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ra. ~ { 5 A aad iso Ps i A LU i. WHITBY DETACHMENT O.P.P. Weekly Report A rash of weekend accidents spoiled an otherwise good week in Whitby Detachment area and brought last week's accident total up to 27. Speed too fast for road or traffic conditions appeared to be the major cause, as most of the drivers involved blamed the snowy condition of the: roads for their mishaps. Whitby O.P.P. Officers patroll- ed 14,300 miles and checked 157 drivers Eighty - seven drivers were charged and 60 drivers were warned. Thirty + General Occurrences were recorded and include sev- eral requests for property checks while owners are on holidays, complaints of hunters on private property without permission, one man arrested in a cottage and charged Break and Enter, one report of mali- cious damage and one drunk driver arrested. In an attempt to reduce the mounting toll of pedestrians killed and injured on controlled access highways, the govern- ment has passed legislation pro- hibiting pedestrian traffic on certain portions of controlled access highways. The only ex- ceptions are persons engaged in police duties, highway mainten- ance and construction or in case of an emergency. The Highways involved are the Queen Elizabeth from Tor- Ry onto to Hamilton, Highway 27 goin luvans Avenue ww Dixon noad, Hignway «ul from Jane owreel to Hignway 7, Highway <ul from Hugnway 2 to High- way 10 and au of mighway 403, 409, and 406. Persons violating wis new section, aud this in- cludes hitch hikers and persons taking short cuits across these hignways, are subject to a fine of $5.00 to $50.00 tor a first. of- fence, $10.00 to $100.00 for a second offence and $20.00 to $200.00 for any subsequent of- fence, but remember these are only fines, you could pay a much greater penalty, your life. * * * Statistical Report, Jan 29-Feb. 4 HEART Accidents Investigated ...... 27 : Persons Injured ...... 3 FUND Persons Killed ...................... 0 Accident Charges ........ 6 Drivers Checked ............. 157 Drivers Charged ............. 81 1 ' *4 « 'ar i F ceimeoamiatibais distor erst nnaliiot Drivers Warned . Missing Persons Miscellaneous .. Miles Patrolled ... estes ctedensaans 60 General Occurrences ... 30 Break & Enter ....... 1 Malicious Damage . 1! Insecure Premises Lo 1 Liquor Offences 1 Impaired Drivers ...... 1 give... so more will live I ---- LL rrr ti i a a he SN i LE | 4. At Your CARLOAD Food Market, Prince Albert -- ol February 8, 9, 10, 1 DELMONTE PINFAPPLE & GRAPEFRUIT DRINK oem 33 DOLES TID-BIT or CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Ny 1. PICNICS - This Week's M FRE SHOULDER SHANKLESS . 45 EAT Features S H PORK BUTTS | 55: ork Chops 65 TUNA SAICO SOLID WHITE err JQ ¥ * "i%y {.. FISH DEVON RINDLESS ide Bacon 75| FRESH SLICED Beef Liver 43 AYLMER ASSORTED JAMS enn JO PEANUT YORK 32 oz. JAR y, )© MAPLE LEAF SLICED 6 || Pork-Turkey Loaf oz. Pkg. 45] i : FR SRS BUTTER 4% +1.00 A FREE DRAW with Every $5.00 Grocery Order or Over on $5.00 Worth of Groceries. Maxwell . House All Purpose OFFEE ~~ 81 SAVE 32c SAVE 16c ICK'S RELISHES Wieners : & Buns PACKAGED BOTH FOR 65 WINNER OF MRS. 8 LAST WEEK'S DRAW M. HARTMANN. STORE HOURS -- 8:30 to 9:00 EXCEPT TUESDAY :30 to 1:00. SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00. FREE DELIVERY -- Phone 985-2492 "vy id PORT PERRY STAR = THURSDAY, FEB. 9, 1967 -- & HILLTOP Mr, Firth's Intermediate Boys basketball team just can't be beat, or at least they have not been so far. On Wednesday, January 18th, they defeated Ux- bridge 47 - 25 in a game during | which the second string was able to keep the opponents from scoring for over four min- utes. Although the success was due to the teamwork of the 1st string. John MacMaster certain ly stood out leading the scor- ing. Again on Friday 27th, the Intermediates downed Sutton 54-12 in a game which Port had | won by the end of the first quarter. The future looks good, as both Uxbridge and Sutton have defeated Brock, the only the official schedule. The Juniors are also going strong, having won all but one game, including two wins lately. They defeated Uxbridge and then on Friday, Sutton to a score of 81-38. They too should ldo well in the future. Our senior team is also getting or- | ganized and has won their last two starts against Uxbridge and Sutton, in two very close back .and forth games. The girls teams are playing now, also, and the juniors de- feated Sutton 41 = 40 while the seniors dropped a close: loss. On Wednesday 25th, the grade nine agriculture classes travel led to Toronto to view a Cana- dian Farm Machinery Show which included a preview of the Toronto Mounted Police's musi- cal ride. On 'Monday 30th, a represen+ tative from the personnel de- partment of General Mtotors in Oshawa visited the school to ' give a brief lecture on G.M.I, a technical institute in Flint Mi- chigan which is working on a co-op basis with G.M. Oshawa, to train engineers. . The talk in- ~cluded a few words by a form- er Port High student, who is I now taking this course, Bill Patterson. He gave us a few insights of the college in Michi- gan. : With the return of activity period comes intramural bas- ketball for both girls and boys. | The teams are subdivided into junior and senior classes, ac- | of boys and girls h 1 { . . team Port Perry has to play on | the eighty and ninety percent PR Se HERALD cording to grade. The LS.CF. is also re-organizing for another year. --Tim Brunton Greenbank Young Worshipers League Receive * Awards On Sunday morning in the Greenbank United Church aw- ards were made to the memb- ers of the Young Worshiper's League. The League is made up of Public School age, and a attendance of 60 percent for the year is required to qualify for an award but many were in bracket. Forty three boys and girls received certificates and award pins. Mr. Ernest Till, a member of the Session assisted Rev. David Harris in the pres- entations. Sonya Couple Celebrate 35th Anniversary On Saturday evening, Dec. 17 hosts to a surprise party in hon- our of his parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jewell, Sonya, Ont. on the occasion of their 35th Wed- ding Anniversary. The Bridal attendadnts of 35 years ago Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holder Shaw were also present for this happy event. ing and playing euchre. Jewell were escorted to daintily decorated chairs by daughter Doris and were presented with many lovely = gifts. Although taken by surprise both Albert replies. After the singing of lows", a sumptuous turkey sup- per was served by the family, after which everyone took their departure, wishing the happy couple many more happy years together. Guests were present from Midland, Uxbridge, Manchester, Prince Albert, Port Perry, Son- ya, Little 'Britain & Blackwater. ran, WES v RE i SR REEL ERE EX CES 6% 2:58 LANE Plumbing - Heating Electric OFFICE PORT PERRY, ONT. 985- 2473 RES. 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