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-- We Have Aptorialed YOUR PATRONAGE DYRING 1953, AND WE THE STAFF OF BEARE MOTORS WISH TO EXTEND TO YOU AND YOURS | SINCERE HAPPINESS FOR 1954 "BILL" BEARE "STOREY" BEARE : "ARCHIE" MacMASTER "GEO." BURNETT "BOB" CROSIER "DON" ANDERSON « "FRED" CRAWFORD "ARCHIE McEACHERN . "HILT" SIMPSON - "HENRY" SLATER "LEN" CLARK: "HAROLD" SNOOKS "ROSS" HUTCHINSON BEARE MOTORS LTD. DODGE and DE SOTO CARS, DODGE TRUCKS ALLIS-CHALMERS MACHINERY tf fnncmsmonssmsnenmomsner ~ Season's Greetings AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES FOR YOUR HAPPINESS THROUGH THE NEW YEAR WHEY Happy CAWKER BROS. PORT PERRY PHONE 20 RO RE AAA ASAT ASRS? CECE OUR WISH TO YOU IS PLAIN AND SIMPLE -- STRAIGHT TO #6 THE POINT . . TO ALL OF YOU, OUR FRIENDS, THE BEST OF NEW YEARS Harold and Bob Archer ASAT ATA AT AT AT ATTA RSME? WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES 12 AND THE BOTTLES POP FOR TOASTS--ADD OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE JOYOUSNESS: OF THE NEWLY WELCOMED . YEAR. Port 3 Fay Electric Oo AND HERE ARE THE WISHES THAT YOU'LL BE "SITTING PRETTY" THROUGH ALL THE . YEAR 1954 Scugog Cleaners HW OW NCW TW OW WOW IW PW IW a ag 1954's BLUE PRIN MAY IT SHOW SKILLED ENGINEERING FOR PEACE AND HAPPINESS, THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, FOR ONE AND ALL! ee ARDLEY 'FROCKS : A91L-3.¢ 5 DANFORTH AVE, (near Logan) i TORONTO, ONT. a a aa, ATASMINSMS a yt + Calcium Chloride . FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1953 December 16th to December 31st, 1952 RECEIPTS --Bank Balanee, December 16th, 1952 .......cnn wr ihe30.05. Ft 408. 28 Transferred from 1963 Tax Acct. .. . : $2,044.58 4 . DISBURSEMENTS : Bank Charges collecting taxes ... Bank Balance, Dec. 81, 19562 LL PPP PLT PPP PTT January 1st, 1958 to December 15th, 1953 RECEIPTS : 19563 Taxes collected $18,118.66 1952 Taxes collected 1,793.32 1951 Taxes collected 177.82 1950 Taxes collected 85.03 $20,124.78 Grants ri Balance of 1952 Road grant .........ccceenvvvesnsnne 2,294.95 i ! ' 1.66 Interim road grant . 998.62 Prov, Ont. grant re Children's Aid ................ 141.28 Prov. Ontario, grant re Homes for Aged... 261.78 R.R. Tax, refund "16.40 Prov, of Ont, bal. of 1 mill grant (1952) 236.80 Prov. of Ont., bal; of 1 mill grant (1958)... 83.486 "Grant re Warble Fly Control FERRE 186.26 * Fire Dept. grant 26.96 ; . -- 4,188.77 Interest and Penalties' ; 74.29 _Roads GE : Roy Spencer, share of road 008ts ...,.....cc... . 22.00 Ira Aldred, share ofiroad costs ......... PATA 22.00 Allan Martyn, gravel 13.60 Floyd MacMillan, share road costs ...... Setiarie 22.00 Doug Lowe, share road costs ............... 22.00 Dr. Webster, share road costs', 22.00 John Beckett, gravel 2.00 132.60 Warble Fly Control ; Returns from. farmers 446.40 Sale of Warbicide, Reach Twp. Webi isaiasetie ee 28.00 : . 474.40 Sundry ! Rental of hali for election .. atstroniress 12.00 Rebate from Insurance Co. re © Hoayn fire... 7.00. i 19.00 ° TOTAL. RECEIPTS .. 3 $25,018.69 Bank balance Dec. 31, 1952 ...,..c.,.cviiiv 2,088.22 » a $27,046.91 January 1st, 1953 to December 16th, 1958 - DISBURSEMENTS TET Salaries and Allowances : B. 0. H--Reeve, Clerk, Chas, Reader ........$ J--6.00 M. O. H--Dr. G. M. Rennie .......... AUER, 45.60 Councillors and Reeve N 200.00 Clerk Treasurer 460.00 Assessor s "250.00 Tax 'Collector 100.00 Auditors--Monteith & Monteith... 100.00 --Clerk; Reeve; selecting Jurors .......i; - 4.00 Robert Tetlow, Attendance Officer ............... 5:00 si Mrs. Burnham, caretaker ...........conieirisererss 40,00- ° - Road Inspection, Council ........ccerrureriionnnnarens 18.00 Len Hance, collecting garbage ..........cuuu.... 418.00 > . Ray Milner, Warble Fly Inspector ..... 133.00 "Jim Wilson, spraying cattle ........ccoceiviernrins 149.00 Fred Jackson, spraying cattle... vinnie '83.70 George Bratley, spraying cattle tbe seaririierios 31.60 2,033.70 Printing, Postage, etc. bE Municipal World Co. . '47.46 Thos. Whillier 18.61 Port Perry Star Co. 16.26 Reesor's, typing tax demande Sersifehitinerssrers 18.00 Postage 36.88 : : : 136.10 ; Fence Bonus Douglas Aldred, 40 rods ........ceiienniniennee 10.00 Hospitalization Bt i Payment re Mrs, McCue ......covviciiirierorernensns 48.60 Debenture Payment on hospital .................... 206.44 262.94 Hall Expenses : Cleaning supplies 1.65 Hydro '16.20 Everett Prentice, 1 cord hardwood .............. 20.00 Maurice Fralick, light wood ..........ccconnvennenne 4.00 : 41.86 Bank Charges Interest 87.89 Charges, collecting taxes ..i....uciiin 6.056 : 93.94 Grants Port Perry Fair ........ £6.00 Ontario Federation of Agriculture .............. 76.00 100.00 Law Costs Transfer of property 3.60 - Fire Protection : Perry Fire Brigade ......c.civinnsiinininns 108.00 Warble Fly Control Wiarbicide 140.00 raying Nozzle 2010 \ 150.10 Insurance ; x HH. W. Emmerson, half garage premium ....... «1500 X Geo. Davey, premium on bond .........coviveivirens +. 8.00 : : FH : ) 11.00 Roads : 3 a Pay rolls 1,888.04 Archer's, gas and repairs isin son diene wee 36B96 Eden's, gas 220.84 A. C. Heayn, truck Insurance ........... or tk . 46186 Motor Vehicles Branch, truck k ligense whi + 2,00 Westeel Products, culverts .. HIPAA 190.44 : Unemployment INBUTANCE civiviivmniinriensivisnnes 20.64 Gravel ; County of Ontario, vental, machines ....... "Wm, Tripp, 'bulldozing Brush and Weed Killer ......... Wm. Parry, tile .. , Peel Hardware, brush hook .. Carnegle Hardware, supplies . oy CCCCTL TTPO SC CT OL JHamily, The VanCamp Christmas dinner was : -| Christmas with friends in Northbrook. | BUILDING TO OPEN AT -| Tuesday, January bth, 1954. be present. {Marlow and Miss Clam Marlow, of | Napanee, also Miss Ruth Marlow, of J also spent Christmas in Coe Hill, 4 Mrs. Gertrude Marlow spent 'Christ- J Mrs, Ira Argue on Friday. --- | December 25th. FTES RALPH MILNER, Clerk. ~ i | fore the holidays. ¢ ol Chrlstmas holidays. Now is the time { we look back and say, "Wow, doesn', | | time fiyt* . Holtby, Welding Snow Plow ...........cmuins 10.00 Reesor, lumber for truck .icouiuiimmiiiiins 2062 ites Griffen, Tambor Tor truek oii 88 E. G. Kennedy, trucking gravel ............ 27.00 Geo. Freeman, trucking gravel .............. 40.60 rh Harry VanCamp, loading snd trucking ... 628.00 Claude Smith, crushing hah hk 1 an sassemasdosanns 267.96 5,066.49 County of Ontario, purchase of sprayer .. - 250.00 Sundry " : County of Ontario, use of gaol .. FAR edsarszas $5.00 Phone calls oH 12.20 Geo. Bratley, posts Saren ~ 3.60 ba Tearing A; (Prentice, ES Heayn ne ADOT FL Loan Repaid. in rol FE etme m teva sai evy : * 6,008. i High School levy . | 343248 the stage curtains and white sheets. . Trustee levy 4,200 . General School levy . : 1 Bank Palanee, Dec. 15,1953 .....commnrririreiiasissares ; 1,824.08 0 $27,046.91 LIQUID ASSETS : Bank balance, Dec, 15, 1858 ................... priv $1,824.98 Current rol}, uncollected 8,168.51 1962 Taxes, uncollected 228.56 1951 Taxes, uncollected 86.93 1960 Taxes, uncollected 26.60 Interest and penalties, estimated .%.........c..oo.. 654.20. Balance Road grant, estimated :...............oi0 2,662.62 ' - $7,961.84 | ing, the staff and students gathered Orme ii 4 (Too late for last week) : Well, We're now enjoying our \ > Th the lates part of Tuesday morn: The students watched the shadows of = the nurses 'and doctors expectantly. This was enjoyed very much, + Santa 'Claus also paid a visit, John Sommerville acted the part extraordi- parily well. Next on the programme was an auction sale with Mr. Jefford being the auctioneer. Many good kitchen utensils were sold with the funds going to the Students' Commeil. On Tuesday night the P.P.H.8. Li- terary Society sponsored a Christmas 'dance with an orchestra in attendance. Due to the bad driving conditions the dance wasn't well attended. On behalf of Mr. Crane, the staff and the students of P.P.H.S.,, I would like ise wish yh a Very Prosperous New Year i : Sorry to hear 'that Mr. T, Venning is 'confined to bed again with pneu-, monia. We wish' him a speedy re- covery. The sympathy of the community is father, _ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow enter- tained Mr, Chas, Smith and Oliver, Mrs. V, M. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Toronto, on Christmas Day. 'Mr. and Mrs, Roy Turner and Mr. Dale Gunter, home from College in Chicago, for the -holidays; motored to, Coe Hill on Thursday and returned on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Blake Gunter, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kyte spent Christmas with friends in Tillsonburg. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Marlow andj mas with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shook, in Toronto. Mrs. Edward Darcy visited Mr, and Our sympathy to Mr, and Mrs. Neil] Werry on the loss -of their tiny baby daughter, in Port Perry Hospital, on Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Graham, Mr, Perry, Mr. and Mrs, Carl McLaughlin, and Mr, Roy Graham, Spent Christmas| with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris and held ;at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp this year. Glad to tear Arthur VanCamp is] feeling better: and hope he will soon' be out again,' Mr. and 'Mrs;-John Rahm, Mr, Allen' JRahm and Miss Donna Lewis, spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Orr Venning. : Mr, and 'Mrs, 'Thos. Stewart spent' 'Mr. and Mrs. J, A.. Johnston have re- turned home after spending some time with their son Keith in Carrying} Place. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mountjoy spent Christmas' with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ferguson, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drinkwater, of Ottawa, spent Saturday with Mrs. W. Venning. Due to the quick work of the men of Blackstock, the fire that started in| Grant Jackson's stable, on Saturday morning, was put out before the fire truck from Port 'Perry arrived, and before much damage was done. Happy New Year for 1954. A NEW AGRICULTURAL KEMPTVILLE, JAN. 5th. An event 'of keen interest to agri- culture in Eastern Ontario will bé the extended to Mrs. Fred Cowling: and ; '| family on the loss of a husband and, ] 114 and Mrs. Donald Pargeter, of Port] We would lke 'to wish everyone A] 9 OSHAWA--DIAL 1240 {MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 6. ABT Koee Korner 7.00--New: - $ 7:05--Koffee Korner 1.30--News 7.40--Koffee Korner 8. 36--Koffee. Korner 9.00--News 0 05--Morning Devotions 9.16--Dick Haymes 10.00--New:! 10.05--At Home With the Ladies 11,00--News 11 05_Chiristmas "Wonderland 11.80--The House of Peter 6--8Second Spring 00--News 15.08 Miaday Melodies 132 ews . Kelly 2. Blair : 2.46--Monday, Wed,, Friday Christmas -Tues., Thurs.--Caro 00--N a : 7.30--World's \Greatest Musi MONDAY 8.30--Report from Parliament Hil 8.46--Blue Monday 9.00--News 9.06--Hillbilly Jamboree 10.00--News 10.06--Kim's Corner TUESDAY : 2 9.80--Lives i Lime J0.00 Netra ina ute 01--Crime Does Not Pay Years FRIDAY opening of the new Agricultural Engi- neering butlding at the Agricultural School at 8:30: pm, on Begun in 1952, this three-storey, 160°4 0%; : x 100' brick and steel structure will be officially opened by the Hon. George' H. Doucett, Acting 'Minister of Agri- culture for Ontario. It.is hoped that of Public Works for: Ontario will also The interior of the building will re- veal the latest Inbs and equipment to]! serve as a school of instruction for]! sion services for Eastern Ontario. "It is expected that hundreds will beg present that day to witness the cere- mony and inspect the modern features of a bullding second to none of ita kind in Canada. : the Hon. William Griesinger, Minister §11.00---~Newa 8.80--Guy Lombardo Show ina Minute 9.01--Casanova Saludos. SE ,110.00--News 10:05--Kim's Korner Mon, thru Friday--from 10.30 p.m, on 10 10.45--Airlane BE young farniers nd a dource of exten-|. 2108 : }. 4 SATURDAY gE MacGregor \anac for Christmas <j10 E--fulane Trio a 1100 Nowy 8 Coseldy 110.00--News EE Ct 1.00--News : 7.06--Koffee Korner Am 10,00--News Zane 10.06--COhristmas Music 11.06--Oolour Coniles 11.1 rts Stars of To-morrow 11.30 een Time 1 05--Midday Melodies ili 12.80--News 12.40--S8 12.46--Vocal Spotlight "1.00--News Round-up 2.00--News 2.06--All the Tops 8.00--News 8,06--8howcase = 5.06-- Saturday Bandstand 6.00--News : 6.10--Sports + 6 20 Rok r Rhythms 6.46--Meet the Truckmen '700--News in 'a Minute 1.02--Serenade in Silver 7.15---Musical Moments 7.30--01d Ranch House 8.00--News 8.06--01d Ranch House 9.00--News 9 06--0Id F Ranch House 10.40--Report on Sport 11 10-- Turntable Terrace IE a abl T [ errace 1.00--News 1.06--CKLB Sign ote 'SUNDAY 8.00--Bign On 8. 01-30 News and Sports Results 3 05-Rise and Shine 0--Ukranian Russian Baptist Hour uk Aboard for Adventure . 9.00--Gasoline Retailers Public :Announcement--Weather Forecast, 9.01--Btouffville Youth for Christ 8.80--Your Sunday School Morning Program (alternate Sun.: Oshawa Youth for Christ 9.45--People's Church School of the Air 10.30--Prelu le 1 Worship 10.46--Faith Ti : 11,00--News in a DE tite 11,01---Church Remote 12.00--News 12,06--Treasurers in Melody 12 80--News . 12.40--Sports 12.05--Treasures in Mody 1.00--News ' 1.06--Record Album 15 1.80---Remem! : i 45--Dept. © of Nati al Health 1.66--Operation .00--News 2 2 BT ir 'on Parade y 3.06 ersonalitios on Parade Al + ---- 10,06--Sunday ) idents Book Review a ews <n 4 4, flver nd Stun! 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