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oy RARE me ot en iE LE #4 7 Ag " 0) PPA lode wie f ye . fia 4 Jz . 1 * \iz ¢ thik > 5 Foi | N First Port Per Perry Team To Capture OHA Title The crowd at the Arena last Wednesday night went wild, when the final whistle blew to end the sixth game in the Ontario Intermediate 'C' Championship between Port. Perry's Tripp's Bulldozers and Port Elgin. =~ 'For the first. time in the history of the O/H,A. a Port Perry team had succeded in going all the way to capture . the coveted O.H.A. Championship Trophy. After playing two games in Port Perry and winning one the team played three games in Port Elgin, winning two and losing .one which gave them a 3-2 edge in games to re- turn home for the sixth games. : It was obvious all through the game that the Port. Perry 'Plans Campaign For Funds In Nar Future ~~ players had no desire to return to Port Elgin for the seventh game .and gave -the opposition no chance during the entire encounter. All through the season, the Port Perry boys have been playing very fine hockey, and the aim has been to do exactly what was accomplished that night. Possibly the main reason for "this.success has been the fine comradeship and the solid team spirit among the players. The efforts by players, coaches: and leaders have made this championship a most deserving, and hearty congratu- lations are extended to all concerned in this great triumph," Scoring for Por Perry in the final game were: Meridith McKee with two, Chic Carnegie, Barry Oke, Gary Geer and Ron Begant with singles, . families Perry Clinic, oné mother with Ontario Cty. 8 Survey Second And Final Week The community portion of the frée tuberculin testing & Chest X-ray survey is now in its sec- ond week. The survey in.schools and industries in the north end of the county has now been completed. Students who were absent from school while the clinic was " there, br were absent when tests were read, will-be welcome at any of the clinics set up in vari- ous parts of the County. Loca- tions and times of clinics ap- peared in this newspaper, : In a report from the Scugog Area Chairman, Mrs, D. L, Crozier, it is said that several attended the Port four pre-schoolers. The child- ren helped roll up their sleeves and smilingly approached the nurse for the test, Department Nurses have a wonderful way hn with the children and it is hoped that more families will attend the clinic. Progress Is Made In Nurses Dispute County Clerk William G. Manning said recently progress is being made toward a settle- ment of the dispute between the nurses of the Ontario County Health Unit and the county, "He said that with Bradford: Paulin, the labor representative |- for the health unit, he had met the nurses in Toronto, A meet- ing of the county health board held at the county building, The nurses, employed by the unit, resigned about a month ago when they were refused bargaining rights by the for- mer board of health, - day. Shank Rast VOLUME 101 - Ey THURSDAY, MAY 5th, 1966 NUMBER 31 From The Hosptial Board For those conected with the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, April 26th, 1966, will go down as a red letter As_you knew from last week's paper the Ontario County Council approved a one year extension of its hospital grants program to include a new hos- pital in the Village of Port Perry. . The grants which be- gin in 1969 and continue for five years, include a total of $400,000.00 for the new COM- 'MUNITY MEMORIAL HOS- PITAL in Port Perry. Planning 'a new hospital re- quires 'a great deal of thought and cooperation on the part of many people. No doubt diving | the past year many people in the communities served by: our hospital have wondered why the Hospital Board did not divulge | more information regarding the proposed new hospital, Many steps have to be taken before definite: plans materialize. The Hospital Board felt that it was Hosgital Report | : "Yor week ending April 30 Admissions ............... vearerses 1 Operations .......uiinien" 6 Emerg, Treatment .... 4 Birthe: vo vviininminirnisiing 3 Deaths wviniirivions eR) Nil . Discharges... 14 Remaining .......coeuniennne i 22-- Visiting hours 3-4 and 7-8 p.m. ~ better to withhold into iation until they were in a position to report actual facts. "The site which has been pur chased for the proposed new hespital acres of land on the north side of Paxton Street, west of Rosa Street, in the Village of Port Perry. It was necessary to lo- 'cate the proposed new hospital on an entirely new site so that adequate space could be provid- ed for future expansion. This was a recommendation of the Ontario Hospital Services Com- mission, At the present time only the preliminary plans have been prepared and studied, and still fe} Names Of Players In The Above Photo Parry, Ron Bryant, Barry. Oke; Jim Topping, Chic. Carnegie (captain), Ken Roberts, Doug, McMillan, . Centre row left to right: Bill Harrison (manager), Dave Ballingall, Clare Watts (timekeeper), Dale McNenley, Mac McMillan, Don Hurs t(coach), Walt, Shndison. (treas- urer), Charlie Williams (train- er). Back row left to right: Jack Cook (goal judge), Meridith Andy Matthews, - Jim ton, Don Cochrane, Wayne Ven- gg 1 Ye BT TR4 O%y Spare i ning. a En Ie TE -- hr IHR rT is approximately six, Front row, left to right: Boh | cKee, urnett, Gary Geer, Lyn Middle. require some changes, the plans are approved by the Ontario Hospital Services Com- mission an accurate estimate of cost of the new hospital is not possible. Le As was pointed out in the item in the Port Perry Star on April 28th, 1966, 25% of the total EE ---------- Ee EH EEE NERA SHENAE RS DAR 4X1 VRS (RF REST y wow 7 ' Until . cost of the hospital must be raised by public subscription, Plans will be made in the very near future for the organization of the. campaign to raise the required Municipal share. It has been most encouraging to the Hospital Board that several donations hage already been re- ceived towards the building fund of the new Hospital. Before 4 hospital construction program- me can 'commence, the Com. mission must also be assured of the - adequacy of the finances to complete the project, bie projet. Man Bruised, Cut After Car Accident "Fred Pearce, 70 of Prince Al- [ bert is in the Community Mem. orial -Hospital after his car went. off the road and rolled over at Yeo's Corner, two miles south of Manchester on Hwy, 12, . Brignall's Ambulance rushed to the. accident scene and brought Mr. Pearce to the hos- pital. He suffered only facial cuts and a few bruises, and will goon be returning homé. rarer rem > a. ' iw T------ ~~ CE ~ Ne EGR rs Sek $4 . : os a po OE = Se Fon: WY ~ a - a ¥ @. ERE - Sl re ~ pr BAT Tr ~~ - ~ | A En At i » ade p22 ANn 0) pon ' --