. Dymond lias held the president's position of the Wo- men's Hospital Auxiliary since its inauguration in November, 19562. During those years the members of the Auxiliary have all been working ardently for the welfare of the Community : Hospital and have raised a great : deal of money during the past "years for the benefit of the | patients confined to the hos- Name Juniors Win Yourself A Season's Pass Tke new Port Perry Junior Hockey team is in need of a name for the team. The Club. is going to run a contest to choose this name. All residents of Port Perry and the surround- ing district are eligible to enter this contest, and the winner will receive a season's ticket to see | all the home games of this Jr. | team. | To enter just place your name rand address along with the name you have chosen and drop your i letter in at the Port Perry Star Office or mail it to the Star. All entries must be in by no later than Tuesday, Oct. 15th. So enter now, you have only a short time to get your suggest- ions in. Due to an unexpected heavy demand for advertising space, some news items and pictures have been held over until next week. - number 985-7384. The gentlemen pictured above are some of Port Perry's more prominent businessmen who also make service club work their business. The picture was taken during the cl dinmer meeting at Flamingo Restaurant Monday night. Guest speaker on the occasion was Ross (Continued on page 13) club's monthly Oliphant, district governor, Peterborough. Ac- companying him was also another staunch Lion, a former International Councillor Victor Fred- erick, Peterborough. Standing from left to right are: Keith Sweet- man, Tail Twister; Art Panabaker, Lion Tamer; fi Presenting Port Perry Lions Executive for 1963 - 64 Gord Goode, Bob Kenny, James Bowers, Gord Prentice, Directors; Seated: Gord Thomas, 3rd . vice pres.; Cecil King, Treas.; Wes. St, John, 2nd vice 'pres.; Glenn Van Camp, Pres.; Storey Beare, 1st vice pres.; James Porter, Sec'y. ~--Star Photo