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IN AND OUT OF TOWN| Mrs. Hilton Ireland, Deborah | and Robert, Ottawa, are spend- ing the week with Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. Mr. Ireland will join them this week-end. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey were Sunday guests of Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. Local Men Attend Mutual Aid Meeting | Attending an Ontario County | Mutual Aid meeting in Canning- | ton on Friday night were Clive Boyd and Ben Pickard, members | | of Port Perry Fire Department, Irving Boyd, deputy-reeve and, Bruce Beare, councillor. | After the regular business | was dealt with, a representative ' from Safety Supply Co. Ltd, | Toronto, gave an interesting | talk relating to the history And; | | important development of arti- ficial breathing apparatuses. The next regular Mutual Aid meeting will be held in Brechin on Sunday "afternoon, June 20. * * * Reeve J. J. Gibson and coun- cillor Bruce Beare attended the official opening of the New Fire Hall in Whitby Wednesday of last week. The Fire Brigade in Whitby is still of a volunteer nature, but due to the rapid growth of the town, the hall has been built to accommodate a permanent force in the future. Oshawa Police Seize Tickets in Two Raids A complaint from the Oshawa Ministerial Association hag triggered an investigation into , raffles, bingos, 50-50 draws and other 1 money-raising schemes in that city. Members of the Ontario Pro- vincial Police anti - gambling squad, assisted by Oshawa de- tectives, seized ticket stubs and records Friday afternoon at Royal Canadian Legion head- quarters and the Knights of Columbus Hall. Crown Attorney W. Bruce Affleck said he was obliged to act on the complaint and the investigation has been going on for some time now. He said evidence is being ga- thered to determine whether prosecutions are warranted and several "outlets" were checked. Mr. Affleck said lotteries are legal as long as the value of prizes is $50 or less. UCW Entertain Church Choir Last Thursday evening, May 27th, the United Church Women of Port Perry entertained the Choir and Sunday School teach- ers, in recognition of their ser- vices during the past year. A sumptuous buffet supper was provided and good fellow- ship was enjoyed with one an- other. All were very apprecia- tive for the thoughtfulness of the ladies who were responsible for the lovely meal. At the conclusion of the ban- | quet, the choir gathered in the | church for the usual prepara- tion for Sunday music. The next practises will have smaller at- tendance as the young people will be studying for those im- portant exams. We wish them well and thank them for their loyalty and regular attendance during the past year. The executive are busy mak- ing plans for their annual pic- | The Junior Farmer Rifle Shooting Competition for the | Quinte District was held at the Uxbridge Secondary School on Wednesday evening, May 26th. The competition was won by nic held at the end of June. This event finalizes the year's activities and the direct- and choir will have a well carned rest until the, fall, when they will all return refreshed for hiotier year of service. to be or Discount Prices Reg. 49¢! Med. Pkg. Plastic Miss Curity Contest CURAD Bandages 43c Reg. 69¢ Gt. Tube CREST Tooth Paste 49c¢ Birds Eye Frozen Foods! | the Ontario County Junior I'armers with the Peterborough County team in second place. The members of the Ontario County team were - David Haw- thorne, Claremont, R. #2; Bob Robertson, Pont Perry; Ralph Honey, Seagrave, R. #2; and Allan Jones, Claremont, R. #2. It is interesting to note here | that Allan Jones shot a perfect score on his target. Prior to the District Compe: tition, the Ont. County Junior County drs. Win Shooting Competition I"arme:s held their annual Rifle Shooting Competition with all | fe ur Junior Farmer groups re- | presented by a team. 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