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"Small Barn Destroyed By Fire Local firemen were called out at 10 a.fn. Tuesday morning when fire broke out in a small barn in Prince Albert, owned by Allen Coates. When. firemen arrived .the fire had already spread throughout most of the building. Also upon arriving firemen were informed that two young boys might be in the building as their bicycles were still laying by the front door, Upon investigating they found that the boys were alright and Volume 105-PORT PERRYONT., THURSDAY,NOV. 13, 1969-- Number 3 Toh Fallen Comrades Of TWo Wars | Branch 419, Royal Canad- ian Legion, held their annual Remembrance Day banquet in the Legion Hall, on Sat- urday evening, November 8th. After such a poor turnout last year, the Legion executive were pleased to see such a large attendance this year. Over 100 veterans sat down to a roast beef dinner, prepar- ed by the Legion Auxiliary. , John Maw, acted as chair- man for the evening and introduced the head table guests, which included: Les Andrews, Poppy chajrman; Herbert Buckland, Mrs. Clara Warren, president of the Leg- ion Auxiliary; Jack. Cook, president of Branch 419; Robert Kenny, Reeve of Port Perry; Ted Jackson; John Maw; William Newman, M.P.P. guest speaker; Dr. M. B. Dymond; Keith Ferguson, Zone Commander of Zone "F1"; Samuel Eyre and Rev. Rose, Padre of Branch 419. President Jack Cook wel- comed all present on behalf "had not been i in the barn. Damage was estimated at $3000.00. Photo -- Joe Jordan of the Branch and stated that J. Madsen Wins First At Oshawa Coin-A-Rama The Oth" annual Coin-A- Rama Show, sponsored by the Oshawa and District Coin Club was held in the Picadilly Room of the Genosha Hotel on November 1st. ~ - Severa¥hundred interested persons viewed the numerous displays set up by collectors from across the province, or brought coins from the many dealers who had bourse tables at the show. The displays were judged by members of the: Ontario Numismatic Association. Jay- son Madsen, Chairman of the local Port. Perry Collectors Club Coin Section, won first |' prize in his category, and received a red ribbon and a trophy for his display of Can- adian large cents. Points were awarded for the manner in which the coins , were arranged, and the inform- "ation which ' accompanied them. An avid numismatist, Jay plans to exhibit his sets at coming shows in the: central part of the province, and has been asked to join the Oshawa Spinal Injury Detected News about the condition of Rhonda Forder this week is further improvement, and she is now out of "intensive care. According to Mr. Gary Evans, father of Ronnie who was also critically injured in the car accident on the Osh- awa Road three weeks ago, his son underwent shoulder surgery Tuesday. In the mean- time injury to his spine has been detected, and it is expected Ronnie may still be hospitalized for some time. and District Coin Club, the Richmond Hill Coin Club, the Central Coin Club, and the C.N.V.C.A. RIOR MAPA SN] SNC Week Ending November 8 Admission ....,....-. 38 Operations .,.. 0... .. 12 Emergency Treatment ".. 69 Births ©. ..... £5 ire 3 Deaths ....... Se ae bie 1 Discharges ............ 29 Remaining ............ 39 WHITBY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL Stage For 1 Day Seminar By 80 Members 0f Clergy Some 80 members of the clergy of all denominations met in a one day seminar at the Whitby Psychiatric Hos- C Of C Plans Santa Parade For Dec. 13 The Board of Directors of the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce has met on several occasions to discuss the annual Santa Claus Parade to be held on Saturday, December 13. ~ In order to make the parade a success, participation by organizations and business establishments is necessiry. Last year's parade was one of the best held, but. there is always room for improve, ment. The Uxbridge Legion Pipe Band, and the Port Perry High School Band will be participat- ing and the parade will form at the High School, and start moving at 1 pm. - Prizes will be awarded for best decorated floats and Santa will be handing out bags of candy to the children. ~ It is suggested that the merchants maintain uniform hours prior to Christmas, start- ing Thursday, December 18 up to and including Wednes- day, December 24 from 9 am. to 9 pm, pital on the 4th of November. The main thrust of this con- ference was to seek ways '& means of a better commun- cation . between doctors, health nurses and" the minis- ters of religion, in the treat- ment of the emotionally dis- turbed. The kéynote address was| given by Dr, J. C. Deadman when he spoke of the "Hospi- tal and the Community" -- After the morning session the delegates toured one of the units to seek a better understanding at first hand of the types of patients that are .cared for in the some 1100 who are registered. Group discussion in the Continued on page 16 Local Drug Store Changes Owner Mr. A.M. Lawrence, prop- rietor of Lawrence Pharmacy for 40 years has sold his business to Mr. Gordon F. Parkin, Oshawa. The present staff in the store will remain, and Mrs. J. M. Rose will continue to serve in the dispensary. The store will be closed Friday, Nov. 14 from 6 p.m. but will open again under new management Saturday, November 16th. : Continued on page 13 3-Car Crash On Queen St. A collision involving three cars occurred.on the corner of |. Coclirane and Queen Street, Monday afternoon. Informat- ion is rather scarce to what caused the accident. Involved were Ronald Jef- frey, 307 Cochrane Street, driving a 1958 Pontiac, esti- mated damage $200.00. Den- nis Lee (Symes), R.R. 4, Port Perry, driving a 1963 Comet, estimated damage $300.00and Richard Trotter, Uxbridge, driving a 1967 Austin, esti- mated damage $300.00. Mr. Lee and Mr. Trotter were treated for minor injur- ies at the Community Mem- orial Hospital. Hamburg, Germany in 1944. Mrs. Norman P. Aldred, Silver Cross Mother is placing the wreath at the memorial plaque in the Port Perry Memor- ial Library. Mrs. Aldred lost her son in air combat over Photo --P. Hvidsten* Jr. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK: OF COMMERCE The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announc- ed today that it will join the Lake Scugog Historical Soc- iety to' sponsor an essay contest for pupils of Grades 7 and 8 of the four public schools in Port Perry and Reach, namely Epsom, Green- Sponsors Essay Contest For Area School Children bank and Prince Albert Public Schools and the R.H. Cornish School in Port Perry. The Bank of Commerce, which has been in operation in Port Perry longer than'any other. business establishment, will contribute $100.00 . for Continued on page 14 High School Commencement Ontario County Board of Education was well represent- ed at the annual Commence- Perry - High School, Friday evening. Attending were 8S. E. Lovell, chairman, G. L. Rob- erts, director of education and J. C. Richardson, superintend- ent of Zone B, of which the Port - Perry High School is part. Rev. R. C. Rose, Anglican Church of the Ascension gave the invocation followed by a C. MacDonald, The Board chairman Mr. Lovell extended A long list of scholarships, certificates and trophies were with "intermittent entertain: ment by the school's own orchestra and duets by Debbie Qriffen and Nancy Warren Continued on page 13 ment Exercises held in Port. speech by the principal Grant greetings from the Ontario County Board of Education.' presented during the evening' Symes. Brian Donnelly Excellent Valedictorian Valedictorian, Brian Donnelly, has al| the reasons .in the world to be happy. Following an excellent address in the High School Auditorium he is receiving the Students' Council trophy from an equally happy president, Dennis -- Photo P. Hvidsten Jr.