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~ Sn -~ Jp LB ri Cond Al: ath = 5 v's - 5 * > & FES &°d EN " L c Ir © ion of their Diamond Jubilee - celebrations on Sunday, Sept- in May 1906. The minister - ers have carried on through . the 60 years and are still ff) salah» £4 d FIA TE AA > > AL Beh 37 i 3 ya) y 4 Ground work on the new hospital will start about Nov. 1st and when build citizens of Port Perry and area will enjoy ~ v . 1 ¢ ~* 4 . Sad TH " * * Age. } AE? J 3 BF N EE an TSAF ERENT N, BAPE SSAA SER SAE 21 SO ah I ing is completed this is what Spence recently received a from Mayor Baker of Regina, Sask. _ She is a student of Port ¢ among 24 students from Ontario, 12 boys and 12 girls chosen to represent their respective schools in the Cen- tennial Youth Programme, sponsored by the Provincial and Federal Governments. The students. were billeted at homes of high school students in Regina from August 18 to 30. Miss Margaret Spence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. gold Buffalo Day Medallion Perry High School and was SEAGRAVE UNITED CHURCH 'Congregation Celebrates| 60 Years Of Service + Capacity crowds attended both, services at Seagrave United Church on the occas- ember 24th. The church was built in 4906-07, the corner stone be- ing laid by Mr. W. L. King at the time was Rev. W. S. Young. Many faithful work- doing great work for "tire ¢hurch. : At the morning service the auditorium was filled. when 350 people were pres- ent to hear Rev. George Dav- Hospital Report Week Ending September 23| Admissions ....................... 15 Operations ........................... 3 Emergency Treatments 18 rthe 0.0 Re 2 Deaths ................ Nil Discharges ...................... 15 Remaining .................c....... 23 Visiting Hours 2 p.m.-8 p.m, Maternity Hours 3 p.m.-8 pm| ison, of the Melville Pastoral Charge, and special music, By the Prince Albert Hale Quartette. Speaker for the evening service was Rev. J. K. Bra- ham M.A., B.D. Chairman of the Lindsay Presbytery, and well known in this area. Special music was provided by the Port Perry United Church - Choir. Over 250 people were in attendance at this service. By-Law Officer 'ond World War in Port Perry |. OHSC Approves Financial Assistance Hon. M. B. Dymond, Ontario Minister of Heal. th informs the Star that the Ontario Hospital Ser- vices Commission has ap- proved capital financial assistance to the Commun- ity Memorial Hospital Pro- fect. This approval is, of course subject to review after tenders are received. The plan approved shows --33 active beds, 10 chronic care beds, 1 labour and 2 recovery beds and 6 nur- sery bassinets. "Of the approved costs, the Government of Ont- ario through the Hospital Services Commission will provide 2/3, estimated to amount to $667,899,33. The local board is respon- sible for the remaining 1/3 of the capital cost. In addition the Board must provide the land and the complete cost of any items' not approved for cost sharing. It is ex- 'pected that the cost of financing the County grant will require a sub- stantial sum. In conclusion the min. ister says: "With this' approval 'it is hoped the New Hospital Project will go forward speedily and smoothly. PORT { PERRY Volume 102 PORT PERRY ONT., THU Number 49 ll Clinic Oct. 4 The Canadian Red Cross will hold their third Blood Donor Clinic since the Sec- Blood Donor] rl on Wednesday, October 4th, The first clinic held in August, 1966 was a tremend- oTE Conor" The Progressive Conservatives in Ontario Riding have opened their campaign office in a trailor on Perry Street. Dymond is seen turning the key to official- ¥ Dr. M. B. more." RSDAY, SEPT. 28th, 196 A ' SRB & Sn PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ly open the door. His personal remark was: "It must be a sign of prosperous times in Port Perry; when no stores are vacant any ous success when 224 persons gave blood. The second held in the Spring was as disa- ppointing when less than 100 offered their pint of blood There is no risk in giving blood. It is a very simple process with no discomfort or after effects. Every phase of the programme is under professional supervision. Specially trained nurses will take the blood donations. Any person in average health may safely. give blood. is is determined by a simple test given every donor by a Red Cross technician. Sponsoring the clinic and doing all the preliminary work here are members of Warriner Lodge IOOF, May- belle Rebekah Lodge, and the Hospital Ladies Auxil- iary. For time and appointments see advertisement elsewhere in this issue of the Star. Salary $5,000. The recently appointed By-Law Enforcement Officer will receive an annual salary of $5,000. This was decided at the last regular meeting of the Port Perry Council. In addition to his duties in Port Perry. Mr. R. Roy will also have the by-law enforcement duties of Scu- gog Township to enforce. Duties in the Village are By-Laws, Crossing Guard, Building Inspector, Dog Con- trol and any other duties Requests in the parade on July 1st. part in the activities and mendous success. by September 30th. Howard Hall, secretary of the Centennial Commit- tee has requested the assistance of the Star to obtain names of all persons and organizations participating In addition, he also requires the names of everyone who appeared on the floats. as well as everyone tak- ing part in running races and water sports. The reason for this request is that the Centennial Committee wishes to recognize everyone who took It is essential that the informations needed are in Public school children are asked to register their names at the school with their teachers. Anyone else may call Howard Hall at 985-2272 or 2367. & Names! made the day such a tr- Council may assign. Five local car dealers have combined their efforts to give the public an opportun: ity to see the best 1968 cars in one location, On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 5 6 and 7 some 25 cars will be on dis- play in the Port Perry Arena which should give everyone ample time to have a better look at the gleaming "new cars. In addition to viewing the cars, the public will also be able to participate in free draws every night. Mr. Dan Madsen of the Port Perry IGA has generously offered to provide free coffee and donuts to visitors during the three day show. Car dealers participating in the "Autorama Display" "Autorama Display" By Local Car Dealers are as follows: Bob Archer Motors Limited; Beare Mot- ors Limited; H. Peel Ramb- ler Sales and Service; Sweet- man Service Station, Cy Wil- son Ford Sales. Full Page Map Of Ontario Riding On page four in this weeks issue of the Star -is a full page reproduction of the New Riding of Ontario. It is very informative, and readers are advised to study the map. The three major political parties in Ontario have cand- idates contecting the Prov- incial seat: The Hon. M. B. Dymond, P.C., present mem- ber of the Provincial Parlia- ment; Allan McPhail, N.D.P. and Howard Anderson Lib- eral candidate. ~~ A - SAAR i -- BRE : En ral] AC i ON ------ Se POET on STASIS yA » rs a ord Re Se DT eI < wl le 3 . bo a; be 17 fe "ed ~~ Se A A A . ol - a ME NS a wy Re 4 ye SE Yan Te = -~ iy _. Se Ftd