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Prince Albert News By Mrs. Les Beacock Keep in mind our church doors will swing open next Sunday therefore a welcome . awaits anyone who wishes to worship at 945 am. We trust our minister and wife have enjoyed a pleasant holi- day. Congratulations to Miss Linda Hunter who passed her recent piano (theory) exam- inations with honours. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tietze of Linden, N. Jersey and their son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Duane Tietze (Patsy Holtby) of Munroe, New York State enjoyed a week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby and sons. The Tietze four had previously attended Ex- Po. . - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen and family spent a week on vacation and attended Expo. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller and family, Raglan. Mr. and Mrs. T. Siebarth and son, Scugog Island were with her parents Mr. & Mrs. J. Davidson and Bill. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Les Beacock and sons were Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyle, Waterloo; Mr. Geo. Forbes, Carman, Manitoba; Mr. R. Dowson, Broadview, Sask. and Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt and Neil, Oshawa. Mr. Bruce Martyn has ar- rived home from a marvelous five week trip spent in Br. Isles, France and Holland and other points. At the present time Bruce is studying in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Martyn, PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Aug. 3rd, 1967 --_T Joanne and Jim are home from being away a month motoring to the fabulous west coast also visiting some time with her brother Mr. & Mrs. Ted Denny and family in Regina, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lind- say are on vacation with their son in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gib- son were visited a few days by their -grandaughter little Elizabeth: Gibson of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy and Allan are enjoying a few days of cottage life at Port Bolster. Mr. Clayton Love is enjoy- sing the scenes of Scotland. THIS IS THE BREAKDOWN FINANCING CHARGES -- $100,000 The reason for this, is that although be- tween the Province and the County virtu- ally all of the cost of the New Hospital will be met, the County grant will be paid in stages over five years, starting in 1969 | or early 1970. We will borrow to cover the County grant -- but must pay interest. The Ontario Government grant will be paid during the construction and acceptance period. CONTINGENCY ALLOWANCE -- $40,000 This is almost self-explanatory. It con- stitutes a reserve against unforeseen costs or unforeseen technological improvement, aside from uncontrolled price increases. Any part of this money not needed as contingency funds upon completion, will be booked as available capital for future needs. LANDSCAPING -- $5000 The grants do not cover this item and 7. Pledges will be taken for up to five { we plan to make the 'grounds surrounding the new hospital as attractive as possible, for both beauty and psychological reasons. | PAVING -- $10,000 This item is not covered by grants and is essential for ambulance ease, visitor and ¢ staff comfort, neatness, good drainage and easy snow removal. LAND -- $20,000 N The land has already been purchased out of general hospital funds. be used to repay the general fund. ALREADY RAISED IIR I I IE I Ar Sr This item will "$175,000. "$113,000. NE ER) $ 62,000. THIS IS THE PLAN-- 1. 2. 3. 4. The Campaign office will be in the Hospital -- 'the number is 985-7631. The Campaign wind-up will commence approximately August 10th -- and last approximately 10 days. We will canvass our entire area, in- cluding cottages. There will be a co-ordinating chairman. There will be chairmen for each of Port Perry, Scugog, Reach and Cartwright. We want to encourage every man, wo- man and youngster to help us on a voluntary basis. We need your help. Please volunteer. Call the hospital campaign number -- and leave your name and address. Then we will call you. id Your reward will be the knowledge that you were not afraid to put your shoulder to the wheel -- and dig in -- for one very fine community cause. If only 2000 years. But look at this: people pledged ten dollars a year for. three years -- we would have it made. CONCLUSION The final BIG PUSH is near at hand. We don't expect to push YOU -- We want you to push US hard -- with help in work -- and help in dollars. If by any chance you are ever a patient in our new hospital -- we want you to be able to say -- "I'm glad it's here -- And it's here -- because | helped". MORE NEWS IN TWO WEEKS. JOEL W. ALDRED * General Campaign Chairman Published on behalf of the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital Building Fund and paid for in the interest of our Community by Joel W. Aldred Ltd. LEONE SOND RN NS LR REO AVATAR ATH AN RE ARO SR RAS 0 i ». ms Ce RPP a Ns i SA SR FSR Dc Mis 2 rt Lo » Pt ad PE TE we nat DIA - ED --. Te NT Wn Fb Te Net A vo. S wi = We PEAS 3 YB | PE \ oA Av Aen A abi or IE SL A ------ A Sy Boreal Poni Tow od, q ro. sv 3