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PORT PERRY, ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1968 $2.00 per year. Single Copy be. Monday and Tuesday evenings' Feb. 17th and 18th' were" the" Scout and .~ Cub "Father and Son" banquets. We were sorry that due to 'the snow a few boys "co d not bring their Fathers, however, there was a goodly turnout both nights. And Boy! was the food scrumptious? = turkey with all the trimmings. Many thanks are due in- deed to the Scout Mothers and the Guide Mothers for these well Arranged meals, Following the repast Stuart Tans and Arthur Jefford lead the sing-song. But I think Stuart must have coached his side because his crew were decla ed the winpers, or could it be the judge was sitting next to him pi: the head table? 'Anyway we all en- joyed letting off steam even though most of us cannot sing, - , In attendance at the head table was x ot a_ representative from Scout head- quarters. -- Field Commissioner Jack Atkinson to present to Cub Master - Gordon Goode his long service medal. Mr, Stanley Ploughman accepted for Mr, G. Goode in absentia, Mr. Atkin- son then called again on District Cub Master Stanley Ploughtman and to him he 'presented the Scout Medal of Merit. This was given to Mr. Plough- man through the patronage of Can- ada's Chief Scout the Honourable Vincent Massey. For anyone to re- ceive 'this award is a great honour indeed and we in Port Perry should feel Justly proud, of our "Stan." Ploughman. ' Its he who has always been the mainstay to Port Perry Scouting, To him 'goes a lot of the ~-- credit and we are the fortunate com- 'munity to have him with us. Eight boys were then called up to 1 the front to receive their award for completing the : Bronze Arrowhead course conducted by Leader. Stuart Lane. © These Scouts were, Patrick Farmer, Martyn Rennick, Arthur Jef- SA ford, David Milne, Kenneth: Fralick, * Brian Simpson; William McLaughlin, Congratulations Boys -- a good job done. The evening was. topped: off with an exceptionally good film on life or ex- | ~~ = tinction when exposed to the great out-of-doors. The story was on how to survive. if ever lost in: the woods, Many life giving ideas. 'were explained aud vividly portrayed, Tuesday. was Cub night and this evening Allan = Craig showed some movies he had taken of the various : activities engaged in by the Cubs. It . il ing for apples. 'This must have been a reminder to the Fathers of the good times they enjoyed in their youth. In the absence of Mr. Wm. Parker, Mr. Leslie McDonald. recorded the paper salvage returns. In: the past have been greatly indebted to Mr. Parker for his assistancd in this end of our financial endeavour. - The pro- eeds however so far this year have been small due to the loss of our main outlet for the paper. Apparently new ideas in paper packaging have been devised and our future income with re- gards to paper salvage is going to be radically reduced. However we are grateful for thé salvage returns.in the . Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in/ the Municipal Office on Sat., Feb. 22, 1968 at 10 a.m, _ Reeve J.J. Gibson in the chair and Councillors Arthur T. Cox, W. T. Har- ris and Irving A. Boyd present. Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Feb. 8th, 1958 were adopted as read. Reconditioning of Well No. 1 left until hearing from The International - Water Supply. be Reply to the Consumer Gas Co. Re Franchise--Coun. A..T. Cox reported . that electricity cannot compare with natural gas in so far as heating or for hot water heaters is concerned as Dampén Banquet 'Attendance § aan the Head Community, was interesting to see the boys. dunk- |{ to their collection of Badges. Pictured past end we hope Bill, that another | 8re the Boy Scouts who have success- buyer for our 'waste paper may be | fully completed the Bronze Arrow- 300 Students Take * School Carnival secured in the near fature, Over 800 P, S. "children 'took part The enjoyable evening was brought to a close again with the 'showing of films. If through these Father and Son banquets a closer harmony be- tween the Boy and his Dad is brought about we the Scout Committee are in- deed pleased. We feel that harniony iis being kept active and virile. Don't you? Memorial Arena on Thursday of last week, Nearly all the children came in costume, which were varied and colorful. Many parents came to en- joy the gala affair. nish," principal of Public School, was well p Jpesed with the splendid turn- out and felt 'the efforts of the staff well rewarded. Prize winners follow: Comic Costumes-- Sherilyn Sonley; 3. Susan Terrett. Jr. Boys--1. Jackie Franssen; 2, Ri- cky Knight; 8. Larry Marks. : Int. Girls--1. Linda Kandel; 2. Ger- aldine Cooper; 8. Lois Allman. Int, Boys--1. Paul Heayn; 2. Grant Williams; 8. Ronald Menzies. Sr. Girls--1, Mary Baker; 2, Shiei- la Levinson; 8. Elizabeth St. John. | Sr. Boys--1. Christopher Mumford; f | 2. Brian Reader; 8. Gary Porter. Fancy Dress Costumes-- Jr. Girls--1. Lynda Heayn; 2. Shar- on Vokins; 8. Judy Tanton: Jr, Boys--1. Larry Reesory 2, Bobby Bruton; 3. Tommy McNeil. Int. Girls--1. Marianne Vernon; 2. Susan McNeil; 8. Marie Cook & Shir- ley Dowson. Int. Boys -- 1. Dainy Cawker; 2 Bobby Lee & Ralph Ballard; 8.John Vernon. Sr. Girls--1. Georgine Burnett; 2. Sharon Smith; 8. Linda Bell. } Sr, Boys -- 1. Charlie Hastings; 2. Dale McNenly; 8. Barry Oke, Original Costumes-- ] Jr. Girls--1. Brenda Geer & Char- lene Bourgeois; 2. Martha Carnegie; 8. Marlyn Rennie. Jr. Boys -- 1. Bobby DeShane; 2 Glen Sweetman;* 8. Billy Hall. Int. Girls--1. Esther MacDonald; 2 Leanne Sonley; 8. Susanne MacMaster. Int.Boys--1. David Murray; "2. Wa- yne Craig; 8. John McDermott. Sr. Girls--1. Margaret Terrett and Ruth Milne; 2. Mary Crawford & Ilda Linstead; 8. Carol Morrow. Sr. Boys--1. David Menzies; 2. Ro- bert Vernon; 8. John McMillan. K-P & Gr. I.Girls--1. Joanne Jackson; .~ Scout Commissioner Jack Atkinson presents the,Scout Medal of Merit to District Cub. Master Stanley Plough- man, This award is made on behalf of the Chief Scout of Canada, the Honourable Vincent Massey. Celebrate 93rd 'Birthday We wish to congratulate Mr. John Pearce on reaching the age of 93 on February 19th. We are sorry to hear that since then he has been under the doctor's care, but understand that. he' is improving once more: "Mr. Thos. Redman aelebratin his 82nd birthday on Feb. 28rd. Our best wishes for many more happy years to both these well loved members of head course. From left to right-- Stuart Lane (leader), Pat Farmer, Dave Jefford, Bill McLaughlin, David Milne, Brian Simpson, Ken Fralick. Eight Scouts add yet another award in a carnival and skating party in the Mr, R. H. Cor- Jr. Girls -- 1. Barbara Walsh; 2, Partin Public . a, 2. Mary Manns; 3. Anna Forder. K-P & Gr. I Boys--1. Billy Mark; 2 Glen Howsam;. 8. Barry Saunders. Grade II Girls -- 1. Louise Baker; 2 Gale Forder; 3, Marlyn Rennie. Grade II Boy&--1. John MacMaster; 2 Larry McNenly; 8. Ricky Ballard, 2.Jamie Porter; 3. John" Vernon. man, Roger Pickard; 8.Jim MacMaster. Boys 11 and Under--z1. Barry Oke; 2 Dale McNenly; 8. Roger Pickard. .Quan, Boys 12 and Under. David Menzies; 2. Dale McNenley; 8. Gordon Carne- gle. Girls 13 and Under--1. Margaret Ter- et; 2.Jane "Carnegie; Wallace. Boys 18 and Under--1. Wayne Powell; 2, David Menzies; 8. Larry Lee. Girls 14 and Under--1. Jane Carnegle; 2. Arlene Wallace; 3. Nola Hunter. Boys 14 and Under--1. George Carno- chan; 2. Gary: Porter; 3. Wayne Powell. : ' Obituary LATE MRS. GORDON FLEWELL two years, Martha Johns, beloved wife of Gordon A. Flewell, passed away 'lon Feb. 8th, 1958 at the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. Born on a'farm in Emily Township, Victoria County, she was the eldest daughter of the late James and Mrs. Johns. Her early schooling was In Veraleum Township, then later at Manchester when her parents moved to Reach Township. In 1923 she mar- ried Gordon Flewell and they resided for a few years in Reach Township -| before moving to the home on Scugog Island. She was a member of the United Church there. Left to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother-.are her husband Gordon, son Douglas and daughter Isobel of Scugog, also two sister Jes- sie and Margaret and one brother, Alex. Teen Town The happy group of teenagers at last Friday's dance was comprised of about thirty-five couples from 'both Port Perry & Uxbridge Teen Town's. The chaperones for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ptomely and the dance was convened by Louise Bou- langer. The: dance this Friday evening in the Public School will be a costume dance. It ig hoped that the teenager's will come in costume if possible BUT if not possible the dress is School dress. DON'T FORGET TO COME and NOMINATE A NEW EXECUTIVE Art Jefford, Martyn Rennick. Council Prepared THIS FRIDAY EVENING. Girls 9 yrs. and Under--1. Susan Nott; 2, Connie Carnegie; 3. Heather Luke Boys 9 yrs, and under--1. Dale Beare; Girls 10 and Under--1. Sandra Harris; 2, Barbara Taylor; 8.'Barbara All- Boys 10 and Under--1, Bobby Lee; 2. Girls 11 and Under--1. Sandra Harris; 2. Mary Baker; 8. Geraldine Cooper. Girls 12 and Under--1. Geraldine Coo- per; 2. Gale Thompson; 8.Joanne 8. Arlene After a lingering illness of some + Pictured above' are the award win- ners,-- (L to R) 13-year-old Doirs Willows, Carlingford, Ont., a member of the Mitchell Dairy Calf Club; 15-year-old Neil Raines, Blackwater, Ont., a mem- ber of the Sunderland Calf Club;-and 14-year-old Linda Anderson, Camp- bellford, Ont., a member of the Camp- bellford Calf Club. Liberal Candidate Dr. Claude Vipond was nominated last Wednesday night as Liberal can- didate in Ontario riding at a meeting in Whitby. He will be his party's standardbearer in the federal election March 31st. | Don't Forget Minor Hockey Nigh on Friday March 21. Further Details Later. of All-Canadian Holsteins, a score of 136 out of 140 points. together, 634 4-H boys and girls from cial prize of a true type Holstein mo- del cow will be presented by the Ont. Branch of the Holstein-Friesian Asso- Blue Ray Chapter Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star were hosts to approximately sixty members at a Valentine Party which was held in the Masonic Rooms recently. regular form with the worthy matron presiding, assisted by the regular staff of officers. All stations were filled with the .exception- of three; these were capably filled by Margaret Jeffrey, Jessie Slater and Margaret Carnegie. Out-of-Town Chapters fepresented were Durham, Markham, Whitby and Ontario. Among the distinguished guests wel- comed to the East were Past Grand Matron Edna Anderson, Bowmanville; Past District Deputy Grand Matron Ruby Clarke, Claremont; besides four presiding matrons; four presiding pa- trons; nine past matrons and three past patrons, The Sick and Sunshine Committee had quite a lengthy report of members on the sick list. Several get-well- cards, fruit and flowers had been sent out. The Birthday Convenor reported that fifteen members had been re- membered with Birthday Cards and those present were saluted with the traditional "Happy Birthday Song". The Telephone Euchre which was held recently by the Chapter turned out to be a huge success. Several members opened their homes and en- tertained in this community. One was held at Columbus and one held at the Myrtle Town Hall. Seven parties in all. The grand prize which was a Bridge Table and four chairs to match "(continued on back page) Neil Raines, 15-year-old Blackwa- ter boy was one of three contestants tied for the top position in the All- Canadian Junior Judging Competition held in connection with the selection Neil had Al- all parts of Canada took part. A spe- The Chapter meeting was opened in |' Blackwater Boy Wins Judging Award ciation to each of the top winners. Neil is a member of the Sunderland 4-H calf club of which the leader is Don Hedden. Neil has been first on the year's work for the past two yrs., and this year had the first prize jr. calf. He plans to be a Holstein breed- er when he grows up. Tied with Neil for the top position were 18-year-old Doris Willows, Car- lingford, Ontario, and 14-year-old Linda Anderson, Campbellford, Ont. Entertain Out- oh Town Guests Aitend Comizunion Breakfast "The annual Communion Breakfast of the Daughters of Isabella St. Joseph's Circle, Toronto, was held on Sunday, February 16, at St. Micha I's Cather ral, Toronto. This event as attended by two of our Port Perry ladies Miss Corona DesRosiers, Mri. Dorothy Naples. Directly follow ng the: Mass the members were tlen driven in cars to the-Lawn and Co'in- try Club were breakfast was served in lovely Cascade Room. P.C. Candidate Minister of Labor in the last gov- ernment, the Hon. Michael Starr, of Oshawa, was unanimously nominated the Ontario Riding Progressive Cu: - servative candidate at a conventiun held in Whitby town hall. A forme. mayor of Oshawa, Mr. Starr has : . presented the riding since a by-elce- tion in 19562, Five members were nominated but all withdrew in favour of Mr, Starr. To Sign Gas Franchise system can be installed within a reas- onable time. It is suggested that a representative of your Company at- tend a Council Meeting, which are held on the second and fourth Satur- days of the month, commencing at 10 am, Convention. of Ontario Association of Rural, Municipalities -- Councillor Irving A:-Boyd reported on attending the convention of Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities on Feb. 17th and 18th, 1058 and stated that many interesting subjects pertaining to the smaller municipalities were discussed, Letter from Mr. Gordon Hepdith, County Assessor stating that the As- thanks to the Members of Council. Circular Letter with Remarks by The Honourable Leslie Frost, Feb, 14, 1958, relative to a Special Program of Provincial Assistance municipalities to stimulate employment. Effective Feb. 16, 1958 the Government of Ont. will reimburse municipalities to the extent of 709% of the direct costs of labour which are incurred before May 81st, 1068, Letter from The Department of Mu- nicipal Affairs explaining the Special Program of Provincial Assistance and stating that this plan is an emergency one to deal with the area of our po- plation not covered by unemployment $08.43 repairs to cable "damaged on June 19, 1957, Letter from Mr, Erick A. Hall, In- surance Adjuster re account of The Bell Telephone Company $98.43 and stating that there is no claim cover- age under the existing policy of in- surance held by the Emmerson Agen- cy for this claim. The Clerk was instructed to reply to the Bell Telephone Co. and to state that we have now been informed by our insurers that the Corporation po- licy specifically excludes damage ta underground services such as your cable. Council however still feel that your Company was negligent in the of cable on Paxton between Bigelow and Cochrane streets which we thought first, may have been an er- ror but we have now ascertained that underground cable does exist on Pax- ton Street between Cochrane and Bi- gelow Streets. Council therefore deny liability. 'RESOLUTIONS passed by the Port Perry Planning Board at a meeting of Feb, 18, 1958. "That the Planning Board recom- mend to the Council of the Village of Port Perry that the Carnegie Sub- division Agreement be signed." . "That the Council of the Village of Port Perry advise the Dept. of Plan- above resolutions and then took the following action, RESOLUTION--It was moved and seconded that the Reeve & Clerk be and are hereby authorized to sign n subdivision agreement with Arthur J. Carnegie and William J. Carnegie up- on the understanding that they will convey lot No. 11 in Port Perry to the Corporatigpafnd that an insurance bond for the fhstallation of services in the amount of $2000. is furnished by March 8, 1968, - Remuneration to Members of Port Perry Planning Board -- Reeve J. J. Gibson reported on the services of the Port Perry Planning Bd. and if they areas to industrial areas only, How. ever we think that if the Local Plan- ning Board wish to lay out a zoning plan and present it to Council {it will be considered. Council are in favour of compe; at- ing the members of the Planning BA. for their services within the limits of the legislation. We will try and find out what rates of compensation can be given and will pass the necessary authority at the next meeting. DEPUTATION Representatives of Rosco Metrl & the recovery is so much faster. He |sessors of the County of Ontario have | insutance and which is unemployed. | manner in which the cable was laid as | ning & Development that the lots as [should receive some remuneration. kootiog Pogueia ha appeared be. also reported on the approximate cost | during the past two months formed | The Clerk was instructed to put a outlined in our letter of Aug. 14/57. |shown in the Carnegie Sub-division | The Clerk was instructed to advise > Eitune to stimulate sales of me- ) i of an electric stove for the H. School: fan" Association of Assessors in co-op-'| notice in the Port Perry Star, stating, [ Further we had no knowledge that the | are acceptable to this municipality." [the Local Planning Board that Coun- |'#! culvert and street signa. . The Clerk was instructed to write | eration with the County Adsessor and [any residents of the Village of Port [cable existed on Paxton Street since "That the Planning Board recom- |cil have mixed feelings with regard to| 'It was: left with the Chairman of the Consumer Gas Company of Tor- | setting forth the objects and aims of | Perry requiring work, pleasé register | we have no- record of its existence and | mend to the Council that the possibil- | the necessity of a Zoning By-Law at | Property to make a survey of the ste. onto and state that Council is prepared | the Association. Letter filed. at the municipal office before March | since your master plan furnished to ity of zoning the town concerning the the present time. for street signs and to report at the - to consider their request for a fran-| Letter from the Salvation Army-- |8th, 1068. - us last year did not indicate the exis- | industrial and commercial site be con-| It might be advisable to restrict | next meeting. chise in the Village of Port Perry pro- | acknowledging cheque in the amount | Account from The Rell Telephone [tence of such cable, sidered." some areas for residential purposes| Adjourn--It was moved wl second- vided that the installation of a gas |of $10.00 and expressing their sincere | Company of Canada in the amount of | Your plan does show the existence | Council carefully considered the | wthout necessarily limiting other | ed that Counell adjourn, a) 7 Y AURORA BROOKLIN | | ; E ALLISTON VS. Juniors Sat Mar ch ist / J ; uniors *9 | ' * £ i 3 L - iL) > AAS nis BE-- nr a 3 rs Ee oS ph