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"opt A oe is s = HR RRS eb a BLASS Rh nd ei Wh. I Rds Fa db AES # 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 IN AND OUT OF TOWN Miss Sharon Baird has just returned home after spending 2 weeks at Ontario Athletic Lea- dership Camp at Longford Mills on Lake Couchiching. Sharon represented Port Perry High School and enjoyed the train- ing and made many new ac- quaintances, « ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Archie Menzies are spending a few days with friends in Lundington, Mich. $. 0% x Mr, and Mrs. Ross. Wallace and family spent two weeks at a cottage in Bala Miss Bonnie Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wallace and family spent some time with their parents also at Bala. 5 ¢ Mr. and Mrs. James A. Har- rison, River Forest, Ill. spent several' days'with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and Kim. + se Mrs. Mary Sweetman is Holi- daying at The Old Mill, Carnar- von. * LJ LJ Mr. and Mrs, Bill Harrison and Kim spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark and family, Colbourne. % * *® Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Leahy, Lyn and Nancy, Brantford and Mr. Melvin Dewey, Toronto called on Mr. and 'Mys. Frank Whitfield and Mrs. Leonard Leahy over the week-end. * * * Miss Phyllis Nash, North Sydney, N.S. is holidaying with her sister Mrs, Arnold Roach. * *® * The total amount of fines in Port Perry during June was Ashburn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and son Robert, of Deep River, visited relatives here during the week. Miss Peggy Graham, of Fort William, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. gar Heron. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton and sons Ronald and Arn- old spent.the week-end at Lake Placid and other eastern points. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Porter and daughter Debbie, of Winni- peg, Manitoba, are visiting with her mother Mrs. M. Sparks. Daily Vacation Bible School from August 8th .to Aug. 12th at 1.30 p.m. to 4 pm. Every- one from 4 years to 15 years welcome. Obituary - JOHN GORDON BLAIR John Gordon Blajr entered into rest at Port Perry Hospit- al, Sunday, July 81, 1966 after an illness of five months. Born in 1914, one mile south of Greenbank, he had lived in this municipality all his life. He was the only son of the late James Blair and Alice Dusty. In 1951 he married Norene -Risebrough of Sandford and was an employee of General Motors until 6 years ago when he went into the trucking busi- ness. He was a member of Green- i bank United Church and a member, of Port Perry Fidelity Lodge A.F: & AM. Left to mourn his loss are his beloved wife Norene, four |" sons James, Rodger, Robert and Murray and two daughters: Janet and Mary Elizabeth, also Maggie Blair who has been with the family since his mo- $1,438.00. of which the town re- ceives $693.30. thers death in 1921. Funeral service was held at South Ontario Plowing Match To Be Held On October 5th The directors of the South Ontairo Plowmen's Association met in Brooklin, on Thursday, August 4, to- make plans for their annual plowing match. Mr. James Lee, President, was in charge of the meeting. The South Ontario Plowing Match will be held this year at the farm of Mr. Stewart Dice- man and Sons, Greenbank, on Wednesday, October 5. The following: committees were appointed: Lands Committees Chairman, James Lee, Arm- our McMillan, Robert Baird, William Hill, and Bert Thomson. Banquet and Programme Committee-- Chairman, James Lee; Bert 'Thomson, Armour McMillan. Canvassing Committee-- Murray Dunkeld, Pickering Township _ Bert Guthrie, Whitby Town Heber Down; Whitby Twp." Gordon Corner, East Whitby Township Robert Baird, Reach Twp. _ ~The Junior Plowing Match will be held on Saturday, Sept- ember 24th, at 10.00 a.m. at the farm of Stewart Diceman & Sons, Greenbank. The Com- mittee in charge of the Junior Match. will be-- Chairman, James Lee, Murray Dunkeld, John Batty, Vernon Powell, Joe Tran, Ronald Dun- keld. At the Junior Match this year, mounted plows with 12" bottom only will be used, and the Juniors are asked to bring their own equipment, However; . if contestants wish to have equipment supplied, they should get in touch with any member of the Junior Plowing Match committee, first game of their A number of plowmen from 'planning to take part in the various classes at the Interna- tional Plowing Match in Huron County, October 11 to 14th. 4-H Delegate To Manitoba Ontario County's delegate on a 4-H Centennial Trip to Mani- toba from July 28th to August 4th was Keith Phoenix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix, Greenbank. Approximately 50 delegates, representing each County and District in the Province, were chosen on their 4<H record to ! participate in this Centennial Trip. Keith is an. active member of worm the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf | Club and the Port Perry Lions' 4-H Grain Club, and has served on the executives of both-clubs. PORT PERRY MIDGETS EDGE VCTORIA SQUARE IN FIRST OF PLAY-OFFS Despite a number of errors, the Port Perry Midgets edged Victoria Square 20-15 in the 0.A.S.A, play-offs. The game 'was held at the local diamond on Tues- day evening - Reg. Manns went the distance on the mound for Port Perry and picked up 12 strike-outs. Rick Burton was the losing pit- cher and had 4 strike-outs to his credit. The big guns for Port Perry were Gary Hunter with five hits and John MacMaster and Bill 'Wanamaker with four each, Keith Burton with four and Dave Harris and Don Turner with three each did the hitting for Victoria Square. Port Perry had a total of 21 hits while Victoria Square pick. Ontario County are already ed up 18, ciated, Driver Re-Examination To Begin Next Year Examination of would-be dri- vers before the granting of a licence has been described as "the first line of defence against traffic accidents". Many people have been saying, for a long time, that another needed line of defence is re-examina- tion of drivers, to identify the thousands of drivers who have Low and Low Chapel, Uxbridge, August 3rd at 2 p.m. Rev. David Harris, Greenbank offi- Interment. at Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank. Pallbearers were H, McMillan L. Blakely, C. Jenkins, R. Real, C. Midgley, J. Golden. Flower bearers, S. Foster, C. Rodd, H. Howsam, M. Lee, B. Leask and G. Beaton, a permit to drive but who do not now have knowledge or ability to justify allowing them to drive in today's traffic. The Ontario Minister of Transport, the Hon. Irwin Has- kett, has recently announced plans for the gradual introduc- tion of re-examination, starting in 1967. He also announced plans to offer courses in modern driving techniques to members of the public who might have doubts about their ability to pass a re-examination, if called upon to do so. He said in the Legislature: "A promising * innovation in our safety programme is now-in the midst of preparation. Be- ginning in the fall, a 'refresher coursé? will be made available to community groups across the province, It will be a course in modern driving techniques for drivers of all ages and ex- perience, designed to help them upgrade their skills and know-' ledge, and prepare them for re- examination. The Ontario Safe. ty League and the Ontario Mo- tor League are callaborating with the Department in the de: velopment of this course. I want to take this opportunity to commend these groups for their effective work for safety, of which this course is only one example. There is a good pros- pect that the new refresher courses will be a significant ad- dition to t he campaign for greater safety." The Ontario Safety League- will be testing the new program by running a pilot course in July, The OML have similar plans. 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