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_ which may be leaking. ~~ St. W., Toronto. '+ writer $10.80 to be serviced quarterly. ) --partment, and typewriters of the Po- -yearly with Serial Numbers 768271-14 PORT PERRY Minutes of Regular Meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held Tuesday, August 29th, 1961. PRESENT -- Deputy-Reeve W. T. Harris in the Chair ,and Councillors Arthur T. Cox, Irving Boyd, and Robt. Kenny. (Reeve J. J. Gibson being absent due to illness). Minutes of Regular Meeting of Aug. 9th, 1961 were adopted as typed on Motion. z DEED for New Stand Pipe Site--It was reparted that a Deed is being pre- pared for the south half of lot 2560 on the East side of Silver Street. SHUT-OFF at James Rider Pro- perty--This having been the second shut-off it was left with W. T. Har- ris to investigate before replacing. WATER SERVICE at Miss Orch- ard's Property--It was left with Coun- cillor W. T. Harris to check the water service at Miss Orchard's Property PASSING ACCOUNTS: General Department .......... $3,423.38 Relief icc " 109.69 Property & Parks ............ 822.62 Street Maintenance ............ 3,693.31 | Supp By-law No. 1347 ........ 67.11 Waterworks Dept. cone. 269.90 _ Hydro-Electric ....occiovunnen. 8,231.60 $16,607.41 Carried. LETTER from-Mr.-G.-D.-Hepditch Re amendments to assessment act, as passed under legislation 1960-61 and procurable through his office or from the Carswell Co. Ltd. 146-149 Adelaide The Clerk was astigeted to EN for the amendments to the Assess: ment Act, and keep the records up to date with the latest available infor- mation. . LETTER from Underwood Ltd.-- with yearly charge for each type- Council approved of a yearly charge to be serviced quarterly at $10.80 each for typewriters 'Serial Numbers 529- 6320-14 and 7723696-26, General De- lice and Hydro Department which are used sparingly to be serviced half- - 4: respectively. | replacing pole at the rear of Lot 143 COUNCIL copies of the Treasurer's Sale of Landssfor Arrears of Taxes. Filed for refeience so that the interest of the Corporation can be taken care of. LETTER from the Canadian Gen- eral Electric Co. Ltd. Re Ontario Re-|- tail Sales Tax, Effective Sept. 1, 1961 we as vendors collect the 3% Provin- |. cial Tax on all shipments delivered in the Province of Ontario after August 31st unless we are fuwnished with a purchase exemption certificate or un- less the purchaser holds 8 "G" regu- lation .permit? Filed. LETTER from the Ontario Munici-! pal Board, dated Aug. 17, 1961--Pro- posed construction of storage tank-- $36,176.00. "Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of the 16th instant, and upon receipt of the certificate of approval of the Ontario Water Resources Com- mission your application will be for- warded to the Board for considera- tion," Clerk phoned O.W.R.C. Aug. 18 and they are waiting for information from Mr. R. E. Sims. The above filed for reference. LETTER from Mr. R. J. Cameron dated August 19th, 1961 re holidays. Contents noted and filed with Holi- days with Pay. LETTER from the Bell Telephone Co. of Canada re estimated éosts for Queen St. East East--$62.46. Council approved of the above esti- mate and it was left with the Clerk to advise the Bell Telephone Comp- any accordingly. LETTER from the Bell Telephone Co. of Canada dated August 18, 1961 re 2 plans for answering the Police telephone when the office is unman- ned. 1. The first is a system which has proven "quite satisfactorily in other towns (Bowmanville, Gravenhurst, and Pickering). The system includes a light and a telephone answering and recording unit. This unit would be wired into the police telephone at the office and would answer the tele: phone as well as take messages. The light located at some prominent point in town would light up and burn | steadily until the receiver of this main telephone is lifted. During the hours when the office is unattended, light on, would simply go to the of- fice and play back the recorded mes- sage left by .the caller. This means that no police call would be missed. The monthly charge for this system is approximately twenty-three dollars, and a non-recurring installation charge of fifteen dollars would apply. .2. A second plan of operating would be basically the same as you have now. However, a light could be. installed at a prominent location which would light up and stay lit until the Con- stable went back to his office and lifted the telephone from the receiver. He could then call his wife and get the message from her. The monthly charge for this system would be ap- proximately three dollars. , The second plan is probably the better of the two, however, it will continue to tie the Constable's wife down to her home. RESOLUTION--That a telephone warning light be installed at a pro- minent place on Queen St. at a mon- thly cost of $3.00 to assist the Police Dept. in their Duties. Carried. STATEMENT of. FINES for July, 1961 -- $444.00 -- Municipal share-- $204.18. Filed. LETTER from Horton Steel Works re Supply and Construction of $800,- 000. Imp. Gal. Steel Storage Stand- pipe. Filed. STATEMENT of WORK performed by Ontario Hydro for-period July 8rd to 24th, 1961. Filed. LETTER from Dept. of Finance, Ottawa re 1961 application for a grant in lieu of taxes on the Port Perry Post Office. RY "Due to changes in tenancy of the Post Office, we have reduced the ac- cepted value for 1961 to $1,226 for land 'and $7,905 for the building. - Referring. to your letter of April 24, 1961, we suggest that you have your assesor .re-asses the building| giving consideration to the changes which have been made and include a copy of the appraisal card showing the revised value when submitting your 1962 claim. A brief explanation for the revision will be helpful to us"; The Clerk was instructed to reply to their letter and to have the County 'Assessor, the Local Assessor make a 'new assessment. of the Govermment Post: Office property. ues on the property for the following reasons: - We feel that the PLOEY has been incerased in value by $16,000.00. the Constable oan the beat seeing the EE Comsds s Fj . ROUND OR RUMP BEEF lod FOOD MARKETS Prince 'Albert Ont. inest Burns Small Link SAUSAGE ..... Tray Pack i NC) Maple Leaf Red: Hot 'WEINERS LTT 10, 02. Pls. Ji 3} Features Effective at Your CARLOAD Food : Market, Prince Albert WED. - SAT. "SEPT. 6,7,8,9 . Features that spell Savings, Value, : Economy Tender Siced Ri Burns Daisy Rindless = ° Flat Pkg. urns y \ .' BEEF LIVER J, ry SIDE BACON BIERES CAMPBELL ' 10 oz: STORE HOURS | Daily 8.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. . Tuesday, 8.30 to 1 p.m. FOOD PARCELS DELIVERY Phone: 985-2492 Plenty of Parking Space "DON'T CARRY HEAVY - "CLOVER LEAF re NABISCO - ~ TOMATO SOUP ...... 3- RE EEREREE NT ET 3-8 " SOCKEYE SALMON ...... od MAXWELL HOUSE -- 4¢ OFF i Te IR 6 12's EAT . 18 £5 ' PEPSODENT. -- 14¢ OFF TOOTH PASTE ........... 45 We have placed the following val-' 5 y : FE AS PF #8 Csr eas Ev tf inet At ent __ THE E PORT PERRY, STAR THURS, SEPTEMBER Tth, 1961-5 tion of hydro-electric equipment on Scugog Street to accommodate De- partment of Highways' Improvement of TA Highway. The Clerk was instructed to make application to the Department of At least one office in the building is being occupied by Government Agencies and has been such for the last two 'years, with the remaining rooms having been used by patriotic organizations and the only use now, Ladies Wed. Night League September 13th-- being used by an organization, is the] Highways that the Department pay 7:00 p.m. Cancer Organization for one or two | for 100% of the labour in connection 1-2 North Stars Bombers days a month who gather to prepare] with the proposed changes. 3-4 - Mosquitoes -- Flyers dressings for the organization. MEMO--Shut-off: leaking at Con- 5-6 Jets -- Hurricanes way Gardens: 9:00 p.m: - Left for the attention of Deputy-| "1-2 Sunderlands -- Kittyhawks Reeve W. T. Harris, 3-4 Helicopters -- Spitfires : 6-6 Lancasters -- Maat MEMO---Culvert pipe open in grass ing uatangs on 'boulevard at corner of Bigelow and Paxton. Left for the attention of Deputy-Reeve W. T. Harris. LETTER from Department of High- 1-2 ways, re Interim Payment of Subsidy 3-4 to August 31, 1961. 6-6 LETTER to Reeve J. J. Gibson 1-2 from Mrs. E. R. Stacey -- "Several 8-4 Sunday evenings of late, a number of 5-6 young men have been flying model airplanes in the High School grounds, across the road, during the evening We do not therefore think that the tenancy has changed and the value of, the property has increased. LETTER from the Department of Municipal Affairs dated Aug. 22, 1961 re proposed Subdivision owned by Wm. G. Tripp. ~ Your letter of August 22nd received re Wm. Tripp subdivision. Please be advised that the conditions set out in your letter of October 8th, 1960 have' not yet been fulfilled by the appli- cant. "His solicitors have recently re- ceived a copy of those conditions. ACCOUNTS of Mr. C. Love from Mr. W. H. abso damage to wir- September 20th-- . 7:00 p.m. Sunderlands -- Mustangs Kittyhawks -- Spitfires Lancasters -- Helicopters 9:00 p.m. North Stars -- Hurricanes Bombers -- Flyers Mosquitoes -- Jets September 27th-- ing done. by storm. $14.30. service. Needless to say, this is most 7:00 p.m. The Clerk was instructed to write} annoying." Left for the attention of | 1.2 Flyers -- Spitfires Mr. C. Love as follows: "Your claim | the Police Department. 3-4 Lancasters -- Jets for damage' to your wiring by reason of storm has been brought to the at- tention of Council. 65-6 Bombers -- Mustangs 9:00 p.m. 1-2 Kittyhawks -- Mosquitoes APPEALS--For Court of Revision Bob Archer Motors; Mrs. Ernest Seri- ': There were similar occurrences in| ver; Mr. Ernest White; Mr. Wr. Gra- p 3 : 3-4 Sunderlands -- 'rie Port Perry during Hurricane Hazel | ham; Mr. W. L. Lowcock; Dr. M. B. 5.6." Helicopters Noicunes and it was found that the Corporation | Pymond. Hi ® Left for the Clerk to make arrange- | -- - ments with the County Assessor for a date re Court of Revision, LETTER from R. J, CRWETan: "Gentlemen, there is no doubt you are aware our schools will be open again on- Sept. 5th, 1961, I would like to know if tle Council wishes me to of Port Perry was not responsible for such damages. However you may have a claim with your Insurance Co. Please find attached your accounts." LETTER from~Mr; A. C. Richard- son, re regular maintenance, to be paid for by the Port Perry Hydro- Electric System. carry on as' school ' crossing safety your LETTER from Mr| A. C. Richard: officer as in the past.--R. J. Cameron" oloctrie son re 'proposed changes and reloca- It was decided that Mr. Cameron clothes dryer carry on as Public School Crossing Guard as in the past. Saves Werk! MEMO--Gordon Morrow complains Printed in: Prince Albert Mrs. B. Jeffs, Mrs. L, Beacock und Mr. E Martyn took their turn of over- seeing the junior congregation. Several couples pertaining to the bible class were graciously entertain- ed in -the home of Mr. and Mrs. R Butzon. Near midnight the host and hostess served a liberal supply of hot dogs, corn & other food which proved an enjoyable climax to a pleasant evening. We wish success to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams who have. moved to Oshawa Speedy health to Mv." Thos, Sager who underwent surgery in Oshawa. Debra and Wayne Raines, Toronto, enjoyed a week with their Doupe and Raines grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Butson attended the Pickett reunion at the "Maples", Uxbridge. Mr. J. LL Hunter, with his parents Mr. Hunter and Nola, Allan Murphy enjoyed a week with his cousin Judy Dickinson, Toronto. The members of the G. N. S. Club will resume their meetings this fall at the home of Olive Brown on Monday, Sept. 11th, Neil Devitt, Oshawa, spent a few days with his Beacock cousins. Mr. and Mis. Geo. Webb, Ottawa, are holidaying with his sister My. and Mrs. Ben Smith, , ' Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson and Bruce enjoyed being with her brother Mur. and Mrs. G. Miller at their 'cottage, Atherley, on Sunday. Several enjoyed Valerie - Heayn's birthday party on Saturday.. FAMLY BUSNESS 'Ottawa, has been and Mrs. Lloyd of radio interference -- M. Dowson's BOSTON, LOS ANGELES Apt. This matter to be referred to LONDON | the Department of 'Transport at tps Ottiiwa. : HYDRO FINANCES Discussed-- Arthur T. Cox, Chairman of the Hydro Department, informed Council that due to unforseen expenditures such as the 3- phase power to the new I.G.A. and the Gossard building, also a tree- -trimming contract, may make it * necessary to cash some of the Hydro bonds. To ! MEMO: Reeve J. J. Gibson in Port THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Occasional MONITOR schedule. CAILY NEWSPAPER p ee , in Perry Hospital and L. W. Leahy in Interest g Oshawa Hospital. Clérk was instruct- Accurate ed to send get well cards on behslf of Council. Meeting adjourned to 'meet again | Monday, Sept. 11th at 7.30 p.m. 'Complete International News Coverage Teachers. information please TEACHERS WANTED The Port Perry Public School Board requires Salary according to For registration and further telephone the Principal's office during school hours. Phone 985-2591 S. R. BRUTON, : Chairman of the Board " sn nt. Ss Se ne The - Christian Science Monitor One Nogway st, Boston 15, Mass, | Send your newspaper for "the :time checked. Enclosed find. my check or " money order. [J 1 year $20 [0 6 months $10 OO 3 months $5 --= | DEPARTM - Address .. CRAFT COATS and JACKE BIS FOR FALL -- $19.95, $24.95, $35.00" ABROW SHIRTS -- $5. 00 and $6.00 TIP TOP Ww. ENT City ] : "Zone State or . eu 16 OF ANY | - 5-4 ' a Port Perry Tues., Sept. 13th FAIR GROUNDS . --Ausp. Agri. 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