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a > *) 2 = SR Son pe Eo yd free Gy 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Feb, 29th., 1968 Hospital .The first meeting for 1968 of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary was held on Feb. 26th at the President's home, Mrs. M. B. Dymond. Mrs. Dymond welcomed the 17 ladies present and special welcome to Mrs. Jones, Prince Albert and to the new representatives at- tending the meeting. for the first time: 9 It was moved and second ed the Auxiliary gives $1000.00 on the 'pledge to the | Hospital Board. It was mov- ed and seconded that Hospi- - -tal--Auxiliary fee of $25.00 'representative present, be paid to the parent fund. 'Mrs. J. Manns reported that 8 pair of bootees have been given out in 1968 and there are 27 pair on hand. The date for the annual Spring Fair is Sat. May 25. Mrs. J. Davidson will be the convenor and the following ladies offered to help; Mrs. Bill Heayn, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. L. Beadle, Mrs. Gordon Mac- Donald, Mrs. G. Goode and Mrs. A. McDermott. Each of- fered to convene the same booth as last year. Next meeting please bring 'a gift for the wishing well for either a boy or girl with .a value of 15c¢. or. 25c. . Donations of sewing, knit- ting, crocheting, ete. will be accepted for any of the vari- ous booths. More details next month. Mrs. Dymond explained 'about Auxiliary membership in place of the representa- tives from each organization. It was agreed to find out from each organization how many 'women would be in- terested in joining the Hos- pital Auxiliary at a suggest- ed-membership - fee of $1.00 Auxiliary per year, also to find out how many women would plan to attend the monthly meetings. } Lunch was provided by Mrs. G. MacDonald and Mrs. Tom Bell. SENIOR CITIZENS ACTIVITIES On February 14th over fifty senior citizens enjoyed a delicious Pot Luck Supper in the Hall. After this enjoyable - re- past a short meeting was held. Mrs. Cullen, president conducted this meeting. Not too much business was dis- cussed this being a sociable evening. - Different groups were discussed for Euchre's and etc. Afterwards Mr. Buckland | set up his screen to show some pictures, but unfortun- ately something went wrong and we were all dissapointed but better luck next time Mr. Buckland. A 'ousing sing song was enjoyed(Ethel Redman at the piano). Fol- owing this was cards. Next meeting will be at 2 p.m, at the Hall on.Febru- ary 28th(Wed.) and the next Euchre Sat, March 2nd at 8.30 p.m. Last Euchre Feb. 17th was not as well attended as usual as weather wasn't too good. 8 tables were played at and lucky prize winners as fol- lows: Ladies 1st -- Mrs. E. Watson, 2nd--Mrs. O. Gimb- lett, Consolation -- Mrs. P. Gerrow. Gent's high -- Mr. Watson, 2nd (as man) Mrs. D. MacDermid, Consolation Mr. R. Cook. : also at the Hall. | Held Wed, Feb. 14, 1968 Kindergarten & Grade | Girls' Comic-- Allison McNab; Crystal Menzies; Mary Lou Bour- geois; Kathy. Chandler; Joanne Lambert. Girls' Fancy Dress-- Tessa Dyer; Wendy Willis Barbara Weir; Kathleen . Donnelly, Karyn Mabatly; Lee-Ann Howsam. Girls' Original-- : Janice Lown; Jean De- Shane; Paula Price; Lynda Kraupa; Terry Morrow. - Boys' Comic-- George Burnett; Robert Gibson; Raymond Gibson. Boys' Fancy Dress-- Richard Wallace; Clinton Jammer; David Saulnier; Ian Griffin; Dennis Franssen. Boys' Original-- Kevin Ausman; Tim Bower Terry Flieler; Michael Geer; Lorne Franssen. . * * &* Junior Grades Il & III Girls' Comic-- : Kelly St. John; Patsy Smith; Anne Rose; Julie Brignall; Sharon Smith, Girls' Fancy Dress--. Laurel Price; Laurie Boyce Terry Franssen; Cathy Bradford; Gina Brinkman, Girls'-Original-- : Shelly Howsam; Linda Lewis; Linda Malinowski; Sharon Wallace; Carol Crowell, Boys' Comic-- Peter Bateman; Fraser Lee Kevin Crews; Gary Lane; Wayne Lown. Boys' Fancy Dress-- Kelly Reese; Paul Griffin; Sean O'Rielly; Mark Hull; -Michael Healey. Boys' Original-- Jamie Rose; Stephen --Brunton;- Gerry Kraupaj - in stock now substitutes in Uxbridge 852.3321 CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon United Co-operatives of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) Jay Wililams; Tim Pearce. * * * Intermediate Grades iy &V Girls' Comic-- Janet Reader; Valerie. Leahy; Paula Jeffrey; Judy Howsam; Elizabeth Brunton. Girls' Fancy Dress-- Karen O'Reilly; Bonnie Lamont; Melodie Appleton Wendy Cawker; Beth Roach., Girls' -Original-- Cindy Baird; Jennifer Franssen, Brenda Lewis; Donna Potts, Debbie Potts; .Elaine Jackson: Debbie .- Short. : Boys' Comic-- "Rodney McLeod; Ricky LeFort; Larry. Flieler; Lorne Johnston: Robert " SPRING-TIME 1S SEED TIME AND SEED TIME IS NOW Now is the time to start planning your 'needs for spring seeding. Seed Grain. is and we are asking you to order seed grain early to avoid taking the spring rush. Some varieties are already in short supply. ( 'Grass seeds are plentiful this year. - Remember we mix your grass seed for you at no extra charge. _ discuss. your needs. - Come in and Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 VafiCamp. Boys' Fancy Dress-- Paul Beare; Dean Archer; Timmy Ashbridge; David Podres; Robin Dyer. Boys' Original-- Ricky Brunton, Steven Read; Paul Litt; Jon Bourgeois; Ricky DeShane; Douglas Olliffe. * * * Senior Grades VI, Vii, vill Girls' Comic-- Judy Moore; Debbie Wylie Jennifer Scriver, Kathy Kane; Debbie McNeill; Penny Venning; Jane Sonley, 4| Girls' Fancy Dress-- Linda St. Pierre; Carla Bagg, Chrissie Vokins; Kim Neill; Susan Wylie, Suzanne St.. Amour; Beverly Short, Dale Fralick. Girls' Original-- 5 J gt eB A ag BIG "Robert Shaw; Brent ose, » fon; Joanne Draper; Julie Hall; Joanne Donnelly, Sharalyn Reader; Lynne Paige. Boys' Comic-- Don MeNeill; Lorne Fraser Roger Scott; Barry Leahy; James Mansfield. Boys' Fancy Dress-- Paul Bagg; Sean Lackie; Dennis Johnston; Jim Ash-- _ bridge; Dale McQuade. Boys' Origihal-- Andy Litt; David Litt; Darcy Wallace; John Jones David Lane. * * ih a RACES -- BOYS 6 years and under-- Bill Owen; George Bur- nett; Raymond Gibson; .. Terry Barton, 7 years-- : David Chambers; Fraser Lee; Michael Healey; Mark Lee. 8 years-- Philip Cochrane; Tim Pearce; Ian Ashbridge; Billy Sharpe; Philip ° Burnfield. Prize Winners At Public School Carnival 9 years-- John-Kane; Jon Bourgeois Tim Ashbridge; Sean - Taylor; Gordon Scott. 10 years-- Kevin Hadley; Larry Har- «tin; Paul Litt; Stanley Shaw; Peter VanWeston, n years-- "Andy Litt; Keith Ellicott! Douglas Bronson; Lorne Fraser; Kenny Jeffrey. 12 years-- Glenn McCoy; Bill Camp; David Jackson; Ronald Evans; John Reid. 13 years-- Ricky Evans; Ricky Short; Wayne Dowson; Dale Bronson; Bob Young. 14 years-- Laurie Williams; Robert Taylor; Donald Waldin- sperger; Maurice Vader. -¥ * ® RACES -- GIRLS 6 years and under-- Lee Howsam; Joanne ' Young; Mary Lou Bour- geois; Carolyn Lane; Anne Marie Taylor. Orene Price, Kathy Jack- Cartwright Township Council Township Road Employees A special meeting was call- ed by the Reeve on Feb. 15, and attended by all members of Council. R. McLaughlin of the Frank Cowan Insur- -ance. Co. and Herb Toombs of Toombs Insurance were present, and completed - a review of Cartwright Town- ship Insurance ~---coverage. Legal Liability coverage was increased to $300,000 which is still less than advised by agents present, but a slander endorsement was added as 3 new feature to above cov- erage. The tractor and loader were removed from fire coverage, otherwise in- surance was confirmed as re- vised. Councillor Gettins report. ed on behalf the Roads; Com- mittee that an agreement had been reached between Clarence Mountjoy and the Committee for the" purchase' of land to widen the Nestle- ton road south of Nestleton. The next item on the "| agenda was 1968 wage: and salary schedule. A written request? from the roads 'eth- ployees that their hourly rate be increased by forty cents with certain other named benefits, was discuss: ed and after a closed session Council reported a ten cent offer. This brings hourly rated employees to $1.50 for labour, $1.95 for machine operators, and $2.10 for maintenance & supervisory operations. Council members hoped that road employees would be satisfied . and.. expressed their satisfaction' with their services. he Councillor Gettiris critieis- -ed salaried employees - for not putting in a written -no- tice of desired change of re- muneration. } _-The Roads Superintendent presented a Supplementary By-Law. for $12,000. for 1968 Roads . maintenance Council discussed same brief- ly and gave it the required readings and passed it. The subject of required and || Ask-40¢ Hourly Increase changes in Cartwright Poll- .ing Divisions was' discussed As the United Counties As sessment Commissioner has advised .that NO Polling-Di- vision may have over 450 municipal "electors, and as both Caesarea and Nestleton have, while Purple "Hill "and Devitts together have less than 450, Council instructed the Clerk to prepare a By-|- Law establishing new Poll-. ing divisions as follows: #1 to be the former #1 & #3/ or Purple Hill and Devitt's combined with: the Poll at Blackstock, Polling Division #2 will be Blackstock as at present plus that part of Concessions 4 & 5 east to Manvers bound: ary, and west part of #6 concession easterly to Lot 14. Polling Division 3 & 4 will be Caesaréa South and North respectively with di- vision between the eighth & ninth concessions and run- ning: easterly as. far as lot 14. Polling Division 5 will be Nestleton taking in lots 14 to 19 inclusive in concessions 6.to 10 inclusive, and Polling Division 6 will be the north easterly remainder of the township with Poll also in Nestleton. This will create a total of 6 polling divisions with polling at three double polls, Blackstock, Caesarea and Nestleton. 7 years-- *. Wendy Willis; Sharon Smith; Julie Brignall; Gail Phinney, 8 years-- Kim Owen; Shelly Howsam Gina Brinkman; Terry Franssen; Margo Van- Shagen. 9 years-- Franca Putigne; Donna . Potts; Donna Wallace; "Debbie Gibson; Jennifer "Crews. 10 years-- Judy Howsam; Marilyn Stephens; Carol Bond; . Jackie Wi Ly Ruth Smitherm 11 years-- -- -- Laurie Cochrane; Linda St. Pierre; Jody Johnston; Susan Bond; Penny Venning. 12 years-- Betty Jane MacMaster; Kim Neill; Linda Rice; Lynne Cook: Debbie McNeill. 13 years-- Sharlyn .Beader; Margo Michie; Elizabeth Diamond Marilyn McTavish; Rhonda Forder. 14 years-- Janet Raines; Sharalyn Reader, & SPICE (Continued) ~ "I can tell he is: suffering from traveller's ego and thinks himself vastly sup- -perior to all. who stay at home 'especially = Tom, Whose reaction ~ was, 'Yipp- idy- -poop. I've seen a bana- na' I guess that says it for . 7 n me too as I'take note of his - father's aging look. "My main' fééling is irri- tation with such' nonsense, that leaves father still with them on his 'back. For of course they plan to keep on: being college boys too! For another four or. five years. "See you someday, - I'm the fat, looking one 'limping along way -back there." : Sui Cheer up, dear You wouldn't limp if .you 'had 'a broken leg. 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