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4 =a A 3 2 SSE - ara da NT 2 - PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 11th, 1965 Port Perry Council News Minutes from regular meet- ing of Port Perry Council held Tuesday, October 26th. Deputy-reeve I. A. Boyd re- ported that he had made ar- rangements with the John Bal- lard Lumber Co. to repair the windows at the Gossard factory at their earliest convenience. * LJ * Councillor R. A. Kenny re- ported that the road in the Clarence Graham subdivision has been inspected and meets with Council's requirements. A resolution was passed re- leasing a sum of money to Clarence Graham held by the municipality of Port Perry. se e following Statement of Accounts be hereby authorized for payment: General Dept. ........ $1,065.50 Welfare Dept. ........ 90.33 Property & Parks .. 143.06 Street Maint. .......... 127.76 Waterworks Dept. .. 841.68 Truck & Tractor .... 30.40 $2,208.73 * * % A tender submitted by Thos. H. Slutd, R.R. 3, Port Perry for the position of garbage collector in the Village of Port Perry was accepted for a two-year period commencing Nov. 1st. 1965. Of the five tenders sub- mitted, Mr. Slute's was the most favourable. x 8 = On a suggestion by Deputy- reeve I. A. Boyd, Frank Haddle- ton, Port Perry was offered the job as Dog Controller. Council recommended that a retainer fee of $12.50 per month be paid, plus $5.00 for each dog picked up to compensate the Dog Con- troller for boarding the dogs. * * * Corporation of Port share $334.31. « +» Couhgillor R. A. Kenny report- ed on the new street light on Bigelow St. N. and recommend- ed that a program be started to improve the street lighting in the Village. * & % The following Building Per- mits were granted to: N.W. Heayn to convert gar- age into a variety store, Lot 10, Queen St. Earl Weir to convert house into a duplex, Lots 151, Pt. 152 west side of Union Ave. John Ballard to build a new house on Lot 14, east side of Carnegie Ave. 27'4" x 43'. Stanley Flieler to build a new house on west side of Bige- low St. - size 24' x 40'. IOOF Hold Euchre Another successful evening of Euchre was held Sat., Nov. 6 in the 1.0.0.F. Hall, sponsored by the Oddfellows and Rebekah's on the south side of town. There were fifteen tables of cards using the new tables re- cently purchased, also using the new decks of cards donated by Elloise Huggard . A draw on a good box of groceries donated by Bill and Ethe] Mark was won by Alvin Aldred. The Euchres will be held upstairs during the winter months. Prize winners for the evening were: Ladies High--Muriel Crago Second--Mrs. F. Middleton. Low--Marie Collins Gent's High--Russel Coates Second--Mr. F. Middleton Low (playing as man)-- Mrs. Pearson. Statement of fines for the month of September, $709.00 A bountiful lunch closed an- other enjoyable evening, values are better, will you! PHILIPS Look at These Philips True Sound Features ® 6 Push Button Control Panel Solid Wood Cabinet Duo Cone Speakers Record Storage Drawer COMPONENTS MATCHED AND MADE BY PHILIPS © TO GIVE YOU THE TRUE SOUND OF STEREO No matter how you judge a good stereo or how many you tried and priced; we are prepared to prove our Philips We call it the "hot line" for '66 and so Lifetime Record Changer Guarantee See the NEW '66 PHILIPS T.V. and STEREO -- AT -- TED JACKSON APPLIANCES 241 QUEEN ST. 985-2272 PORT PERRY $399.00 Perry's Mrs. S. MacFarlane Presented With A Life Membership By THe 1. O.D.E After a short business meet- ing during which the members of Scugog Chapter, 1.LO.D.E. ar- ranged for the Marathon party to be held December 1st: a din- ner meeting for December; and a Life membership certificate was presented to Mrs. MacFar- lane. Mrs. Dymond, regent, pre- sented pictures and an account of their visit to Russia. Shq mentioned Leningrad as poor and shabby, in contrast to Kiev with it's beautiful parks and flowers. Food everywhere was bad and very expensive, for ex- ample, 75¢c. for one orange. The children get excellent care, by the state, as the mothers all work. Mrs. Dymond has an in- herent sense of humour which i made even the drab picture of Russia come alive. A vote of thanks was tender- ed by Mrs. MacFarlane. Both members and their guests were unanimous in their appreciation and all agreed that in contrast to enslaved Russia Canada is a very desirable place to live. Scout Mothers Auxiliary Mrs. Glenn Van Camp graci- ously opened her home for the Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxi- liary to hold their monthly meeting in her spacious recrea- tion room. About fifteen ladies were present and a warm wel- come was extended to all those showing such an interest in the Scout movement. Sevyyal matters of business were "discussed with the presi- dent, Mrs. Reesor presiding. The secretary's report was giv- en in detail by Mrs. Jefford and the Treasurer, Mrs. Short re- ported on the Tour to Markham, the financial results were gra- tifying. About sixty-three members & friends enjoyed this tour through the Cheeseborough - Pond's Factory and the outing was successful. The auxiliary members are very grateful to all who supported this project and wish to sincerely thank all the volunteer drivers, especially the menfolk, Messrs. John Jef- ford, Joe Draper and Charles Reesor. We acknowledge with appreciation the kindness of | Mr. George Shipway who also voluntered his services in sev- | eral ways and along with his wife accompanied his relatives the Jefford's on the tour. Several delegates were ap- inted to attend the Ladies' Auxiliaries Conference which was held in Toronto, recently. We hope to have reports on this trip at one of the meetings. Plans are underway to hold the next meeting, on November 16th, at the Scout Hall at 8.30 p.m. We extend a special invi- tation to all officers and mem- bers of the Auxiliary to attend, especially those who were the original executive of the Port Perry Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxiliary. An appeal is being made to the new mothers of the community who have children in the scout movement to come out and see the building pro- vided for their youngsters and to get acquainted with each other. Any suggestions to liven up the interest in this work will be appreciated and leaders and Ry hy A adil assistants are still urgently needed. Lakeshore Int. Schedule WESTERN GROUP FIRST HALF Nov. 12--Port Hope at Cobourg 12--Little Britain at Keswick 13--Port Perry at Sunderland 14--Uxbridge at Port Hope 16--Cobourg at Uxbridge 16--Sutton at Port Perry 19--Port Perry at Cobourg 20--Sunderland at L. Britain 21--Cobourg at Port Hope 21--Sunderland at Sutton 22--L. Britain at Uxbridge 23--Port Hope at Port Perry 26--Sunderland at Cobourg 26--Uxbridge at Keswick 27--Port Hope at Sunderland 27--Uxbridge at L. Britain 28--Port Perry at Port Hope 29--Sunderland at Uxbridge 30--Uxbridge at Port Perry Dec. 2--Port Hope at L. Britain 3--Little Britain at Cobourg 4--Sutton at Sunderland 5--Cobourg at Sutton 5--Sunderland at Port Hope 6--Port Hope at Uxbridge T--Little Britain at P. Perry 10--Uxbridge at Cobourg 10--Port Perry at Keswick 11--Cobourg at Sunderland 11--Port Perry at L. Britain 12--L. Britain at Port Hope 183--Sutton at Uxbridge 14--Cobourg at Port Perry SECOND SCHEDULE Dee. 17--Port Hope at Cobourg 18--Uxbridge at Sunderland 18--Cobourg at L. Britain 19--Port Hope at Sutton 20--Port Perry at Uxbridge 21--Sunderland at Port Perry 22--L. Britain at Sunderland 23--Sutton at Little Britain SANT ADS 26--Sutton at Port Hope, Jan. 2--Sutton at Cobourg 2.00 p.m. Place Nights Start. Time Cobourg -- Friday -- 9 p.m. Port Perry--Tuesday--8.30 p.m. Uxbridge--Monday--8.30 p.m. Sunderland--Sat or Wed.--8.00 L. Britain--Sat. or Thurs.--9.00 Port Hope--Sunday--7.30 p.m. Sutton -- Sunday -- 7.30 p.m. or Keswick -- Friday -- 8.30 p.m. 3 5 2 FF FF LX _§ JF J The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St, Boston, Mass. 02113 Pleass enter my subscription to the Monttor for the period checked bee low, 1 enclose $----_ (U.S. Funds) O11 YEAR $24 [J 6 months $12 0 3 months $6 » 1 ZIP Code. Cawker's Food Market FREE DELIVERY Specials - Nov. 11-12 -13 Aylmer CATSUP 11 oz.81s. D tor 35 Aylmer Tomatoes 28ozin 32 Strawberry or Raspberry Aylmer JAM KRAFT Macaroni Dinner 7% oz pkgs. DDT QUAKER Cap 'N Crunch so ss. 2 for 73 DELMONTE Seasoned Green « Wax Bean 150z.1in 2-41 24 oz. 49. FULLY COOKED Picnic Shoulders » 55- SWEET PICKLED Whole or Half Cottage Rolls SLICED BACON 1's b. 5d < 13 Cawker's Food Market Phone 985-2221 Port Perry