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6 ~~ -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, May 20th, 1965 RESOLUTIONS: Scugog Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Wed., Scugog Council News plaining of the condition of the road at Aldred's Beach N. Left with clerk to reply. The regular meeting of the 1. That the tender by Glen Hood for the garbage collection be accepted. Carrjed. 2. Moved that the Council of the Twp. of Scugog requests an order of The Ontario Municipal Beard dispensing with a vote re tion. tion. May 6th, 1965 at 8 p.m. Reeve Victor Aldred and all members of the council were present. Minutas of the last meeting were read and adopted on mo- CORRESPONDENCE: 1. Director of Titles, New City Hall: re Certificate of Title re pt. lot 9, Con, 9, Cameron Al- dred & Dougas Aldred. Clerk to check re one foot reserves. 2. Centennial Program Com- mittee, re location of project etc, Left to clerk. 8. Ontario Municipal Board: re legislation for Centennial Project and the financing of same, estimates ete. Clerk to forward the necessary informa- 4. Ont. Centennial Planning 11. Dept. of Municipal Af- fairs: me Transfer of Consent the construction proposed under | counts be approved and that the authority of By-Law No. 1226 re Centennial Project un- der File No, F 5247 - 64, revised estimates $10,100.00. Carried unanimously. PAYLIST: It was moved by C B. Hoult and seconded by E. Prentice that the following ac- Granting Authority to Com- mittee of Adjustment. 12. County of Ontario. en- closing certified copy of By- Law No. 2366 re levy, and By- Law No. 2339 to Control Air Pollution, 13. County of Ontario: Re rates chargeable to mesidents of Fairview Lodge now to be $6.00 per day. 14. Dept. of Highways: re|g opening of tenders, Department | ® to be notified of the date of opening of same. Filed. DEPUTATIONS: & Mr. Gordon Cherrie re right of way to his lot pt. lot 10, Con. | ¢ 12. It was noted that the Twp. | & does mot have the one foot re-| & serve and consequently has mo |¢ FIRST QUALITY LUMBER and Branch: re Armed Forces parti- Slute, Glen Hood and Messrs. D, A. Real & R. I. Cookman. and Mrs. Pearl Moote: cipation. Filed. control in this instance. 6. - 8. Tenders for garbage Mr. Norman Patchell was|¢ collection: Len Hance, Thos. | present to answer questions Te 9 & 10. Mrs. Thelma Locke, com- his product Wood Lacquer for road dust control, and explained the advantages of the use of same on gravel roads. REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Phone 985-7951 Port Perry ' * Watch RAM Fertilizer Limited is one of the fastest ' growing fertilizer companies in Canada. From one of the most madern fertilizer blending plants in - Canada, we produce a full line of standard and For The Scugog Ramettes Again This Year" ' premium grade fertilizers. trace elements is the great new corn starter. Your RAM Dealer has all the details. A ZER I HUMIL fT EETD St wASS | | RAM 10-25-5 plus SUL-PO-MAG and other vital { | Ask him about our special tractor seat qffer. | HUMILIZER . .. the finest all - organic available, RICH in IRON and most elements, of the vital trace 1/3, 1-1/4, 2-1/2 Bushel Bags or in 9 ton bulk loads. RAM Fertilizers and Humilizer are available through Port Perry, Ontario MASTER FEEDS, " Telephone: 985-2131 fertilizer the treasurer be instructed to pay the same. Roads ......coeuerine slaves 578.17 Auditing ...... A. 385.00 General ......cocveinnee 708.88 Carried. $1,672.05 . * * * - A SPECIAL MEETING of l the Scugog Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Friday, May 14th, 1965 at 8,00 pm. Reeve Victor Aldred and' Councilors E. Prentice, Jog Dowson and Glen Demara were - present. . The purpose of the meeting was to pass the supplementary Road By-Law for the year 1965 S| and also to set the rates of | taxation for the current year. BY-LAW No. 1230 being a b by-law to provide for supple- © mentary expenditures for roads in 19656 was read three times and passed: Builders Supplies : Construction ...... 2,300.00 Culverts .............. 1,700.00 Total oe... $4,000.00 b BY-LAW No. 1231 being a o| by-law to levy the rates of X | taxation in the year 1965 was read three times and passed. Farm and Residential : rate 56.98 mills Commercial rate....61.23 mills This being an increase of 1.22 mills & 0.91 mills fox the Farm & Residential and the Commer- cial rates respectively. There being no further busi- y ness before the council a mo- tion to adjourn was made to meet again on June 1st, 19656 al 7.30 p.m. UTICA UCW On Wednesday evening, May 12th, the monthly meeting of the Utica U.C.W, was held at the home of Mrs. Raymond Ed- wards. There were 12 members and 2 guests present. The meeting was opened by the President Mrs. R. Thorn. dyke. The devotional period was in the capable hands of Mrs. Bruce Geer and Mrs, Larry Kendall. Mrs. Geer opened the © devotional with a prayer follow- ed by the reading in Unison of Psalm 103. Mrs. Kendall led the group in the singing of Hymn 502, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", followed by the Scripture lesson for the evenr ing ,the story of the Prodical Son as found in the Gospel ac- cording to St. Luke, chapter 15 verses 11 to 32. Mrs. Geer spoke to the ladies and entitled her address 'Cords of Compassion'. Mrs. R. Thorndyke chaired the © business mee'ing. Mrs. Tom Sutherland was appointed as Chairman of the coming Bazaar. Rest wishes to Mrs. Suther- land much success in her ap- poirtment. At the close of the business mee'ing Mrs. Kendall showed two film strips on Spring Wild Flowers of Ontario and Quebec. Ali present enjoyed these lovely pictures and found them very edveational. . The rext mee'ing is to be held at the home of the Presi- dent, Mrs, R. Thorndyke on June 9th at 8 30 p.m. The meeting was closed by the Benediction, followed by a delightful lunch supplied by Mrs. Wm. Goslin and Mrs. Wm. Dunn. - [TTT TI ITI TITTII TON 2 vi