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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 31, 1966 Port Perry Council News Minutes of a special meeting The amount of bond required Clinic for the full 7 days March | wort does not believe in doing of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office, Friday, March 25, 1966 at 7.30 p.m. Present--Reeve J. J. Gibson in the chair; Deputy Reeve I. A. | Boyd; Councillors R, A, Kenny, Bruce F. Beare, I. A. Parkinson, being $5000.00. Carried, It was left with the clerk to notify Mr. Wm. Tripp of the rquirements of these tions, LETTER from Mrs, John De- I lorme dated February 23, 1966, | I would like permission from | resolu- | 10 - April 27, 28, 29, May 2, 8, 4. Carried, | LETTER from Port Perry Agricultural Society re grant. RESOLUTION -- That the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry make a grant of $200.00 to the Port Perry Agri- Purpose of Meeting--to com- | the Board to sell the west side | cultural Society re the Port plete the business from March of my lot on Paxton Street, Port Perry Labour Day Fair 1966. 22, 1966 which was held over | Perry, Ontario. If permission is | Carried. due to Deputations. The TRIPP Sub-divisions on Ottawa Street and Ash Street were discussed and it was de- cided that building permits should not be issued until the sub-division agreements have been signed and the require- ments fulfilled, RESOLUTION -- That Wm. Tripp be notified of the require- ment of a bond for the installa- tion of services on the Ottawa Street sub-division in the amount of $1000.00 No more building permits will be issued until this is done, That a deed is also required for the lot com- ing to the corporation. Carried. RESOLUTION -- That Wm. Tripp be notified of the require. ment of a bond Re Gerrow Sub- division Agreement for the in- stallation of public services. | granted this lot would be sold as a building lot. RESOLUTION -- That Mrs, John Delorme be notified that it is not the intention of Council to extend the road or watermain on Paxton Street at this time due to prior committments. Carried. LETTER from N. W. Heayn, Secretary of Port Perry Public School Board dated March 8th, 1966, RESOLUTION--That the new combined Public School Board should consist of 6 members from Port Perry and 2 members from the Scugog Township as | suggested by the Port Perry Public School Board. Carried. Mr. Norman Aldred on behalf of the T.B. Clinic re renting the Court Room, RESOLUTION--That a rent of $28.00 be charged to the T.B. C E Arches FRANK SHERMAN PLASTER REPAIR SERVICE leanliness is our by-word Large and small repairs very plastering need , ceilings, ete. N eat workmanship PHONE 852-6756 | APPLICATIONS for Building Permits for approval of Council, RESOLUTION -- That build- ing permits be granted to Mr. Donald Jonah for a house re lots 20, 21 Scugog Street, to Mr. N. W, Heayn to enlarge his store 12' x 14' lot 10 Queen Street, to Mr, Raymond Penny to build a new house lot 86 on the east side of Simcoe Street, Bruce Beare lot 13 Ottawa St., Glen VanCamp lot 4, Ottawa | Street. Carried, RESOLUTION --- That Clar- ence Cook be granted a building Permit to change his house in- to a duplex, pt. lot 168 Bigelow Street, providing each unit has 500 square feet of living space and that Septic Tank regula- tions are complied with. Carried. LETTER from Mr, N. W. Heayn, Secretary of Port Perry Public School Board dated Mar. 17, 19686, The Port Perry Public School Board would appreciate the Village requesting the Munici- pal Board for approval of { $140,000. for a six room addi- | tion to the present school. The school board is making every effort to get this building under way as quickly as pos- i sible. Your co-operation will | be greatly appreciated. RESOLUTION-- That appro- | val be requested from the Ont- | ario Municipal Board for the I addition of six rooms to the ore com per acre minimum tillage more profit G. with Order your requirements of Corntrol 862 now! BE READY TO GO WHEN THE WEEDS ARE READY TO GROW!!! CORNTROL 862 OIL--AVAILABLE ONLY FROM YOUR IMPERIAL (Esso) AGENT - Bormtrol BEL Wl a new product from Imperial Oil for use with Atrazine 65W as a post-emergence treatment Corntrol 862 is an emulsifiable light mineral oil. It is used at the rate of 1% gallons per acre with 1.5 to 2 Ibs. of Atrazine 65W which WM effectively controls quackgrass and annual grasses WM controls broadleaf weeds over a longer period. CORNTROL 862 has undergone repeated plot tests and field trials over a three-year period and is now FULLY FARM-PROVEN. Ontario tests have shown yield increases of over 20 bushels per acre when an oil-water emulsion is used with Atrazine at 1.5 Ibs.--compared to Atrazine in water only. PRENTICE Port Perry, Ontario "THIS and THAT | By Sobien Twackle "0 SING ALL YE FAITHFUL" My friend--Pereival Thistle- anything by half measures. Admittedly, there are projects which Percival commences with the best intentions, only to tire half way through but in the Public School at Port Perry at a cost of approximately $140,000. Carried. STATEMENT from Mr, Gor- don Hepditch re 19656 percent- age factor based on 1964 As- sessment for 19656 taxes, Filed for reference, RESOLUTION--That the De- partment of Highways Ontario be requested to approve the following transfers, Within the approved limits of 1965 Normal By-law No. 1412. $8700.00 from Road Const. to Rd. Mtes, $300.00 from Road Const, to B & C Mtce, Carried. LETTER of resignation from Fire Department of Mr. Don Popert dated March 19, 1966, due to his moving out of town. RESOLUTION -- That Mr. Don Popert's Resignation from the Fire Department be accept- ed and that a letter be sent, thanking him for his past ser- vices to the Department. Carried. STATEMENT from the County of Ontario dated March 21, 1966 re Interim Billing. RESOLUTION--That the ac- count with the County of Ont, of $976.76 re Interim Billing be paid. Carried. LETTER from Master Feeds re sidewalk in place of curbing, RESOLUTION -- That per- mission be granted Master Feeds to build a sidewalk on the west side of their building in place of the present curbing, Carried. RESOLUTIONS passed by Port Perry Planning Board at a meeting of March 21, 1966, Resolutions already passed re Tripp Sub-division Agreement. The resolution re Franssen Sub- division was held over for the chairman of roads, to first read the Franssen Sub - division Agreement, main, once Percival starts some- thing, he usually follows it through to the bitter end. Such is the case when Perci- val gets hold of a newspaper. He starts at the front and reads i right through to the last page. Very little escapes him. He reads the news--the adverts-- the personal columns -- the works, in fact, So, when reading the Port Perry paper last week, Perci- val's eye caught the letter to the Editor. Percival read this. let- ter and then re-read it again and as he read, his heart swell- ed with the utmost joy, because here, at last, Percival had met a kindred soul--a man with cour- age and conviction and humour --a man who dared not to go along with the crowd. - Percival considers that full participation in the singing of hymns at a church service is an essential part of the service and Percival further thinks that all members of the congregation should be so intent upon their own efforts as to be reasonably oblivious of their neighbour's contributions, Perhaps those with the puzzled and critical looks were jealous? Percival is sometime puzzled as to why people go to church-- perhaps he is so wrong in his thinking but Percival wonders, perhaps, if people go to church because it is the smart thing to do--a kind of social status or is it because they are rather proud of their new hat or coat, or it looks rather good if they drive up in their new car--or is it because of their true reli- gious convictions (and Percival hopes that this latter is rather the rule than the exception.) Percival is the first to admit that he is no better or worse than anyone else. He admits that he sometimes mentally sur- veys the situation before a ser- vice starts--contemplating who is present and who is not and he, too, sometimes gives thought to matters which really do not have any bearing on a church service but once the service starts -- Percival tries hard to become absorbed in the service and all it stands for, to the ex~ clusion of every day matters,-- Sometimes he is successful -- sometimes he is not. So, Percival says to last week's correspondent--"Keep a stout heart, Sir and enjoy the. full inner feeling that results from total participation in the church service and if a few are indirectly critical, by action or attitude, encourage them by your example, not by retalia- tion." Sobien Twackle. BOOKKEEPER AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER IS REQUIRED FOR THE CLERK-TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT Applicants should apply in writing stating age, education, experience, and qualifications. Salary Schedule, Pension, Hospital, Medical and Group Insurance Plans are in effect as well as other fringe benefits. Starting salary commensurable with experience and qualifications and according to provi- sions of Salary Schedule. WM. G. MANNING, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Ontario, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. v Q