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During the annual meeting, held on May 4th, Town Hall, 1873 elected its Board of Directors and officers. for the '87 - '88 season. The Hall committee heads read individual reports outlining the ac- complishments to date of each com- mittee. The program chairperson, Margaret VanCamp, was especial- lv commended on a successful season subscription series, culminating in the visit of Boris Brott and the Hamilton Philhar- monic Orchestra. The Hall's ongo- ing rentals, managed by Lynn Relf, were cited as integral to the conti- nuing vitality of the building, much Allan Lawrence's poll The initial tallying of the results of my questionnaire has just been completed. It includes all responses received in my Ottawa office on or before April 24th. A total of 16,831 people responded. 14.307 (85.00 percent) voted in "favour of a return to Capital Punish- ment and 2,517 (14.95 percent) voted against a return to Capital Punish- ~ ment. The balance b7 7 people were undecided. Of those who voted for a return, 13.343 (93.26 percent) stated all first degree murders should be capital crimes and 896 people (6.26 percent) ~ voted for a return only for first degree murders of pgqlice officers and prison guards/ A total of 7,818 54.65 percent) were also in favour of murders committed during acts of terrorism or hostage taking being considered as capital crimes. - Among those who favour a return, 36.90 percent of respondents chose lethal injection as the preferred method of execution, 35.70 percent chose the choice of condemned, 11.93 percent chose hanging, 8.11 percent ~ chose electrocution, and 4.25 per- cent chose the gas chamber. There were just slightly more responses from women than men, 49.84 percent to 48.57 percent. The age spread of respondents was 18 to 24, 696 (4.14 percent) ; 25 to 44, 5,561 (33.04 percent) ; 45 to 60, 4,755 (28.25 percent); 6lplus, 5,504 (32.70 per- cent). Of all ; respondents, 1.97 per- cent stated no age and 1.87 percent did not state their sex. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 12, 1987 -- 13 Town Hall elects board credit going to the in-house groups such as Scugog Choral Society, Borelians Community Theatre, and Diet Workshop. The Hall's financial position was judged comparable to last year's by' Treasurer Allan Faux: Sponsors are always welcome and all directors continue to do their part in fundrais- ~ ing, especially Publicity and Promo- tion chairman Brad Heintzman and his able team. Thanks were extended to outgoing director Barry VanCamp, and to Val Krempowich, who relinquishes secretarial duties to Vivien Lee. Les Parkes, ex-officio, but official Historian, was also thanked for his ongoing record-keeping of Hall events. Currently at strength (17 direc- tors), this represents the '88 Board: , continuing as chairperson, Diane Lackie; Past chairman, Dr. Jack Daze' GARDEN CENTRE Cottrell, vice-chair, David Sparl- ing; treasurer, Allan Faux; secretary, Vivien Lee; program, Margaret VanCamp; Property, David Sparling and Gordon Lee; maintenance, Mort Syrhington and ~ Cliff Moon; house management, Lynn Relf; retail sales, Howard Hall; publicity and promotion, Brad Heintzman, Pat Smith, Donna Shanley, " Allan Faux; directors, Elgin Knopp, Val Krempowich, Richard Drew. Program committee assistants include Debbie Colston, Pat Procunier, and Sally Steele. Town Hall 1873 looks forward to a challenging new season, the first event of which will be the 'School Reunion Cabaret on June 27th, and thanks all of its subscribers and supporters, without whom the Hall would not be the ac- tive cultural force it is in the community. PORT PERRY FEEDS 1985-7363 40 VANEDWARD DR., J® PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick, Ltd. Dealership) ..u We will be Open VICTORIA DAY MONDAY, MAY 18 CONTRACTOR'S WHEELBARROW 5.75 cuft 222, 95 WEED and FEED .. "ROSE BUSHES PEAT MOSS SHEEP & CATTLE MANURE 20g 52. 80 Good Selection of Box Plants & Geraniums Available. PORT PERRY KINSMEN present .. |SPRINGFEST '87 FRIDAY, MAY 29th cour Partland Brothers (recording Artists) Warm-up Act Rumbleseat (John Cougar Tribute) "| SATURDAY, MAY 30th co... 1964 - A Beatles Tribute Scugog Arena -- Port Perry TICKETS: $6.00 Advance; $8.00 At-the-Door Available'at- CINE-MAX, PORT PERRY: SEAGRAVE GENERAL STORE. BLACKSTOCK COUNTRY CONVENIENCE