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BF Hq al 4 C1 LP Lge yd TA WENNER Fl Tal MIE XN PRT (( PERRY TAR Volume 99 THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1964 Number 28 High School Gym Squad Will [Ice Revue To Assist At Skating Club Carnival Be Held Friday it Completing our 3 ring circus act, the Port Perry High School ~ Gym squad 'will occupy two rings, keeping the real circus spirit with various acts on the parallel bars, etc. It had been hoped to have a trampoline act in the third ring, but as yet are unable to obtain such an act. Anna Forder & Richard Ste- phens have already made a good name for themselves at Orono, Orillia, Granite Club, Oshawa, Erin and this week-end will be guest stars at Aurora. Then, of course, we are all looking for- ward to seeing them skate two thrilling numbers for their home club. Having skated to near capacity crowds at each of these arenas, we are in hopes of filling their home town arena to capacity. Tickets are now on sale, we feel we have a good ice show, using only our own club mem- Hospital Report For Week Ending April 4th Admissions .......ceeuee.. 17 BIURS ...pcimiiriiimsivicssiseenis 2 Operations ........ceuveunnann. 22 Deaths .......ccovvvivrvireennnnsn nil Discharges .................... 26 Remaining ........cevuvvennne 19 bers, one that can be enjoyed | -- ' JO! "as "Ice Revue" day is fast ap-| 7 by each and every member of the family, You will notice pre- school children are admitted free. Killed In Crash Arthur E. Fulford of Bramp- is going to assist us in our ton, Ontario and formerly of three rings with an excellent Port Perry area, was killed at; di-play of gymnastics, Thompson, Man. last week when a twin-engined survey plane crashed on take-off. Mr. Fulford, an aircraft en- gineer, had been based in Nor- thern Manitoba for three weeks and was to have returned to his home upon completion of the last survey. The plane was an Aero Commander of the type used for executive flights and was owned by Kenting Av- iation Ltd. of Toronto. A spoke- sman said it was the first crash Kenting has had in more than 15 years of operation. Mr. and Mrs. Fulford moved from Port Perry a few years ago' and begides his widow, there are five sons to mourn his passing. Boy And Girl Born On Same Day ' | 1 'To Mothers With Same Birthday EAT : ringmaster. Former Resident Excitement is running high proaching. Tre Zebra, Tiger, Monkeys, Penguins, Strongmen, Poodles and Elephants are all in the cage awaiting the call of the Dumbo the gigantic elephant 'is pawing the ice in eager an ticipation to perform as only an elephant can. The High School Gym Squad The Holiday in Switzerland will be a colorful display by the Senior and some Junior mem- bers of the club. Our champions Anna & Rich- ard will hold you spellbound as ever so gracefully they display great talent and agility, All this plus several comedy numbers and solos by our club professional will round out a very excellent program. Police Happy With 2-Hour Parking Enforcement of the new by- law restricting Queen Street parking to 2 hours has been very satisfactory, the Port Perry Police Department told the Star to-day. People are be- ing very co-operative, but reg- ular patrolling by police offic- ers will continue. » in it Ea THE NEEDHAM CAR Two cars and their occupants met with disaster early last Saturday evening on the Oshawa Road just south of Port Perry. The 1960 Corvair owned and driven by Mr. Clive Boyd, Port Perry met head-on with the 1958 Pontiac driven by Mr. John Needham, also of Port Perry. Injured in the accident both men are in Oshawa General Hospital with extensive injuries. Mr. Boyd's wife, Patricia suffered from shock, bruises and cracked ribs, but was released from hospital the next day. Mr. Needham was alone in his car and is in critical con- dition. Investigation of the crash is continuing. Local Squirts Win Five Games In Brampton Hockey Tournament At Brampton Novice Hockey: In the Friday contest Elm- Week the Port Perry entry were vale eliminated Port in the well represented. Although not|second game with a 6-1 score, winning the championship in|{Brent Heard scored the lone their class -- the local boys goal. In the first game which showed up very well. | Port won hy a 2 to 1 score, it In Thursday's play the Port was a dandy. Bobby Young and -1boys defeated Watford-in a Wo; Rickey Evans got the goals. All - game play-down by scores of! played real well in this one. 7 to 0, and 9 to 0. The scoring| Manager, R. Sweetman and was well divided. among the |Coaches, Harry Short and Mur- entire squad with Laurie Wil-|ray Lee on behalf of the boys liams scoring four and Bobby |wish to thank the many par- Young scoring three in the two [ents and friends who supplied games and the balance being [transportation and cheered for well divided. them in their fine effort. Honeydale W.I. Serve Cancer Unit The Members of the Honey-|ented with their Swords of Cad- dala Womdn's Institute have |[uceus pins, in recognition of been of invaluable aid to cancer [their efforts. = victims throughout the Ont- ario County Unit. ~ Cancer dressings have been made by. the ladies photo- graphed above. They meet every Friday afternoon from 2 until 4 p.m. and would welcome any- One of the services provided bythe Ontario County Unit is a housekeeping service for .a period of one month to the needy. Home nursing is given for a period of two weeks and y t £5 i : EE Fe Pictured above are (left) Mrs, Robert Storry (nee Joyce Wallace) with her. new son Paul Robert, and Mrs. Roy Graham (nee Ruth Morris) (right) holding daugh- Y ter Gloria Ruth; Both babies were born on Tuesday, Mar. 31st at Port Perry Community Hospital, and the two mothers later discovered they, August 18th. too, had been born on the same date-- A To complete the co-incidence, each has two more children at home. Mrs. Graham has son Allan Roy, aged 3 and Susan Eli- zabeth, aged 2. Mrs. Storry has a daugh- ter, Jan Elaine, aged 5 and son Hal Douglas Storry, aged 2 years, --Staff Photo one who could help for this necessary service. The work is clean and consists mostly of folding, basting and counting finished dressings. Room 4 of the Port Perry Post Office is the place to go and a warm re- ception awaits anyone who in- dicates a desire to help. Mrs, Earl Bryant, who was Convenor of the Group for 814 years, told the Star that at the meeting pictured above workers . of 3 years or more were pres- Members of the Society. belled. all pain relieving drugs are av- ailable. Cancer dressing material is received. from Headquarters in Oshawa and the finished work goes back to Oshawa. If anyone needs help, the Cancer Society is prepared to give it. Dressings are distributed in plainly wrap- péd packages, all properly la- If a patient is unable to pick up the supplies, trans- portation is volunteered by