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wr ia t pai de .W. H. "PEEL, Reeve ~ than one storey in height shall have a ground floor area of less than Seven -able structure. * . --square feet. ' "lot may be reduced to Seventy-Five hundred. square feet, and the minimum Five-thousand square feet. ' W.'H. PEEL, Reeve : Recent By-Laws Passed by . "Port Perry Council HLA REARING Le i "on By-Laws Numbers 1221, 1222, 1228, by fe hamber} Port Perry. . H CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY BY-LAW: NO. 1221 : 'A By-law to define a dwelling 'unit and the size of a dwelling unit in the Village of Port Perry. : Phy 7 - Whereas it is deemed advisable to define a dwelling unit and the mini- mum size of such a dwelling unit within the Corporation limits, Therefore be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Village of 'Port Perry as follows: Dwelling Unit shall mean a room or suite of two or more ' rooms designed or intended for use as a dwelling, in which facilities are provided for cooking or in which the preparation or serving of food is commonly or usually carried on. "iit 2. No Dwelling Unit shall hereafter be constructed within the Village of Port Perry having a floor area of less than 500 square feet, nor: shall any building he converted so as to create either in a single or multifamily dwelling house or in an apartment building any dwelling unit having a floor area of less than 600 square feet per family, ; By-law read a first, second and third time 'and passed this 28th: day of J : 1954. La : JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk (Seal) CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY BY-LAW NO. 1222 . A By-law to regulate and control the dimensions and location of dwelling houses and otl¥- buildings hereafter to be erected in the villege of Port Perry. : £ : : : THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of -the Village of Port Perry enacts as follows: - 3 - The following terms when used in this Bys-law-shall have the meanings assigned to them as follows: A 1 "Yard" shall mean an open space located on! the same lot as: the buildings which it serves, unoccupied from the ground to the sky except for structures specifically authorized by this By-law. ; : "Side Yard" shall mean a yard located between the side wall of the build: ing served and the side lot line and extending through from the street line to the rear line of the lot. . : SE : "Dwelling House" shall mean a 'building designed, intended for, or used solely for year-round habitable purposes. "Summer Cottage" shall mean a building designed, intended for, or:used solely for temporary habitable purposes, and for not more than six months in any consecutive twelve-month period. ~ . 1, Except as hereinafter provided, no dwelling house:or summer cottage |- hereafter to be erected within the Village of Port Perry of one storey. in height shall have a ground floor area of less than eight hundred and 'sixty- four (864) square feet, and no dwelling house .or: summer.cottage of more hundred and twenty (720) square feet, and in.each instance the ground floor area shall mean the maximum projected horizontal area of the dwelling house or summer cottage above ground, including the main outside walls properly supported by a continuous foundation wall but excluding garages whether attached or not, porches, terraces, breezeways or any 'other 'appur- tenant structure or lean-two which is not an integral part of the main habit- 2, Summer - cottages or cabins must be built on the lake front ares. Summer cottages must have an area not less than Seven hundred square feet, and cabins must have an area not less than one hundred and' sixty 8. No summer cottage or ¢abin may be converted or used for: dwell- ing house purposes unless it conforms to the requirements of the building: By-law, and the requirements of this By-Law. : 4, Except as hereinafter provided, no dwelling house or part thereof shall be situated on the lot that its main wall will be less than thirty feet| from the street line. 54 1 6. .-A side-yard shall-be provided on each side of a dwelling house or private garage. The minimum width of each such side-yard shall be four feet; and no building shall be built closer to the boundary line of adjacent property than four feet from eave. . + : 6. Except as hereinafter provided, no dwelling house or private garage, oy part thereof, shall be so situated on a lot that-- (a) In new sub-divisions--its main front wall will be closer to: the street than thirty feet. ] : ; (b) In old sub-divisions--its main front wall shall be in line with the - main wall of existing buildings. . ot 7. In the event that two or more dwelling houses are to be erected on the same parcel of land, the distance between such dwelling houses i shall not be less than eight feet, from furthest part of projecting roof. 8. In all new sub-divisions or re-sub-divisions of existing registered plans where no public water or piped water supply approved by the Medical Officer of Health of the Municipality or whereno sanitayy-sewer is available, the minimum frontage of the parcel shall be eighty feat, and a parcel shall have a minimum area of not less than Twelve thousand. square feet. Only one Dwelling per parcel shall be permitted. 'Where the Municipality :agrees to provide or approves a system of piped water, the minimum area :6f the frontage per lot may be reduced to Fifty feet. In old sub-divisions:where water is available the frontage may be reduced to Fifty feet and the area to 9. This by-law shall not apply to any land, building or structure, which, on the day of the passing of this by-law is erected or used for any purpose prohibited by this by-law, so long as it continues to be used for that purpose. | 10. After the. passing of this' By-law trailers used. for living quarters will not be permitted in the Village of Port Perry, except in licensed trailer camps during May, June, July, August, and September, > 11. No building erected for summer cottage or other such purpose shall be inhabited more than six months'in:any one: year. : 12. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate a penalty not exceeding (exclusive of costs) fifty dollars for each offence. 18. By-Law No, 1103 and any building by-laws contrary or inconsistant with this by-law are hereb§ repealed. : + i Read a first time this 6th day of August, 1954. Read a second time this 6th day of August, 1954. Read a third time and passed this 2nd day of September, 1054, JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk (Seal) CORPORATION OF THE' VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY "gh : / BY-LAW NO. 1223 5 A By-Law to Designate Areas of 'Sub-Division Control. WHEREAS it is considered desirable in orden to control adequately the ? pment of certain areas within the Village of Port Parry that land before it is conveyed shall be included in a registered plan of subdivision or have the consent of the Planning Board of the area in which the land lies, AND WHEREAS: section: 24 'of "The Planning 'Act' provides as follows: :24~(1) The council' may by by-law designate any area within! the municipality as an areajof subdivisfon control and thereupon no per- ~ #on shall convey land in the/asea'by way of a deed or transfer on any sale or enter into an agreement~of sale and purchase or enter 'into any agreement that has the effect of granting the use of or right in the land directly or by entitlement to renewal for a period of 21 years or mo nope ® unless the land is described in accordance with and is within a registered plan of subdivision, but the council may, in the by- law, designate land which although within a registered planiof subdivision shall be deemed not to be within a registered plan of subdivision for the purposes of this: subsection; (d) unless the consent, : (1) of the planning:board of 'the area in which the land les, is : (1a) rhe bye may provide that where land @ described fn aecord- En registered plan of 'subdivision; or : (b) Sitiin 8 Toglatered planiof Nobiflviaton, or a part of deed or transfer on any sale, or enter into an agreement of'sale and purchase, or enter into any agreement t has the effect of granting the use of or right in the land: y or by+entitlement to renewal for a period of twenty-one years or more unless a consent thereto is given in the manner provided in clause d of subsection 1. (2a) Where land withig a tered plan of. subdivision is: under the by-law not to be within a registered plan of. subdivision, ~the. clerk of the m lity. shall, within 'ten days after the: by-law = send notice of the passing of the by-liw by registered mail a to the last known address of each person appearing by the last re- « Vised assessment roll to be the owner of any of such land: _ (2b) Where the by-law contains provisions authorized by subsection 1a, thé clerk of the municipality: shall, within ten days after the by- law is passed, send notice of the passing of the by.law by registered mail to the last known address of each person appearing by the last revised assessment roll to be the owner of land within any registered "plan of subdivision, or within any part of a registered plan of sub- division, to 'which such provisions apply. (8) When an-area is designated as an.area of subdivision control it shall not be altered or dissolved without the approval of the Ministey. (4) Every personiwho contravenes this section-shall be gulity of an . offence and on summary conviction shall be liable to.a. penalty of not more than $500, ' : NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry hereby-enacts as follows: : The following described-areas are hereby designated as areas of sub- division control to be known as Areas of Subdivision Control Numbers 1 to 21, in accordance with section 24 of the Planning Act: i + 1. Part of Lot 19, Concession 6, of the Township of Reach, comprising lots 270 and 272 of the Village of Port Perry, bounded by Beech St. on the South, Lilla St. on the West, the 7th Concession bn the North, and Lake Scugog on the East.-- Township Plan Lot 269 of the Village of Port Perry, bounded by. Beech-St. on the North, Lilla St. on West, and Lake Scugog on South and East.-- Township Plan 2. - Lots 266 to 266, and 266-271, and Lot G.of the Village of Port Perry, bounded by Rosa St. on West, Bigelow St. on East, Balsam St. on South, and Fair Grounds on North, 3. Lot E of the Village of Port Perry bounded by Lilla St. on East, C.N. Right of Way on South and West, Seventh Concession of Reach on 'North, being part of Lot 18, Concession 6, of the Township of Reach, 4. Lots 204 to 210, and Lot 278 of the Village of Port Perry, bounded by Bay St. on South, Rosa St. on East, Fair Grounds on North, and' Simcoe Street on West. 3 : - 6, Lots 188 to 203, and 225 to 281, and Lot 281 of the Village of Port Perry bounded by Simcoe St, on West, Rosa St. on East, Paxton St. on South and Bay St. on North. it ii ~~ 6. Lots 232 to 237, 238 and 240 of the Village of Port Perry bounded by Simcoe 'St. on West, McDonald St. on South, Paxton St. on North and Lots: 181 to 187 on East, = : . 1... Lots 260 to 266, part of Lot: 241, and Lots 242 to 246:o0f the Village of Port Perry bounded by Ottawa St. on East, Silver and' Simcoe Sts. on".West, Lots & to 10 and 76 and 76 on South East, and McDonald St. on North, . 8. Lots 247, 248 Village of. Port Perry, Bounded by "Simcoe St. .on West, Silver St. on East, Lot 246:on North, and Lots 89 and 249 on South. . 9. Lot 197 of the Village of Port Perry, Bounded by Lot 198 on north, Lots. 11, 12, 87, 90, and:199 on East, Lots 9, 78-81 and Queen St. on South East, and running west to Corporation of Port Perry Limits, 10. Lot 196 of Village of Port Perry, bounded by Scugog St. on South, Lots 24-29 on West, Lots 18 to 22 and Queen St. on North West, and Lot 196: on' East, hl 3 11. Lot 196 of Village of Port Perry, bounded by Scugog St. on South, Lot 196 on West, Queen St. on North West, and Lots 28; 26, 117-128 on East 12, Lot" 194 of' Village:of "Port * Perry," Bounded by Scugog St. on North, Lots 1-6 on' West, Rots 8-11 and 16. on South, and Lots 16 to 20 on East. : CE 13. Lots 22 to 32 of Village of Port Perry, Bounded by 'Pine St. on West, Alma St. on South, Ash St. on East, Scugog St. on North--Far- well's. Addition, 1h 2 1 : ; 14. Lots 1-14, 166-170, 186; 141, to 146 of the Village of Port Perry, bounded -by Cedar St. on South, Allan St. on East, Scugog St. on North, and Ash St. on West=~ Municipal ' Addition. ot =v 16, Lots 33 to 64, Village of Port Perry, bounded by Simcoe St. on West, Victoria St. on South, Pine St. ¢h East, and Alma St. on North.-- Farewell's Addition, 16. : Lots 16 to 19,.and Lots 66 to 77, Village of Port Perry, bounded by Alma and Cedar Sts. on North, Lot 198 and Victoria St. on. South, 'Pine St..on West, and Lots 134 to 139 on East-- Farwell's: Addition. and Municipal Addition. : H 17. . Lot 198, Village of Port Perry, Bounded by Union Ave. and. 89 on East, Lots 16 to 19 on North, Lot 77 and Corporation Limits on eat, and Corporation Limits on South.-- Township Plan. - ! 8 | Lots 74 to: 88,191 and 192, bounded by~C.N.R. Rt. of Way and Ontarié St. on East, -Major- St. on North, Union Ave, on West, and Corporation' Lintits on: South.-- Sexton's: Addition and Township Plan. J St. on West, C.N. Rt. of Way on South East,cScugog St. on North.-- Fa bank's' Addition. : Zo / 18. Lots 1 to 47, 49 to 74, Village of Port Perry, Bounded by "ig THB PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 19547 EE -------------------------------------------------- the 'purpose of ascertaining whether or not the provisions of this code are being com with. 3 ge. Nothing in this code shall require the removal, alteration or abandon- ment of, nor prevent continuance of the use or occupancy of an existin. , unless, in the opinion of the authority having jurisdiction, suc building constitutes a hazard té safety of adjacent' property, 6. "Building Permits 2 =i : (a) General. A buildng: permit shall be obtained from the Building Inspector by the Owner, or his authorized agent for the excavation, erection, alteration, reconstruction, removal or wrecking of, or repairs to, any building or-part of any building, which it is proposed to'construct, and for any 'addition or alteration' to a building. No. such work shall be commenced until the Building Permit has been obtained and is prominently 'displayed on the site of the work, : a (b) Applicant for a Building Permit. The Applicant for a building permit shall file with the Building Inspector a signed statement as to the use or purpose for which such building is intended, gether with duplicate copies of 'the plans of same, drawn to a scale of not: less hin one-eighth of an inch to a foot, showing the actual dimensions, including the dimensions of the lot to be built upon, all structures existing upon the said lot" with the heights and dimensions of same, the heights and dimensions of the proposed structures, ahd other such information as may be necessary to provide for the enforce- ment of this code, =, '| The applicant for a building permit for a dwelling. shall deposit with the Building Inspector a 'certified cheque for Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), or other legal tender made out to the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry. This cheque shall be deposited with the Corporation until the main outside structure, including permanent doors, windows and roof, has been completed in- accordance with the requirements 'of this By-law, at which time the funds will be returnd to the applicant, (c)--Granting of Building Permits. The application, plan and specifications filed by an applicant for a building permit shall be examined by the Building Inspector, and if it appears to him that such plans and specifications are in conformity with the requirements of this code and all other laws or ordinances applicable thereto, the Building Jnapector shall issue the Building Permit upon regelpt of the required permit ee, 2s Neither the granting of a building permit, approval of plans and specifi- cations, nor inspections made by the Building Inspector during the erection sponsibility for the carrying out of the work in strict accordance with this code, or for the stability of the structure. : : The Municipality is not in any way responsible to' any person for the inspection or lack of inspection of any building, The fact that a Building Inspector or other authorized person has not objected to any work being done by an owner or other person shall in no way make the corporation liable for any act or omission on the part of the Building Inspector or any other person, (d) Building 'Permit Limitations. Any building permit issued by the Building Inspector under the provisions of this code shall expire in twelve (12) months from ithe 'date of issue. Building Permits shall be subject to re- vocation when construction is discontinued for a period which, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, the completion of the construction has been unduly delayed. 'Such revocation shall not be recinded until the plans and incomplete construction 'are' made to comply with all the requirements of this code at the time of rescinding such revocation, Requirements after issuance of Building Permits. The Building Inspector may require notice tobe given by the Owner, or. his authorized agent, to the Building Inspector of the intention to carry out any constructional operations in order that inspection may be made at particular stages of construction. . (e) Alterations to Plans. No person shall erase, alter or modify any drawings or specifications upon which 'a building permit has been granted by the Building Inspector, unless the Building Inspector has agreed to such changes. It, during. the progress of the work, it is desired to deviate from the plans filed with the application for a building permit in any manner, notice of such desired alterations shall first be made in writing to the Building Inspector, and his written approval shall be obtained before such alterations shall be commenced. : (f) Occupancy Permits. . = - New Building--No building hereafter constructed shall be occupied in any part thereof until it has been completed according to the requirements of this code, or until an occupance permit has been issued by the Building Inspector. Change of Occupancy. i 3 " No.changa shall be made in the use or. occupancy. of any building or part thereof until a permit for the proposed occupancy has been issued by the : Building Inspector. ~~ Such occupancy permit shall be issued by the Building Inspector; if it is found that the building complies with the pro- visions of this code for the proposed occupancy, or, in the case of an existing building, if the conditions prescribed in Clause 11--Non-Conforming Building--are fulfilled. - ' 6. Responsibility of the Owner (Dangerous Buildings) tlh FF" "Whenever, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, any building or part thereof, is, by reason of its dilapidated state, faulty construction, or otherwise, in an unsafe condition as regards danger from fire or risk of accident, the on Lit \ 3 Chi 19. Lots 186, 187, 189, and 190 of Village. of Port Perry, bounded by'| Building ' Inspector -may give to the Owner of such building, or his agent, C.N.R. Right of Way on West, Lake Scugog: on:Rast, Scugog St. on North, Ww -and Corporation Limits on South.-- Township Blan.» . 20. Lots 273, 200 to 206 of Village of Port Perry, bounded by Lak Scugog on East, Scugog St. on South, Shanley St..on 'Narth, and Water Si on West.-- Township Plan and Cameron's Addition. + 3» 21. Lot 196 of the Village of Port Perry bounded /byiA¥an' St. Pied and Strat Lot 184 on.East, Lots 171, 172 .and Part of Lot 178 oni St. 'on North.-- Sexton's Addition. = + Ril 'Read a first time the 6th day of 'August, 10964. Read a second time the 6th day of August, 1964. ; Read a third time and passed the 2nd day bf September, 1 W. H. PEEL, iReeve_ JOHN F.:RA Et (Seal) NE id oF 85) : a rk % CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY 7 : : 'BY-LAW: NO. 1224 3 t A By-Law to regulate the erection and to provide for the safety of buildings. WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to regulate the-erection, altera- tion; enlargement, repair and removal, and generally to provide for the safety and fireiprotection of buildings and health and sanitation inidwellings in the Village: of 'Port Perry: . Fak BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry, as follows: : 3 ' ; 'SECTION 1. 'ADMINISTRATION 1. Short Title. oe is This By-law may be cited as the "Building' By-law" and'is hereinafter referred to as "this code". ; = Wherever applicable, the provisions of this code shall apply to all build- ings and the term "buildings" shall include other structures. 2, Standard Specifications and Regulations (Scope) { ~All standard specifications and regulations' adopted, Wholly or in part, in this code are hereby declared tovbe a part of this code and all buildings, additions or alterations hereafter constructed or made shall conform to the provisions of this 'code, "Wherever dated' specifications or 'reguldtions: are cited, subsequent editions may be used subject to permission from the Building Inspector. i Tests: The cost of any test that may be required. by this code or by the]. Building Inspector; shall'be paid for by the person wishing to use the material, 'device or construction in question. The National Building Code and its amendments from time to time shall be complied with, in so far as they are applicable. The National Building Code 1s hereby a part of this By-law and is attached as: Schedule "A", The provisions of the National Building Code shall, in so far as they are applicable, apply to all. buildings, additions or alterations to buildings weonstructed or, additions or miterations to. buildings within the Village of Port Perry. "Every Building, other than one or two family dwellings, and costing Fifteen thousand dollars ($16,000.00) or more shall have plans signed by a qualified Architect or Engineer. This provision shall not apply to farm Accessory buildings when erected at least thirty feet (30) from the property ine. : . Powers of the Administrative Official; Existing Buildings 1 : V'The provisions of this eode shall be! enforced by the Building Inspector, or his assistants, appointed by the Municipal Council. Records. «/The-Bullding Inspector shall: keep, proper records of all applica- tions received 3. And orders issued, irispections and tests made, reports received and , And" rétain 'copies of all papers and documents connected with the administration.of his duties. { Seif Inspection. "The 'Building' Inspector, or his authorized representative, ei thereof, ted in the by-law, : : (ma pose shal conrey a Dart of any 0g of book 6 ike and by way may at all reasonable hotirs enter into or upon any. building ox premises for - notice in writing specifying wherein such unsafe condition exists, and upon receipt of such notice, the said Owner, or his agent, 'shall forthwith put such building, or part thereof, in a safe condition or demolish same. - When, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, any building, or part thereof, is in such condition that immediate precautionary measures must be taken in order to avert an accident, the Building Inspector may pull down, repair or renew any such building, or part thereof; at the expense of the OWNER, whether or not notice has first been-given to such Owner or his i #9 agent, and such expense may be recovered from such Owner by Action or may be recovered in like manner as Mucipal taxes. 7. Documents on the Site. The: Applicant for a permit shall: : (a) keep posted in a conspicuous place on the premises a copy of the permit applicable thereto, or a poster or placard in lieu thereof; and (b) 'keep a copy of the approved drawings and specifications on the premises at all times during construction for inspection of the proposed work. 8. Penalties } : (a) Enforcement of Provisions of Code - 4 Without prejudice to the operation of any other law, it shall be. the duty of the Building Inspector to take the necessary measures to institute proceedings against any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this code. (b) Offences and Penalties - Yon Everyone who contravenes any of the provisions of this code or any requirements "or obligations imposed on him by virtue of this code, or who interferes or obstructs any. person in the discharge of his duties under this eode, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on summary con- viction to a fine not exceeding Fifty Dollars ($60.00) and costs. In the event of any perfon failing to carry out the requirements or obligations imposed on him by virtue of. the provisions of this code, and if such requirements or obligations are not complied with in accordance with an' order made by the Building Inspector, under the provisions of this code, the Building Inspector may, where he deems it necessary and advigable, enter upon the premises in respect of which an order has been made and carry out, at the expense of :the responsible person, the re- quirements or obligations referred to-in the said order, and the expense, if not paid on'demand, may be recovered with costs in a Court of com. petent jurisdiction, or it may be recovered in the same manner as a debt .«due-for municipal taxes on the land where the expense was incurred, 9. Permit Fees . Building Permit Fees . Fees as prescribed herein shall be paid to the Building Inspector before 'aBuilding: Permit willbe granted:- 41) . (a) All'single 'dwellings ......... TER EER OE PR RC $6.00 (b) Accessory Building, other than a private garage not over 260 square feet in ATCA Livin $1.00 (c) Accessory Building, other than a private garage, over 260 square feet in area, cost not exceeding $2,000.00 ............ $3.00 Each additional $1,000.00 or major portion thereof ...............oooorinvnnn.. $1.00 (d) Private Garage, detached or attached, per each ear accommodation ........cininn His IE ECS, Feed $1.00 (e) Demolition or removal of any building ............. $1.00 (f) 'Alterations and repairs not exceeding $1,000.00 «nn $2,00 Each additional $600.00 or major portion thereof .........uoiees.. $1.00 Occupancy Permit Fees . Fees as prescribed herein shall be: paid to the Building Inspector before an occupancy permit will be granted : of aistructure, shall in any way relieve' the owner, or his agents, from full re-|. Blackstock The community are saddened by the passed away at the Toronto General Hospital on Friday Evening, Sept. 8 and whose interment took place from the McDermott Funeral Chapel in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert on Monday, Sept. 6. Mrs. Hooey's death occurred 'exactly two months after her husband's passing. Some of our teachers have made a move to new schools for the coming terms and these are: Miss Sarah Mar- Collegiate, near Ottawa, Miss Mona Ferguson and Miss Gwen Wilson will be_in the Scarboro area and Miss Joyce Graham at Maple Grove. Our new School is to be opened with classes on Monday, Sept. 13. The children registered as usual with the others on Tuesday but as the new building was not quite ready they had a few extra days holiday. This new school will take the pupils up to Grade 6, the more advanced classes will be in the old public school and in the high school, : Mr. and Mrs. Asseltine, Mr. and" Mrs. Gordon Strong spent the week- end in Kingston and were across the "Border" for a trip. ' and Mrs. W. A. Van Camp attended Minden Fair on Saturday and spent the week-end with friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill attended the Stepheiison-Caven wedding at Oak- ville-an Saturday and spent the week- end with friends in Willowdale and Toronto. : Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ginn and Mrs. James Ginn, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tennant and children spent last week at a cottage near Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duff and Graham are on holiday at a cottage at Jack- son's Point this week. . Mrs. Ford has gone to Port Credit to keep house for Mrs. Grant Murray who will teach school there. Reta Harris has returned from a two week visit with Barbara Hooey, Solina. ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl McLaughlin, 'Misses Shirley and Lorna Harris spent a week-end at Niagara and- Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin and boy Bronte and then went on to Niagara. Pine Grove W. A. met at the home of Mrs. Ed Johnson Wednegday last with 15 mem- bers and 8 visitors." The program consisted of readings by Donna John- son, Della Johnson & Mrs. Jim Jones; two Duets by Ruth and Anne 'Sim- monds; two Duets by Mrs. Jack John- son and Donna Johnson; two contests - were given by Mrs. Hingston which were won by Mrs. Robt. Nesbitt Jr. and Mrs. Graves' one which was won by Mrs. Karel Buzek with the highest points and Mrs. Hingston with the lowest points. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Archbold and sons_spent Sunday with her mother - Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and family spent a week's holiday at King- ston, took the cruise of the Thousand Islands, returning via Algonquin Park and Huntsville. Miss June Hill and Mr. Johnny Criss of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill. A Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Geer, visited: Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill. ia Mr. and Mrs. L. Gerrow of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Pickard visit- ed Friday with Mr, and Mrs. John Albright. Mr. and Mrs. John Albright and Mr. Clarence Albright of Toronto visited Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. F. Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Higgans of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Squires and Miss Sadler of Kinsale, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Maynard of Shomeburg, Mr. Herb Maynard and Arnold Maynard of Toronto visited 'during the week-end with Mr, & Mrs. Jack Albright. School opened Tuesday with Miss Beare as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jones Sadie of Mount Zion visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Evans, Rev, Halbert will take charge of the services next Sunday. John Syers, Kae Evans, Rae John- son, Allin Redshaw, and Roger Ashen- hurst left Friday night for Bonnievill, Alberta by Motor, . Mr. Orville Gourlie spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Gourlie. Mr. and Mrs. John Rice and family, Mr. and: Mrs Robt. Macilveen and Mr. and Mrs. Macilveen Jr, all of Toronto visited Mr. and: Mrs.. Charlie Gourlie Sunday, also calling on Mr, and Mrs, Hillard Armsttong. : Miss Brenda Locke spent last week (a) Permit to occupy a dwelling prior to its completion FARA CARN $1.00 (b) - Change of Occtipaney, if no building. permit is reyuired ............$2.00 (Continued op page 8) with Mr. and Mrs, E. Ballard.' death' of Mrs. Herman Hooey, who: low who will teach at South Carleton" I, a Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith and Mr. visited his sister, Mrs. Belyea at , Ms Ry a aa eS LR ag Pe Soo oo Th mts i, A Im rv er Rist Tp y Wont AE 2d ry