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Minutes of a regular meeting of May 11th and a special meeting of and the following resolution - was passed:--That the water rates on all users outside the corporate Limits be increased over the existing rates for users inthe Corporation, ef- Troop Léader James Hunter of the Ist Port Perry Séout Troop has been acceptédd by Scout Headquarters as a member of the Canadian Contingent to the World Jamboree. Scouts from over 656 Countrys will be attending this Jubilee Jamboree. This year is the Jubilee anniversary of the Scout Movement and is being held in England, the birthplace of the Founder Lord Baden Powell. Site of the Jamboree is historic Sutton Park, at Sutton Coldfield in the County of Warwickshire. The park comprises There are many places of Historical interest to be found within reach of Sutton Park. Birmingham, the second largest city in England is 8 miles to the South-West, Local Scout to Attend World Jamboree | Teenager Thrilled To Win Pat Boone Contest Miss Jeanne Williams, teenage dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs, Murray Will- iams, was an excited young lady when she reeéited word that her 150 word letter, Why I Would Like To meet Pat Boone, made her a winner. There were five lucky women in the terviewed on the radio Thursday even- ing by Johnny Murphy of CKLB Spotlight Parade. - Saturday the Dot Record Co. and CKLB took them to a buffet luncheon in honour of Pat Boone at the King High School Cadet Inspection May the twenty fourth was a big day for the P.P.H.S. students and es- pecially for the cadets. That was the day when all they have learned dur- ing the past year of training was eva- lued. The fall-in was promptly at 2.30 and all the cadetees and cadets were out in neat uniforms and alert ap- pearance. The inspecting party con- sisted of Major Painter of the Ont- ario Regiment, Lieutenant W. R. Car- leton from H. Q. Central Ontario Area and Mr. and Mrs, William Beare re- the troops marched past the review stand where-Major Painter took the salute. Demonstations followed the parade, The Bren Gun teams as usual demon. structions, It brought forth much favorable comment from the specta- tors, The Cadet Band gave a splendid 'demonstration of their training, play- ing very effectively while executing manoeuveurs. The cadet Band will also give a demonstration in the down- town area on Friday evening of this week, C. 1 As most people know the P.P.H.S. Cadet Corps is affiliated with the Ontario Regiment (11th Armoured Regiment) with headquarters in Osh. yy May 16th were adopted as read. 2400 acres of enclosed natural country : . awa, The coveted prize for cadet Water Rates were reviewed for|with much woodland, extensive moor- | contest conducted by CKLB and the [presenting the local School Board. corps in Ontario is the Strathcona 4 . 0 " D av ray H I" a1 bq B ett ) Ie : B . users outside the Corporation Limits |land, and several attractive lakes.|D0t Record Company. They were in-| Following the inspection of the ranks Shield. This has been won by the P.P.HL.S. Cadet Corp seven times in all and last year was one of these times so that an important part of the day was the presentation of this shield to the officers of last year's i fective July 1, 1967. Similiar to the way in which Brit- Edward Hot 1 ) . strated that machine. A new note Corps. Major Painter spoke briefly 4 i | The water rates effective July 1st,|ish- Scouts journeyed to the Eigth | "dwar ote] and each wimer mebl av introduced with the advent of the |to the troops regarding their deport- Fd 1957, without the Corporation Limits | World Jamboree at Niagara-on-the- Pat Boone hy Dersal and veteived a obstacle course. Obstacles were set|ment and Licut. Carleton also addres- WR : / shall now be as follows: Lake two years ago, arrangements DN an autographed record up to simulate conditions which might | sed them along the same vein, men- E38 On Tuesday evening, May 28th a vy : ¥| Flat Rates--$33.00 gross per year. | have been made to air lift the Canad- | &'PUm. They were also photographed be found in a combat area, such as| tioning that the training was not de- NS delicious Hot Beef Banquet (with all " Metered Rates-- ian Contingent to the Jamboree. The [ With Pat. In the evening they were wall scaling, crawling through u hole | signed to bring them into the army 2 40 We uimiingg) wis held in St, Joho's Fortune Jubilee 1st 6,000 gals--$8.25 Gross first group will be leaving Canada on Puests of CKLE at the Maple Leaf in the wall or alon ditches There | unless they so desired, but rather to At Presbyterian Church, with a very gobd per Quarter yr. | July 27th. The official opening of the Rees Da, . Tot T } was Aloe 8 ot of & section | train them Physielly and to. toach : 2 attendance. Draw fo Start June 1 2nd 9,000 gals.--.90c, per M. Jamboree will he Ao % Thursday, So Le ws ry oe fl of a field attack. The girls under the | them to work "under discipline. A | gr President Storey Beare diverted per Quarter yr. August 1st. and the closing ceremon- ROL Ab JIE POMPOLS or corey direction of Miss Georgia Brock also | presentation of Cadet trophies for last RT from the usual procedure by cutting| This Saturday, June 1 will be the 3rd 30,000 gals.--.60c. per M. lo as, nts They all had a delightful day. | made an innovation with the method | year was also made at this time. 13 ~ rounding Communities short his remarks and called on Dr. Dymond, who had taken time from "his busy schedule to do honour to the Brooklin Combines, Jr. 'C' Hockey Team, whom he thought had made 'much progress in bringing the sur- into closer harmony by displaying.clean play and "good sportsmanship, s "Art Panabaker was then 'asked by first draw of our new event "Fortune Jubilee". The new Diamond Shape coupons are available at' the stores listed below,. so pile up your coupons again by shopping at these stores. All the draws from now on are to be held in front of the Post-Office at the same time 3.80 p.m. This week the amount in the Dia- mond Mine is $248.42, : per Quarter yr, 4th 365,000 gals.--.30c. per M. ' per Quarter yr. 6th - all of Balance--.16¢c, per M. per Quarter yr. All Bills subject to prompt payment Discount of 109, . Council adjourned at 12.00 noon for lunch, to resume duties at 1.00 p.m. After making an inspection of the Port Perry Knitting Company Pro- being allowed to go (from Scout pop- ulation of 28,000) the selection com- mittee had a tremendous job and Jim Hunter was very fortunate to have been selected. In order to be as fair as 'possible in the selection of Scouts to attend, each Region in Ontario was alloted so many places on a per Scout capita basis. The Regions in turn were divided into districts, of which there Monster Parade at Yeterhoro lo start the Lions Club Convention off with a bang the participating Clubs will parade through the city on Sunday afternoon. This parade will of displaying their physical training. The girls carvied through a graceful and without a hitch and with no vocal in- At the close of the program on the { parade square the Corps marched up interesting series of exercises to the Public School and back to the High School for dismijssal. GOLD CORD AWARD GIVEN TO PORT PERRY GUIDE renege : . T oR dss Jo hg ry OVO - 10 OT yuide 0 yo Seri " { President Beare to introduce the guest| These are the Stores Participating: | perty, Council decided to make a con- | were 12 in our area. Port Perry and |'ePresent most of the clubs in Ontario in = hay = elas ay il ' - cord Guide, read the Scripture hd speaker Doug. Maxwell, well known Kay Van's Ladies Wear ditional offer to purchase which is|other small towns were classified as and ll include floats from many of ii es i rs 4 ee! 5 ide pol net IN T.V. sports comentator. Western: Tire Corp. covered by the following resolution, | "Other Centres" 'and from 33 such Hie larger centres as well as some a in ns pu TH R i a {tl : of Ss of 'k on ] Doug. opened his talk by thanking Ted Jackson Resolution -- That the Reeve and | "Other Centres" in our area only five thirty-seven, bands. 3 a in por Sr sen of Gin mh an i Mp % the Chamber for the honour of being| Flainingo Restaurant Clerk be and are hereby authorized boys could be accepted. We are very | "he Port Perry Club will march be- war Sellow Grilles. Brow: ' her Samtvprasiatod sity the Clb € ; Mrs a4 present and to assist them in doing| Peel's Hardware to sign an Offer to Purchase the Port | proud that onc of our Scouts had the | hind the P.PILS. Cadet Band and ily, : "" a0 f io Is a L 3 i Dough whim oli or f oh thiy = honour to these -boys Taylor's Ge. to $1.00 store Perry Knitting Co. property on Perry | necessary high qualifications to be|Mmuny of the families of both the Lions : " Ant ld C ae yn oi " HeRGT, SHO. 0 he PRIVY ¥ 2 . to $1. 2 . t Club and the band will be there to gee | Pours, her Gold Cord, a symbol-of-the | Guide Magazine, a member o 1e vi He stated that it was well know The Elizabeth Shoppe. and North Sts for the price of $11,000. | accepted for. this group. h irhes hin mt in Girl Guides. | Canadian tuiding 34 that Canada was considered na Midtown Appliances on condition that the present Munici. Troop Leader Jim Hunter is a First als pas, . : Hikes omens a ain « ide : iy A. i of ¢ itatng aad also 2 ; : . : , A e confusion re . he Hy . | k . 8 f Country in the world for all round Griffen's Lumber Co. pal Office Bldg. is sold within 4 awh A sous a3 Log regarding the i poy of ten. years of Guiding in Port Perry, Other presentations made were: iG sports. And that the Brooklin Com- Carnegie Hardware on terms acceptable to the Reeve and is working on iy "15th Badge and on | wonderful 'sight. We'd like to clear to receive this coveted award. The solid gold Tenderfoot pin, which he, S s E ; : bines while they did not finish Champs » Ontario, they had brought hon- 'oti to the district by achieving that which they were not expected to do. And he likened the team to the well known statement "Sports should de- mand of us the best we can give", which he was sure the team had done. } prs he said should be democratic af of all the barriers in the world, sports cut across them more than any other. Such as when coloured boys enter- ed sports, they were first accepted, as great athletes, then as great men. On a team there is no room for in- dividualism, for success comes through co-operation. And maturity develops as players accept responsibility and the upholding of fair principals, where as in life people have a tendancy to side step that which is too difficult. Mrs. Hope's Confectionery MacGregor's Butcher Shop Master Feeds Levinson's Dry Goods : Dowson's Red and White Grocery Brock's Dept. Store Cawker' Butcher Shop Hopg's I. G. A. Gerrow's Bakery Beare Motors Howard Motors - . Recent Meeting of PAE . : Town Council The Council met on. Wednesday, May 15th, 1957 at 7 p.m. Present: Reeve J. J. Gibson, Councillors Arthur T. Cox, Frank Godley and Irving A. Boyd. Council and that the existing Muni-| cipal Office Bldg. and land be adver-! tised for sale by tender, purchase of Knitting Co. property and sale of existing property to be completed nn or before December 381, 1697. Carried. Prices on different types of Lawn mowers were considered by Council and Council decided on a 4 cycle Roto Mower. It was moved and seconded that we purchase a 21" Maxwell 2.6 H.P. 4 cycle Roto Mower from Pick- ard Hardware at the bid price of $95.00. Carried. Mr. Edward Weeden appeared be- fore Council to make application for a building permit, It was moved and seconded that Edward. Weeden be granted a permit to build a residence on Bigelow St. (East side). Carried. Deputation from Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society re passing this, will receive his Gold Cord a very high award in Scouting. Jim has always attended our local summer camps and was a member at the 8th World Jamboree. For the past year he has been assisting with the Cub Pack and has his Cub instructors Badge. Jim Hunter is to be congradulated for hig success in Scouting and we know that Port Perry will be well re- presented at the World Jamboree. Catholic Women's League The fourth Anniversary meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs. Bell, on Wednesday, May 16th. The minutes were read by our new secretary, Mrs. it up now. The Cadet Band will be taken to Peterboro in a DeNure Bus which will leave the. High School at 1.30 sharp and will go to Peterboro by way of Lindsay as it is fully ex- pected that highway 115 will be crowded with traffic from the larger centres to the south of us. The rally- ing point for the parade is the park known as Nichols Oval on Parkhill Road just east of the river. All par- ticipants will be in their place not later than 3.30. Now this seems as if we are giving ourselves plenty of time but those who have seen this parade in former years know that the traffic will be very heavy and all concentrated in the parade area. The parade will proceed west along Parkhill Road to George Street and south on George street. It will even. tually reach the Fairgrounds. This happy occasion was held in the Port Perry United Church, Following the opening processional hymn and the National Anthem the colors were presented. Mrs. Joan Godley, District Commis- sioner of Scugog Division and also the Captain of the 1st Port Perry Guide Company acted as mistress of cere- monies and, after welcoming every- one, called on Eleanor Hutchinson, the second Port Perry Gold Cord winner, to repeat, the Guide laws. This was succeeded by the Brownie prayer, re- peated in unison by the Brownies and the Guide Prayer was repeated by the Guides, which was followed by every- one repeating the Lord's Prayer. After the Guide Hymn "God Who Touches Earth with Beauty" was sung, three Brownies, Nancy MacDonald, Geraldine Cooper and Diane Johns, gave the ceremonial salute to a Gold Mrs. Donald Milne, chairman of the Local Association had the honour of A beautiful necklace and earring set was presented by Guide Kaye Hastings on behalf of the Girl Guides of Karel's troop. A special presentation of a sheaf of gor- geous red roses by the neighbours of the LFspie family was made by Mrs. Harry Edinborough, president of the Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxiliary, and also a close neighbour, An inspiring talk which outlined the requirements of a Gold Cord winner pinning of Karel Espie. was then given by the gruest speaker, Mrs. Douglas Fisken. After the closing hymn, "In Christ There is no East or West" the Color Party, flag bearers, Guides Marlene Badour and Geraldine Spears, and guards, Guides Carol Har- vey, Marion Scott, Beverley Sweetman and Nola Hunter, retired. consisting of In Sport it is also necessary to hold| The council met Mr. Brian Larmour, | a request to have a new Agreement Amell, and our new treasurer, Mrs. Le od i iy nd all who ps to oe Cory hae, Mrs. Pak Hasiin i Fi congregation Jjuine d in singing on to the element of fun for when the | Secretary of the O.W.R.C. who ex-|for use of Fair Grounds. Clare gave her report. The annualf 2! ; of ise co-operate by being Serdered a verutiful solo, entitle O Canada and the blessings of the demand to win such as in Professionals It was moved and seconded that the nm good time, Prayer". Kent Gerrow, the first! church were given by Rev. R.H. Wylie. becomes the upper most thought the much will be accomplished in the "Moulding of Men." Ted Griffen thanked the Speaker, and Doug was asked by President, Storey Beare to present each player with a token of the Chamber's appre- ciation for their fine showing last sinter, + Cliff Johnson thanked those present {dr honouring his team and said that ft had been a pleasure to play in this _ Community and he was more than pleased with the Co-operation both from the Arena management and the supporting fans, Roy Scott at this time made it known that the Chamber had another Athlete present, that it also wished to Ly re And after reading his achivements he asked Garry Edgar to stand and receive a token from the Chamber for the honour he had plained the draft agreement re new water supply and stated that it can Mr. Larmour explained further that the tenders are decided on by the Commission, that the property and mains are in the name of the Com- mission until paid for and recommend- ed that an advisory committee of three persons be set up. He stated that a sinking fund is set up in the books to the credit of the Corporation of Port Perry. By-Law No. 1277 to provide for an execution of agreements with the On- tario Water Resources Commission moved and seconded and given two readings. Proposed Water Supply Project to be charged wholly on the water rates. The resolution carried "That the an-the-asked to install on a trial basis, a nual charges associated with the Pro- posed Water Supply Project, to be constructed by the O.W.R.C. shall be charged wholly in the water rate, Police be given 2 weeks holidays with Clerk-Treasurer, Hydro Clerk, Frank Hastings, Leonard Leahy and Fred Hodgson shall take one week holidays with pay and either an additional week holiday or double pay if they work the 2nd week regular time. Re Disposal of Dogs--Council de- cided to have dogs that are picked up by the Dog-Catchpr electrocuted by Dr. C. chuggoh $1.00 per animal. It was m and seconded that the time for all machine labour and wages be turned into the Clerk-treasurer weekly specifying the job. Carried. It was moved 'and seconded that the Fire Hall be wired for a Fire Siren and that the C. E. Hickey Company Siren. Carried, ervice for Mr, Karl Pavlik . Council agreed to cross one road [from main to property line. treasurer's report was also read, and we all feel that a great deal has been tion at the Royal York. It was announced there would be a pilgrimage to Marylake in June. Three of the ladies were presented 'with a small token for attendance at meetings. Mrs. Bell complimented Mus. Shillings on not missing a meeting during the year. Mrs. Geer graciously accepted to act as press convener. A new method of heating the church was dizcussed, and left over for further action, The ladies were thanked for. their co-operation in the past year and their splendid efforts to live up to the motto of the league. The June monthly meeting will be held at Mrs. Amell's. A dainty lunch was then served by Mrs. Ryba and Mrs. Bell. << supervision of Mr. Ray Hobbs, Fire Chief of the Oshawa Fire Department players themselves suffer for it ceases | he brought before the Commissign_on | pay. or if he remains on duty he shall accomplished during the year. New ¥ to be pleasure and becomes hard work. | May 22nd and if the by-law is given |be given double pay for 2 weeks in WEmbois ware - wolesried ito * fhe ' = "So be friends with your opposition, | two readings it can be brought before | the summer of 1957. Carried League. Plans were made for some strive to choose good management and | the Ontario Municipal Board. It was moved and seconded that the | the executive to attend the conven. : bi. ¥ Bry by tr % 2 rs J i rn Papen Mr. Larmour requested a letter which reads as follows: That is to confirm that to the best of our knowledge, the Village of Port Liétter from The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada re new agreement cover- ing new rate of Commission. Local calls changed from .06c. to .10¢, and and Mr. Campbell, District Fire Mar- shall, tentative plans being to lay a line of hose from the dock, along the old Railway Line up to the Fair brought to this district by winning the Tom Long Boat Medal. 'Reeve J. J. Gibson was called upon to say a few words on behalf of the Co; @oration of Port Perry. Perry will not be proposing any addi- | commission to agents reduced from |Grounds. Council agreed to co-oper- } Ni, #4 a few items of business were [tion substantial capital expenditure|159, to 14 per cent. ate by the erection of No Parking Fria discussed such as getting the business | through the next two or three years| Memo from Fire Department--Re| Signs where needed and assistance Mr. Diefenbaker is seen sitting in) School. Miss May Brown, a formar| don't know who the little girl is but dat men to use off street parking, weeds | either on education or general items. | Mutual Aid Fire Protection Exercises, | from the Chief of Police. the same seat that he occupied in 1900 hool te. | ted . , UR in lake, ete,, the meeting adjourned. Council adjourned at 9 p.m. Sunday, June 16, 1067. Under the| On motion Council 'Adjourned. when he attended the Greenwood, "°°" Mate, Is seated at his left. We | she looks happy. RSE VEN , RA wd RA Horses, Cattle LACROSSE ~~ SR BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR, JUNE 1st. Ladies' Work Bradford vs. Brooklin BB