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\ xy "ele Va 4 EX LAN RATE A TA A ag on EE TEEN SEE RSET TRUSS TIRE 5 FOIE RS SEH CRNA FLEA SHEEN 2 PORT PERRY STAR, at Ir Hl.) 2 aS Thursday, April 15th, 1965 (Contributed) Perhaps it is trite to say that "never before has there been a time when change on all levels --scientific. technological, psy- chological -- has been so rapid anc so explosive as it is to-day'. Orly a short time ago we thrill- ed to the report that a man had left his craft flying at incred- ible speed and had walked in space". Just days ago a tor- nado of most violent propor- tions ripped through states to our south causing untold loss of life and property. The irony of such a situation --the mystery, so far as we are cencerned--attending the flight and walk in space, and the equally great mystery of the tornado in Indiana, make us realize that man is far from omniscient yet. It does appear as if we have learned to master all the forces of nature--but we can't master the tornado! Here in this space, we think of advance being made in other areas. Perhaps the greatest advances are being made in outer space explorationgand in Medicine. The physicist in the first instance and the research scientist in Medicine are ex- piorers in the truest sense. Each is searching in a world partially, if not wholly known t> him, and most certainly the medical researcher, particularly in the field of Cancer research, is exploring a world as mys- terious, exciting and challeng- ing as that of outer space. The world these men are in- vestigating in cancer research is the world of the living cell which is that of life itself. The problems they face are every bit as numerous and as complex | as those faced by the explorers lin outer space, and there seems ' to be no end to all their labours. [ J] Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE April 7th Standing-- "Giraffes een uy Lions ...ovievenrinnne 7 Leopards cu... oe 9 Panthers ....... wa 0 Elephants Triples Over 600-- E. Bailey--721; B. Oke--689; S. Devitt--617; E. Doyle--610; E. McLaughlin--608; I. Doupe --604. Singles Over 210-- E. Bailey--309, 219; J. Hull --300; V. Chapman -- 277; E. Snooks -- 276; G. Hastings-- 257; E. McLaughlin -- 255; V. Rider--252; B. Oke--241, 240; E. Doyle--239; M. St. John-- 237; I. Doupe--236, 210; S. De- vitt--233, 222; D. Taylor--229; F. Cochrane -- 229; V, Butt-- 225; R. Cooper--224; B. Doupe --224; B. Ballingal -- 223; H. Brooks -- 222; A. Chandler-- 210. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE April 8th Standings-- #1-- Black Jacks ....ccovevenee 6748 Carnegies ........ 6747 Blow Kings ..... 6575 Gibson's ee... 6191 Stars .......... 6165 DeLuxe ..covvvviiveennnns . b858 f2-- Bill's Ref, ....ccvvivrinns 6271 Legionaires Head Pins ... Whiz Bangs Gofors namin Meteors .ueeivnrciieennan 6767 Over 225 Singles-- K, Ashton--330, 253, 237; K. Middleton -- 3811, 228; G. Me- Hugh--284; J. Owen--283, 272, 269; T. Eden--273; J. Hadley-- 263, 242; C. Watts -- 260; J. Nottingham--266, 240, 229; R, Standings Willerton--265, 245; F. Olsen-- 255; R. Hutchison--250; R. Me- Neill--246; J. Dowson--244; A. Menzies--243; R. Doupe--240; J. Healey--239; F. Hastings-- 233; R. Carnegie--232, 231; G. Pogue -- 230; J. Beckett -- 229; W. Gibson--227; G. Carnegie-- 226; T. Thomas--226; M. Bro- chie--225; W. St. John--225. Over 600 Triples-- K. Ashton -- 820; J. Owen-- 814; J. Nottingham -- 724; G. McHugh--702; K. Middleton-- 689; R. Willerton -- 691; J. Healey--680; T. Eden--674; J. Hadley--673; A. Menzies--667; R. Sweetman--642; R. Hutchi- son--629; C. Watts -- 627; F. Olsen--616; F. Hastings--615; W. Gibson--611; G. Goode--607, | RAV SAE) CY ATRLY £1 HC AREA TAR BS RN ' ANE HR A ey ad EASE Ar) WR RAVE W LEL< A SOAR A RY < To-day in Canada scientists are working on scores of separate cancer projects in more than twenty Institutes, all of th seeking for, and hoping to find some sign-post that will point to causes and possible cure of this disease complex, But all the work is not be- ing done by scientists, doctors and other professionals. A very great deal is done by Volun- teers, everyday folk like our- selves who in addition to the busy activities of our private lives, find time & have the will to do something more to help some of our fellows who may be stricken with Cancer in one of its many forms, 5 "Community involvenient", is a phrase often used in our times. What does it- mean? It means all of society--us--pit- ching in to do a job that we can do well because the service we thus give is of use to some one else. It's the Cancer Society and many other such volunteer groups--but in this particular Month mainly the Cancer So- ciety, holding teas, selling Daf- fodils, staging Garden Parties ard doing any number of other things to raise money to do their part- of the work in the fight against Cancer. The money they raise goes for Education; to help remind us all of the signs to watch for; for Dressings, to be used by pa- tients who have had surgery and may need them; for Trans- portation, to carry patients to the Clinics for further treat- ment and for a host of other services, not the least of which is Research. _ Community Involvment" in- cludes YOU. Why not become ctively involved in this worth- while job. To learn "more about what YOU can do plan to attend the local Cancer So- Where Do We Stand In Our Fight Against Cancer? advice of the Canadian Cancer Scciety--indeed we all should do this: -- "FIGHT CANCER WITH A CHECK UP AND A CHEQUE! ciety Panel Discussion on April 26th at 8 p.m. in St. John's Presbyterian Church Hall, But if this kind of involvement isn't possible, you should heed the Easter Week-End Pet Feature At Your MERSCO 5c. to $1.00 STORES PORT PERRY A circus of fun! theyre clowns... theyre acrobats... JAVA / I TEMPLE BIRDS They chatter, chirp and whist] . «+ they dance, and i tricks . . . in fact, they're natu performers! Javas are colourful, sturdy and active; easy to fi train, Budgies get 'along well wit! om, Sky oe Javes eat w at budgie eat, they're eas; to keep, e our display 4 yis? 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