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rroud The four voung and Minor Hockey Association. trophies. From left: presented by Ed. Mulholland; ngrkay players are-the captains.of the-teams who were'seazon winners in the games premoted by Port Perry Standing behind the captains are the respective donors of the Captain Mike McQuade, Captain of the Tyke's with the Legion Trophy, Capiain of the sented by Mr. Gordon Scott, Mr. And Mrs. Roy Taylor (Celebrate Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor cele- brated their 50th Wedding An- niversary, in the Christian Edu- cation Building of the Black- stock United Church, March 31, 1967 with approximately two hundred attending the recep: tion. On April the 4th, 1917, The former Alma McLaughlin and Roy Taylor were ited in mar- riage at the home of the bride's parents, Nestleton, with Canon Kidd, rector of St. John's An: glican Church, Blackstock, offi- _ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have 3 children, Anson of Scarborough, Kathleen (Mrs. Garnet Muray) _of Cresswell and Arnold of. Blackstock. They have four grandchildren. 4; During the evening Rev. P. Romeril called the gathering to order and congratulated the bride and groom of fifty years. Mr. Anson Taylor and Mr. Arn- old Taylor also spoke and told Hospital Report Week Ending April 22nd Admissions .. . 20 Operations ORY + 'Emergency Treatments ..... 8 Birt Lit nnd itiiniwm 2 Deaths ......... Nil Discharges . 21 Remaining... 24 Visiting Hours 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Maternity Hours 3.00 tq. 8 p.m. how pleased they were to see so many out to honour their par- ents. Roy Taylor expressed their gratitude for being remembered (ontinued on Page 2) New Washrooms Centennial Project For Fair Grounds The Port Perry Fair Board has a very ambitious; and worth- while project this year. Only in the planning stages, but with a serious aim at completing it, the organization as a Centennial project hopes to build new washrooms at the Fair Grounds. | This was brought to light at a meeting by Port Perry Coun- cil, where Fred Christie and Claire Vernon representing. the Fair Board explained to' coun: cil that the cost of the "new washrooms was estimated to be $4,800. If the plans should become a reality this year, the Fair Board would like to see that Port Perry would take on the respon- sibility of taking care of the buildings. The council members found this request quite reason- able. On the question on how tor stop motorists from driving on the race track, council suggest- ed that signs be erected and make it a police responsibility. mond Trophy, presented by Miss Beverley Dy- mond; Rickie Prosser, Captain of the Pee Wee Team with the Port Perry Lions Trophy, pre- Gord. Thomas; Captain of the] Bantam Team, Ted Hall holding the Port Perry Minor Hockey Trophy which was presented by the president Mr. Harry Shor. Port Perry, will be sponsoring 1 cial chickens will be replaced : will be in attendance. Novice with the Dr. M. B. Dy- Peel's Poultry At Expo 67 Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd., of breeding stock and broilers for the poultry building "Man the Provider" display at Expo 67. The breeders, to be supplied in May, will remain at Expo for {5g Juretion of the fair and will | be displayed in. specially pre- pared pens. However, commer- every 10 days with those whose ages range between Tour and nine weeks. "There will not be any repre:- sentatives of the company at the from the Canadian government Ontario County VOLUME 102 One Ballot Carries Liquor Vote in Scugog fair, but trained poultry men. ~Witha 'majority of ONE vote residents of Scugog Township on Wednesday, April 19th approved of the sale of liquor under a din- ing room licence for the consumption with meals on licenced premises? The turnout for the vote was the heaviest in the his- tory. of the Township, and 231 of 260 eligible voters cast their ballots. Of the 231 ballots cast, eight were spoiled, which gave the affirmative voters one ballot more than re- quired to make the 609, necessary to win the vote. "It is a startling difference in the interest and turnout for the type of vote held last week compared to a more important- vote such as a municipal election. _In_December 1966 when the municipal elections in Scugog Township was held only 32.279, of the eligible voters turned out, while at the recent vote on a dining room licence the interest almost trippled to 88.857. Chief Pleads "Not Guilty" Port Perry Police Chief Ro- bert Cameron was held over for trial on a charge of theft after he pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing before Magistrate D. B. Dodds in Osh- awa magistrate's court Monday. Magistrate Dodds heard evi- Appoints MOH Dr. C. M. Hoffman, of Tor- onto, has been appointed Medi- cal Officer of Health with the Ontario County Health Unit, effective June 1st. George Brooks, chairman of the health unit, advised county council of the appointment at its session recently. Dr. Hoffman, born in China of missionary parents, was edu cated at the University of Tor- onto. The appointment of Dr. Hoff man has been approved by Dr. M. B. Dymond, Ontario minister -of -health. -He will-commence his duties June 1 at a salary of $18,500. The position of MOH was previously held by Dr. Margaret Braund, now an employee of the department of health at the Ontario Hospitial, Whitby. Since her resignation last year the position has been held, on a temgporary basis by Dr. C. C. Stewart, Oshawa MOH. --- Go To Bed Early D.S.T. Begins Sat. Before you retire on Sat- urday night be sure to set watches & clocks ahead one hour, or you may arrive at Church one hour too late on Sunday, or you may find that the partners you were to play golf with is on the sixth hole on your arrival at the course. ha The Port Perry council passed a motion and have adopted the following dates for "Daylight Saving Time" --From 12,01 am., April 30th, 1967 until 12,01 a.m. ~ October 29th, 1967, dence presented by the crown but the defence offered no evi- dence. 'The charge arose from an in- cident occurring on June 8 in Port Perry when $100 in fine money was unaccounted for, Testimony by crown witnesses traced the money to Mr. Cam- eron, ' Inspector Albert DuGuid of the criminal investigation bur- eau of the Ontario Provincial Police testified that the Port 'Perry chief constable told him in an interview he had received the money but was not sure what happened to it after he got it. Bail for Mr. Cameron was set at $1,000 with trial date set for the June session of the Ontario County Court. Wishart Will Speak At P.C. Nomination The Hon. Arthur M. Wishart, Q.C., Ontario Attorney General and Minister. of Justice will ad- dress the Ontario Riding Pro- gressive Conservative Nomina- tion meeting in Beaverton Town Hall, Monday, May 1st at 8 p.m. 'He will be introduced by Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, Ontario Minister of Health. Waits For Approval Ontario County Council is waiting for approval by the Ont- ario Municipal Board before making grants to two county hospitals. If and when the by-laws are approved Port Perry Commun: ity Memorial Hospital will re- ceive $349,112 and Whitby Gen- eral Hospital $1,053,000, PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, APRIL 27th, 1967 NUMBER 28 Mr. and Mrs. Raglan, held open house at 'their home on Saturday, April 22nd, 1967 on the occasion of George Bray, sary. They were married in Myrtle on April 19, 1917 at the Parsonage, with the late Rev. George Nicholls performing the wedding ceremony. They have lived in the Raglan area since their marriage. Mr, and Mrs. Bray have seven children: Mrs. Roy Nottingham (Doris) Raglan; Mrs. Ray Gimb- lett (Ruth) Columbus; Mrs. Bruce Ormiston (Hazel) Raglan; Mr. Douglas Bray, Oshawa; Mr. Lorne Bray, Raglan; Mrs. Ro- bert Holliday (Shirley) Colum- their 50th Wedding Anniver- Mr., Mrs. George Bray Celebrate Anniversary bus; and Mrs. Walter Sandison (Donna) Port Perry. They 'also (Continued on Page 2) Well Over 100 Mills While Port Perry's tax rate is still below the 100 mill mark, Uxbridge after an increase of 20.23 mills this year has jump- ed considerably passed this fig- ure. . Uxbridge ratepayers will pay 116.57 for residential and 125.71 for commercial. For Separate School supporters the increase is even more staggering, with 122.78 residential and 132.61 commercial. hic A deputation of three from Scugog Township; reeve Victor Aldred, councillors Joe Dowson and Mrs. June Crosier attended a recent meeting with the Port Perry council, in regard to the 50-50 basis. Fire chief W. G. Raines was present to explain why a tank truck would be an asset to the Township. Particularly . where there are no hydrants available, a tank truck is of great advant- age. The Port Perry pumper 'can only be used when close to water supply, and if the Reach tank truck should happen to be Whitby Man NDP Candidate Tom Edwards, first vice pre- sident of Oshawa and District Labor Council, has won the NDP nomination for the new Ontario South riding in the next provincial election. Edwards, who won on the first ballot, defeated John Wil- liams, and George Clarke, both from Bay Ridges. Edwards, 41, will be running against Liberal Alban Ward, & Conservative Bill Newman, for the seat. purchase of a tank 'truck on.a such 2 EW BEAR SEE 0 Yon A FE XU el A Propose Scugog Buy Truck in use in that township, the. equipment available to fight a fire in Scugog Township would be mediocre. The question whether it was necessary for Port Perry to own a half share in a tank truck, also came up, particularly when arrangement had never been made with Reach Town- ship, who already own a tank truck. Members of Port Perry Coun- cil felt that the Township of Scugog should purchase their own tank truck and fire fight- ing equipment. It was left to the Township to obtain prices on a tank truck, and that the matter will be taken up again on a later occasion. We Made An Error "The Printer's Devil" sneeked into a report from the Port Perry Lions Club regular meet- / ing last week. In the last para- graph it was stated that the Ladies Night is to be held at Club Annrene on Friday, May 5th. This should have read Saturday, May 6th. We apolo- gize for this error, and hope that anyone interested, and was misinformed will read this correction. Fa, 8.8 1 Vi ed XN <3 o ESI Ba + a & x