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OE : * . 1 2O---PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1970 Dep. Reeve, Councilors T and additional 400 household There is, however, no guaran tee the present flow of water will continue for ever, When No. 1 well began operation it was estimated) there was sufficient flow of water to satisfy the City of Oshawa, and now this well is not even im use, Mr. Beare said Representing the Village of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Fire Commission, Mr. Beare said this new organization had more than lived up to its expectations. The cooperation between the three municipai- ities had been much better than expected and as far a the firemen were cdgcerned, Mr. Beare had only praise and admiration to shower on the men ready to give aid om any notice and at any time during day or night. Councillor Orde told the gathering, building permits were down from 95 in 1969 compared to 56 to date in 1970. The estimated total cost im construction was $706,000. in 1969 compared to $503,600. im 1970 Mr. Orde also dwelt to j some extent on the con versial subject sewers street conditions and said the streets should be pa Councillor Joe Podres gave a report on Parks and Police Departments. The profit from the operation of Birdseye Centre had not been as good = in 1969 when the receipts were $5,600 in excess of ex- | penditure. This was mainly due to the closing down of the swimming pool for some time for the installation of a new and necessary filter sys- tem. "Many Port Perry residents believe the OPP police protec- tion of this municipality cost money," Mr. Podres said, "but really it doesnt cost us a cent." police force had been dis- cussed, but the cost $40,000. -- $50,000. would be too much since the Village would at least require a three man force. A report on the activities of the Chamber of Commerce was given by Ted Griffen, I Gratefully Solicit Your Support At The Polls On Monday, December 7th -- Vote -- McDermott, Grant xX FOR COUNCILLOR A native of Port Perry, | attended public & High Schools here, then served in the Canadian Armed Forces in Canada and overseas. After graduating from the Canadian School of Em- baiming in 1947, | was employed at Toronto in Funeral Service for ten years before return- ing to Port Perry to join the firm of McDermott-Panabaker Ltd. for the past 13 years. | am 47 years of age, married and father of three sons and a desire to serve this community to its best interests. | therefore ask for your support and if | am elected | will serve to the best of my ability. Thank you. FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL 985-2171 ---- VOTE - GERALD E. JACKMAN FOR COUNCILLOR A SINCERE INTEREST COMBINED WITH THE NECESSARY BUSINESS EXPERIENCE ackman, Gerald E. FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL 985-7227 He hinted that a local | 0 Be Elected president. In his opinion, he felt the C.of C. had operated successfully during the year expected a good portion offand mentioned a few of the © activities such as the Home by this time next year.| Show and Santa Claus Parade. He also felt that the organ- ization could be of some ass- istance to the local council and had a desire to work along in projects in the best of the community. He praised council for their fine effort during the construc- tion of sewers particularly mentioned the unselfish and dedicated work of reeve Rob- ert Kenny and councillor Phil Orde. "I don't think anyone rea- lizes the work those two men have done for the residents of this village,' Mr. Griffen said. Also a member of an In- dustria! Commission appointed by the council, he told those present the future of Port Perry is bright as far as the possibility of additional in- dustry locating in the Village. Since sewer construction star- ceived at least 6 or 7 inquiries by interested parties about - | Three of the candidates nominated last Wednesday are busy filling out their qualifica, 4 tion papers following the nomination of candidates. From left Wm. Gliddon, Howard Hall, seeking councillor positions and councillor Phil Orde making a bid for the seat of deputy-reeve vacated by Bruce Beare. Other candidates for council are Grant McDermott, Jerry Jackman, Jack Forster, Joe Podres, Phil Goreski. Also seeking nomination for deputy -reeve is Gary Mahony. Photo -- P. Hvidsten Sr. {Port Perry was incorporated a Village in 1871. In his report on the Com- munity Memorial Hospital, Storey Beare said, to date 1,700 patients had been ad- mitted: tg the hospital making up some 11,000 patient days. 35 doctors are attached to the hospital, seven from Port Perry and the balance from Oshawa and Brooklin. 105 persons are employed by hospital at the present time: He expressed the Hospital Board's appreciation to the | Auxiliary for the last instal- ment of $1,000. on a pledge of $20,000 and mentioned the generous donations of the Lions Club and Legion of $5,000. each. With a healthy $7,000. pro- fit the Community Memorial Recreation Centre has had a successful year. Mr. Vin Walker gave a report on behalf of the committee and gave the management of the Arena a great deal of credit for the success. His main concern at the present was the lack of parking facilities near the Arena and urged improvement in this regard would be made as soon as possible. Mr. Wm. Williams spoke in glowing terms about the Hydro-Electric Commission's staff and added he was indeed pleased about the operation during the two-year term he had been a member of the Commission. Following the various re- ports presented, the new can- didates were given the oppor tunity of addressing the rate- payers present. Others speaking were, Sam Oyler, reeve of Reach Town- ship, Ted Jackson, former member of the Hydro-Electric Commision, W. Sanders, for- . mer councillor. At 10.30 p.m. one of the most active and interesting nomination meeting in many} years was adjourned. STEREO LP's from '2.99 GREENWOOD PORT the possibility of locating in the Village. Mr. Griffen touched briefly on preparations for the Cent- ennial celebrations in 1971 and said the main events will take place during the week of June 9th 1971, the same date SNOW TIRE SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST ATLAS 8.25 x 15 WHITEWALL *30.13 LET US GET YOUR CAR READY FOR THE COLD DAYS AHEAD ANTIFREEZE TUNE - UP BATTERY THERMOSTATE SCANLON MOTORS 95 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-2212 r.V. PERR