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Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Tuesday, April 28th, 1964 at 7.30 p.m. PRESENT---Reeve J. J. Gib- son in the chair; Deputy-Reeve John Orde; Councillors Bruce Beare, Robt. A. Kenny and Ivan Parkinson. MINUTES -- On motion the minutes of April 17th meeting were adopted as typed. Carried. ROAD Supplies to be ordered through County Suppliers. This matter was held over as it is not known for sure what ma- terials, if any, might be needed. REQUEST for a street light by Mrs, Gayle Allingham held over from last meeting for a report by the Street Mainten- ance Committee. RESOLUTION--Moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by Bruce F. Beare, that a street light be in- stalled on Queen St. in front of the Allingham property. Carried. DECORATIVE Lighting Aec- count of $134.59, held over from last meeting. Held over until arrangements can be made for the Chamber of Commerce to meet with the Port Perry Hydro Commission. DEPUTATIONS: Messrs. Joseph and Jan Franssen ap- peared before Council and want- ed to know the approximate taxes on a brick veneer, one- storey house, plastered, modern bathroom, electrically heated-- 1,060 sq. ft. The Clerk was instructed to prepare a letter giving the Franssen brothers the required tax estimate using the 1964 re- sidential mill rate. Mr. Joseph Franssen report- ed that he would like to develop a portion of Lorne St. west of Allan St., and wondered if the Municipal Council would be pre- pared fo do the road work if he installed the water main, "Port Perry Council News No commitment was made by Council and Mr, Franssen was advised that the first step would be to consult the Planning Bd. and make sure that his proposed subdivision meets with their approval. LETTER from Mr. W. How- ard Hall, Sec'y of the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce re decorative lighting, "Until we can arrange a meet- ing with the Port Perry Hydro Commission, the Board of Di- rectors of the Chamber would suggest that the decorative St. Lights on Queen St,, NOT be turned on until further notice. We have informed the Hydro Commission that as of this date the lights will not be used. Council will be informed of the results of our meeting with the Hydro Commission as soon as possible." Filed. STATEMENT from the Dept. of Highway showing the bal- ance of 1963 Road Subsidy as $2,409.35. Filed. "LETTER from Metropolitan Toronto and Region Transpor- tation Study dated April 21/64. "We are presently engaged in the study of the movement of persons and vehicles in this re- gion, and I am writing to in- form you of a survey of person travel habits which is about to be undertaken in your area. In the near future, repre- sentatives of our Study will be contacting persons residing in your area to determine infor- mation indicating regional mo- vements and feasibility for commuter railway services. We will be grateful for any support your Council can give us in carrying out this investi- gation of regional transporta- tion requirements." Filed for reference. RESOLUTION -- Moved by Bruce F., Beare, seconded by I. W. Parkinson, that the account for Monteith, Riehl, Waters & [ A Complete Service CALL ANYTIME -- 'Phone 985-2498 or 985-22 Septic Tank "Aug. 27/64 Township Of Scugog NOTICE A PENALTY OF $50.00 FINE WILL BE IMPOSED ON ANY PERSON FOUND DUMPING GARBAGE ON ROADSIDES OR IMPROPERLY AT THE GARBAGE DUMP ON SCUGOG ISLAND. May 7 - 14 "SUN VALLEY PAVILION SEAGRAVE Dance Hall Swimming. Pool Boat Rentals Snack Stand Fishing! Fishing? Picnic Tables Public access to lake Bring your own Boat if you wish. & Are Worth the Trip Snack Stand Open Now SATURDAY and SUNDAY Our Pure Beef Hamburgers Alone OPPS OPOSOSCS000SL 0080000000000 000O 00000000 OPO OBOSOBOBOROROSOPOPOPOPOPOPOBOPOBOBOBCB SPP POS: QBCOCOOBOSOSOSOSOSOSOIPO 0080008 OSOSCEO00000000S000S0SOSOSOPO TOE OEE 0% 70 070 40 0% 0% 0% 0h 0% 0% 0% a" 50 4% 4% 4% 4% 470 470 00 4% 400 4% 4% 4% 4% Joe O90 A09000009000000000 000800 ORO OR RR 0 O90 4", 0909090909080 909090909090PPVR0OPOR0OR0 MB OBOBOB OBB BOBO OB OBO BORED Co. for the 1963 audit and fi- nancial statement be paid and that the other Departments of the Corporation pay their res- pective shares of the cost of the audit. Carried. MEMO--Mr. A. Cecil Heayn has now decided that he will not act on the Court of Revision. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr, Wm, Carnegie, Mr. Grant Gerrow and Mr. John Helm to obtain a replacement for Mr. A. Cecil Heayn to act on Court of Revision. LETTER from The Depart- ment of Municipal Affairs dated April 22, 1964, re Municipal Works Assistance Program, Application for a Commitment for a Loan No. A738. The Clerk was instructed to contact the Canadian Mitchell Associates Ltd. before anwser- ing this letter. TAX Account for $5.60 re Mrs. Norma Weyrich, Pt, 97, Alva St, This parcel of land is now owned by the Village of Port Perry unless redeemed. It was decided to leave this account on the records for a period of one year before hav- ing -it written off. LETTER from the Town of Newmarket re resolution pass- ed by Council March 16, 1964 re use of school facilities. The Clerk was instructed to send a copy of this resolution to the Public and High School Boards. LETTER from the Dept. of Highways, Port Hope, Ontario, dated April 22nd, 1964 re pre- cast manhole units. Filed. LETTER from Dr. M. B. Dy- mond, dated April 22, 1964 ac- knowledging resolution endorsed by Council, Filed. LETTER from .the Prime Minister, the Hon. Mr. Robarts, re resolution of the City of Woodstock. Filed. On Motion Council adjourned to meet again Thursday, May 14th, 1964 at 7.30 p.m, AEEENENENENENEENENEENE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER 'Best Picture "BEST COMEDY EVER MADE!" =Newsweel EASTMANCOLOR A UNITED ARTISTS LOPERT RELEASE RESTRICTED TO 18 years & over FEATURE TIMES 2.00-4.45-7.00-9.20 PLAZA Now Playing OSHAWA - Ph. 723-2843 : 3% AERNNENREUNRERERERNREE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 7th, 1964 -- 18 Next Sunday Christian Fa- mily Sunday will be observed and the sacrament of baptism will be administered during the service, Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Me- Millan of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan of Sunder- land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan one day last week. A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beer, Whitby, last Saturday evening, in honour of Mrs. Beer's mother, Mrs. Reg. Foster. (Congratulations. 'Mr Armour McMillan, How- ard McMillan, Mr, and Mrs. H. Jamieson and daughter, Heather of Orangeville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Phair on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luke of Oshawa called on their cousin, Miss Eva Luke on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Foster and Mrs. Frank Tobin attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs Geo. Kayen, in Oshawa on Monday. Sorry to report that both Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bushby are pa- tients in Port Perry Hospital. Mr. Bushby fell at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Archie Me- (Continued) Robert Robertson; Mrs. Lloyd Hunter; Mrs. Armstrong Mac- Farlane; Mr. Samuel Cawker; and Mr. Stewart Lane. At the evening performance, the three act operetta "Tom Sawyer" was presented by the pupils of Mrs. Hunter; Mr. Mr. Lane, twenty five main characters hands; prompters and scene supervisors. This presentation wa superbly carried out and everyone showed splendid abil- ity and talent. Many of the numbers, dur- ing the three different perform- ances, were carried out in col- orful costumes which made the entertainment quite lively and merry, with the little ones steal- ing the show. oo We regret to report at this time that the resignation of the Musical Supervisor, Mrs. Frank Hastings has been received. The Inspector of Public Schools for this district is Miss Lotta MeNeill and the Chair- man of the local school is Mr, Robert Archer. Cawker; Mrs. MacFarlane and i There were over participating; besides the stage |[§ "GREENBANK NEWS Millan of 'Wick and fractured his hip. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ross Doble of Sunderland on Saturday even- ing. On Friday evening a house- warming party was held at Mr. Wm. Carnegie's with a number of relatives present. Mr. Chas. Cawker and son Ken of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson of Sun- derland visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Young, Uxbridge, on Sun- day. ' Mrs. Ethel Whitter, Port Perry, spent a few days recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean and Mr and Mrs. Neil Hunter were in Toronto on Sunday paying respects to a friend, the late Mr. Everest. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare vi- sited her aunt, Mrs. Grainger in Whitby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simmons and two children of Oshawa spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird. Hilltop Herald By Jody Eade On May 1 was the annual Open House held at the school on Friday evening. The gymnatori- : AA um programme 'consisted of a fashion show by the girls of the home economics classes. The firt part of the fashion show was commentated by Carol Dagenais and the sec- ond half by Betty Miller. A gymnastics display was well presented by both the girls and boys of the gymnastics' teams. ~ Demonstrations were put on by the Cadet Corps Band, the agriculture classes and the science classes. Other rooms displayed work done by the students. I would like to correct a mis- take printed in last week's co- lumn., - The grade 13 students have not yet written their final examinations. Personalized "Just for You" initials, add a personal parties. They do so much, entertaining accessories ~-- dinner napkins, cocktail napkins, coasters, matches and playing cards -- printed with your name or touch to youy : little, and and festive yet cost so are always socially correct. Before your next party, drop in and see the complete samples of Personalized "Just for You" entertaining accessories, stationery and thank-you cards at PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD.