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hr ll rh TITRE ir $00 a ad 15 ramen ey it St ERE 4 | Asatutage 1 HI POR] PL R 3337; a | Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1959 $2.00 per year, Single Copy be. 1 "Council Starts Winter Break-inat {Minor Hockey News| Wedding Mrs. George Raines Celebrated J oe - Work Programme ~~ Minutes of 4 regular meeting of the " Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Friday January 30, 1959, at 7.30 p.m. 4g Present: Reeve J. J. Gibson in the : @ chair and Councillors Arthur T. ; "Cox, W. T. Harris, Irving A. Boyd, ; and Frank Godley, , . Minutes "of previous meeting read and adopted. ! ' List of Taxes to be written off At Court of Revision +1958 Taxes and Perialties: Mr, John Ryba, Bus. Ta ire - Port Perry Knitting Co. $304.20 : Less payment ...........202.80 101.40 Gordon Sieffert, bus. tax 25.20 L. Vandemark, bus, tax 48.60 Mrs, A: Haugen (authorized) 33.00 Gorden Robertson, bus, tax 3.60 A. Brunton (authorized) 37.80 Norman Gammon, bus tax * 9.60 Howard Stone, bus, tax 12.60 Harold Forder, bus, tax 7.20 1957 Taxes, Penalties and Interest Port Perry Knitting Co. 329.66 : Total iii: $615.75 ~ Moved by Councillors Cox and Boyd that the 1958-57 taxes and interest as listed be written off--Carried, Moved by "Councillors Harris and Cox that County Clerk: be asked to write off the 1957 taxes, penalties and interest_of Port Perry Knitting pro- perty.: 'Carried. Passing Accounts: General Department New Office addition . prsesveiersreies $922.13 670.00 Welfare Dept. ....... «18.26 Property and Parks 94.26 Street Maintenance .... we 224.94 Waterwork's Dept. ........ ... 764.30 Hydro-Electric ..i.ccovvviivinnnnn. 10,199.19 $12,853.07 Business arising out_of minutes-- Mr. Otis Hamilton appeared before Council to hear the report of deputa- "tion~which went to Peterboro re the water level of Lake Scugog. . @ Councillor Godley reported that he 1d Reeve Gerrow of Scugog, Council- \ Tenders Tor Painting Fire Truck 1. Beare Motors Ltd. $281.60; 2 K. Hooey's Repair Shop, $176.60, Moved by Councillors Harris and F. Godley tender of K. Hooey be accepted provided that specifications laid down be met, Chip Wagon Licence for 1959 Moved by Councillors Boyd and Cox 'that Mrs. Wm. Ross, of Nestleton, be granted a Chip Wagon licence for 1959 and be subject to police supervision, Winter Work Incentive Programme Project 742, brushing and opening existing road allowance at an esti- mated cost of $5,000 and work to start Feb. 2, 1959. Councillor Godley reported on the the Winter Works Program and stated that he had purchased 14 axes and is prepared to have the men start work Feb. 2, 1959. : hy Right-of-Way at Rear of Church of the Ascension It was left for Councillor Harris and Property Committee to meet with the Church Board. < 2 Correspondence-- Insurance re Smoke Damage at New Municipal Buildings. The Clerk was instructed to write the Insurance Adjuster and state that to date..the Corp. of Port Perry has spent about $75 and there is still some work to be done. Apart from cleaning a great deal of our stationery and re- cords have been soiled sind also some smoke damage to walls which can only be corrected by painting. "Under the circumstances, Council have instructed nie to submit a claim! Memo-- Inventory of Fire Dept. as at Jan. 17, 1959, left. with Chairman of Fire Dept. - MEMO--Grant re change from 2 to 3 wire service--held over until next meeting. Letter from Ontario Hydro with 3 copies of speeches which have been prepared. for use by key personnel throughout the electrical industry dur- Hydro Store House Monday Night while on a routine patrol on Hwy. No. 12, Constables Harold Hockens and David Kernohan stopped a car and found some $400.00 worth of copper wire from the Port" Perry Hydro Store House. The oc: cupants of the car were brought in to Port Perry for questioning. Chief Menzies of Port Perry and the police from Scarborough and Pickering as- sisted in the investigation. The men were from Pickering, Highland Creek and Toronto. , Charges of 'possession of stolen goods and other charges will be laid against the trio. Port Perry Senior Hockey League With the Tri County hockey league rapidly drawing to a close; the Port Perry team has finished with a six game "unbeaten streak and is now solidly entrenched in third place be- hind Cannington & Sutton. Last Tuesday night the.team jour- neyed to Keswick and defeated the Comets by a 7-4 score. After trail- ing for most of the game the Port squad caught fire in the final 10 min- utes and fired home 5 goals in that time. Bill Gibson was the big gun y Vipond and Glen Till for Port Perry as he fired home b goals, with the others going to Sully George Lee suffered a facial cut that required 8 stitches to close, when he was cross checked by a Keswick player, who has since been suspended by the league. 'The team has been critically short of players lately due to the G.M. night shift and injuries, but with Bill Cor- nish and Johnny Hogg due to start playing again shortly, this situation will improve. ; : On Wednesday night the team play- ed the Sutton Greenshirts in the Sun- derland arena and in a real thriller On Wednesday, January: 28, 1959, starting at 7 p.m. Port Perry Hockey Club held a special night in connec- tion with MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA, Four teams from the house league took part. The first game ended in 'a tie between the Bruins and the Hawks. The score being one - one. McNenly scoring for the Hawks and Pickard for the Bruins. * ~ The Second game was a thriller with the Rangers just edging the Tel- cos by a score of two to one. The Telcos outskated the Rangers but just couldn't seem to find the goal. Barry Beare and John Raines scored for the Rangers and Rickey Snooks for the Telcos. After these two games draws were i I held for hockey sticks donated by the Whitby Dunlops, John Chazewski from the Dunnies made the draw. The winners for this were Grant Dawson and Glen Sweetman. The Boys selling the most Booster pins won sticks donated by the Tor- onto Maple Leafs. Through the good effort of Col. McBrien and also the Whitby Dunlops manager Wren Blair supplied the remaining sticks. The top seller was Billy Hall. The next four 'best salesmen were John Riba, Dennis Short, Ron Short and Ray- mond Hillier. . . Each Captain was given crest for his team. Thére were eight captains present. At the end of the first period dur- ing Midget game the big 50-50 club draw was held and: Gord Hawes an O.M.H.A. Representative from Whitby drew the name of Sam Jackson, Jr. The Midget game was O.M.H.A. and Uxbridge beat Port Perry 6 - 1. These two teams hope to meet again in the play-offs. It should be a real cuban ball. . All in all it was quite a night BUT there are still a few parents not show- ing up for these special nights to help support their children, Week PAINTER - FILION WEDDING On Friday evening, January 80, Elizabeth Faye Painter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Hervey Painter, became the bride of Joseph Arthur Fernand Filion, son of Mr. Arthur Filion of Oshawa, at a ceremony performed by Rev. J. K. Braham in Prospect United Church. Given in marriage by her mother and father, the bride looked lovely in her balerina length white velvet dress with long sleeves and v-shaped neck- line. Her finger-tip veil fell from a crown of pearls and sequins. She carried a white bible, gift of her par: ents, with a red rose and small rose- bud streamers. The soloist was Mrs. Kaye Smith, who sang the wedding prayer during the ceremony and "Because" during the signing of the register. Mrs. Frances Sanderson played the wed- ding music, Maid of honour for her sister was June Painter, wearing candy _pink velvet with matching headpiece and carrying a bouquet of white. mums and pink roses. Groomsman was Ronald Hore and ushers were Stanley and Rodney Painter, brothers of the bride. Receiving, the bride's mother wore nile green crystallette with beige ac- cessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The couple will reside in Oshawa. Midgets Drop First Play-off Game Port Perry Midgets lost their first game of O.M.H.A. play-downs to Brooklin 5-3 in Brooklin on Monday, Feb. 2. Gary Geer of Port Perry scored 2 goals, Wayne Powell assist- 'Personality of the | "ter. ing with one of these goals. Fred Beare scored the first goal re- ceiving a perfect pass from Gary Por- Cornish of Brooklin led with 2 The home of Mr, and Mrs, John F. Raines, of Port Perry, was the scene of a gala celebration honouring the birthday of Mrs. George A. Raines, who was 87 on February 2nd. Mrs. Raines was born in Port Perry and has spent her life in the surrounding dis- trict She has been blessed with five chil- dren, Gus, who served in the First World War. Mrs. Alymer Byers, Mrs. Lloyd Midgley, Guy and Jack, all of Port Perry, three grandchildreen, Mrs. Bob Pickerd, of Port Perry, Mr. Jack Raines, Jr., of Port Perry, Allin and Ronnie Raines, of Port Perry, and Mrs. Don Fennell, of West Hill. The great grandchildren are Mrs. Sherman Greene of Oshawa, Mrs. Herbert Rit- ter, of Whitby, Johnny Fennell, West Hill and Johnny, Ralph, Janet and Paul Raines of Port Perry. Among the gifts she received was an clectric blanket, presented by the immediate family and a large boquet of flowers from tle great grand- children. There was forty guests pre- sent from Peterborough, Pefferlaw, Oshawa, Sonya, Epsom, Port Perry. The following address was read by Mrs. Don Fennell of West Hill: MY FAVORITE GRANDMOTHER. | ' N 'Her 87th Birthday mothers, my Grandma Raines. A friendly manner, a lovely smiling face, twinkling gray eyes, and an un- furrowed brow, lily snow white hair, and a family Bible that records her birthday, February 2nd, 1872. ' Among her sunny days there have been many cloudy hours, but grandma has always found a silver lining by burying her own sorrows by helping others. She married a farmer at the early age of 19, and raised five chil- dren, two girls.and three boys to man- hood and woman hood, and instilled in thém the highest morals. Her faith in God upeld her when she lost her cldest son in a tragic accident after he had gone through the first world war and had returned home safely. Grandma has kept young at heart with first her love for her children, grandchildren, and great grandchil- dren. Grandma is loved by all for her un- selfish, loving disposition. She is grandma to each child on the street, her cookies and eandies have dried the tears from many childish woes, young and old have chesished her sym- pathy and advice. 1 love grandma for all the nice things she has dohe for us. "Often I wonder how we could get along without her, and I know tliat 3. whi Hun- they knocked the Greenshirts out of | (The following item was copied from goals, while Death, Thorton and Hu a first place tie with Cannington by defeating them 8-6. Port Perry were | only able to dress 9 players, includ- ing goalie Jack Owen, for this game, | but led by the Vipond brothers who played 60 minutes on "defense, the team came through with a well de- " ter each scored one, Should you knock on the door of al the Canadian Statesman, Bow- . . gy! SAS you ¢ ! Brooklin team came up, with a well | certain home in Port Perry, you wo manville, Jan, 22, 1959) » "Editor's Note: The following ar- | Played game. Port Perry players be welcomed by the dearest of grand- : . vill have to play a stronger game of ticle appeared recently in The Tren-|" g * ' | onian, of Trenton, under the heading a, pg Be ONTARIO COUNTY "Persoality of the Week." Subject of ! : the story was Kenneth G. H. Pearce, they wish to hold their place. Federation of among the saints in Heaven there will be a special place for such as she, my Grandmother Raines. ' Lions Carter and Heayn, from Scugog; 3 whd Mr. Philip Orde from the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club waited on Mr. W. D. Bennett, Supt. Engineer of the Trent Canal to discuss the water level in Lake Scugog and its effect on Fish- ing, trapping, and Tourists in area. ing National Electrical Week, Feb. 8 to 14th, ° 2 Letter from Workmen's Compensa- tion Board with cheque for $13.50 re advance to Charles Graham, claim No. 4643342. Letter from Ontario School Trustees [Federation is still working toward this here in Ontario County and the other Counties which have been seriously af- that the average season, was respons- ible for the low water during 1958. Mr. Bennett stated further that they would keep the water at any level re- quested if those requesting higher | requesting permission to attach 1440 feet of aerial cable on existing poles on Simcoe St. between Scugog and Victoria Street. Approval granted. Letter from the Ontario Municipal team pulled their goalie in an all out effort to tie the score. However, this move backfired when defenseman Tip Vipond grabbed the puck and sank it in the empty net to clinch the game manager of the local branch of the | formerly of Newcastle, son of Mrs. ! | Canadian Bank of Cominerce, received notice last week that he is receiving a promotion to the managership of the Orangeville branch. The trans- (Notes: this column is being written with the objective of bringing to our Anglican readers a fuller coverage of the activities and services of the The January Meeting of the Fod- eration of Agriculture was held Tues- day evening January 20, at Halfway House, Myrtle Y Lawrence Doble try to fill their cars coming to the monthly meetings, : '_Associati -' ger i ith less than a fected. ~ Mr. Bennett explained that: due to j and Ratepayers' Association request-° served victory. Wit . - hs ee i . i - i io} : : ini i d the late Mr, Harry Pearce. " } : . - more evaporation- and less rain fall ; ing Council to join Membership-$15. minute remaining in the game and an : . ) A ] N art Agricultu [It was requested that all directors b Letter from the Bell Telephone Co. the score 7-6 for Port, the Sutton Brighton--Kenneth G. H. Pearce, ney ican oles re M . A motion was made by Clarence Werry that all dir- cctors who do drive be paid five conts a mile, the total mileage t be paid om errr Lm -- 1 : : : : : presided and thai those present for every six months. water would be responsible for flood | Electrical Assoc. ré 50th Annual meet- for Port Perry. The other Port goals fer is expected to take place next Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, venturing out on such a night. The The February meeting will be held claims and assume all legal liability. ing at Toronto in Royal York Hotel on | were scored by Capt. Glen Till with month. There is Pt mat | and all sips connected herewith meeting with the representatives of on the ceventeenth at Lakeview Rest- - "or - | March 16, 1959: Filed. 3, Tip Vipond with 2, Bill Gibson, vailable as yet as to the name of his' Suggestions and contributions will be the Rural Co-Operator held in Decor. | Co ! i ; i 4 ' ! : - A gy | the Rural Co-Operator held in Decem- yurant, Beaverton. io epilator) sh Tahu, Financial Statement for 1958 from Garnet Warriner and Sully Vipond successor in Brighton. | welcomed, Mrs. T. Becker, YU-5-2192) | ot Beaverton Wat Qittussed. Tt on : d that h 1d | the Port Perry Public Library. The | with 1 each. Mr, Pearce assumed charge of the The congregation was pleased to decided at that meeting to try | and Mr. Bennett stated that he wou : : : : h = . . Tri local branch in June, 1953, coming » Rev. Earl Gerber who took |g. yan, . PR i | hei byt also | Clerk was instructed to write to the| que teant'pow swings into the Tri welcome Rev. Fg i for 1004; subseription to the Rural Co hry to meet. thelr requsii Naso i ie ; here from Sudbury. He succeeded T. pv Sunday, January 25th. | BO en Co pi i ointed out that Lake Scugog is dif- chairman of the Port Perry Public County League play-offs and imme- . our serviee oh Sncay, J 31y Operator: At present there are 1870 { : her lak th Library Board as follows: diately following that they enter the A: Inglis as the local manager. Rev. Gerber is an Arctic Missionary | coples being seni out in Ontario Comm. ferent than most other lakes as they . el : > Besides being a popular bank man-| ,,,; | at Port Harrison. He is!,. my ABD Sci Cs : ly let water out of Lake Scugog Would you please convey to your All-Ontario> O.R.H.A.- Senior Play AN- | stationed a rt Ha ty. There are 3093 rural home eligible. 52 only £1 water Sard df oh Board members and staff' the appre- Bowne, ager, Mr. Pearce has taken an active presently on a four months' furlough. I was Corommeniod to te dra. | i To ie huni rs Any aE ciation of the Reeve and.Council on be- interest in the life of the community | 4.4 he graciously consented to con- yp Co-Operatives contribute to i water Jove , 2 eone will have to take | N21f of the citizens of the Village of | iin i during the five years. and. seven | quot our service while Mr. Fuller was "this project. At ome time the Co. ¢ b d q ; : Sou Ra ficod claims Port® Perry for the splendid work D u - ~ months he has 'been a resident. He | ryfilling obligations elsewhere. Rev. | operatives were the soli distiibotor u an h cou io vestionsinlity, ' which you are doing in the manage- onalions to . has been prominent in the work of Fuller was conducting a Parish Action , pg at the the the Federation wan Resuscitator Discussed ment of the library. i a the local Chamber of Commerce, ser-| conference at St. John the Baptist j proached the Federation for assistance | We with to thank the finthers who Mr. Otis Hamilton asked for inform- | yo, good financial record has been Minor Hockey Fund ving as a director. An active member Church, Lakefield, during that week-! ooo oal 50 financing the paper Joined the work party at the meeting ation with regard to the resuscitator noted. 3 : of the Lions Club, he presently occu-| and. Ito their customers. During the past hall last week. Splendid progress which was given to the Port Perry ; . } pies the office of third-vice-president, During this week (Feb. 2-6) Mr." fay years the Federation hae heen loft has been made towards lining the in- i blish a C Bimer Lee funni 10.00 . eps ; ' } community and left at the Community Bylaw No 108 fa esiablishh Cont) \ rire 10.00 and he is an enthtsiastic dain bowl, Fuller is preaching a Mission at Sut-| wit}, the entire burden of financing terior of the new part. . f N Memorial Hospital, 'munity Centre at Port Perry was | Garnet Porter ooo... 10. also -acting as secretary-treasurer of yn West, Otitario #6 the invitation of the paper in the County. Mr. John Ballard very kindly sup- Councillor Arthur Cox informed Mr. | Studied by Council and the Clerk was | pr. 1, ¢. MacMaster ............ $ 20.00 the local bowling club, the Rev. John Spears, rector of that | Information concerning the poultry | plied the meletial at a great saving 'Hamilton that the said resuscitator instructed to amend the by-law add- Can. Legion, Branch 419............ 100.00 The departure of Mr. and Mrs. parish. This involves preaching SCT a mpaign planning Haat Was read | to us for which we are very thank- . may be obtained from the Port Perry | ing the Canadian Legion Branch No. LI1yod DAWSON eevee 16.00 Pearce, son Peter, and daughtér Claire | vices on five consecutive nights, Mon- | following committee appointed y )enmiment, and is in charge of | 419, the Minor Hockey Assoc., and uo George Davey o.oo... 2.00 Will be regretted by their many' gay through Friday. to attend, John Gill, Mel Smith, Bob If AA evening " ¢sérs. Charles Lown and Ray Web- members from the Port Perry Counc oo friends in Brighton, who nevertheless The Evening Guild held its regular Meek, L. Doble, I. St. John. Saturday erpoon with us your help 1 dy for the | William Anderson . : , ) 4 I ed. Mr. Al i rane i : and have the By-law ready for the § rejoice, in his promotion. meeting on Monday evening, February : : od will be gratefully received. Mr. 1- tis 1 i next regular meeting. Frank Hastings ..c...cooceiveunnnn. Mr. Pearce has also been promin- |. S. Mumford. | The 1959 Dairy Jueen competition yo howson or Mr. Ben Pickard will Mr. Hamilton asked parnilisied to 1 2nd, at the home of Mrs. S. Mumford. was discussed. This applicants will be : : : : i r on Mary St, | Treasurership of the Community |p, wu, p, Dymond VU ent in the social and church life of resident, Mrs. Lowcock, was jn | 8 discussed. ' : gladly furnish any information you tap into the storm sewe vy : The presid . ; ' i ap j Centre proposed to be taken care of z : is famil I r . I trained and coached by Howard Hoop require with respect to the work. We where he is building a new house and ¥ prop oti al Mrs. Nightingale, Toronto ........ 10.00 the community, and he and h s family | to chair. A discussion of Christian er. Engh Coutily sntorine orien: | sy Vig : W | pi Mi id HE i of Highways Hippariers LOMO wus LB He a wa Problaihs wiasally led 1% Mas, Dowson has been asked to contribute toward fore vow ig pd pn for a on i n-| g vities of Trinity-St. Andrew's Unite Mrs. Mumford. Members were °° been as : el SONA ford from the wor ty for a we fe tying to Sacouiags Diopay ov approving the Supp. Road By-law No, | Annonymous ............. td here they h been regular and fos Mungo : : the financing of the compe tition w Meh or "tre us his additional paternal = ers to make disposal beds on their own Church where they have be g reminded that their talent money | held ly at the Canadian Na. : : © 1 1304 for $227. $ : Port Perry Lions Club ................ 100.00 . is held annually a ( duties will require more time until '|18 property. ¢ . attendants. J (money to be earned by each member tional Exhibiti | ! i Port Perry Star wool 10.0 During his sojourn in Brighton, Mr. | ' i i ! yj ional kxhimtion, Mrs. J. brings the new boy home. It was moved by Councillors Harris | Memo -- 500" of 12" transite culvert ] uring his sojou ghton=Mr-1in any way she wishes) is to be turnec : 5k The Dow me . and Boyd that the tender of Thomas pipe ordered. . © ' George Davidson .......coiieinns 20.00 Pearce has given his support to all in by March 1st. A letter from the Honourable Dr. Congratulations Mr. & Mrs, John Jef. : i community undertakings, serving as moon Guild held its regu- | Matthew B. Dymond was read concern. ford. - Slute as gaYtbage "collector and dog Letter from the Dept. of. Travel & | Ellsworth Kennedy .........c.c........ 5.00 y : : The Afternoo g y & N } . on troller for the year Feb. 1, 1959 to rom Els os treasurer of various organizations'), meeting on Tuesday afternoon, de- | ing the resolution sent from this coun-, Guides, Brownies, Scouts & ub, controller for the y eb. 1, Publicity re Building 'By-law, stating | Lloyd Smith ......o..cocooeroiovvrvivnnr 10.00 ) ou ; us wy : January 1, 1960, be aceepted.- y 8 2Y ; ¢ © B.00 seeking to promote the welfare of the tails of which will be reported in this | yt asking for assistance was vaceina- are from all races and re igions with. Applications for School Crossing that the Revelopment Branch : the | Wes. Lane pov ns ; village and surrounding district. A- | olumn next week. . J tion to families who are compelled to out discrimination. We wish to heln Were Considered Lh Dept, of Travel wd Publicity; . te Harold M. Kyte, Blackstock .... 20.00 mong these are the local branches of Our. Rector was recently appointed | take the treatment and for compensa these girls and boys to develop phy- 1.-Reginald Farewell, Port Perry; sponsible .for the ¢ oresmen: ii) the George Till ....covcivvvviniisivinsinns 5.00 the Red Cross Society and the Cana- to the staff of Wycliffe College, To- | tion for cattle lost because of Rabies. sically, mentally and spiritually so Miss Antionette Laviolette, R.R. 1, fonsirustion hin HE yo i . United Church Service Club .... 15.00 dian National Institute for the Blind, ronto, where he is lecturing one day | Dr. Dymond's letter to Mr. Douglas they can face the challenge of to- Perry. Re Ihe Regulations ma o oy ye Rus Butson ........cccoounns PARIS 10.00 to mention only two. He has always a week in Christian Education. Harkness on behalf of the Federation morrow capably. : oved by Councillors Harris and Quis py . Pap he 'B adi Col Wi M Bri 50.00 been sympathetic to and willing to-co- At a recent niceting, the Sunday |of Agriculture for Ontario County , Please remember the paper drivy Godley that application of Reginald Council dee ! ed: that the Building 0 Wm. Melrien un. Mister 'operate in every good work, even go-| School teachers 'group enjoyed a de-| brought the reply that there was.no Saturday, Feb, 14th. Church atten- Farewell be accepted, and if he de- By-law should be amended to include LO.D.E,, Seugog Chapter ........ 50,00 ing beyond the call of duty to offer monstration of the use of Flannel- | existing legislation to give the Gov- dance Sunday, 'Feb. 22 and Father & clines then thé application of Miss A, the above mentioned regulations. 'Mr. & Mrs. C, Lake, Port Perry 5.00 his assistance to individuals and graphs in teaching, given by Mrs. Ful- | ernment power to pay any such com- Son Banquet, Feb. 23 & 24. ! : am. ; gh i y ittee. +1, HE '(Continued on baderpage Sam Jackson Jr. Oshawa .... 25.00 groups alike. ler. pensation or cost of vaccination. The | Your Group Commi : Laviolette to be accepted ; ; (Contr kApage) isi ) a Re Port Perry Figure : 0 0 . rd a | ; $ : . x sb y : | - : V || mn - I'l : v : E : @Skating Club JAAR RK RIN : | aie is } By a i ; 8 ' ' . N . : it AN =