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a0 I 6 LE EE Ep SLR EE he SL Ee EEE AAT BRAN SRO 8-~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1959 , 5 | BSS AA RAR ANN SARS ASARRAAAAAALRA MACOARARA RINE AERA NA RAR CAWKER BROS. Devon Bacon, I's ............... 59 i Ready-to-Serve Maple Leaf B Skinless, Shankless Hams half or whole ............ 1h. 59 Rump Roasts, Wing Steaks .......75 FREE TOWN DELIVERY. EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 YUkon 5-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERR A A A RA RA A A A A A A FA A A / 0'CLOCK ee ee a EL A Town Council News * (Continued from front page) times, passed, signed and the seal of "the Corporation affixed thereto. In the above Amendment the words under Restraint, Section 5 "May Ist to Sept. 30th" are deleted and re- placed with the words "at all times" so as to read as follows: The owner shall keep his dog un- der restraint at all times and shall not permit such dog to be off the pre- mises or property of the owner un- less under the control of a competent person. . The Clerk was instructed to put a notice in the local paper giving the Amendment to By-law No. 1291 and also stating that the Dog Controller has been instructed to impound all dogs running at large. BY-LAW No. 1311 to authorize the borrowing of $250,000.00 upon deben- > tures for the purpose of the construc- tion and equipment of an addition to the High School of Port Perry for the Central Ontario County High School District, read two times and then to be sent into the Department of the Ontario Municipal Board for tenta- tive approval, ' MEMO -- Request by Mr. John Greenwood for water service for him- self and his neighbours. RESOLUTION--That- the request of John Greenwood and his neighbor- ing residents be approved to obtain water from the Corporation line on Simcoe Street, provided that all in- stallation is at their own expense, unless the supervision of the Village Waterworks Superintendent and the usual rates for services and installa- tion are paid, Carried. LETTER from the Lake Ontario Development Association Re member- ship account of $164.84. RESOLUTION--That dues of $154.- aE RE I ERNE RAY A 84 for 1959-60 due the Lake Ontarlo Development Association be paid, Carried. LETTER from the Onway Con- struction Co. drawing attention to the asphalt paving which they are going to do for the Dept. of Highways and Oshawa Suburban Roads and offer- ing their services. The Clérk was in-! structed to acknowledge their letter by stating that we will contact you if your services can be utilized in our road programme for this year. LETTER from the County.of Ont. Re By-Law No. 1987 to assess the County of Ontario and showing the Port, Perry County levy for 1959 as $16,621.60. Also showing the esti- mated grants payable by the Province of Ontario to the County. Filed for reference, . LS RESOLUTION -- That the 1959 membership fee of $16.18 be paid to the Georgian Bay Municipal Electric Association, Carried. LETTER from Mr. R. B. Reynolds, Town Clerk of Bowmanville and ask- ing whether your municipality will adopt the following dates for Day- light Saving Time 12.01 a.m. April 26th, 1959 to 12.01 a.m, Oct. 25th/69. The Clerk was instructed to state: that many of our residents are em-| plpyed in the City of Oshawa, there- fore the date for adopting Daylight Saving Time should correspond with the City of Oshawa, and we will be following this procédure. We, do not know what decision has been face by the City of Oshawa but thfre dates may be the same as suggested by your letter. . 1959 ROAD ESTIMATES By-Law. Councillor Harris, Chairman of Fi- nance reported that some study will have to be made with regard to the 19569 budget before the Road Esti- mates By-Law can ba completed. nd VEGETABLES Produce Garden Fresh - No. 1 - Extra large heads Lettuce Golden Yellow BANANAS able-ready - Zesty, vigorous - No. 1 RADISHES - New, imported - Extra Fancy ASPARAGUS Palm Garden TOMATOES Snow. White - Cello - Large size 12's CAULIFLOWER - - - Poly bag of 4 bunches T GREEN ONIONS - - . - 8 oz. cello bag 14 oz. cello pkg. UITS | BEST BUY -- SAVE 5c CLARK'S BEANS with Pork - 20 oz. tin 2 rr 37c 2 for 20¢ 2 we. 29¢ 25¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE je TOMATO KETCHUP Heinz 11 oz. hottle 2 vor 45¢ ~~ 2 ]5¢ = Yan nen 23 19¢ ka. 33¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 3c Quick or Instart OATS Quaker Large pkg. 3% BEST BUY -- SAVE 10¢ .Kotex -- Pkg. of 12 SANITARY NAPKINS 2 ror 87¢ Meats Swift's BEST BUY -- SAVE 4¢ TIDE DETERGENT FEATURE -- SAVE 2¢ York + -- 16 oz. jar Bread 'N' Butter Pickles 27c FEATURE -- Treesweet -- 6 oz. tin LEMON JUICE - 3 rr 25¢ FEATURE --Allen's - Fancy - 20 oz. tin APPLESAUCE 2rr35¢ FEATURE -- White, Yellow, Pink: - Scotties -- 400 pack FACIAL TISSUES 2 + 5c HOT Chose por -- Tray of 12. HOT CROSS BUNETTES * 39¢ SAVE 4c Aunt Mary's - 24 oz. loaf SLICED BREAD - - SAVE 6¢ : Sunspun 32 oz. jar SALAD DRESSING - 63c Giant - Tender, juicy SHORT RIB Swift's Premium BLUE BRAND BEEF Blade bone removed - BLADE ROAST - Tender, delicious -- To bake or fry PORK TENDERLOIN Fresh, young -- Sliced PORK LIVER - - PORK KIDNEY - Small Link - 1 1b. cello pkg. Breakfast SAUSAGE Oriole Brand -- By the piece BOLOGNA Swift's Sliced Side - % 1h. sealed pkg. PREMIUM BACON Premium 1. 53¢ ROAST w. 57c¢ w. 79¢ w. 2c w. 15¢ uo. 49¢ - wn 2c ree. 39¢ Sunheam Bakery Features Festival ; SPICE LAYER CAKE =. 55¢ FROZEN FOODS Rupert Brand Silver Bright Salmon Fillets, 1 1b, pkg. _______ T5¢ Rupert Brand Halibut Fish and Chips, 20 oz. pkg. 0c Raspherry & Lemon Swirls 35¢ YUkon57002 ruse sever Market Port Perry 'who had contribu LETTER from the Dept. of High. ways Re Emergency Snow Removal to be removed on a 50/50 basis. LETTER from The Bell Telephone Co. Purusant to your request for the relocation of telephone plant on Per- ry St. north bewteen Queen & North Streets which was deferred for one year in your letter of Aug. 27/68. The Clerk was instructed to 'advise them to do the job. LETTER from Dr. 1. J. Woolsey of The Dept. of Agriculture Re dogs in Port Perry, running -at large. The Dog By:<Law amended to meet the requirements, CONTROL SO AS TO USE BOTH WELLS ,was discussed and the. Clerk was instructed to write the 0.W.R.C for information. Meeting adjourned on Motion. Scugog The March meeting of Grace W. A. met at the church Wednesday even- ing with a good attendance. Presi- dent Mrs. Keith Crozier presided. Mrs. Jean Jackson read the Scripture. Mrs, Doug. Crozier read a poem, Mrs. G. Hood conducted a. 'menu' contest, and a quartette consisting of Mrs. Ray Fralick, Mrs, Victor Aldred, Mrs. G. Hood and Mrs. Cameron Aldred sang two selections. During the business portion plans were discussed regard- ing the forthcoming 'at home' ban- quet, sche.duled in late May or early June. ny 1st Scugog Brownie pack met af- ter school at the church. Tawny Owl was unable to attend due to sickness in the family but Brown Owl carried on and the girls had a lesson on health rules. In the evening the Guides met at the church. Captain demonstrated bed-making, and most of the girls had a chance to practice. All the tenderfoot has been introduced and the girls are very anxious to get their uniforms. At pow-wow, Cap- tain explained the different stalking positions, and also the woodcraft signs. The cub. mothers of the Island en- tertained at a euchre on Thursday evening and realized $27.00. Honeydale . I'l 'ag Women's Institute MRS. CLEMENT OF "ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE BRIGADE, SPEAKER AT W.I. MEETING The Honeydale Women's Institute met in the Parish Hall, Thursday, March 5th, with a good attendance. Mrs. Geo. Bell's group was in charge of "the meeting. The president, Mrs. Diamond, opened jwith a poem, "How |to be Happy", followed /by the Ode, and the Mary Stewart Collect. A cordial welcome was extended to all | by the president. After the minutes of the last meet- ing were read, and approved, and the Treasurer's statement given, Mrs. N. Williams gave a report on the Tele- phone Euchres, held recently. They proved to be quitg¢ successful and our treasiry has beln replenished con- siderably. Mrs. Diamond thanked all bd in any way to the success of this venture. Mrs. Stan Plodghman, Flower and Fruit convener, {advised that sick members are progressing favourably. Mrs. Geo. Bell, Home Economic and Health, gave an interesting paper on "Good Eating Habits" Mrs. William Moase, Agricultute and Canadian In- dustries, read aniarticle on "Growing African Violets Successfully". Mrs. E. Bryant, Citizenship and Education, read a paper on I'New Canadians." The motto, "Gdod Intentions With- out effort, are of fo avail", was taken by Mrs. S. Cawker. The roll call was answered by a favorite dish. baked, with recipe attached, to sell. Mrs, W. Day in charge of the baking reports a successful bake sale. Mrs, Bell thanks all who helped in' this effort, As this was our health meeting we were very pleased to have Mrs. Clem- ent of St. John's. Ambulance Brigade, Oshawa, as our guest speaker. Mra. G. Bell. graciously introduced Mrs. Clement, and told us a little of her background. Mrs, Clement spoke on the history of St. John's Ambulance Brigade, It began in 600 A.D. when a hospital was egtablished in Jerusa- lem. They were knighted by the King {in 1798, that is why the are called the "Knights of St. John's." They 'are recognized throughout the British Em- | pire. She advised that everyone should have a knowledge of first aid. A six weeks course is available in first aid, with instruction once a week. A course is also offered in Home Nursing, of eleven weeks duration, instruction is given once a week, Mrs, Sam Cawker moved a vote of thanks to Mrs, Cle-[ ment at the close of the address. - Members joined in a sing-song with Mrs. S. Ploughman at the piano, A small _gift--wag~ presented to Mrs. Ploughman in appreciation for being an ever willing pianist. ! Mrs. Wm, Day entertained with a humorous reading entitled "Ma and the Auto," which caused much merri- ment, Mrs. Diamond thanked Mrs. Clement for her fine address, and giving mem- bers' an jnfight into her work, , She also thanked Mrs. Bell for arranging a |. splendid program. During the husiness portion Mrs, E, Bryant stated two boxes of clothing have been packed and delivered. , A recent letter received from the Uni- tarian Service, stresses the need for warm clothing for Korea, Members are making cancer dressings each Fri- day from 2 to 4 p.m. over the Post Office. A good attendance is re- quested, _ Mrs, N. Williams reported a Branch of the Cancer Society has been organ- ized in Port Perry. At a meeting at Mrs. M. B. Dymond's home, Friday, Feb. 27th, an executive was appointed. Much interest and enthusiasm has been shown in the hooked rugs the members are making. They are ask- cd to have the finished rugs on display at the April meeting in the Parish Hall, Thursday, April 2nd. Money was voted to the two Junior Homemaking Clubs, to help defray ex- penses for this unit. A sum of money was also voted to- | wards purchasing Physio-Therapy canes for" the patients at Fairview Lodge. Mrs, S. Cawker gave an-ac- count of the South Ontario District Executive meeting he)d in the' Council room at Brooklin, March 8. The Dis- trict Annual Meeting will be held in Claremont United Church, Wednesday May 20th, Mrs. E, 'Bryant, Alternate Diefss Director, has consented to be the dele- gate to the District Directors Confer- ence held "in Guelph, May 7-8. The members have decided to hold a Green Thumb Bazaar again this spring, some time in May. More particulars at a later date, The Claremont Branch are celebrat- ing its 50th anniversary, Wed., March 18th. Honeydale Branch are invited to be their guests, The meeting closed with the "Queen". Lunch was served by Mrs. Geo. Bell and group. The tea table was taste- fully decorated in St. Patrick's Day theme A social half hour was en- _ | joyed. The ladies of the community are in- vited to attend our W.I. meetings. Baby sitters will be provided to care for the children. Twenty-five members met one after- noon recently at the home of Mrs. Geo. Barthau, to dé honour to Mrs. Llewel- lyn Hutchinson who has moved to Bowmanville. We are sorry to lose such a valued member, but wish her the best in her new home. After a humorous program was enjoyed, the Branch presented Mrs. Hutchinson with an Institute Cup and Saucer. A pot luck lunch, was served by the members, PICKERING TOWNSHIP HOMES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Homes for senior citizens of the community was brought before Town- ship council Inst week by William Fairgrleve of Spruce Hill Road, Dun- barton. Fairgrieve suggested that the town- ship keep the idea in mind for the]. future, He contended that many of our senior citizens have not accumu- lated a great deal of wealth, but have contributed vastly to the general well- being of their communities and fam- ilies using their earnings to maintain their families in as decent a way as possible, often sacrificing their own comforts to do so. He didn't think it was fair that these people in their twi. light years should be condemned to institution. . IT Mr. Fairgrieeve suggested that homes of a smaller size that the bylaw now calls for could be allowed in these cases and possibly some assistance from all levels of government could be forthcoming to help build them. Reeve Sherman Scott said the letter would be filed and also brought to the attention of the Planning Board. He said that at the moment the township was nat in the financial position to go into such a plan, 'maintenance, heating plant renovatiens, acoustic tiling. SA ALARAR © gL } Baie yea i PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. SAVE-ALL WAX PAPER .......cooooovveennniissionsssessssnen.. 208. JAVER 82108. idiotic 088 THRIFT LIQUID DETERGENT Ey AC AYLMER PEACHES, 20 OZ. ..coovvvvn ovr nseomseissonn 216 JOHNSTON'S PASTE WAX, 8¢ OFF REGULAR PRICE OPEN EVENINGS--CLOSED TUESDAY AFTERNOONS For Free Delivery Phone YU 5-249, ROBBIE. Easter Novelties : and SMILES"N CHUCKLES delicious chocolates, Easter wrapped. Make your selection ? Early i Leave your order now for HOT CROSS BUNS for GOOD FRIDAY DELIVERY THIS WEEK-END SPECIAL ~ "Banana Layer Cake 2 GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 G. M. GERROW a= = Central Ontario County District High A School Board - Financial Statement EL a The following financial 'statement shows the Central Ontario County High School District's receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year 1958. Considerable work was done on the schools in the form of painting structure i New clasroom furniture was placed in the library and the typing room. Student lockers are being increased to accommodate the increase in--#chool population. Overall costs increase with overall population and consequently grants in- crease, . 1958 Chairman, Edgar Johnson Vice-Chairman, Wm. Beare i FINANCIAL STATEMENT RECEIPTS-- ' . Balance $7,389.00, Petty Cash $60.00 ............ $ 7,449.00 ' Grants from Provincal Government ........... ... 146,376.68 . Area Tax Levy 122,322.00 Qther School Boards .... 14,874.49 Other _fees .......... orkivein FH TT sies sess ererco nesta 83.37 Night Classes 306.50 Sale of Lots 1,660.00 Dept. of Indian Affairs 199.92 & 3% Dept. of Indian Affairs 293.95 LS : Temporary Bank Loans 191,600.00 . ' ' \ $486,056.76 Superannuation, Deducted sei ---------- 9,285.00 TOTAL conlisisismivminismmmimmsen $494,340.76" EXPENDITURES-- INSErUCLION ..ocvcvvvciiireireriiirsreresses eerie erereeseens $154,750.00 , Night Classes ..........c..... -- 1,260.00 Instructional Supplies .............. EVRA TER persian - 13,059.52 ~ Administration... 7,735.27 A Plant Operation ........ccoeovivnenn. rere reer 16,314.85 Plant Maintenance ................. ' 8,652.39 Auxiliary Agencies .. 3,231.42 Fees paid other Boards ........... 2,426.36 Bus Transportation .........cc. 42,746.48 Capital Outlay ... : 14,203.16 Ce - = "$264,379.45 Taxes rebated--$18.97, $27.46 ......ccoovrerennns . 46.42 Debenture Payments ...... ABT St 25,361.42 $289,780.87 . Bank Loans repaid & Interest -.............. wennene 198,497.53 ER $483,228.40 Bank Balance $11,052.36, Petty Cash $60.00 11,112.36 B07 UN A $494,340.76 CADET FUND-- ) Receipts Disbursements Balance 1957 ............ enn $393.71 Payments... Erinn $382.96 Cadet Grants .... w. 873.00 . Bank Balance .., cence 883.75 $1,266.71 $1,266.71 Principal, Grant MacDonald. Principal, P. T. Bernhardt. : Secretary-Treasurer, Norman Alexander : TRUSTEES--Lorne Tindall, Harold Holtby, W. H. Gilfillan, J. 8, Mac- Farlane, R. Fralick, Bert Lockie, Clayton Love, A. C. Richardson, le HIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN, AND CALCIUM 2 TO BUILD STURDY BODIES Freel Marie Fraser's new milk recipes. Write today! 14.90 DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street, Toronto -