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waite 2 FO Ths pF LR SY OS FLEA IAT SESSA TE \ ASN ASKS BR SE AR ay td ' 300, Nikitin Aer A v3 / : Ae AG ABS A AAD R MIR CYNE Na dd da ars wir vy A dA vk 0 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 26, 1982 -- 21 Three vehicle accident results in minor injuries Several people escaped with minor injuries following a three car chain reaction accident Monday morning at the intersection of Durham Roads 21 and 23: Regional Police report that-a 1982 Buick driven by Geraldine Kirton of West Hill, and a 1978 Lincoln driven by Edward William- son of Scarborough were stopped for a red light at the intersection when a van slammed into the rear of the Kirton car pushing it into the Lincoln. Police say the van driven by David Thompson of St. Catherines was travelling at about 25 mph when the accident occurred. Erma Thompson suffered minor injuries, as did Sherry Kirton, Samantha Pedersen, and Geraldine Kirton. None of the occupants of the Williamson car suffered injuries. Police have charged Thompson with driving too close to another vehicle. Spokesman for Durham Police and the OPP detach- ment in Whitby sdy there were no serious accidents on roads and highways in Scugog Township over the long weekend. Sorority honors members for outstanding service by Claudia Little This women's social, service and cutlural organ- ization celebrated it's 51st Anniversary on April 29th at the Uxbridge Curling Club, "with 4 chapters attending Wheels, Hospital Auxilliary, Central Seven, Operation Scugog and we had a booth at Western Weekend. In June, XI Epsilon Theta will present for the second year, the Beta Sigma Phi Music are a special honour, as they are voted on by the girls in each chapter, and presented for outstanding service to their group. The winners chosen this year are Marion Cook (Theta Psi, Uxbridge), A three car accident May 24 at the intersection of Regional 21 and 23 resulted in several thousand dollars damage and minor injuries to four people. [See story for details]. Durham Region Police report that this was the only serious accident on the roads in Scugog Township over the first holiday weekend of the summer season. Scholarship to a Grade 8 Glenda Hodgkinson (XI ® Po Pant Perry and student at R.H. Cornish Epsilon Upsilon, Uxbridge), Th £&h | i by ts we n | oO Nn Rhnigs. ma Phi is the Public School. Evelyn Mark (Theta Delta, I 8 During our Founder's Day Port Perry), and Donna ¥ largest Greek letter sorority in the world, and has grown from one chapter of seven women to a sorority of 250,000 members active in 12,500 chapters in countries throughout the world. Beta Sigma Phi has grown from a small social and cultural group into an international sorority that devotes much evening of celebration, we presented the Ritual of Jewels to eight new members. The Founder's Day Pledge and.. Message were read by Rita Bonnetta and Pat Toby. We were entertained by the singing group "A Touch of Class". Girl of the Year awards Donnelly (XI Epsilon Theta, Port Perry). The evening was high- lighted by the presentation of the Order of the Rose, Beta Sigma Phi's highest honour, to Shirley Baster of Uxbridge and Eleanor Bailey of Port Perry. at Greenbank Park They were a long time coming, but Greenbank Park now has an excellent set of floodlights for their baseball diamond. Ken Murray Electric of home opener on Monday, May 3ist and will play at home every Monday night during the season. Green- bank are the defending champions of the Uxbridge official opening of the new park facilities and as a special attraction, the Gamblers will play an exhibition game with the Virgin Islands National time to service efforts as Port Perry did the install: Community Fastball league Team who are touring in v7 well. Hardly a charitable, Del eg ates fo attend ation and early indications and have been practicing for Ontario. on health or cultural group are that they are a first rate the past 4 weeks and intend This attraction will be on 5 exists today that has not gq' floodlight unit. The various tc make it tough for anyone Thursday, June 24th, at 8:00 7 been helped in some way by W. | 0 d is tri Cc T annuaqa | teams using the Greenbank to dethrone them this year. Pp M. So plan tobe there for a Beta Sigma Phi. Of course, diamond have been taking Another big night in good nights entertainment. cultural and social activities The regular meeting of known as the Rural Organ- turns practising under the Greenbank Park will be the still continue among .the Honey dale' Women's izations and Services pew lights and all reports are chapters. [Each : year, Institute was held May 6, Branch. most complimentary. members are provided with With a good attendance. The District Annual is to The new washrooms, booth a different outline of study in Meeting opened with a be held May 27th, with Jean and change rooms is also the liberal arts. Members revised version of the Ode Carnochan and Irene Philip well under construction and - OFFICE SUPPLI ES - , also plan socials throughout a Pepsaling the Mary os voting Jelegates. pa bus another 3 or 4 weeks should rt the ear "including ewart Collect in unison. rip to the Erlan e Home gee the park in excellent WEDDING INVITATIONS - CONTINUOUS FORMS - Ee ilo: ie uding Our President, Helen is planned for May 31st. The condition. Considerable GR Rm eh Founder's Day. MacMaster welcomed all fare is $6.00. work has been performed on Funds raised through Present. "Thank you" notes A work meeting is planned the tennis courts and the { auctions, bake and craft Werereceived from Marjorie for our next meeting on June childrens playground project the 3 sales, garage sales, dances McCombe and Ilean Pugh, 10th instead of June 3rd. will commence shortly. pout peat STAR CO UMIED and other means, help With an invitation to Mabel Cawker was in Donations are still coming lig i support the Hospital for Sick members toattend an "Open charge of the program and in to assist with the cost of PORT Pte. OMTARO 2 Children, Cancer Society, House' onJune5thinhonour spoke on the Motto "Thereis these projects. So if anyone (10) 905.7383 5 Central Seven and our local - of Mrs. Pearl 'Gostick's nothing like a little soft soap has intended to contribute to Hospital and Library Funds. birthday. to remove a dirty look". the cost, the park committee } Service projects A letter was received from Readings were given by would be most grateful to 0 encompassed a variety of tasks for both Port Perry chapters: Heart Fund, Cancer Society. Meals on the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, regarding the re- organization of the Home Economics Branch, to be Jean Carnochan, Mary Cannon, and Vera Melton, and a contest and "sing along" by Lillian Harper. hear from you. Now is the time! The Greenbank Gamblers Fastball club will have their 1 A 252525 252520 525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525252 2525252525555 JIC ICI os wh ICC ICICI ICICICC iy yi ) Sarse relly LIMITED "Lr wr' 197Queen Street -Port Perry OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M.to6 P.M. 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