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RAR alah Ad ahd: SPIT INGA a Salas HERO AY >a fd PRRs v 16 PORT PERRY STAR, EARLIER SAREE Jalil FFRLAPSORPLRERTELA ASA LAR 8% . AUC AFAR ICS AAT | WL bY SN 9 a Thursday, August 26, 1965 Premier J. Robarts Attends Ceremony Sat., September n Premier John Robarts, Hon. Charles Drury, Minister of In- dustry and Pickering Township Reeve C. W. ciate Sept. 11 at a ceremony officially launching construct- ion of Ontario Hydro $266 mill- ion nuclear power station, W. Ros Hydro chairman Laycox will offi- | | Drury and Mr. 3 Strike, Bowmanville, will be master of ceremonies. Rev. W. A. McKay, Dunbarton, will offer the prayer of dedication, The 11 a.m. southwest over the site in Pick- ering Township to Lake Ont. A program highlight will be official verification veyor's equipment of the loca- tion of the plant's first nuclear reactor by Mr. Robart's, Strike. oo APE FeAl Oia a CEMPHIALPW CTOTRr STR SS RA ceremony will | be held on high ground looking | with SUr-| hich began this month, saw Over $10,000,000 In Vacation Pay General Motors of Canada Ltd. this month shelled out a whopping payroll of some $10, 200,000 in vacation pay and reg ular wages to its employees. The annual plant slowdown, regular plant and office per- Mr. | sonnel dwindle from 19,000 to | some 3,000 workers due to va- cations and layoffs. Plant main- tenance and changeover employ- ees made up the remaining 3,000 at work. A GM spokesman said today that the Oshawa plants will start to roll again in early Sep- tember -- although the active production date has not yet been settled. The monster payroll went to some 15,600 hourly rated work- ers and 3,500 salaried employ- ees. 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IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Sam Naples are spending weeks holidays in Eastern Ontario. . ® Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goode and family have just returned from a holiday in Florida. * ok * Mr. and Mrs. Alex Naples of Toronto spent a week with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Naples: « x a * Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beare and family are spending a weeks holidays at a cottage in Hali- burton. * % Visiting Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs: Tucker, Carl \ Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Robeft Jeffrey all from Scarborough. * * * x 'Messrs. Dennis Dawson, Hank Bertrand, John Thompson and Larry Davidson have just re- turned from a trip to the West Coast where they visited many points of interest. « so Mrs. M. Baird (nee Pearl Mc Lean) a one time resident of Port Perry, along with her daughters, Miss Jean Baird and Mrs. R. Edwards of Orillia, spent a day visiting in Port Perry re- cently. * Miss Marge Harrison, Kim Harrison and Miss Ann Bentley of Ajax spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Connell and family, Ottawa and Mr. and * * | Mrs. Fred Colbear and family, Powassan- * % % Mrs. W. T- Harris, Mrs. W. G. Chapman, Mrs V. P Stouffer, and Mrs H. H. Mulligan of Port Perry,and Mrs. Earl Beare of Claremont were guests of Mr- and Mrs. Frank D. Slemon in Ottawa last week. Manchester Guide Enjoys Camp Life Last Wednesday, 3 local Girl Guides arrived at Camp Kee- waydin, 23 mi. from Goderich on Lake Huron. Guides Dianne Hall, Port Perry, Sharon Larm- er, Nestleton and Marsha Mul- holland, Manchester, are obvi ously enjoying their 10 day stay at this beautiful Guide Camp on the shores of Lake Huron. Letter received Monday from Goderich-- "Dear Mom and Dad: Well, here I am at camp. So far it's just great. Love meet- ing all the new girls. When we - arrived yesterday we started to work immediately - together, we were not separated. We got a new girl, named Trudy Wilson. She claims she's from the North Pole. She's a real good head and works hard too. We have it real soft with wooden floors to sleep on and gadget wood supplied. The lake is nice but there's a bit of un- dertow, and if you swim under- water near the buoys you get pulled out beyond them. Don't worry -- there's a lifeguard there. I think she can swim. There have only been three casualties so far. Someone sighted a snake, Dianne fell down a hill and my knife is real sharp. Write soon, must go now, ; Love -- Marsha." (Although the 38rd casualty isn't mentioned, Mom and Dad presume it has something to do with the new, sharp knife!"