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Oshawa on Tuesday upon the occasion "tnittee be. formed, comprised of five that Hey Te, given 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 19th, 1862 Prince Albert All enjoyed the choir anthem on| Sunday directed by the organist Mrs. | . Hunter, "Holy Communion was observed With our pastor Rev. E. 8. Linstead offici- ating. Messrs, F. Vickery, E. Marytn, B. Snelgrove and G. Hunter. The following young people were received into full membership of the Church: Margie Craighead, Patsy Holtby, Donna Fenton, Jean Snelgrove Sharon May, Linda May and Grant Beacock. Lloyd Wilson and Don Beacock took up the offering. At Sunday School recently Joan Heuston and Sharon May read for two films. Birthday pennies were given by T. Hodgins, L. Hunter, H. McNeil and Sharon Olsen. Mesdames M. Pugh, B. Smith, A. Martyn and H. Hodgins attended "Leadership Day", Hampton on Tues- day. Several couples from our midst en- joyed Lions Spring Ball Saturday night. Wedding bells are ringing again. The meeting of the G.N.S. Club was held April 7 at home of Mrs. Jack Brain. Mrs. Ken Middleton presided. Minutes read by secretary Mrs. W Heayn. Treasurer's report by Mrs. 0. Kennedy. some dollars to be sent for one year care for our Korean boy. Three He was assisted by four elders | Our quota of eighty euchres have been held--F. Middleton, five tables; F. Gibsons, eight tables; A. Browns, four tables. Club prizes to high lady -- Mrs. C. Love; High | gent--Mr. C. Ingleton; Consolation-- Mrs. E. Oyler, Mr. G. Hunter. Since our last meeting different convenors reportéd on the tea, "Easter Basket", entire decorations were at-| tractive in yellow, mauve and green. Bake table, tea tables were popular. The colorful assortment of home made Easter eggs sold rapidly. The day's freddy netted fifty-five dollars. A special thank-you to the non members who "contributed "flowers, food and money donations. It was decided to sponsor a rummage sale on Friday, May 4th in the former Doupe store of our village. Anyone wishing to contribute please contact any member. Those to arrange for same C Parkin- son, J. Peel, G. Glass, E. Brain, O. Brown. Two. members appointed to collect for cancer Mrs. F. Middleton and Mrs. S. Glass. Program in charge of Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs. Jeffrey. Lunch served by Mesdames Heayn and Beacock. Mrs. H. Jeffrey accompanied her sister Mrs. A: Harper, Saintfield, to of their aunt, Miss M. Murphy's 80th birthday. They joined other immedi- ate relatives, treating the aged.aunt to a dinner, gifts and: the Sustomery greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gibson, Os. spént' the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson. Glad to see Mrs. B. Jeffs home from Arizona, Mr. J. Lake, Cresswell, was a Sun- day visitor with Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn, Marion and Bruce. Several of the Martyn 'families at- tended the funeral of a'cdousin' Miss H. Mark, in Foronto, Thursday. Week-end company with Mr. 'F. Vickery and the Beacocks were Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Barbara and Neil: and Susan Mitchell all of Oshawa. Sunday company with Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith were 'Mr.' and Mrs. W. Ros- os and children, Kedron. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope entertained about twenty relatives and' close friends on Sunday in honour 'of sev- eral birthdays and anniversaries. Town Council News (Continued from Front Page) cycle business.: Held over for Court of Revision. LETTER from O.W.R.C. re Village cof Port Perry -- Mudieina) Bapitary Survey: : ~ "We are forwarding a copy of our Mr. McConnell's report of March 2nd, 1962, regarding a pollution survey in your municipality." The above matter was taken before the Ontario © Municipal Board and turned down due to the amount of our debenture debt and high mill rate. LETTER from H.E.P.C. dated Apr. 4, 1962, re Discentinuafice of supply of Free Meter 'Bases in Rural Operat~ ing Areas, Left for a meeting with Mr. Patterson of the Ontario Hydro. DEPUTATION-- Messrs. Ted Grif- fin, John Orde 'and Dr. John Price on behalf of thé Port Perry Chamb r of -Commetee appeared before Couneil 'and recommended that a Park Con- persons--threé from: the Chamber of Commeree and two from Couneil.. The Chamber members suggested J Authority to bait 7 bi | | % manage the proposed approved park and that they would promise a good job with returns. LETTER from H.E.P.C. of Ontario dated April 10, 1962, re Balance Sheet and Statistical - Pata, -showing an operating loss for the year 1961 of $3,572.85. File for reference, MEMO--Mr. Gordgh Patterson of the H.E.P.Ci will be down Monday, April 16, 1962, . Filed. LETTER {rom the Office of Comp- Ml ey THE POWER-RACK. Al the fouch of a button, oven door closed, you can raise or lower the oven-rack to the exact height you want it for perfect broiling, searing, browning or bak- ing. Nomilts ! The oven door is glass; the inside is brightly lit. Extras in- clude a power driven Rotisserie, and a Roastmeter to buzz you when the roast is ready. And this oven tells no lies--temperature seltings are accurate! the truest sense: clean lines for beauty; simr 2 cor struaticn for easiest tleanin We: worhman- ship for leogti of fife. Elements, pans, rings and racks lift gt handily, fit back snugly. Fiesta owhers spend fess time cleaning . . . have: more with their.families. mii sible troller of Revenue re Gasoline Tax ning Act effective immediately. File. Act. STATEMENT of cost re Dr. Kan It was felt that the Corporation of | del's drain--this matter was also left Port Perry should beco © a registrant | for the attention of the Chairman of and purchase fuel in bulk less tax. However this matter was left for the | attention of the Chairman of Streets, | Streets. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME--Re- , 28th, 1062, Carried. RESOLUTION--That a Parks Com- mission be formed, consisting of two members of Council and three mem bers of the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce, and that the Clerk be in- structed to procure sample By-Laws of their recommendations for an ap- proved park in accordance with their letter of March 19, 1962. It was also to be mentioned that Council propose to form a Parks Com- mission composed of three members of the Chamber of Commerce and two Deputy-Reeve R. A. Kenny. LETTER from The Ontario Muni- cipal Board. dated April 10, 1962--- new procedure applicable to by-laws passed under Section 30 of the Plan-! 1962, until 12.01 a.m. Sunday, October] ' solution -- That in order to conform , with the City of Oshawa, the Village of Port Perry hereby adopts the fol- lowing dates for Daylight Saving Time: 12.01 a.m. Sunday April 29, ANGE EVEN EQUALS = FIESTA BY MOFFAT" No other range gives youl a power-driven oven- oak for perfect broiling or baking. No other range gives you an open warming shelf. 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