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SRR Het 0 €] HE SR UO dl SR nto ih wh . and remain. Advantages of Town Planning pe First Article of a Series of 4 Uxbridge can be made a better town ~ Have we any definite plans to take to live im, to work in, to shop in and care of the future growth of the town? to seek entertainment a place where you own property, where your child-' ren play and go to school, and where, perhaps, you hope they will grow up These are all good rea- | sons why you all have a personal ide terest in the improvement of Ux- bridge, What we need is-an "overall plan" to. make it what we want. The "closer we come to this plan the more convenient and pleasant your life can be. Such an "overall plan" will ensure the orderly growth of all the needs in the community. It will safeguard your pocket book, protect your pro- perty from deterioration. ous usé of our land in town will make it more attractive, more parking spa- i ces, improved streets all of which will bolster the value of commercial, resi- "dential and industrial properties which they serve, This "overall plan" soundly conceiv- ed and carried out can help to enhance real estate values, the principal fi- nancial basis of our town. Casal the most effective ways of putting the plan into action is to guide the use of land. This is done by "zoning" into districts, ®agh one set aside for the most apropriate use. The questions for you good people to answel are: - ' Is Uxbridge an ideal place in which "to live or could it stand a few im- provements? a Harmoni- which divides the town = | i- Is there anything we can do to cor- rect things which have not been wise- ly planned? Have we definite ideas about our | streets and sidewalks and how they should be? Arve we satisfied with the "block: | system" , ricts ? Are we setting aside suitably located and large enough areas for future in- dustrial and business development for our public schools parks, playgrounds and new public buildings. While the responsibility for settling planning questions rests primarily with the town council who will always wel- come your interest and participation, you must remember that they are elected for one year. An "overall plan" must be devised and adopted by Uxbridge. subject, na- !turally, to minor ammendment from time to time but kept in the town clerk's office for he continual guid- ance of succeeding town councils thus ensuring continuity of the plan. Are we doing anything about it? in our new residential dist- pe "=tContributed Prospect W. A. The Women's Association will meet in the Church basement on Wednes- day, June 9th at 2.30 p.m. cordially invited to attend. Guests are : | Blackstock We are sorry to hear Mrs. Thos. Bowman is under the doctor's care, We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill and Miss A. H. Freelen at Barrie on Sunday. | ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorrell and Mr. S. A. Ferguson visited Mr. and Mrs. Foster Ferguson and, Mr. and Mrs i Bruce Ferguson Sunday Afternoon. Mrs, Herman Hooey is ill in Tor- 'onto General Hospital.. Hope she will soon be feeling well again, Mr. Herman-Hooey is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Ferguson, Orono. Mr, and Mrs. Sanderson, Peterboro spent Thursday with Mr. and Mus. Russell Mountjoy. Mr. and : Mrs. with Dr. John and Mrs. McArthur over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Orr Venning, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Venning and Linda visited Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Wood, Bobcaygeon on Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. John Rahm attended the funeral of Mr. L. Shortridge, in Oshawa on Saturday afternoon. {Too late for last week) Dr. and Mrs. .Jack Marlow and Johnnie Lively spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow and Mr.'and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNally, Col: borne, spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl Wright. . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dorrell and fa- mily, Ottawa, with Mr, and Mrs, Earl Dorrell. - MY. and Mrs. Keith Johnston and Linda Belleville, with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston. + Mrs.S. A. Devitt and Mrs. Hill have returned to- their home in Blackstock | for the summer. Manson, Stratford, 3 Mr, and Mrs. James Marlow, Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Daniels, Toronto, motored to Buffalo for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Trewin and | family, Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. G. Trewin. Miss Burma Murlock, Toronto vigit- ed Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Malcolm, Tof- onto with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp. ; F. O. Ernest and 'Mrs. McLean and Son with Mr. and Mrs. David McLean. Mrs. Charlotte Forder with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Forder. Congratulations to "Mr. Donald Cochrane and Miss Freda McCullogh, Port Perry, who were married in Port Perry on Saturday, May 22nd. Mr, and Mrs.: Lorne Wannan and family with - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mountjoy. - . . Mr, and Mrs..Cecil Hyte and family with Mrs. Ira Argue and Mr. and Mus. Thos. Hodge. Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Bailey, Mrs. F. Bailey, Mrs. Howard Bailey and fa- mily attended the Powell-Henry wed- ding in Janetville church on Saturday afternoon. Misses Helen and Mabel Van Camp visited Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drink- water in Ottawa for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and fa- mily and -Mr. Vincent Archer with Mr. and "Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Miss Doris Hamilton spent the holi- day at home. : The United Church had their An- niversary services on Sunday with Dr, Littlé from Toronto as minister for both services. The children's choir, under the: deadership of Mrs. Lorne Thompson and" Miss Yvonne Chant sang. several beautiful numbers at the morning service, and.in the even- ing the Quakerville quartette provided and | 'ter arrived here from Germany on splendid musie. THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 31d, 196417 Prince Albert Miss Dorothy Playter, Vietoia Corners, with Mr, and Mrs. N. Wilson Mr. Keizelerink, Rene, Harry and | O" Saturday. | Ena have returned home from visiting Rev. W. Hutton, Backstock deliver- relatives in Cochrane. ed the sermon in our church Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove and | mor ning. Rev. R. H. Wylie was the children motored to Sarnia 8 and dist- | guest speaker at Nestleton anniver- riet-recently, sary. : On Monday evening a play from Leaskdale, "The Meddlesome Maid" was presented in the Reereation Hall and was greatly enjoyed. ------ Manchester Church Service and Sunday School will be at 11.45 next Sunday morning. 3 Mrs. Samells and pupils with Mrs. ' Crosier and her pupils of Utica School visited places of interest in' Toronto last Friday. The trip was made by DeNure bus : The ladies of Manchester W. A spent a very enjoyable afternoon last Wednesday, the guests of Prince Al- bert W. A. | 'Ron McKenzie and' Robert Black, Toronto were at the former's home here for the week-end. | W. F. Crosier attended the Simcoe County Yorkshire Sale at Barrie on' Tuesday. Come to Manchester: Hall on Fri- day evening June 4th and see "Happl- ) ness Ahead", Special numbers will be given by the Ashburn Trio, Miss Goreski, accordionist, Miss Beryl Pal- | 'mer soloist and Miss Donna Samells, pianist, Mr. and. Mrs, Hubert Harold have taken an apartment at Mr. S. Arn- old's. Mrs. Harold and little daugh- | I saved money when I bought famous 'blue coal'ata -- warm-weather discount . . . and those small monthly payments have made things easier on my pocketbook. Thanks to the 'blue coal' Budget Plan... no winter heating worries now! is Phone today for further details of the ~~ * 'blue coal BUDGET PLAN A a We welcome them to our =} X t Saturday. eommunity, by EER Mr. Grant Innes has the well and cellar dug for his new home 'on high- way No, 7-12, Manchester Women's Association als fein REESOR F UEL & LUMBER i a of Mrs. Lorne Thompson 8 PHONE 73 .. z PORT PERRY 7 eR ea ln] - a 4} 0 NE 5th. .. Ze Oo | || |__| |__| | - el | } 1 CENTS - I Ar ar 7 ign 1 rg pi a fo or i a ey oa The Swimming Pool { This Swimming Pool contains town. drinking water and is then protected with the use of Sanitation H.T.H. and P.H. Plus as used by many large pools in the United States and Canada. There are also three foot- baths to protect everyone from Athlete's Foot. si Wallets, Glasses : and Watches are checked at the booth at no extra charge. Swimming Class There will be a beginners swimming class operated at our pool this season, under the direction of a young lady who has her Senior Swimming Diploma as well as her Life-Saving Medallion. Further details will be announced in the Port Pérry Star at a later date. | The Booth We have at the entrance to Birdseye Center a refreshment booth where you can purchase Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, Post Cards, I'ishing Tackle; Cigars, Cigarettes, and Souvenirs i=also we Rent Swimming Trunks. The Cahins A few words about Our Cabins which all face towards Lake Scugog. They all have automatic gas heating, inner spring mattresses on steel beds,--and they have each year passed the - government inspection for les inliness. = ° - iptive Booklet Descriptive ooklet Our booklet t, describing in detail "Birdseye Center" will be sent free on request to anyone interested in this private enter prise of Port Perry. > "a AY The Pool Swimming Admission Our admission price includes - the use of the pool as well as the playground equipment established for the pleasure of our ' oo paying guests. 4 15th Anniversary he vB This is the beginning of the 15th year of continuous operation This includes the use of our picnic tables, swings, teeters, slides, shuffleboard, horse-shoes and the outdoor fireplace. Li ) gr Season Ticket, $9. 00 per person 'Where You Can Have So Much Fun For So Little The Cabins THE RATES FOR THE 1954 SEASON HAVE NOT BEEN INCREASED ii; Individual Admission 20 cents ary BC lt (To Grounds and Pool) L"'Birdseye Center" Swimming Pool. has any ser ious accident occurred. We enjoy seeing the young people of this district hav ing plenty of fun but we also insist they follow the rules for safe swimming. Water in Pool | ONE | Birdseye Center Swimming Pool is operated as a private enterprise and receives no reduction in water rates. Our pool is .not operated as a bath tub. >No soap of any kind is allowed to be used within its enclosure and all ladies with long hair must wear bathing caps. . The water in our pool is tested each day with a Taylor Testing Equipment for acidity, and for chlorine, content and. our water vacuum removes the sediment from the pool floor. ¢ . ---- Life. Guard Our accidents prevent aceident-free swimmers {o record of watches over intact our Life-Guard and keep all longer What We Have . Birdseye Center has the best equipped privately owned play- ground. in this part of Ontario--where you can also rent a boat: for your fishing excursion by the hour or by the day. \ Rulesand Regulations = There are severgl posters around the grounds and around the outside of the Pool fence and in the change- houses that gives every- one the rules for safe swimming. --- --_-- ---c | --- ..of Birdseye Center Swimming Pool and not once during that time >