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Valedictorian of the gradu- ating class of 'the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing is Miss Mildred® Martyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Allen Martyn, Prince Albert, Ontario. Mildred received her primary education "at-Scugog Island-and-is-a-gra "duate of Port Perry District High School. The graduation exercises will be held in Toronto on Thursday, June 2, 1966, Robert W. D. Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Clarke, R.R. No. 1, Uxbridge, received his B. Eng, degree from Nova Scotia Technical College, Hali- fax, on May 11, 1966. Robert graduated from Dalhousie Uni- versity, Halifax in 1964 with an engineering degree, He has accepted a position with Con- solidated Mining & Smelting at Kimberley, B.C. Jerrold Arthur Asling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denald E, Asling, R.R. 1, Port Perry, graduated from the Faculty of Dentisty, University of Toronto, on Fri- day, May 27th, He is at present on the staff of St. John's Training School, - Uxbridge but will be opening his practice in late summer in Hanover, Ont,, as soon as work is completed. Dr. Asling and his wife, the former Joan Clarke, with their baby daughter Jannette, will make their home in Neustadt, five miles 'south of Hanover. . » [RA yw Gat dvadtimde ind ba Real ditid ts vom A re SN i 4 LIEN Kutad <4 VOLUME 101° THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1966 NUMBER 35 Col. Wm, Paynter is seen Port Perry High School Cadettes at the Annual 'Inspection last Thursday. Cadet inspecting the mented He compli- both girls and boys ; for their performace. A - fine --Staff Photo Many Attend High School Cadet Inspection The Port Perry High School Cadet Corps: held their annual inspection last Thursday after- noon, with Lieut.-Col. William Paynter, C.D., Commanding Of- ficer of the Ontario Regiment as the inspecting officer. Col. Paynter was Pletsed arid gave generous praise for the corps' almost flawless perform- ance, He said that they were to be congratulated on their mar- ching, especially. with the con- dition that the grounds were in. 'Marching on a grass ground that was uneven as this one, was a very difficult task. (Continued on Page 13) Hi-C Group's Special Service A Well Attended Success - Port Perry United Church was filled almost -to capacity Sunday evening for the Folk Worship Service, arranged and presented by the local Hi-C group. E The service was prepared and conducted by Mr. Robert XK. Munro, B.A,, 'B.D., a graduate -of Emmanuel College, Toronto. On June 1st Mr. Munro was or- dained as a minister of the United Church of Canada by Hamilton Conference in First United Church, Waterloo. Mr. Munro was assisted by Brian Knight, Lynne Beare, Grant Williams-and Karen Rice read- ing the responses and Secrip- leading the singing.to the music of his guitar. The Rev, Alec Rice chose for his address one of Christ's best 'known Parables, the story of the Prodigal Son and gave all on the new Medical Centre there much to think about. At the close of the service Miss Shirley Dowson, on behalf of Port Perry Hi-C welcomed all visitors and called the roll of out of town guests. They were from St, Stephens and Westmount in Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering, Columbus, Kedron, Peterborough, Blackstock, Maple | Grove, Bridgenorth, Janetville, Yelverton, Courtice, Bowman- ville, Audley and Brampton, as well as from the Anglican and Presbyterian churches in Port Perry. Five visiting ministers were introduced and welcomed. Shirley then expressed appre- (Continued on Daze 5) Brooklin Fair Sat., June 4th One of the main attractions of the Brooklin Spring Fair, no | doubt will be the selection of Ontario County Dairy Princess. According to the program, it appears that this year's Fair has been enlarged, and extra |: features ' added to previous year's programs, In addition to the regular horse and cattle shows, horse racing and a purebred puppy show will also be of great in- terest, Eevry hour on the hour, square dancing will be held in the . Arena, : Of other attractions are the Midway and children's rides. The fair is held at Brooklin Fair Grounds this Saturday, June 4th, As a Friday evening feature, a softball game will be played at 7.30 p.m. | youth-to the hospital. '| from Chamber members "Champions, : » Faith : Youth Crushed Against Wall [ J By Moving Car Wayne Norton, 18, son of Mr. ind Mrs, Jim Norton of Prince Albert, suffered a fractured left leg yesterday -(Wednesday) when the car he was working on / moved ahead and pinned him' against the wall at Reesor's Service Station, Constable Roy who was 'at the service station . at the time said that a hammer had fallen against the solonoid of the starter, which in turn started the car, and maved it ahead pinning Wayne against the wall, Constable Roy said that he was outside when he heard the scream for help and when in- vestigating saw Wayne crushed against the wall, Irwin and George Tripp came to his as- sistance and were able to pull Wayne away from the front of the car while Constable Roy acked it up. i ~ Brignall's ambulance was called and rushed the injured ~In-cheek- ing with hospital acthorities at press time it was learned that he suffered a fractured left leg, but the total extent of his in- juries were not determined. 'Meet The Champs' Dinner On June 11 From all indications the "Meet the Champions Dinner" on Sat. June 11th should be a complete 8 | success. The Chamber of Com- merce reports the tickets going - well with some still available Any- one who has not been called on should contact Ray Wilson at Canadian Tire or Gordie Car- negie at Crest Hardware for advance sale tickets, A big evening is planned at which time our Championship Skaters Anna Forder and Ri- chard Stephens will be honoured as well as our O.H.A, Int, "C" Hockey Team, all Ontario The village coun- cil are assisting the Chamber of Commerce with this dinner, in the hope that the sports minded citizens of Port Perry will turn out and pay suitable tri- bute to these fine men and wo- men who have represented Port Perry in their sports endeav- ours. Mr. Matt Layden, Pesident of the O.H.A. and Mr, Crombie, area convener, will be present, as will Mr. Bruce Hyland, Skat- ing Coach of Anna and Richard, Hospital Report Week Ending May 28th AGIRISSIONS ..cverrsriverirensrns . 21 ODEFAtIONS .uviiipiiveiness we 16 Emergency Treatments .. 9 Births un. SRR ts De nim 1 Discharges aviv smmnmpass 17 Remaining .............. tneahres 28 - Visiting 'hours 3-4 & 7-8 p.m, Sunny spring weather smiled on the Hospital Auxiliary for their Spring Fair held in the Masonic Hall on Satuiday, May 28th, A gay crowd of towns- people and visitors, dressed in bright summer, clothes and at- tractive hats, flocked in fami- lies to enjoy the preferred de- lights, The Fair was officially open- ed at 2 pm, by the Rt. Honor- able Matthew B. Dymond, Min- ister of Health for Ontario, accompanied by Mrs, Dymond, charmingly clad in a green silk suit and floral hat who is the current President of the Auxi-| liary and prime organizer of the Fair project. Dr, Dymond complimented the ladies on their efforts & welcomed the throng- ing guests, He stressed what an asset to the community the pro- posed mew hospital would be and remarked that, though his : Large Crowd Enjoys Spring Fair Nets Hospital Auxiliary $1,000 tures and by Port Perry Hi-C | political duties take him far a- field, he will always remain at heart a loyal citizen of Port Perry. There were booths of every description catering to every age group, A wide selection of food was offered and the after. noon tea served in St, John's Church by memb®rs of the Pres- byterian and Anglican congre- gations, was well patronized. (Continued from Page 138) J P J . pa r » 4 Ay " '3 1 Ca¥ ' . ir » gt » 22% 1 ' 4 ' Iv 4 . ' g oN 'oo. \ a ' » » v - ; Sadana ta na saloon ambit ans inn aniobe addin dbl wisi Ch > Ci A ADS RAN oom fo - i i