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(SA SA ER Fo RE 8 Ma of] Local Woman daawn recently. Pictured above Short, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wins Lions Clu Mrs. Charles Dyer of 118 Lilla Street, Port Perry was the lucky winner of the Port Perry Liens Club Lawn Umbrella Set, which was TURAY JULY 31 | Z is little Debbie Lloyd Short of Miss Canada To Visit Blackstock Fair Blackstock Fair are having a major attraction this year in the person of Miss Dominion of Canada. The directors received confirmation at a recent meet- ing that the reigning Queen, Miss Carol Ann Tidey, will be LOCAL GUEDES OFF TO CAMP Early Saturday morning 24 Port Perry and Scugog Guides and their 4 leaders Mrs. Audrey Hall, Mrs. Eileen Hodgins, Mrs. Georgeen Carnegie and Miss Jane Carnegie, left by DeNure bus for a week of Camping at Camp Adelaide, Girl Guide Camp in Haliburton. Camp Adelaide is an Area Camp situ- ated on Black Lake and is maintained by the Guides in Central Area. Mrs. Dorothy Nelson, Port Perry is the Administrator at the camp this summer and re- | ports a busy summer in spite of the weather. The Camp site has as many as 100 Guides camping at one time for most of the summer months. present at their fair on August 28th. Ore of Miss Dominion of Canada's appearances will be when she judges the-display of beards grown in the community this summer to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of Blackstock Fair. There are many other attrac- tions planned for this year's fair. Following the centennial 'heme, the Antique Car Club of Oshawa will display their ve- hicles "n the parade and on the grounds. The W Bar IL Riders, also of Oshawa. will again put on their fine display of western horsemanship and games. Prizes are being offered this vear for display of antique farm implements. There will be an award too for the best dressed couple in old time cos- tume. A fine program of horse showing, racing, livestock jud- | ging make up the rest of the day which will be topped off with a dance at night to the music of Roy Godfrey. b Lawn Umbrella Port Perry drawing the winning ticket. In the centre is Gordon Goode, President of the Lions Club and on the left is Al. Pacey, chairman of the draw committee. Kofi | ¥ | + | 14 Set --Staff Photo Uxbridge Resident Rescued From/Lake By Oshawa Firemen A small boat and jts lone oc- | cupant were hauled safely A- | shore by a rescue faunch of the Oshawa Fire Department late last night. The boat and its Uxbridge owner Jim Martin, were spotted drifting some two miles off the | Lake Ontario shoreline at Thickson's Point. Firemen of the Oshawa De- partment went out into the lake in a rescue launch to haul the becalmed boat ashore. Mr. Mar- tin suffered no ill effects from the experience. | Hospital Report | Week ending August 7th Admissions cocoon. 6 Operations ..........ccceeeee. 8 Emergency Treatments... 18 Births occas Nil | Deaths ..... . Nil | Discharges ......occvrirnene 10 Remaining ccc. 10 ' Visiting Hours 3-4 and 7-8 p.m. MN MeL TA A SRW LT ERA a Tr IRN be rh hdd kisi da 1 x} a . A : , Sy pL . HWY F L Srvpsoib i died sa erodiid didi idas sia snd as scsi dda dh A Ad sdb ca Port Perry Fair © 3 Weeks Away { PRT { PERRY Volume 100 THURS., AUGU Well Known Sportsman ST 12th, 1965 Number 47 dh 5 Carlyle McGill Dies Suddenly Port Perry residents were! shocked on Tuesday when they | learned of the sudden passing of | Carlyle McGill who was very | well known to all the sports fans of Port Perry and through- out the area. ton where he was born. After moving to Port Perry he took an active part in minor sports in the area. He was a member of the Port Perry Min- or Hockey Association for eight "years and president of the as- Mr. McGill passed away sud- denly early Tuesday morning due to a heart attack, while va- cationing at a cottage near Bobcaygeon. He was in his 48th year. Carlyle moved to Port Perry from Oshawa 14 years ago, and | was an employee of General Motors. He was always inter- | ested in sports and for many years played hardball in Yelver- | While "Fair Day" is still three weeks off, preparations are go- | ing ahead for another success-| ful show. Last year's fine weather drew a record attend- ance to this annual event, with over 7500 people. This was 500 | more than in 1963, and the Fair Board Executive is looking for- ward to 8000 on Labour Day. With some co-operation from the weatherman, an outstanding | Fair can be expected. Specta- tors will again enjoy thrilling horse racing & the Orono Band will be there to add to the day's! enjoyment. An excellent cattle show is being arranged & some of the finest livestock in Ont- | ario County will be presented in | the Judges' Ring. | This Fair offers sontething for everybody. While Dad and the other cattle fanciers act as expelts dround the livestock stalls, Mom and the aupts can browse through the Women's Building, admiring the multi- tude of home cooking, sewing, crafts, flowers and art. The children will be busy at the swings and rides, as the Allan Midway will again be on the grounds. With no increase in admission price, the Port Perry Fair of- fers a full day's entertainment for young and old. sociation for one year. past two years he was active in minor baseball, being an umpire for their games. This year he joined the newly formed Port Perry Umpires' Association. He was also an active golfer. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, the former Audrey i"oley, two children, Joan. 15, and Rodney 12, also three sis ters and one brother. Carlyle will be sadly missed Ly his many friends in Port Perry and throughout the area. The funeyal service will be held at the MeDermott - Fana- baker Funeral Home on Friday at 2 p.m. oe) i i SH RE YS Fo £3 SRA 3 a ied 3 i ater id gl 3 nL 3 :: SE 5 gs 3 * " > + A 8 4 . . $2 Ca Wova - iT - 2: 3 0% Shs wi ot G3 w= ES TIT Ere 3 NEW ECONOMIST Miss Donna Stewart, newly appointed Home Economist on the staff of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture at New- market. Miss Stewart is from Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, and graduated in Home ,Econo- mics from the University of Manitoba. She will be working with the 4 - H Homemaking Clubs and Women's Institutes in York and Ontario Counties replacing Miss Austra Janitis who was recently transferred to North Bay. For the So ! pa RPT was Wort vi >. ---- nm > OR Tee Sapa --_-- ng -- Re er Sem Nag 5% WTR > Yt 3 rin | RE ats ae 2 a us Snr ives Z, Fn rm. - ~~