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wth PLS. FN of FA, a o rn 13 TERE TT iene EE aE. - J £4) HE PORT PERRY Ye ' yr ry SATA LA, A " ada we ant Adar ea A tan EE Ar STAR SERVING PORT PERRY, BROOKLIN and d SURROUNDING AREAS "Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Dept., Ottawa, for payment of postage in cash" Six All Round Cords Presented at Blackstock The auditorium at Central Public School, Blackstock was packed "on Sunday evening for the community's first presentation of Guide All-Round cords. Six girls received the awards. Photo shows -- l-r, front row, Capt. Gwenyth Thompson, Lieut. Dorothy Marlow, Carol Rahm, Janice Byers, Blackstock, Div. Commissioner Helen Rudell, Newcastle; back row, Nancy Staniland, Lynda Kyte, Joan Suggitt PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURS., MARCH 1st, 1962 Dist." Commissioner Ivy Hamilton of Cheryl Metcalf. --Bowmanville Statesman Photo. PORT PERRY COUNCIL NEWS Minutes of a Special Meeting i, Council of the Village of Port Perry were held in the Municipal Office on Friday, February 23rd at 7.30 p.m. PRESENT -- Deputy-Reeve R. A. Kenny in the chair, Councillors Ar- thur T. Cox, Irving A. Boyd, Rruce F. Beare. PURCHASE OF TRACTOR Discus- sed from Dilworth Equipnient Ltd. Councillor Boyd reported on Mr. Heron of Brooklin being up to look "over the International Tractor and that he stated that it was 86 horse power, possibly a 67 or 68 model but felt that it was capable of doing the work and worth the money paid for it. ~ Deputy-Reeve R. A. Kenny reported . Beech of Uxbridge being over Cl pspect the tractor, but not having a power take-off, he was not able to check the actual horse-power of the motor as it stands at the present time, but he stated that it was a 28 horse-pawer on the belt, with 86 horse-power motor. He also felt that the tractor was capable of performing the work required and is worth the purchase price, He also pointed out that it is a commercial unit but had farm tires on the back. After conversing with the two ihe pleiitent men mentioned abave, Council felt that they should have.Mr. Hugh ~ Matern, the Salesman for Dilworth i AT rg A A ayy Equipment Ltd. appear at the next meeting on Monday, February 26th at 7.30 p.m. to discuss matters further. It was felt that the 24" backhoe should possibly be exchanged for an 18" backhoe, and if the pump is too small to operate the hydraulic lift properly, that it should be Yeplaesd for a larger one. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Middleton and ask him to appear at the next regular meeting to dis- cuss various matters with Council. HIGHER WATER RATES for 1062. Debenture payments on the new - water tower commencing in 1962, it was felt that the water rates woul" have to be increased, and it was left with the Clerk to check on the amount of money required, so that new rates could be worked out. : WATER MAIN to Well-No. 2 The Clerk was instructed to write Mr. R E. Sims and request a Plan of th Watermain from Lilla, St. to Wel' No. 2. SANPAX for PLUGGED DRAINS It was left with the Clerk to phone the Town of Whitby and ask where Sanpax is sold and why it is not ob tainable by private individuals. On Motion Council adjourned, until February 26th, 7.30 p.m. Carried. I . Minutes of regular meeting of Coun- ell held in the Municipal Office on Monday, February 26th at 7.80 p.m. PRESENT -- Deputy-Reeve R, A, Kenny in the Chair, Councillors I. A. Boyd, Bruce Beare. p. On Motion the minutes of Feb. 10th | pted as typed with the excep. hat no change at the present iim be made with the signs on water -cifications of the tractor. 'on further to state-that-if-the two- Carried. DEPUTATIONS-- Mr. Ken Middleton appeared before Council as requested. Deputy-Reev: Kenny then instruced Mr. Middleton to see that the new tractor is take good care of and not abused. It was also pointed out that a daily chart re- cord should be kept pertaining to oil and greasing, etc. It was also men- tioned to Mr. Middleton that in case of complaints 'made to him that le refer them to the respective chairmar Mr. Middleton stated that he should have a kit of tools if he is to look after the tractor properly, and asked Street. | Council if: he-{s just a- labourer or a foreman with a little authority, as he didn't like having to run to the Chair- 'man for instructions, It was left with Mr. Middleton 't make out a list of the tools required and leave it- with the Clerk for the next regular meeting and it was also pointed out that it would be in the best interests of all concerned for him to get his instructions from the Chairman for whoge Department he is working. Mr. Hugh Matern of Dilworth Equipment. Ltd. attended Council Meeting as requested, '? When he was asked about the horse- power and the year of the tractor, he sated that he was a new man on the job and did not thoroughly under- 'stand the product and that he alon: was responsible for misquoting the horse-power of the tractor. He also stated that he would rather pull the machine.out than to have ar unhappy customer as it was definitely not his intention to misquote the spe- He went foot bucket is too large for the ma- chine it will be changed for an 18" bucket, and if the pump on the hy- draulic fs not large enough to do the job properly, it. will automatically be taken care of by a larger pump. The trouble with starting he ex- plained may be due to inexperience as the fuel line at times has to be bled] in order to eliminate pockets of air, and that he would send over a me-| chanic on the morning of Feb. 27th o thoroughly check the machine and instruct the operator. MRS. MARY SWEETMAN dropped into the Council Meeting and stated she has planned to move her taxi Of- fice to the Front of the Flamingo Restaurant and would - like 'a Taxi Stand in that location. Council agreed to check the by-la and see if her request could be met with. BY-LAW . Forbidding the use of Firearms of high calibre including air- guns to be reported on by Councillo I. A. Boyd. No action taken at the present time, -PASSING-ACCOUNTS = The fol- lowing statement of accounts were au- thorized for payment; . {Continued on Pige" Two) The Port Perry Public School once again staged a successful Ice Carni- val in the Community Memorial Arena, under the direction of the principal, Mr. Roy Cornish and hi: teaching staff. It was the fifth an- nual event of its kind and there were over 400 pupils, ranging in age from five years to the teen-agers on the ice, in costumes of all designs & hues of the rainbow, Each class was well represented and all the' Supervision, judging and well arranged program was entirely ijn the control of the Teachers. Every year the costumes seem to excel the previous year contestants and this year the fancy costumes were outstanding with the comics excellen and the originals artistic. Several of the teachers were also in costume and went out on the ice to join in the fun One of the outstanding characters, Long John Silver, kept everyone guessing until finally it turned out to be none other than principal Cornish Messrs. Stewart Lane and Glen Tay" lor went as Santa Maria and an Air- craft Carrier, respectively. It was gratifying to the committee 'and friends on hand to support .this project. Each year it gets a little bit larger to handle but the long- looked for event always goes off in Proceeds from the silver collection | went towards the financing of 'this big undertaking. After the, judging | of the costumes races were held. prize winners::-- Kindergarten & Gr. 1: Girls & Boys-- Girls Comic--Bonnie Kight; Chery) MacGregor; Jennifer Scriver; Linda Rice. Dress--Debbie McNeill; Laurie Co- chrane; Kim Neill; Valerie Sweetman Original--Galil Dowson; Carla Bagg "Jane Sonley; Laurel Vader. Boys Comic--Robert and Carl Barr: Jimmy McNab; Michael Hayden; Den. nis Johnson. Dress--Andy and David Litt; Way- ne Dowson; Billy VanCamp; Gregory St. John, Original -- Donnie MeNelll; Kenny Jeffrey; Mark Kenny; Paul Bagg. Grade II and III-- . GirlE=Comic--Wendy Harris; Sher- ylin Reader; Colleen Ewimerson Syl- via Rice. - Dress--Lori Mark; Marlene Podres Rhonda Forder; Freda Stein. Original--Diane Panabaker; Donns and Denna Ballard; Donna Wakeford: Marianne Smith, . -'Boys==Comic==Sammy Brown; Ric ky Short; Lloyd McDonald; Ronnie Vokins. Dress--Ted Hall; Chatles Nelson; Laurie Williams; Kim Wakeford. to see such a large crowd of.parents fine fashion to the enjoyment of all.--|- Following is the list of the many "School Carnival Original--Peter Vernon; Gregory Goode; David Bourgeais; Cal Cochrane Grade IV and V-- Girls--Comic--Darla Thomas; Mar- ilyn Hoggard; Grace Baseant? Linda Jeffrey. Dress--Darlene Irvine; Heather Ro- bertson; Leanne Ballard; Karen Ken- nedy. Original--Charlene Bourgeois and Brenda Geer; Janet Baird; Faye Hea- ley; Linda Fickard apd Brenda Web- 'ster, Boys--Comic -- Larry Emmerfon; Brian McNabb; Ralph Prentice; Ju- lian Diamond. Dress--Larry Mark; Alan Wake- ford; Jody Williams; Paul Taylor: Original -- Tommy MeNeill; Stephen Carnegie; Neil Clarke and George - Gibson; Larry Moase. Grade VI, VII and VIII-- Girls--Comic--Diane Brown, Shar on Beare and Sheila Kenny; Diane and Sandra Hall; Susanne Terrett; Marlyr Rennie. Dress--Lynda Heayn; Claire Ptol: my; Nancy Dymond; Martha Carnegie Original--Lynne MacGregor and Bonnie Cawker; Catherine Nelson; Linda Jefford; Christina Rice and 'Barbara Taylor; Beverly Carnegle. Boys--Comic--Richard Ryba; Pete: McDonald; Dale Beare; John Vernon. Dress -- Ricky Walker; Billy Hall: Ricky Ballard; John McMaster. 'Original--John McDermott; Lonnie Mark; Terry Rice; Ronnie Podres. Race Results-- -- ~Boys--K.P. & Gr. I'~Glenn McCoy: Jim McNab; Donnie Phinney. Girls--K.P. & Gr. I--Lorna Graham Vickie Heayn; Lynne Cook. Boys--Gr, II--Laurie Williams; Ricky Evans; Bobby Young. _.. Girls--Gr. II--Sherylin Reader; Rhonda Forder; Karen Carnegie Boys 8 and Under--Laurie Williams Bobby Young; Gregory Goode. Girls 8 and Under--Janet Raines; Sherylin Reader; Rhonda Forder. Boys 9 and.Under--Glen Sweetman; Kenneth Irvine; Ronnie Phinney. Girls 9 and -Under--Janet Raines; Heather, Rider; Beth Robertson. Boys 10 and Under--Brian McNab; Bobby DeShane; Ronnie Phinney. Girls 10 and Under--Anna Forder; Wendy Snookes; Joanne Jackson. = Boys 11 and Under--Glenn Howsan. Brian McNab; Ronnie Phinney. Girls 11 and Under--Anna Forder; Sharon Baird; Janet Raines. Boys 12 and Under<Dale Beare; Larry McNenley; James Porter. Girls 12 and Under--Gail Forder; Sharon Baird; Cathy Nelson, Boys 18 and Under--Bill Beare; Larry McNenley; Bobby-Cowieson;- Girls 183 and hnder--Gail Forder; Linda Jefford; Sharon Baird. Boys 14 and Under---=Bill Beare; (Continued on Back Page) Port Perry's First| Accident In Three Months On the evening of Saturday, Feb- ruary 24th, Constable Light was call- ed to investigate an accident at Lill: and Queen Streets. The car driven by George Carlton Brown, 42, or Bigelow Street, was proceeding south on Lil'a Street when the collision oc- curred with a car proceeding west on Queen. The car owned by David Crews, was driven by Miss Barbar May Hayes of Scugog Street. Passengers in the Crews car, Jen [ thiow 3, and Kevin Crews 2, wer thrown to the pavement by the im and abrasions over the eye. Charges were laid against Brown. | RR -- Scugog Grace U.C.W. The regular monthly meeting of Grace U.C.W, was held on Wednes- day night, Feb. 21st, 1962 at the home of Mrs. Braham. Seventeen members and one visitor were present, Offering $4.22. The meeting opened by our 2nd vice president Mrs. M. Fralick. Hymn 19¢ "God Reveals His - Presence", wax "used, "The Seripture Tesson was given by Mrs. Smith, taken from Isaiah 6: verses 1 to 8. Murs. Fralick gave th lesson thoughts and prayer. Mrs Braham gave us two good readings Hymn 20, "Lord Of All Being" was sung. Prayer by Rev. Braham closed the devotional period. The President Mrs. Thomas, pre- sided over the business part. Minute of the last meeting were read and adopted. Reports were given. Mrs, Pogue in charge of devotional for our March meeting. Our meetings are to be held in future on the third Wed- nesday night of each month. Our next voll call to be answered by a donation to our bale, Our ladies are going calling March 1st to the 21st, call at a home, a afternoon tea and please, leave quarter for our U.C.W. organization. Shrove Tuesday night, March ath we are having a family night at our Church. Program (a nice one) and pancakes, syrup and coffee to be ser- ved. Admission 25 cents. Everyon: is welcome. Program was in charge of Mrs. Manns. Roll Call answered by ideas for our U.C.W, meetings. Instrument- al by Beverley Eden. A contest was held "What a bride takes on he. honeymoon. Lunch was served and a social half hour was enjoyed. Wins Groceries Mrs. Pamela Kandel was the winner of the IGA food voucher drawn at Beare Motors on Saturday; February 24th, 1962, The next draw will be made on Saturday afternoon, March 3rd at Beare Motors, pact. Kevin received slight bruises wa 3 T4.3 . p FRE ad vy. ¥ FE LATE 3 | 3 rt Fi § : ez! AA 7 7 ' . Hp SRA $2.00 Per Year, Single Copy b¢ Catholic Women's League The February meeting. of the len gue was held in the Parish Hall o Tuesday, the 13th, with Mrs..L. Ame) presiding. Mrs. Schillings led th members in prayer. After the minutes Murs. P. V. Ham, business and corre: pandence were discussed. Mrs. Amell thanked the members who attended the Regional Meeting held last Sunday the 25th at St. Ger- trude's Church, in Oshawa. An in teresting afternoon was enjoyed by all. Plans are underway for new kit- chen cuboards in the basement, and for a Euchre party on the 17th of March, 1962. The meeting was closed by Rev. A. Marymen. Then he and Rev. P. Mous left for Uxbridge, while the ladies enjoyed a dainty lunch served by Mrs. Wm. Harper and M) McLaughlin, ENROLLMENT CEREMONY On Wednesday evening, Feb. 21st ut the local Scout Hall, the 2nd Port Perry Guide Co. held an enrollment ceremony, District Commissioner Ruby Roach was in attendance to enroll the girl -and-:present: them -with-their- individ - ual awards. Lieut. Merle Short who is servi her first year as a Guide leader was presented with her warrant, Tenderfoot Pins were presented Eleanor Sommers and Joanne Martyn The following guides received these badges: Crystal Shaw --Second Class, Cooks, Hostess. Dianne Hall -Host ess. Barbara Webster---Second Class, Hostess. Barbara Taylor--Religion & Life Emblem, Hostess. Sandra Harris--Hostess, Following the ceremony a lunchea was served by some of the guides wha do this -as part of their training to ohtain their Hostess badges. f 2 INNER EEN ANNE NENT PORT PERRY Scouts & Guides Brownies and ~ Cub News CLL LL ELL LLL EER EFT TTT] About 150 people, parents of Guides and Scouts and others 'interested i the movement attended the Open i House and dedication ceremony at th Scout Hall on Sunday last. Several 'interesting displays were nrranged b | the various sections and Brownies Guides, Cubs, Scouts and Rovers were on hand with most of the Leaders to explain the exhibits and discuss the training program. The groups depic- ted camp life, nature collections, sew- ing, first aid, and cooking over fir place. Progress charts indicated the } n 7] [4 n Continued on the back page. of the previous meeting were read by | r------ en ---- aa 25th Wedding | Anniversary | Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Norman Wilson who were entertained recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Begone About twenty- | tive relatives and friends gathered at a sarprize party in their honour. Th. appy couple were presented wi I cleetrie frying pan. After thanking everyone a dainty lunch was served, Dearhborne Greenbank Fidelis Class The February meeting of the Fi delis U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. May Blakely. Mary June Howsam"s group opened the devotional with the Hymn 504 "I Love to Tell the Story", followed bh» the Seripture reading which May Blakely took from St. John, Chap. 15 Verna Fraser then led in prayer. Mary June presented an interesting and challenging topic on "Being a Friend, and Hospitality". The poem "Be Kindly", read by Betty McGe pave some additional thoughts on "Friendliness". The offering was then dedicated by Verna. The devotional closed with the sing ing of Hymn 499 "Rescue the Perish- ing". The president, Jean Hunter welcomed the members and visitors, Norene Cook read the see'y report and some letters she had reecived. The treasurer's report was then given by Janet McKaen. Eileen Jar vis and Shirley Lee presented thei new plate idea for raising funds. Betty Stone reported plans for a social evening of Square and Folk dancing on the 17th of Feb. in t} hall. New groups for the fall baz- zaar were then nominated to be in charge of the various tables of goods. Iva Phoenix and Betty Stone were ap- pointed to act on the Christian Educa- tion committee. The Fidelis member of 'the Board of Stewards is Ruby Beare. Two members, Velma Fostei and May Blakely were nominated to act on the Parsonage committee. Anyone wishing to borrow kitchen articles from the church will contact Mrs. Guy or Mrs. Raines. after the flowers for the Church fo: 1962, Ruth Foster was nominated for the music committee. Norene Blair and Joyce Howsam will act on the Bale committee. A sum of money was al- lotted to Mrs. Baylis for correspond- ence expenses. Sandwiches, eookies, tea or coffee were then served. More News Frem Florida Mr. and Mrs. Sam Griffen celebrat. el their Wedding Anniversary on Sun- day, February 18, 1962, by inviting friends to dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier and - Mr. and Mra: A. W. Brock. All had a very pleas- ant evening. Front row -- Steve Hillier, Ricky Evans, Jamie McNab, Cal. Cochrane, Allan Gardner. . Back row -- Larry PORT PERRY Fr a En iy NTR OE Charles Nelson, Billy VanCamp, Barry McKean (goalie) Brent Heard, Mike Reesor, Bobby Yours; Steve Brain, Ives, Jackson Pastries and Western Tire Team Coach -- H. Gardner, Assist ants -- Glen VanCamp and Danny Reesor. IGURE SKATING CARNIVA' -FRL APRIl 1: | Fol' FoF 3 Fis, a Lh und- thanked May fur her hospitality =~! - The Fidelis U.C.W. agreed to look =