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v3) » a a > P2RT § PERRY . ous courses available to the fire 'Leslie MacDonald was fn when hé collided witha pay A father "of five children, Leslie. MacDonald, 45. of. Port Perry, was instantly killed Fri- day night when the Volkswagen delivery van he was driving was on Friday night. The above THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1963 Number 2 ¥ shows. he WwW ne impact. machin picture Father Of Five Killed In Crash the Blackstock area when 'the -accident- happened. According - to the Ontario Provincial Police, 'Bowmanville detachment, the paving machine in collision with--a paving ma-t was owned by Beamish - Con- chine. - At the impact the door flew open and he was thrown to the pavement. Rn The accident occurred about 8.00 p.m. on. Highway 7A in} Cartwright Township, 'east of Port" Perry. 'Mr. MacDonald was "the proprietor of Apex Television Service and was re- turning from a"'service call in v --_--X-- hs fe 7 Adi : A ry £5 253 : wld pe Hy fr el Hohe Gibson, fire! || Keith Mark 3 +. Fite chief Guy Rainds, te i in Gravenhurst on Saturday. They were taken on a tour of 4 the different departments and introduced to 'various modern! pieces of equipment and 20 vari-'| fighters... i The college is under the juris- diction"of the Ontario Fire Mar- shal's office and is located just outside. town in the bnildings formerly occupied by: Graven- | - Furst Sanatorium. 1h RE ; | On Sunday fire chief Raines |. and five of his men from the local fire department partici- pated in an exercise near Brook lin. : . Fire was started in an .old 8 farm house and rescue exercises! took place during different stages, firemen entering the blazing house wearing Scott Air-Pack equipment. Exercises were staged by the Brooklin and Gerrard Road Fire Department and the Port Perry Departient assisted with their 1000 gal. tank truck. iE Losal Fire Men ghters || nd Glive Boyd were |, visitors at' Ontario Fire College |" the front --Star Photo en by Claude Ronald 'Davidson of Millbridge, Ont. Mr. MacDonald is survived by his wife Lillian and five child- ren, Danny, Nancy, Peter, Roy | mingo Restaurant, TIE OL WRI Felt that tre | flow of water. Port Perry Council Authorize Needed Repairs During the council meeting held on Friday, Sept. 13th, 1963, a deputation from the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce! met with council and suggested | that council pass a resolution that the Bus Stop be changed! from Queen Street to Perry St. | North. At this time the council felt that no action should be taken on this matter until the two bus companies (DeNure Bus Lines) and (Colonial Coach Lines) who use this stop, and Mr. Ken, Jackson, proprietor of the Fla-' where the bus stop is located, should be notified of this request, so that they could express their views 'regarding such a change. A deputation of Mr, Fred De- Nure, Mr, . T. B Burke and Mr. Ken Jackson, were present at the Council Meeting on Friday, September 27th and explained their views on the proposed bus stop location. Mr. Jackson stated that he' was in favour of changing the bus stop to the west side of Perry St. North, but not to the i east side, as long as the two | coach lines approval, Mr. Burke, speaking on be-! half of the Colonial Coach Lines stated that in other places they would give their' : have bus stops on the main St. For No. 2 Well where there is heavy traffic. He said that they must first think of the safety factor and secondly of the convenience of their passengers. Perry St. North being on a hill, the buses would have to stop on an in- cline, and in the winter this would be hazardous to the peo- ple travelling on the buses, and to other traffic "He. felt that this site would not| meet with his. company's approval. Mr. Fred DeNure was of the same opinion as Mr, Burke. He also pointed out that the bus stop could be cut down from 100 feet to 70 feet an dthat a sign could be erected specifying No Parking at certain times of the day in the bus stop. By cutting down the present alloted space for the bus stop and no parking at times when the buses would be using the spot, would mean more parking for other traffic in this area. The council felt that the ex- planations of the delegations were reasonable, and passed a resolution, which was moved by R. A, Kenny and seconded by John Orde that the present bus stop location be alloted a space of 70 feet on tke north side of Queen Street and west of Perry Street, and also that a sign be erected reading "No Parking" from 10 to 11.830 a.m__100 to 3 p.m. and from 5.00 to 8.00 p.m. A four man deputation from the Ontario Water Risvurces Commission met with the local council at their last meeting to - discuss the situation which has arose at No. 2 well, The lack of water in Port Perry has mainly been caused by themlack of proper function- ing: of the pump at this well. The pump at. present is only pumping into the main under pressure some 60 to 80 gallons of water per minute. If the pump was in proper working order it should pump more than 180 gallons per minute. difference in the number of gals! lers on the pump being worn' and would probably have to be replaced to correct the situation.' It was also felt that the sereen should be acidized to remove the rust and permit a greater Apparently the present pump would have to be pulled out, which would cost approximately $300.00 an dthat a submersible pumped was due to the impel-| its place so that service could be continued The rental cost of this punt would be $150.00 per month, plus a service charge. The Fort Perry Waterworks | Department has a reserve fund with the O.W.R.C. of $2,400.00, but the O.W.R.C. suggested that ~nly $2,000 00 of this: fund be spent at this time. Before this money can be used, authoriza- tion must come from: the coun- cil an dthe commission. If the cost of repair to this pump is more than $2,000.00, the: addi- tional monev must come from the - current revenue of the Waterworks Pepurtment, ~~ (Continued on page 20) Win Jackpot There were two winners at the Bingo held by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Port Perry Legion on September 12th. Mrs. Florence Davey, Port Perry and Mrs. Short, Uxbridge were the lucky ladies who di- struction Co, Limited and driv- H i i > Pe Fictured above are the final series winners of the Port Perry and District Pee Wee House League. The Yellows, as the team is known won the final and Lloyd. pump would have to be put in Champions Of Pee Wee Fastball League series from the Blues on Mon-| are from left to right, Front day evening, September 30th, at| Row--Ron Podres, George Gib-" the Ball Park. The team was| son Bob Elford, Jody Williams, coached by Joe Fowler and Ricky Gilbert, Murray Me- managed by Stan Bruton. They| Laughlin; Back Row, L to R-- vided the Jackpot of $200.00. Joe Fowler (Coach), John Mac- Master, Glen Howsam, Chris DeNure, Bob Bruton, Reg. Manns, Stan Bruton (Mana er). ~Star Photo oo