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an as FA Wa es CRS la Pl 4 -- PORT PERRY STAR - Thursday, May 23, 1968 Senior Citizens Club "There isp't too much to re- port at this time, but a re- minder that the next Euchre will be this Saturday evening 8.30 p.m. at the Hall on May 25th. Lunch served and good prizes awarded to the lucky winners. A bus trip has been men. tioned several times, and everyone's opinion is needed and weather is getting warm: er and we all enjoy trips if it is a nice day. Many will soon be on holidays and 'we like as many of our members as possible to take advantage of these outings. Last Euchre May 11th was another - successful evening 16 tables were played at. These Euchres are an even- ing of fun and laughter and everyone seems to enjoy this social get together, one has only to look around at the folks that attend from Osh- awa, Brooklin and the dif- ferent vicinities that attend to see why these euchres are . a success, it's a good social time. Prizes to lucky win- ners at Euchre May 11th as follows: Ladies High--Mrs. H. Jordan; second high--Mrs. M. Rowland; Consolation -- Mrs. L. Machern. Gent's high --Mr. R. Cook; Second high --Mr. R. Cook; Consolation -- Mr. 0. Watson. Pleasd keep in mind Euchre this Saturday. New Building, Renovations For Children's Aid Provision has been, made by County Council for the construction by the Child- ren's Aid Society of Ontario County and Oshawa of a new office building, the renova- tion of its old buildings and the purchase of furnishings. 'The-total-cost-of the scheme will be $250,000. The county said that on the completion of agreements between the county and the city for financing, the exe- cution of a lease between the municipalities and the society, and approval by the department of social and fa- mily welfare the society should not experience diffi- culty in proceeding with the project. ' It was recommended the county representatives on the society board represent the county on the building com- mittee. "DAN C ING CLUB ANNRENE . Saturday, May 25th BILL BACKWELL and HIS COMBO Modern and Square Dancing -- Refreshments and Lunch "TEENAGE DANCE CANCELLED ASSISTANT Corporation of the Village of Port Perry APPLICATIONS . WILL BE RECEIVED FOR AN Experienced in operating equipment, such as back hoe, grader, driving truck, etc. Also ex- perienced in municipal water works an asset. Applications to be in writing stating qualif- ications, age, 'and education, to be in the hands of the undersigned by noon, June 3rd, 1968. For. further information contact : JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk-Treasurer. Village of Port Perry. FOREMAN . Newspaper Member of the Newspaper PORT PERRY STAR COMPANY, LIMITED - Serving Port Perry, Brooklin and Surrounding Areas --.P, HVIDSTEN, Publisher WM. T. HARRISON, Editor Member of the Canadian Weekly Published every Thursday by The Port Perry Star Co. Ltd, Port Perry, Ontario. Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for * payment of postage in cash. _J Subscription Rates, In Canada $8.00 per yr, Elsewhere, $4.50 per year. Association Ontario Weekly Association Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron spent the holiday week-end with Rev. K. A. and Mrs. Heron at Barrie. Mrs. James Burroughes, of Highland Grove; was a week .end visitor with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynde. Mrs. H. Doble spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Doble at Sunder- land. Family Sunday Service was well attended in Burn's Church on May 12th, at 11.30 am. when the following children were baptized: Car- 'olyn' Louise; "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael, son of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Emm; Kelly Lorraine, daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Garfield Johnston; Ka- tharine Florence, daughter of Mr. iil Mrs. Neil John- ston. 'Home Show Continued | Cook Jr., Port Perry, 1 steel tape; John Moore, Port Perry 1 Gal. Paint; Geo. Davidson, Port Perry, 25 bags Jory Mae Bassant, Port Perry, 1 set taps; Geo. Catrnochan, Port Perry, 1 steel tape; V. P. Stouffer, Port Perry, stain- less steel sink; Kevin Hodg- ins Prince Albert, 1 set Galt- master taps; Colin Wackett, Port Perry, 1 steel tape; M. Byers, Blackstock, 1 Gal. Polyurethane; Beverley Nash, Oshawa, 5 crts Brick Overlay. Lynn Cook, Port Perry, 3 sheets Plywood Panels; Ken Middleton, Port Perry, 1 Sheet Arborite; R. Luvell, Port Perry, 2 crts. Ceiling Tile; Joan Morrow, P. Perry, 1 camper's special. won by Tina McMasters. Two $5.00 Food Vouchers-- Mrs. Marion Roland and Miss Donna Middleton, RR. 2, Port Perry. Eleanor's Flowers -- 2 large 'flower -arrangements won by Mrs. Will Forder, Blackstock and Miss Donna Beare, Port Perry. Jackson's Appliances -- 1 gallon Pittsburg Paint--Mr. Burnsel Webster; Mrs. Hea- ther Gibson--Hoover Steam and dry Iron; Westinghouse Blender, Miss Lucille Bryant. Hydro--Table Lamp -- Mr. Jim Bowers. Lake Scugog Lumber--In- stamatic Camera--Mrs. Mari- am Price; 3 sheets prefini- shed chestnut--Mr. B. Mason Caesarea; 4 sheets - Vinal Port Perry, 25 Bags Pal-O- Pak insulation, Mr, Carl De- Long, R.R. 4, Port Perry. McDermott - Panabaker -- | Picture won -by- Marie: Mad-|-{ sen. Peel Hardware--Thice, $5. vouchers, won by Mrs. Beth Grills, Port Perry; Mrs. John Raines Jr, Port Perry; Mrs. Nasmith, Port Perry. Service -- Gerald Jackson, Port "Perry; Mrs. Everett Prentice, Scugog Island; Wm. Forder, Blackstock; Mrs. Al- vin Heayn, Scugog Island; Bill Chapman Jr., Port Perry; Mrs. Glen Moase, Port Perry, all won a free oil change, Chalet Farms Limited ser- ved chicken loaf and barbe-| cued chicken to interestel Single Copy 10e. . The Ontario County Junior Farmers held their field day in Port Perry last Satur- day. Following the outdoor activities, the group gathered in the Greenbank commun. Square dancing took up part of The Port Perry Team con- ity hall. the evening. rr -- -- p------ , a --_---- -- sisted of, left to right: Ron Parish, Jane Parish, Pat Hunter, George Timms, Earl Phoenix, 'Mary-Jane Crosier, Beverly Fer- guson and Murray Stone. : --Ken Wilson photo P.C.s Elect Clark Muirhead (continued) delegates. Mr. Muirhead held a strong lead with 191 votes on the first ballot with Edward We- therall of Ajax second with 123. Mr. Aldred followed with 118, then came Norman Hogg of Uxbridge with 117. Robert Kenny of Port Perry withdrew with 30 votes and Rudi Maeder 'of RR 3, Osh- awa, was dropped from the ballot as low man with 23. Mr. Maeder donned a Muir- head sticker, but Mr. Kenny declined to openly support another candidate, Mr. Aldred jumped to sec- 'ond place on the second bal- lot picking up 36 votes, but Mr. Muirhead retained Tis lead, gaining 49. Mr. Weth- erall gained only seven, and Mr. Hogg dropped to 90 votes. Mr. Hogg, who said Mr. "Aldred's entry inthe race upset the voting trend, -also declined to support another candidate. Mr. Muirhead fell 12 votes short of a majority on the third ballot with 290 -- a gain of 50. Mr. Aldred pick- ed up 56 for a total of 210 and Mr. Wetherall was drop- ped from the ballot with 102. With only a dozen ballots needed to gain the majority; 'Muirhead supporters, includ- ing Donald Martyn, a federal candidate in York North in 1965, worked quickly to win over delegates. The final vote was Muir- head 328, and Aldred 256. SELL THROUGH 985-7373 Crest Hardware, Barbecue | Dowson's Red & White--|" Board, Mr. Thos. Mann, R.R.[ Peel Rambler Sales and]| visiting their booth. Loin 241 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY OME SHO SALE HOOVER HOME SHOW MERCHANDISE AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES. Some Pieces Scratched. -- Full Warranty -- Limited Quantities SAVING FROM 20 to 50% - OFF REGULAR PRICES ALL YOU SAW IT BEING DEMONSTRATED AT THE HOME SHOW. -- 3 DAYS 3 ONLY TED JACKSON, Appliances PORT PERRY W. Howard HALL, Proprietor. ONLY -- W.T. 985 - 2272 L BE R I v "REAL ESTATE LTD -REALION ° of