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| | el LEGION BROKEN INTO $200 Ca Over the week-end, between 4 o'clock in the afternoon of Sun- day and early Monday morning, a sneak thief gained access to the Legion Hall on Bay Street here in Port Perry. Entry was made through a window of the boiler yogm, which is usually kept locked from the inside, ity exists that some person un- known as yet, slipped off the. lock from the inside and re- turned in the night to clean out § the cash which amounted to { about $200. Saturday night the Legion held a Social Evening and the bar steward reported that he was in the Hall on Sunday af- ternoon to tidy up. Therefore, the time of the break-in is es- tablished as Sunday night and the objective was strictly cash as no merchandise was taken. Registrar Sworn ln Stuart Roblin, of Whitby, has been sworn in as registrar of the Supreme Court, registrar of the Surrogate Court and clerk of the County Court for Ont- ario County. He was sworn in by Judge Alex C. Hall. He succeeds the late Col. George Arthur Welsh, The new county officer was born in Belleville and moved to Whitby at the age of three. He received his education and sec- ondary school system and later graduated from the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, in 1949 with a BSA degree, The possibil- | sh Taken Nominate J. Aldred In Algoma East A native of Port Perry, but known throughout Canada mostly for his eloquent announ- cing of TV commercials, Joel! Aldred, 44, was nominated Sat- urday as the Progressive Con- servative candidate for Algoma East. his is the riding presently | held by Prime Minister Lester | B. Pearson, and which he has lield since 1948. i No doubt, Mr. Aldred is up| against tough opposition, but: in politics anything can hap- pen. He told the nomination | 'meeting he would buy property and become a resident of Al- goma to counter claims he is lan-outsider. TOMMY THOMAS DECLINES N.D.P. Nominates 0. Hodges About 400 attended the No- mination Meeting of the New Democratic Party at the Hotel Genosha in Oshawa on Tuesday night. Mr. Tommy Thomas, who has been active for over 20 years in public life, declined the nomina- tion to represent the New De- mocrats at the polls November 8th. In a telephone interview to- day, Mr. Thomas stated that he and his wife had decided to re- tire from the contest but hel. would actively campaign for the |: party's new candidate. Mr. Oliver Hodges, a former |; fruit farmer from Winona, Ont- ario and presently engaged in|' the business of labour consult- |; ant out of Hamilton, will carry the banner for the Labour i Party. Mr. Hodges, who has been |: very active in labour matters for a number of years, was Whitby Receives Cty. Hospital Grant Ontario County Council ap- |: proved a grant to the Whitby |, General Hospital in the amount of $1,063,000. The decision was unopposed by council members. The subsidy from the county was based on a construction cost estimated at $20,000 per bed. This total cost could be subsidized by the federal and provincial governments to the tune of $8,000 per bed while the hospital board would be expect- ed to raise a total $3,000 per bed. These figures being cor- rect, the county council would then absorb an amount to a maximum of $9,000 per bed. County Council Clerk-treasurer W. G. Manning stated the coun- cil based its grant on the above assumption. cg Vice-President of the Union of | Ceramic and Plastic workers. At the nomination held in Oshawa on Tuesday evening, Mr. Hodges displayed his abil- ity as a platform speaker to a very enthusiastic audience. Married, with two children,' Mr. Hodges will be introducing himself to the electorate throughout Ontario Riding in the next thirty-seven days. strengthh by lifting Dr. Dy- | benefit of the photographers. "after Nov. 8th. PORT PERRY Volume 101 THURS., SEPTEMBER 30th, 1965 Number 1 Port Perry 4-H Members Successful At The Ontario County 4-H Championship Show was held in conjunction with Scott Fair, Uxbridge, on Wednesday, Sept- ember 22nd. Thirty-six 4-H dairy calves & fifteen 4-H beef calves were brought out in excellent condi- | tion, resulting in an outstand- ing calf show for the 4-H clubs. The results of the dairy calf calsses, judged by Mr. Ralph Chambers, Wilfrid, were as fol- lows: 650 Attend [] ) P-C Picnic About 6560 Progressive Conser- vative members attended the 10th annual Starr - Dymond- Walker picnic, held this year at Heber Down Farms, Brook: lin. --A- popular guest at the picnic, and a newcomer to progressive conservative politics was Whip- per Billy Watson, who not only addressed the gathering, but also showed his enormous mond over his head for the Uxbridge Fair Junior Holstein Calf-- 1st--Bruce Wilson, Pt. Perry 2nd--sS. Kerswill, Brougham 3rd--Norm Wilson, Pt. Perry. Junior Ayrshire Calf-- 1st--Irene Smith, Port Perry 2nd--Marion Couperthwaite, Port Perry. | Junior Guernsey Calf-- 1st--Murray Crawford, Osh. Senior Holstein Calf-- 1st--Jane Flett (Champion "Hol. Calf), Oshawa 2nd--Murray Stone, Pt. Perry 3rd--John Ormiston, Oshawa Senior Ayrshire Calf-- 1st--Ron Crosier (Champion Ayr. Calf) Port Perry 2nd--Jan Hoskins, Brougham ~ 3rd--M. Hoskins, Brougham Senior Guernsey Calf-- 1st--Harold Guthrie (Champ. Guernsey Calf) Oshawa 2nd--Danny McFadden, Sunderland 3rd--Terry Robinson, Sunderland Jane Flett of the Oshawa Ki- wanis 4-H Dairy Calf Club won the Orvan Chambers' Trophy, awarded annually to the 4-H member exhibiting the 4-H (Continued on Page 19) . The picnic gave Michael Starr the opportunity to officially kick off his campaign for the forthcoming federal election on Nov. 8th. He said he had served all the people of the riding for 13 yrs., regardless of political affilia- | tion ,race, colour or creed, and intended to do the same again Hospital Report Week Ending September 25th Admissions ......... PR | | Operations ........ceeneene 4 Emergency Treatment .... 8 Births ........... ereenenreens ww 2 Deaths .....ccureee, wieie 3 Discharges .......cccvvvenne 15 Remaining ....oecrveieee. 27 Visiting Hours 3-4 and 7-8 p.m. Michael Starr P.C. Candidate For 7th Time Michael Starr, representing the Progressive Conservative Party for the Ontario Riding for the last 13 years was again the unanimous choice to carry the party's banner in the forth- coming Federal election on Nov. 8th. At the nomination meeting held in Whitby Fri.,, Mr. Starr was nominated by his campaign chairman, William Newman, Brougham. Mr. Starr called upon the party workers to help him in the campaign ahead, and prom- ised to serve all in the riding-- evenly, equally, and with all dedication. Present at the meeting and speaking on Mr. Starr's behalf were also Dr. M. B. Dymond, Ontario Minister of Health, Dr. B. P. Rynard, W H. J. Thomp- son, Pickering, pres of the Pro- gressive Conservative Ontario Riding Association and Albert Walker, M.P.P. EY Grace Pogue, Ruth AlMred, Anne Pictured above are the Scugog "Ramettes" who were this year's winners of the local girls softball league. left to right. Nancy Crosier, Kay Demera, Pat Aldred (captain), Heather Demera, Sylvia Fralick, Front row, Back row, left to right: Carter, Marie Slute, Virginia biiid ii , Eden, Daniela Galante, Beverley Aldred, Beverley Eden. when photo was taken was Pauline Johnson. Absent Standing at the back are Don Ashbridge, coach and manager, and Tom Eden, coach. --Staff Photo {ARES CY 5 RH NE ESR SIRS ATR AL - Ty AT rt hs OA 2nd i Cr The yes A STONERS Lary Fa 2, CET SAE ee ne So LS rs or TT 2 rn Dit os ar mn