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Riots Yeo CRN pa NRE Nn A IS, A i SERRE RRR 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1968 - 3, was present with a copy of a "have chosen_Ray Hill former Police Cief of Heart, Ontario, to become the | visited Mrs. Walter Thomson in Mdrk- new. Police Chief of the Pickering |ham on Friday. " bers present. ~ Area, and the petition was only a copy, Cartwright Council «The Council met in Blackstock on August 3rd at 8 p.m. with all mem- Minutes were read and adopted. Mr. Wes Sweet of Devitt's 8.8: No. petition that was circulated through the school area, Mr. Sweet was not accompaniéd by any one living in the school area. This petition was worded --1st, Do you approve of building a 'new school in the area? ° About 76 "signers. 2nd, Do you object to build- ing a new school in the area. About 826 signers. . A long discussion took place with the Area School Board pre- sent. As Mr. Sweet was not an inter- ested party, not living in the School no actfon-was taken by the Council, Mr. Garnet Wright was present re sheep killed by dogs. : By-law No. 9566, a by-law stopping up a right-of-way to Lake Scugog be- tween lots 9 and 10, plan 56, and sell- ing same to Dr. Harron in exchange for a right-of-way through lot 9, plan 66, was duly passed, signed and sealed, and deed signed to Dr. Harron for old right-of-way, and deed received from Dr. Harron for the new right-of-way. Ernie Swain asked council to. do something to exterminate the rats at the dump, lot 13, Con. 1, ™ The following accounts were passed, H, Laurie, Treas., Regatta Assoc. "grant R. Nesbitt, spraying weeds, brush, and stables .........cccnviniinnns 46.00 Lorne Griffen, spraying weeds, ete. : : 46.00 Wallace. Marlow Co,, lime for SPraying ........... WATE RPA 17.86 T. Gettins, garbage collection.. 300.00 E. Sues, ASSESS0Y ...civeiiiinieeinees 100.00 E. Sues, postage .......cceerviienies 10:00 H. Thompson, Clerk-Treas, .... 126.00 C, Heayn, Ins. premiums 86.00 Saywells' store, supplies 6.86 R. D. Woon, Port Perry Fair 26.00 - Garnet Wright, 1 sheep, 2 lambs, killed by dogs 66.00 R. Wall, valuator .......coverioueens 5.00 Board of Education, Mun, grant 800.00 War Surplus Coats, for spraying 3.90 Venning, unemployment stamps 16.66 Road Voucher No. 7 ......ccoone 4573.26 J (rT) EER SRE AN Gor $6366.41 Council adjourned to meet on Tues. Sept. 8th at 8 p.m. Henry Thompson, Clerk District Doings New Police Chief for Pickering Twp. NEW POLICE CHIEF FOR PICKERING TOWNSHIP The Pickering Police Commission force. Hill was chosen from amongst eleven applicants and an offer of the post has been sent to him. ing their holidays with their daugh- ters in Campbelford. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Earckson. Ajax Man Had Amazing Escape AJAX (Times-Gazette 'Staff Re- porter) -- Anthony Gorda of Wood- house Crescent, Ajax is'a very lucky man, Last evening he decided his tele- vision aerial needed some attention. Working on the roof and attempting to tighten the braces, the whole thing collapsed, falling across a. primary hydro line carrying 2,800 volts.' The current was shorted and the shingles started to burn so he pulled the aerial back off the wire, Just then the transformer cut out and plunged a large section of the south area in darkness. Jack- MacKay, Hydro foreman was called and when he learned the de- tails looked at Gorda in astonishment. He said "You shouldn't be here, you ought to be dead." MacKay said later that he would not have touched 'the aritenna for all the money in the world until the power was off, Gorda said, "I had to do something --my house was burning." Other hydro employees arrived and power was restored. COUNCIL WILL CALL FOR NEW TENDERS FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION (Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville) Town council at a recent meeting voted to call for tenders for construc- tion of a minimum of 2,000 lineal feet of four-foot sidewalk to a depth of 4 inches. Tenders will be advertised in both Bowmanville and Oshawa papers and will close on August 19. Firms bidding will be asked to state the per- centage of mix and to quote the price per foot. , : A motion was passed that the Town of Bowmanville pay the expenses of the Bowmanville. Canadian Legion Pipe Band to-represent the town for one day at the International and sponsoring 'this motion, Councillor Walter DeGeer stated that the attend- ance of the pipe band at this event would be splendid publicity for the town, since it will be a very big affair. . Pine Grove Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hill are spend- Mr. and Mrs, Jack Albright visited Mrs. Jack Simpson, Donna and Paul is visiting her aunt Mrs. A. Handel for fork. a few days. spent Friday with Mrs. Talbert Evans. 3 fy AER x Jite 4 far AN, LES Miss Madaline Poole, of Vancouver, old days the Presenter used a tuning | MORE SUNSHINE/IN JULY THAN IN 1952 Past President H. 8. Johnston of the Lindsay Kinwanis Club, represented the local club at the service, . The Lindsay weather office has sup- plied "The. Post" with comparative figures of local weather between this July and that of last year. Mr. Halbert will be in charge of the services next Sunday. § Mrs. Jack Redshaw of Claremont Mrs, E. Ballard spent a few days in There were a few more hours of | a degree lower this year, being 89 sunshine this year in July, there being | degrees for two days, while last Jul 274.8 hours this year, agains 268.8 | the minimum was 40 degrees. hours last year. The maximum temperature for this | le July and last, was the same, 88 de-|inches a grees. The minimum temperature was Precipitation during the month was ss. this year than last, being 2.67 gainst 2.72 inches in 1952. London last week. clita Mr. and Mrs. Bob Black and -Chyrle of Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Kirk of London, visiting at E. Ballard's. A good crowd attended the W.A. meeting and the Parcel Post Sale at the home of Mrs. Robert Nesbitt, Sr. A nice sum of money was realized for the hospital. Thanks to all who helps ed in any way. Blackstock Miss Aileen VanCamp and Miss Catherine Bailey are at Camp at Oak Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Newton are visiting Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Pearce, also Mrs. George Grawford, who came home from Port Perry Hospital last week. . Janetville won the baséball game in Blackstock on Wednesday night, and Saturday night's game was rained out in the third inning at Janetville with Blackstock leading 8-0. Miss Doris Hamilton spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hamilton. 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