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Distinguished guests participating in the Historic Ceremonies at Uxbridge when they received their official Coat of Arms were Lieutenant Governor of 'Ontario and his wife Mrs. Breithaupt, Dr. D.G. Davis, Mr. Michael Starr, MP; Dr. M.B. Dymond, MPP; and Mr. Patrick Duffy, Warden of Ontario County. Cadet Week in Port Perry, best cadets were R.S.M. Garnet Warriner, and Cadet Captain Barbara Love. The High School band was complimented by the reviewing party. The band was under the supervision of John Jefford. The musical drill by the girls was well executed under the guidance of Miss Ruby Leask. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, May 25, 1961 Mr. Robert D. Carnegie, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Carnegie received his B.A. Degree from Queen's University, Kingston. The students and teachers of Grades 10 and 11 of Port Perry High School visited the Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph. Teachers attending were Miss I. Parker and Mr. A. Buchner. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Johnson, Blackstock celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary. 15 YEARS AGO Thursday, May 26, 1966 Mr. Phil Goreski announced the opening of Club Annrene at Lakeside Beach, Scugog Island and plans a dance to be held each Saturday throughout the summer months, Forty four Port Perry Girl Guides enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls after raising money for the trip by selling Easter eggs. - Ontario County passed a by-law to provide for the erection of a new $1 million Home for the Aged in Beaverton. A large crowd gathered at the Greenbank Hall to honour Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson and family who have moved to Port Perry. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, May 26, 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn were two of the many people who enjoyed the successful Beef Barbecue sponsored by the Lions Club. The barbecue was held in Port Perry at the arena. A truck owned by Master Feeds rolled into the water of Lake seugog after the brakes failed. Within the same week another truck owned by W.B. Bennet overturned during paving operations, and a garbage truck caught fire and the load of garbage had to be dumped out on the road. This year's Cuboree is being held in Port Perry and will include a parade of ten or 11 floats, track & field games, and a campire and balloon fly. The Cuboree will be held at the Fairgrounds. Five retiring teachers were honoured at a Dinner Tuesday evening by 85 members of the Ontario ~ Women's Teachers Association of Ontario, Unit I. The five teachers: Mrs. Edna Clayton, Mrs. Katheryn Gordon, Mrs. Otta McNab, Mrs. Alfa Samells, and Miss Normia Urquhart. Each of the ladies was presented with an award and pins. 'for 24-Hour complete Heating Service in Port Perry EMERGENCY SERVICE Day or Night - Phone 985-2572 Furnaces - Air Conditioning - Boilers - Air Cleaners - Humidifiers - . 2 a oo. v LPI AY he AN did od x . ' by . p a RCS RY A AHA BFR letters Ho PREIS WAC AS FRIES Pi HR BAER AN Ea RG ETON SANG a TR a A el DS Tax cuts, not more taxes are needed: reader (From page 5) country, the young and the elderly at both ends of the scale. The aged and the poor get less and less in terms of any real gains, with inflation at 13.9 per cent since McEacherns last budget, not the 12.6 they claim. How can an aged pensioner live on the basic old age: pension of a little over $200 a month? Rents for a one bedroom apartment are over $300 in many cities. Those lucky enough to get annual increases in wages and salaries find that they are shifted into higher tax brackets and often pay most of it to income taxes. The government has in effect a vested interest in inflation. Even by taking an extra $1 billion out of our pockets Ontario will still have a deficit of close to $1 billion. A number of provinces have no. - OHIP premiums and at least one has no income tax nor sales tax. Although we have surplus of hydro the Ontario government is spending literally billions of dollars on nuclear power plants, we don't need. Economist say . that Hydro plans to spend $25 billion could bankrupt the province. Meanwhile they spend thousands on pro- moting electric heat, although it is common knowledge that resistance heating is the most inefficient use of hydro. Any fool knows that you can't spend more than you make. Only governments fail. to see the folly of their ways and keep increasing taxes to pay for their waste. Inflation can' never be beaten until governments at all levels, cut spending. What this country needs is a tax revolt like California had with prosposoition 13. They found that cutting taxes and eliminating the parasitic civil servant waste that added nothing to the gross national product but _ wasteful taxation, the public were better served at much less cost. President Reagan's tax cuts are what the economy needs --- not more taxes! Lower taxes spur economic growth and lessen inflation by 'boosting production, and most important create jobs for the near 1 million unemployed. We are paying a dear price for majority govern- ments, one in Ottawa and the other in Ontario. Dean J. Kelly, President Association of Dedicated Canadians Box 1000, Port Perry HELPFUL HINT To remove scratches from Mohagany furniture you can either rub the scratch with a dark brown crayon or buff with brown paste wax. Farming counts counts for farming. for alot of the picture. June 3 is Census Day, and it's a day that really Census information is vital to the growth of agriculture. It helps us build markets here and abroad. It lets us plan new programs for the improvement of Canadian farming. It even shows farmers how their farm the area. Cen "Its not difficult. Every farmer will receive a s compare with others in It's between you and us. A census is so important to Canada's future that, by law, you must participate. This same law guarantees that the information you supply is kept completely confidential. Census employees -- and only census employees -- have access to it. It's your future. Remember, the Census of Agriculture helps us paint the future of farming in Canada. And we need your help to make the picture perfect. ~~ ~~ s of Agriculture and a Census of Population. = 0 h