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é& [ Cd L p) TODAY'S CHILD © ® BYHELEN ALLEN THE TORONTO 51) SYNDICATE Eddie, 14, is short, sturdy and healthy, Anglo-Saxon in descent. He has brown eyes, dark hair and fair, clear skin. He wears glasses for short-sightedness. Eddie"is an intelligent, outgoing lad with a nice sense of humor. He is going into Grade eight. Though high average in intelligence he has some learning difficulties and at present lacks a well developed sense of responsibility in regard to school work. Verbally he is above average and is a delightful, vivacious conversationalist. Eddie enjoys attention -- sometimes seeking it in ways which can be irritating to adults. At other times he will be con- scientious and helpful, obviously relishing the approval generated by this kind of behavior. Fishing is Eddie's hobby. He belongs to the YMCA and reads a great deal on a variety of subjects. ; Eddie needs a home where he will be the youngest family member and where the parents are warm, stimulating and at the same time firm. For such parents he will be a rewarding son. To inquire about adopting Eddie, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For further general information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. FISHING HIS HOBBY OPP reports Officers from Whitby De- tachment investigated 29 motor vehicle collisions which injured 28 people and resulted in an estimated $29,000. damage. Once again the majority of these acci- dents occurred on the week- end and in most cases were caused by drivers going to fast for the volume of traffic and not allowing a safe distance between cars. One charge was laid for Drive Disqualified and one for Impaired Driving. There were also 165 Highway Traffic Charges laid. Charges of Obstruct Police and Driving While Disquali- fied were laid as a result of new information that came to light in regards to an accident that occurred in December, 1973. 4 abandoned autos - were checked and 5 motorists were assisted. 36 complaints of a miscell- aneous nature were received as well as 26 calls that related to other Police De- partments or O.P.P. Detach- ments. There were 2 reports _ of theft that were found not to be thefts at all, but just mislaid items. 3 property check requests were re- ceived and one insecure premises was located. CPIC checks resulted in 2 stolen vehicles recovered and 12 " people being arrested on out- standing Warrants. A report of a found boat was received, but when investigated it was learned that the boat motor and trailer had been stolen in Toronto. All three articles were recovered. The following are a list of other occurrences that were acted upon by officer from Whitby Detachment. Drug Seizure - 2; Liquor Charges 7: Driving Complaints - 3; Wilful Damage - 1; Blood Run - 1; Assaults - 3 Break and Enter - 1; and Arrests on DODGE COLT . -~ at Port Perry Chrysler today. oe Colt 2 dr. Coupe e Colt GT's eo Colt 2 dr. Hardtop eo Colt Station Wagons Plymouth CHRYSLER Uodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE b vy 1 Port Perry Chrysler 7A & 12 Highway -- 985-7329 MANCHESTER, ONTARIO Juveniles. outstanding Warrants held at this Detachment - 3. Two complaints of stolen autos were received and investigated and revealed it was the work of the same Charges have been laid. MARINE PATROL Officers from Whitby De- tachment are once again operating the police boat on Lake Scugog in an effort to promote safe boating. Two charges were laid under the criminal Code against the operators of motor boats that were towing water skiers and did not have a person watching the skier. This is a very _ important safety features as the operator can not watch the skier at all times and watch where the boat is going. Charges were also laid under the small vessels regulations when it was found that the operators of motor boats did not have life jackets for all passen- gers. (Attached is a copy of "Boating Safety Guide" from which you may obntain further information for fu- ture articles." ~ GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383 PORT PERRY STAR mr -- CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE POK I PERKY 51 AK wednesday, July 10, 1974 @ Beacock Saturday June 22, the for- ty-seventh gathering of the Beacock clan totalling near 70, assembled in the Prince Albert Community Hall. A line-up of sports and prizes for principly the youth were conducted by the com- mittee Bryan & Judy Bea- cock. They discovered the prize to the oldest lady present went to Mrs. Hood sr. Dundalk, oldest gent being Mr. McLeod, Orillia; young- est child Christopher Steven- son of only a few months from Toronto. Nearing five o'clock every- one silenced when the pres- ident Doug Stevenson, Tor- onto welcomed all from var- ious directions and request- ed everyone join in a round of sing-song accompanied by Florence Beacock at the piano. Doug also renewed our minds as to any instruc- tive information towards re- vising the Family Tree. Ap- parently some have sent in new names or limbs of the tree. We were reminded to be thinking ideas to be sent in, or mentioned next year as to re-union celebrated the 53rd union. Gary McCauley, Missis- sauga related an explicit report on financial standing. He read a letter from Mrs. D. Burke, Midland extending greeting and regretting not being able to attend. The usual 2 year term of the executive had expired as a result the new state of oficers and committees are as stated: President - Rev. C. Ferguson Secy'-Treas.-Gary Mec- Cauley Sports etc.- Les and Grace Beacock, Glenn Beacock, Gordon and Dorothy Law- rence of Oshawa. It was voiced the retiring executive and committee had proven ardent workers during their term of office. We missed the familiar faces that are usually among us. One Lloyd Beacock whom we are sorry is still hospitalized. Two ladies deserve special mention is Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. McCauley who worked like eager beavers assisted by a few extra hands in arranging the sal- ads etc. in the form of a buffet. Homes Additions CARPENTRY General Contracting Cottages - Commercial RON RANKIN & SONS Port Perry - 985-7679 -- RR AN » Dodge Colt 4-Door Sedan SAVE » x )) ECONOMY PLUS IN THE LJ Dodge Colt 4 Dr. Sedan e Over 30 M.P.G. ® 4 Speed Trans. e 4 Cylinder oe W/W Tires eo Deluxe Interior mm AY AA A