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Lg Fargo west on County Road 9 last Saturday when his steering gave out and he ended upside down in front of the fair grounds. Mr. Harvey and his passenger John Swales, also of Port Hope were injured and taken to Port Perry Hospital. In other accidents last week Melville Lansing ran into the fish & chip stand in Palmer Park Friday morning when his brakes failed as he was parking. Elenor Fitze of Seagrave was hurt slightly when a dump truck driven by Norman Parry of Port Perry ran into the back of her 68 Mercury as she was turning into a drive way at County Road 2 and the 10th concession Saturday morning. Drive carefully all summer. + Five hundred pay tribute to B. Law -G. C. MacDonald by bruce arnold "A sensitive caring person," "Full of wit and wisdom." "A superb and oustanding teacher." These were just a few of the phrases used to com- pliment Port Perry High Schools retiring head of the History Department at a reception in honour of Bert- rand Law and, Principal Grant C. MacDonald June 23. About 500 people gathered in the high school auditor- ium in tribute to Mr. Mac- donald, who is retiring after 27 years at Port Perry High and Mr. Law who is leaving after 8 years. THE OTHER SIDE OF BERT LAW However the flowery phrases were offset some- what by mr. John Addison, a colleague of Mr. Law, who talked about "the other side of Bert Law." "What about his ability with Kings and Little ones?' asked Mr. Addison. "What about his finess when cutt- ing a cake with a pool cue?" For his reputation as Bert Law the card player, Bert Law the pool shark, Bert Law the joke teller, Bert Law the lover Mr. Addison said the retiring teacher was being given a lifetime invitation to all staff stag Hospitalized after hit by automobile " Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Port Perry is in Oshawa Hospital after being hit by a car in Port Perry Monday. Mrs. Jackson was orig- inally taken to Port Perry Hospital. Her injuries were serious enough to warrant moving her. Details of the accident were not available by press time this week. parties. Part of the sense of humour which has made Mr. Law a popular teacher was demonstrated by the fact that it was the history teacher who laughed hard- est at the jokes on himself. MAPPING THE WEST speaker joked that Mr. Law has never been completely satisfied with the way Canada has been mapped by historians, LAWLESS Another (continued on page 21) More Reach industry Reach Township council will consider entering into a sub division agreement with Mr. Charles Santos of Tor- onto for an industrial sub division near the Oshawa Road and the Prince Albert Road when it meets in Manchester at 1 p.m. July 3. Mr. Santos has already build one factory, K.R. Coulter Co., in the area and plans to build 7 more. At its last meeting council GRANT MACDONALD and Mrs. Macdonald gave tentative approval to the route of sewer lines for the sub division. The town- ships engineers are now looking over the plans and, if they find nothing object- ionable, a sub division agreement will be presented at the July 3 meeting. A residential 'sub 'division Mr. Santos proposes for the "same area has been sent to planning board for a recommendation. admire the portrait which was presented to him by the student council at Port Perry High school PORT (( PERRY TAR 15¢ per copy 24 Pages Volume 107 PORT PERRY. ONTARIO. Wednesday. June 27. 1973 No. 36 A look at the cost of If the experience of others tells us anything then Aurora Mayor Evelyn Buck may have shed some light on what regional govern- ment will cost people in this area when she questioned the salary of the Chief of Police in York Region. Mayor Buck was told that the chief gets $28,000 a year or $560 a week and it was explained that he is not getting any more than other department heads in the regional government. Legislation providing for regional government in Durham and Hamilton Wentworth was introduced in the Ontario Legislature June 13. The bill regarding Dur- ham provides for eight area municipalities including Oshawa, Ajax, Newcastle, Pickering, Whitby, Brock and Scugog townships and the township of Uxbridge. "The mayors of each of the eight area municipalities will become members of the 31 member regional council when the district is formed January 1, 1973. Oshawa will have 10 addi- tional members, Newcastle Pickering, Whitby, Brock and Scugog townships and the township of Uxbridge. The mayors of each of the eight area muncipalities will become members of the 31 member regional council when the district is formed January 1, 1973. Oshawa will have 10 add- qm itional members, Newcastle and Pickering three, Whit- by, two, and Ajax, Brock (including the townships of Thorah and Brock and the Villages of Cannington and Beaverton), Scugog and Uxbridge one each. The province will appoint a chairman for the initial term of three years and after that the chairman will be elected by the council for its subsequent two-year terms. Council for the new mun- icipality of Brock will con- sist of a mayor and six councillors elected from the four present municipalities. i regional government TOW TRUCK TOES UP David Harvey of Port Hope was driving this 66 Part of the 98 page act released by Treasurer John White deals with respon- sibilities assigned to the two levels of government. Regional duties will in- clude construction and maintenance of roads, sew- age and water works plan- ning and policing. Chores of the lower of municipal tier of the two tier government structure will be limited. Subdivision agreements, local land drainage and recreation are among the duties that come under the control of the municipalties. Approve Port Perry separate school area A new separate, or Catho- lic school zone has been formed for Port Perry and has been included in the combined Ontario County Separate School zone. In a letter to Mr. E.J. Finan, Superintendent of Separate Schools for the county, the provincial deputy minister of educa- tion E.E. Stewart said, "The requirements of sub- section one (of the schools act) appear to have been met with respect to this formation," and the Port Perry zone, "forthwith be- last week. Mr. Macdonald is retiring after 27 years at the school. The picture will hang at Port Perry High. comes part of the Ontario County Combined Separate School Zone." The letter points out that the movement to establish a separate school zone for Catholic children in Reach and Port Perry began at a meeting on April 17. It is expected that Cath- olic children who wish to attend a separate school will be bussed into Oshawa beginning in September. Ratepayers radical ? Reach Township council- lor Neil Hunter described the Cartwright-Port Perry- Reach-Scugog Ratepayers Association members as "these radicals," at a council meeting in ~~ Man- chester June 18. Mr. Hunter was discus- sing the inspection proce- dures the Ministry of the Environment follows in re- gard to landfill sites and closed garbage dumps. when referring to a Mr. Johnnson of the ministry, who had attended a recent Reach Planning Board meeting, the councillor said, "He was just more or less agreeing with these radi- cals." 4 Mr. Johnson had been invited to the planning board meeting by the rate- payers association. Hospital Report Week Ending June 2ist Admission Births Deaths .......... Emergencies Operations Discharges Remaining