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'MINUTES of Regular Mesting of June 26, 1961 were Adapted 4 as s typed on motion, BY-LAW No. 1348 to amend By- law No. 1256 to appoint a Medical Of- ficer of Health was moved and sec: onded, read three times, passed, sign- ed and the seal of the Corporation affixed thereto. The Clerk was 'instructed to send the said By-law increasing the salary of the M.O.H. from $225.00 to $400.00 to the Department of Health for ap- proval. REPORT from Committee on Sew- ers and their appointments with the Ontario Municipal Board and the Ont. Water Resources Comm, Reeve J. J. Gibson and Deputy- Reeve W. T.-Harris reported on hav: ing met with the Ontario Municipal Board and the Ontario Water Re- sources Comm. to discuss the possi- bility of sewers for the Village of Port Perry. No definite reply was received and the Board requested fur- ther"time to go into the figures of the 1960 audits report and then pro- mised to give a written reply. PASSING ACCOUNTS -- The fol- lowing statement of accounts were authorized for payment: - . General Dept. ......... Sestvisis $7,060.90 Truck Acet. wii. 34.83 Property & Parks ....... 66.62 Street Maintenance ..... . 1,237.96 Relief ....... BAY ARN LCi 156.93 Waterworks ....ccoveeeiens 2,675.47 HYAro ..onminangiod IN 6,678.86 "Total wo. $17,811.57 DEPUTATIONS-- Mr. A. C. Richardson, Area Man ager for the Ontario Hydro arranged Hydro Matters. ) .(1) Three phase power for the Canadian H. W. Gossard Co. and the I.G.A. and joint use of poles with the Bell Telephone Co. (2) Tree Trimming--Mr, Richard- son explained that the Ontario Hydro are too busy to do the necessary tree ~trimming for the town of Uxbridge and the Village of Port. Perry but he has been able to arrange for the King- sley Tree Expert and Forestry Co. to do this work under contract at $2.9¢ |' per tree, for the Village of Port Perry. (3) Hydro Promotion -- He stated that Hydro plan to put modern elec- trical equipment in the schools and it was suggested that in the High School the rural hydro put in a dryer, while the Port Perry Hydro put in a refrigerator and maintain one range. RESOLUTION--That the Reeve & Clerk be and are hereby authorized to . accept a contract for Tree Trimming, the Town of Port Perry with Kingsley Tree Expert and to affix their signa- tures thereto--Contract Price to be $2023.45 for-991 trees. Carried. 1960 BUSINESS TAX ARREARS that have not been paid to date and notices Having been sent out giving July 10th for payment, The clerk was instructed to send each delinquent business: tax payer for 1960 a further letter as follows: Unless payment in_full of-these ar-}---- rears as sent to you in a statement of July 3, 1961, arc received at the cor- poration office on or before July 31st 1961, the account will be put in the hands of the Division Court Clerk for suit. LETTER from Graydon T. Horton & Associates Ltd. dated June 30, 61 "This is to inform the Planning Board that we will be starting field work on Arthur Brunton's subdivision within approximately ten days. Plan- ning Board to be advised accordingly. | LETTER from the Ontario Munici- pal Board dated June.30, 1961... Re: proposed capital expenditure of $600, 000.00 for the construction of a sew- age system and the borrowing 'of 00,000.00 therefor. On June 28th your Reeve, Deputy- Reeve and Medical Health Officer had __a conference with Members of this Board with respect to a proposal to construct a sewage system in the vil lage at a cost estimated at $600.000, A partial system to service only the congested section of the village was estimated to cost approximately $300, | -and debt charges to revenue ' while 'held-on-June 19 last. -suit of this -car-when-it-left-the road, 000.00. The Board agrees that the conpstruc- tion' of such a system is very desire-' able, but there are several existing conditions which" fimit further rawings on the credit of the munici- pality. At the conference, it was in- dicated to your representatives that such an application could not be giv-'! en favourable consideration, but fur-! ther time was requested to go into bor- the figures in your 1960 Audit Report | - before giving you a written reply. This has now been done and | am | instructed to say that the Board can- | not consider approval of an expendi- | ture which would require the issue of | debentures for $300,000. at this time. | Some of the reasons for this decision | are the following: | 1. The assesments in your village | are largely residential, with a mall portion being commercial. This means | 'higher than ordinary school - costs. | Assessment values represent approxi-| mately 97 per cent of the provincial | manual of assessment values. . Your present tax rate appeafs to | be Sint and further increases are in- dicated because of educational cost. 3. Borrowing for other capital ex- | penditures will be neccessary in the | near future. | . 4 4. The ratio of debt to assessment | still permitting additional borrowing will not accommodate the debt of | $300,000.00. i 5. In providing a service for only part of a community, there-is invari- able dissatisfaction with the rates as it is difficult to adjust chargés be- tween the persons who receive bene- fit and those who receive no benefit but must contribute in order to make the expenditure possible. I am returning your Audit Report herewith. MEMO--Mr. Joseph Franssen com- plains of dust on .Lorne St. re cars going to swimming pool. Left to the attention of Chairman of roads. -~MEMO=Mr: E: Hayes complains of being attacked by two dogs. This matter. was left for the attention of the Police Dept. LETTER from Town of Burlington dated June 22, 1961--"The following resolution was passed by the Council of the Town of Burlington at meeting appears to be self esplantory and the | Council of the Town of Burlington 'would appreciate your de in this matter". Filed. LETTER from the H.E.P.C. of Ontario dated July 5, 1961--"Please | find attached copies of a new school- | book cover--The schoolbook cover is | available to you at $17.00 per thous. | and, including 'handling and shipping. i | I RESOLUTION--That the Corpars. tion purchase one thousand school- book covers from the H.E.P.C. at a | cost of $17.00. Carried. » LETTER from Edgar G. Tinlin, In| terim Pastor at Port_ Perry Pente- costal Church. "Due to circumstances | that have arisen recently, I find it necessary to cancel my plans to held Gospel services in the Town Park. 1! wish also to express my grateful ap: preciation for the promptness in the handling of my original request. Mr. Raines will you convey to the mem- bers of the Town Council my personal thanks for their kindne§s and consid- eration in this matter." Continued on Page 6 Youth Says * 'Just Fooling Around" | A car owned and driven by Mike Terrett crashed into a parked car on Union Ave., about 11.30 Tuesday night resulting in $700. damage to his own car and some $400 to the park- ed car which was owned by John Abraham. The Abraham car had been purchased only" the day" previous." 7 Young Mike Terrett and several other youths were driving around in a car which was completely covered with branches from a Maple tree. Constable Don Williams was in pur- went along. the ditch for a distance, came back on the road and smashed into the parked car, driving it some 60 feet up against the verandah of a house. When questioned following the accident the driver said he was | "just fooling around", 'In a ceremony ~The-resolution nations. Barbara Diamond, Married Recently in Port Perry HORE - PAINTER officiated by Rev. E. S. Linstead in Port Perry United Church, Beverly June Painter became the bride of Ronald C. Hore, B.A,, of Leaside, Ont., on Sat., June 3, 1961. The bride, given in marriage by he¥ father, wore -a-- full length gown of frosted white faille and guipure lace misted with pearls and sequins. The gown was fashioned with a sabrina -neckline of appliqued lace medallions and had. long lily point sleeves. Her waist length. veil-of white-tulHe-was |" held to a small matching crown edged with sequins and pearls. She carried a cascade of red and white roses. Mrs. Fern Filion, sister of the bride, was Matron of Honour, wearing a pink peau de soie dress with bouffant skirt and matching jacket. Her bou- quet was of red roses and pink car- ~The bridesmaids; Jane Hore; Linda and Sharon Painter, wore i{rench lime peau de soie styled to match the Matron of Honour. { They carried bouquets of yeHow roses with pink and yellow carnations. All | wore matching veiled tiaras and white accessories, Mr. Bruce Davis, friend of the groom, acted as best man. The ushers | were Ken Warrick, Fern Vision, Stan. le¥"and Rodney Painter; Mrs. Frances Sandison played the wedding music and also accompanied Kenneth Skerratt who sang "Because" and "I'll Walk Beside You". A Guard of Honour was formed by Randy Wood, Tom Potter, Terry Wood, i John Steven, Bill Dodd, Dennis Moise, Jim Craik, Doug Campbell, Dave War- rick and Len Cotten--=a group of Boy Scouts from Toronto. The receptign was held in the Ma- sonic Temple, where the bride's mo- ther received, wearing a powder blue organza and lace sheath dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Assisting' was the bride- groom's stepmother, who wore a gold "flowered sheath dress with matching duster coat and white accessories. Her corsage was of yellow roses. To go away, the bride chose a french blue wool suit with white ac- cessories and wore a corsage of pink roses, ONTARIO COUNTY AGRICULTURAL CALENDAR Catur'ay, July 15th, 9.00 a.m.-- Peterborough Fair Ground---Quinte District Junior Farmer Field Day at which the Ontario County Junior ~~Farmers-will -compete;-~« July 24, 25 and 26-- i Visits to warious farms in. the County on Farm Management with Dr. Phil Wright, Department of Agricultural Economics, 0.A.C,, Guelph, : August 15th to 17th-- Brighton--In-Training Short Course ~ on Farm Management for Exten- sion Workers. 4 Thursday, August 24th, 9.00 a.m.-- Manchester area ----- Annual Land Judging Competition. | proved the discontinuance of welfare The couple will live ip eastern Tor- onto. Out of town guests were from London, Montreal, St. Cathar- ine's, Oshawa, Markham, Uxbridge, Port Credit, Toronto and Lindsay, present Cartwright Twp. Council Council was held at 7.30 p.m, even- ing of Tuesday July 4th with all mem- bers present. Minutes of the last meeting read and completed off Tiot- ion of Councillors J. R. Hamilton and M. VanCamp. Carried. Mr. Glithero and Mr. Leonard Proutt of Caesarea were present requesting many small services and a number of stop. signs for the Caesarea street corners. After quite a long discussion Council finally approved one stop sign and arass cutting services to some people in Caesarea and the private parks. Also requested was betier police pro- tection, major losses being private li- quor supplies. Mr. George Totten, County Engineer & advisory engineer for the municipality with regard. to the construction of --Earmer- bridge; and Mr. A. A. Ward, Municipal Engin- eer to the Dept. of Highways were present at the opening of the Tenders for construction of the forementioned bridge. The tenders as follows: ald O'Shaughnessy, General Contrac- tor, 33,760., E. F. Marston Construc- tion Lt. of Port Hope $1,899.70, John 'Gaffney Construction Ltd. of Sarnia $2,180.68. The tender of Marston Construction was accepted at $1,899.- 70. Enginéer Totten explained that in addition to the tender price of con- struction" the bridge would cost the municipality almost $1.300. more for the cement, steel, backfilling and the engineering fee or a total of approx. $200. over earlier estimates for con- struction, Contract: quoted comple- tion date of August 15,61, Mr. Edward Williams was present re road allowance at the north end of his property and a long discussion fol- lowed with no action taken by Coun- cil. . } Road bills of $4,210.99 were inspect- ed and General account of $13,495.04 of which schools required $12,000. Treasurer was asked what amount of taxes had been collected and the a- 'mount is about $50,000. Council were asked to decide who they wished for 1061 auditor-and- Mr. Mel H. Staples of Orono was chosen to fill that posi- tion. A letter from the Lake Seugog Regatta Assoc. was received request- ing their pista) grant of $200. and was approved.. A discussion of Welfare followed and 'members of Council ap- ier- to all employable persons during the summer months. : Bills of $17,706,03 were moved paid and the meeting adjourned until Aug- ust '1st at 7.30 p.m, Clerk, Vv. Malcolm. | aaa RE. ~The -reguldr-month)y meeting of the | Seunon Council The Regular Meeting of the Scugog Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday July 4th, 8 p.n. Reeve Anson Gerrow and Councillors T | Cecil Fralick, Victor Aldred and Clar- | ence (Carter were present, ' Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted as typed on motion. Correspondence: 1. From the Depart- | ment of Municipal Affairs enclosing | the first insalment of the Per Capita | Grant, in the amount of $567.00. 2. From the Dept. of Municipal Af-| fairs enclosing the Interim payment re Winter Works Program, in the amount of $562.50 this being 50 of the amount of the subsidy receivable for this program. Motion from the Scugog Planning Board: That the Planning Board recommend to Council that the minimum Sq. ft. in round floor area described in By- Law No. 1175 be raised to 1,000 sq. ft. for family dwelling, and that $100. he deposited with the Building Insp. when buying a permit. 3. In the form of a Mr. Don "Ashbridge, Chairman of | the planning Board discussed - this | with Council. It was decided to con- | sult the. Solicitor for the Township | re the above matter, before passing! any resolution on it. FAY LIST: Moved by Clarence Carter seconded by V. Aldred that the following accounts be approved and | that the treasurer be instructed to pay the same. $1838.71 311.90 Roads ...: General oo. Total ie. $2,150.61 i © Carried. | | Motion to adjourn was made by C. | Fralick seconded by V. Aldred to meet | again on August 1st, 1961 or at the | call of the Reeve. Carried. | | Promotions - Port Perry High School, June 1961 'Percentage promotion: Grade Nine -- 83.53 Grade Ten -- 80.22 Grade Eleven -- 76.47 Grade Twelve --« 74.86 The highest ranking candidate in Each Grade is: Grade Nine--Gail Cottyn--84.8% Grade Ten--John Williams--86.2¢¢ Grade Eleven--Bruce Ballinger 91.49% Grade Twelve General-- James Read -- 79.4% Grade Twelve Commercial -- Margaret Posthill--81.89 GRADE NINE TO GRADE TEN - First Class Honours: (75% and over) Gi. Cottyn, S. Pavlik, L. Martin, A. den Boer, I. Harper, M. Willinms, I. Corner, J. Manderson, D. Smith, [.. Stone, R. Nodwell, K. Jackson. Second Class Honours: (66 to 719%) G. Thompson, A. Parvott, R. Din- mond, A. M. Franssen, B. Reader, Clark, M. Jones, J. Eade, C. Dage- nais, M. Empringham. Third Class Honours: (60 to 659%) Gi. Burnett, B. Gibson, S. Crozier, M. Lindholm, B. Marsh, J. Schwartz, Gi. Jardine, M. Schofield, A. Mairs, I. Irwin, M. Tobin, J. Harper, D. I'owell, Ro Spencer, R. Schofield, L. James, M. LL. Crawford, T. Adder- ley, B. Oke, R. Raines. Credit Standing: (50 to 599%) M. Baker, D. Sutcliffe, J. Timms, B. Beare, Leslie Brown, J. Goslin, I'. Buxcey, A. Bertrand, L. Bryant, IR. Prentice, D. Dawson, D. Me- Bray, H. Munro, T. Thomas, R. Lane, M. Rodd, N. Mec- Donald, A. Reader, J. Manns, R. Munro, S. Tripp, Larry Brown, R Nixon, It is recommended that these pupils + follow the Grade Ten courses: T. Taft, K. MacDonald. --_X-- Laughlin, 1. | GRADE TEN TO GRADE ELEVEN Croenized at Prince Albert a The New Party Club of Prince Al-| bert got off to a pretty good start cn Tuesday evening, in the old pub-| lic school house. A group of about | people of the immediate vicinity turn ed out to hear Tommy Thomas, Tom- my Edwards and the Secretary of the Ontario New Party, Mrs. Reg. Stew- art, Twenty people made application | to join the New Party Club. A Tor-| onto radio station reporter covered the meeting. Young Pat Thompson entertained with guitar music before the meeting started. --~TPommy Edwards -chairman. A well received address was delivered by Tommy Thomas, concerning con- ditions of the day. Mrs. P. Stewart gave an enlightening address on How The Party is Organizing, and its rap- id growth from coast to coast, and a pretty clear idea of how the party 13 financed, She stated that if it is to remain a truly peoples'party then of necessity it must be financed by the people in order that the party should not become any person or group. There followed a question perfod in which some very pertinent questions were asked, especially regarding the Party's peace policy, the attitude to- ward NATO, the proposed policy on China, limitations of armaments, ete. There were quite a few of the old guard CCF present and they took an active part in the question period. The Club members were quite pleas- ed with the turn-out and are hopeful that as time goes along more of the village people will become interested, and that we will finally become a well organized Community Club of which everyone will be proud. * Friday evening the all-ready sub- scribed members will meet to appoint | a president, vice president, and secre- tary, also a delegate to go to Ottawa to represent them at the National Con. | vention July 31 to Aug. 4 th, Anyone interested in joining the Party "or desiring information con- cerning same kindly phone 985-2330. We hope in the future to organize children and youth groups and arrange for sports, dances and euchre parties, o co-ordinated community effort that we sincerely hope will make life more neighbourly and pleasant. I AAA New Party J financially obligated to|_ (Intermediate Certificates) First Class Honours: (75% and over) Elling nil McCaig, ¢ Tripp, . Bovd, D. Edenborough, R. Wag- ner, D. Hayes. Segond Class Honours: (66 to 719%) . Collins, J. Cawker, E. Roach, ( Morrow, B. Vernon, Wm. Diamond, W. Aird, M. Croxall, I. Linstead, H. Hope, D. Fralick, S. Levinson, W. Be a S. Fralick, M. Couch, J. Tay . Vernon. Tred All Honours: (60 to 65%). I. Lawrence, P. Kroes, G. Franklin, I. Blain, R. Kennedy, P. Bailey, C. Spencer, [.. Clark, D. Boldue, T. Zoet, B. Simpson, T. Hughes, N. Prentice. ) Credit Standing: (50 to 59%) l.. Cawker, D. Pascoe, J. Cook, C. Wilson, J. Warren, D. Henry, G Dagcenais, Ro Free, Ro Hamer, D. Godley, A. Anness, K. Beath, P. + O'Leary, R. Franks. - It is recommended that these pupil follow the B. Bray, J. Bright, Eden, A. Hatschinski, Mitchell, M, Spears, J. al rade Eleven Courses: D. Cochrane, V. I. Lukas, I. Stark. --X-- R GRADE ELEVEN to GR. TWELVE The remarkable averages are noted of Bruce Ballinger 91.470 and of Bonnie Wallace 91.077. First Class Honours: (75 to 100%) B. Ballinger, B. Wallace, K. Wilson, S. Adderley, E. Hunter, D. Collins. Second Class Honours: (66 to 74%) M. Terrett, R. Milne, J. Druean, I. St. John, G. Wilbur, B. Empring- "iow, J; Gibson, T. Taft, B. Lee, S. Beare, T. Cook, M. Lyon, L. Morgan. Third Class Honours: (60 to 65%) D. Lehman, Fo Millman, R. Jemmett, (i. Geer, J. Whitaker, R. Snelgrove, C. Willes, N. Foster, R. Cawker, C. Mumford, B. Martyn, A. Armour, I... Davidson. ; Credit Standing: (50 to 599%) G. Miller, S. Painter, J. Wilson, N. Hunter, I. Luke, B. Rynard, J. Pugh, K. Nottingham, R. Donnelly, E. Parrott, R. Vernon, (G. Smith, L. Somerville, "J. Carnochan, Wni. Nixon, It is recommended that these follow the Grade Twelve Courses: "D: Ghisony -1.-Lee, W. Stevens, KE; Teno. ' --X-- GRADE TWELVE SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMA COMMERCIAL First Class Honours-- M. Posthill, F. Burnham, M. Parry, S. May. Second Class Honours-- B. Baker, D. Heayn, B. Sweetman. Third Class Honours-- J. Strong. B. Harrison, R. Walker, R. Fraser, P. Credit Standing-- A. Leach. ---- GRADE TWELVE SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMA GENERAL First Class Honours-- J. Read, I. Keizebrink, D. Tripp. Second Class Honours-- J. Ross, P. Midgley, M. Blain, E. Couves, R. Jeffs, D. McLeod. Third Class Honours-- C. Skerratt, R. Carnegie, M. Martyn Credit Standing-- P. Tease, J. Wires, N. Wanamaker, D. Jefford, K. McKenzie, K. Fra- lick, J. Lade, S. Grier, E. Hayes, P. Warren. Promoted to Grade Thirteen-- M. Blain, R. Carnegie, E. Couves, R. Jeffs, I. Keizebrink, M. Martyn, D. McLeod, P. Midgley, J. Read, J. Ross, C. Skerratt, D. Tripp. Utica Scheel Report GRADE 7-- Stephanie Devorski Ben Krabbe Earl McClure Jack Mitchell GRADE 6-- Jim Fielding Bonnie MacDonald Nancy Moore Christine Storie GRADE 5-- Linda Goslin Robert Grani Harmina Krabbe Jamie Saunders Mary West GRADE 4-- Martin Gysbers Barry Moore Barry Philip GRADE 3-- "Gerald Boxall Frank Grani Johnnie Gysbers Michael Mitchell Billy Ruhl Gary Saunders Jane Storie Johnny Sutherland Sharon West GRADE 2-- - Kristen-Banks Victor Boxall Lynn Clark Gary Moore Feggy Ruhl K. M. CROSIER, Teacher Manchester School Report (S.S. No. 6 REACH) Grade 5 to Grade 6-- ~ Marsha Mulholland (Hon.) Greta Vanderby (Hon.) Briann Donnelly (Hon.) George Leach (Hon) Sandra Gerber (Hon.) Geraldine Franks (Hon.) Carolyn Crowder (Hon.) Ronald Evans Paul Henry Walter Green Grade 1 to Grade 5-- Marlene Ives (Hon.) . . . Carole Christie (Hon.) Dennis Symes Billy McCartney Grade 3 to Grade 4-- Donald Crowder (Hon.) Bill Gray (Hon.) Linda Gerber Robert Beacoek™ Grade 2 to Grade 3-- Anna Croxall (Hon.) Malcolm Vanderby (Hon.) Brian Dyke (Hon.) Muriel Gray (Hon.) Karen Murphy (Hon.) Connie Crowder (Hon.) Danny McCartney _ Michael Ives Grade 1 to Grade 2-- Susgn\Curri ~--Gafy E Mary McCartney Lynne Christie Sue Ann de Haas Carol Aird Elsie Hafstee John Kroes Denise Franks ' Billy Gerber or Jimmy Woodcock HAZEL V. MEDD, 1 a aan Ta, 3 5 at "k Teacher, La py et raid - Ee Ree Ge Fah nd We i a et a ae er 13