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1 ['y . 762 yes; 470 no and with Eight Teams To Compete For Star Trophies Eight teams will compete for the two Star trophies to, be played for on Tuesday, July: 1. Games will be played at the Lake Front Park as well as the Fair Grounds, and "teams are coming from Toronto, Oshawa, Scarborpugh, St. Catharines, Belleville, Brighton and Niagara-On-The-Lake. The two trophiés have been on display in the Star window 'during the week, but so more people may see them the two ladies in the Star office volunteered to: pose with them. Mrs. A. Roach, at right is holding the trophy to be presented to the winner of the tournament, and Mrs. H. Holtby is holding the consolation : trophy. See schedule of games on sports page. Photo --Peter Hvidsten Jr. Marie Taylor ~ Appointed To- _R.C.M. Staff : - Marie Taylor prominent musician - and teacher from Port Perry, and well known in * fnusie circles throughout Ont- ario County. has again been recognized for her outstand- ing musical abilities. .%} She was recently appoint- ed to the staff of the Royal . Conservatory of Music in Tor-|- ~onto, Tas "accompanist for teachers, and advanete vocal _ students and performers of the Canadian Opera Company. Due to her busy schedule teaching music in Port' Perry, Mrs. Taylor will only be accompanying part time at the 'Conservatory. ly un, ~ Voted Yes' Majority of farmers in "the Province of Ontario "voted in the megative on "the issue of forming a General Farm Organizat- jon (GFO). - Only 44% voted and at least 60% was required to garry the vote. Ontario County itself approved of the new set- up but with a bare 60.6%. "Sixty per cent was requir- | (Booster Parade Opens Softball Week ed.' The County vote was 17 spoiled ballots. « * Resultsiof other votes' "in the area were these: J Uxbridge, 146 yes, 26 no; "Sandford, 95 yes, 43 no; : g Marcher 82 yes, 26 no. 'at Glenmount United Church, 'WEEK ENDING JUNE 21st Members Of United Church | Honour Rev. On Sunday, -: June 29nd many. from: the congregations 'of Part Perry United Church and Prince Albert, gathered in the auditorium after morn* ing service to attend an in- formal 'luncheon "in honour of the Reverend Alec Rice, Mrs.Rice and Karen. For the presentations which followed, Mr. Gordon Reesor, acting as Chairman, called on: Mr. Ray Webster on behalf of the Sunday School to address Karen, recalling her faithfullness to the Sunday School and cheerful ability to act in other cap- acities within ' the church's work. = Karen graciously accepted a piece of luggage Rice, Family ion he. and. 'his family felt for the people of both congreg- 'ations and hoped in his retire- ment years to "come back and live among you". * Mrs, Grant McDermott and Mrs. S. Cawker asked Mrs. Rice to come forward and presented her with a Life Membership-and-pin-in hon:} our of her work and devotion to the U.C.W. Mrs. Rice was also presented with a crystal vase, a gift from the U.C.W- She responded with words. of thanks and expressed her joy and appreciation on "being made a Life Member of the U.C.W. A social hour ended 'this pleasant 'occasion. ' | Volume 104--PORT PERRY ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969--Number 3: Stores Closed Tues., July 1 From, a brief .survey - Monday,. it appears that business "establishments in Port Perry will observe the July 1st Holiday, Tuesday. ; Most of the merchants will also be closed Wed- " nesday afternoon. ~~ The Star will as "usual be published on Thurs- day, and for the conven- . ience of advertisers, the office will remain open and telephone calls accept- ed both Monday and Tues- day. However, it would be of great assistance if advert- ising Or news' copy for next week's. issue could arrive Thursday or Friday, this' week. Warden Oyler Appointed To; Study Group "A six-mah committee has been formed to study the Central Ontario Joint Planning Board offer to help manage the Oshawa Area Planning and Developnient Study. " William McAdams, COJPB director, = reported 'to the board Thursday the committee would consist of: Whitby Mayor Desmond © Newman, chairman of OAPADS execut- ive: committee: Mayor Hay- ward Murdoch; Warden Ed- ward Oyler-Ontario._County; Warden Roy Foster, Durham- Northumberland .- County; -Walter Beath, chairman of the Port Perry Council Hires Assist. Clerk - Treasurer The always increasing load of work at the clerk-treasurer's office has made it necessary to add another staff member to that office. As of July 14, John Raines, clerk-treasurer for many years will- have an assistant in the name of John Doble, R.R. 3 Sunderland. Mr. Doble is the present deputy-reeve of Brock Township, and has been a member of that council for many years. During this period he also took time out to complete a three-year clerk- treasurer's course and a one' year assessor's course. He stated he would be interested in 'either full or part time employment, but would at the present prefer a part time position. - Council passed a motion to hire Mr. Doble on a part time basis starting July 14, and that the salary will be based on $6,500. per year. * x * The following Siaternont of Accounts for 1969 was authorized for payment:-- General Dept. $14,626.26 Sidewalk Dept. 38.90 Relief Dept. 299.95 Street Maint. 584.63 Truck, Tractor Dept. 164.79 Property & Parks 402.58 Waterworks Dept. 774.83 Waterworks O.W.R.C. 25.00 Fire Commission 228.60 $17,046.54 *¥ * * Miss-Faye Healey and Mr. Larry -Moase were hired as life guards at-Birdseye-Centre Pool during 1969 swimming], 'privilege of season. They will each be paid $30. per week and have the operating the booth. -% ¥ Xk A by-law was passed io limit parking on Queen Street to only one hour at one time, between the hours of 9 a.m. to'9 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. Suridays and Holi days excluded. Man Charged After Mishap Kalm Kiraly, 36, of Cedar Valley Ave., Oshawa has beer charged with careless driving in the Saturday, June 14th fatal crash on Highway 7A just east of Port Perry in which three persons were killed and five injured. He will appear in court July 23. Kiraly was released " .| Port Perry Hospital June 19 where he was under treatment for injuries sustained in the . accident on Highway 7A just east of Port Perry. New Owners Of San-Man Motel After -11 years of owner: ship, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Santer have sold San-Man Motel on Highway 12 near Manchester. The new owners, Mr. and Mrs. 'F. Belanter are irom Whitby, have taken over and are now - 'operating the bus- iness. 'COJPB. and Samuel Claskey| Bl fromthe department of mun-| - icipal affairs. The committee will report] its decision to the OAPADS]| executive committee meeting July 3. as'a parting gift. = Mr. Terry Hodgins, on be- half of both' congregations presented Mr. Rice with' a wallet and cheque, and expres- sed the best wishes of all ir] the work of his new charge, Gerrard Street, E. Toronto. Mr; Rice spoke of the affect Hospital Report | Admissions . 30 Operations . rid by | Emergency Treatments 68 Births = 070 04702 Deaths. '. . . . . 1 Discharges . . 31 Remaining . 27 Visiting" Hours 2 to 8 p.m. at Elgin Fark and because of 250 Dancers, and upwards of ten pipe ed are now scheduled to be | participating in the Highland Games in Uxbridge next Sat- urday, June 28. This will be the first time that the Eastern Canada dance competitions] will be held in' this section of Ontario. Dancing competitions will begip#ttween 8: 30and 9 a.m. the large numbers involved the '"dance;off" or finale may not Maternity Hours 8 to 8 p.m; take place until 6 p.m. It will 10Bands At! Xbritge Highland Games _ An estimated 250 dancers| be a big day and a strenuous] one. It is. understood that three dancing platforms are to be] erected in Elgin park and other| facilities made available for the various events. In addition to the compet- ition dances being carried on throughout the day,'a parade| of floats, bands, eic., will be held at 12: 30 to promenade the main street and weave its way. to Elgin park for the official opening at 1:30 p.m}: ~. Led by the Oshawa Legion Band, the 7th annual Softball Booster Parade, started out from. the High School and marched down Queen Street to the Ball Park on Saturday evening. ; The parade was the initiat- _ |ion of Minor Softball Week in Port Perry, and among taking part were the minister of health Dr. M.B. Dymond, the reeve. of Port Perry, Robert Kenny and councillor Ken: neth Jackson. . Also in the parade were the representation from the Fire Department, Jean Barb- Continued on page 20 our's Majorettes, boys and girls in softball uniforms, and a few decorated vehicles. Prior to the games, Dr, Dymond spoke tothe players and the crowd, followed by Kenneth:Jackson, who spoke on behalf of council and the . Continued on page 14 Passes Pharmacy Exams "Mrs. Jean M. Rose, B.Sc. a graduate of Dalhousi University, Nova Scotia has' successfully passed licensing exams set by Ontario College of Pharmacy. She is now fully qualified to practice pharmacy in Ontario. A member - of the staff.of Lawrence Pharmacy,Mrs. Rose is well know: to people in Port Perry and area. Photo by P. Hvidsteri: Sr. x TARY YS nN EE mr