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2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. DECEMBER 6th, 1962 Town Council News (Continued from Front Page) LETTER from the Dept. of Munici- pal Affairs dated Nov. 15, 1962. New letter on 5. Transactions. Filed for reference. LETTER from the Safety Supply Company dated Nov. 19, 1962, asking if the First Aid Kit is for use indoors or for use on vehicles. The Clerk was instructed to advise the Safety Supply Company that tha Kit required is one for use in a ve- hicle. LETTER from the Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce advising that interest rates have been reduced to 59 effective Nov. 15, 1962. Filed. LETTER from Mr. R. J. Callighan of the Department of Highway at Port Hope, dated Nov. 16, 1962. "Street cleaning except flushing will be for any three month period between January 1st and July 1, 1962, The period to be chosen annually for each Municipality, will encompass the three consecutive highest monthly expenditures--effective Jan. 1, 1962." Left for the attention of the Road Committee. FIRE CHIE" W. G. Raines re- ports that according to Chief Ray Hobbs we should not charge for the Fire Call to Myrtle, Whitby Twp. The Clerk was instructed to write Chief Ray Hobbs and ask for a policy which would apply to mutual aid throughout the County of Ont. MEMO--Firms selling oil in town, The Clerk was instructed to write those firms selling fuel within the Corporation of Port Perry who have not purchased fuel license to date. LETTER from the Community Me- morial Hospital dated November 20, 1962. "We have a small amount of paving to be done at the Hospital, and won- dered if at some time when work is being done for the town, it would be possible to have this work completed at the same time. "Since part of this is in the main driveway into the Hospital, we are anxious to have it done before the winter season if that would be pos- sible. "The amount for the above work to be forwarded to the Hospital. "Thanking you for your help and co-operation in the past." This rqeuest was left for the atten- tion of the Road Committee to in- vestigate, the Village paving for this year having been completed. LETTER from the Canadian Mit. | chell re Port Perry Approved Park. "Thank you for your letter of 13th Nov., 1962, in connection with the Port Ferry 'Approved Park'. "While we have not yet held many meetings with you in connection with the Park, we have in fact prepared the basic drawings, particularly the Associates Ltd. feratory prayer. The Bible Study by sary. Heartiest congratulations Mr Unit #3 took the form of a Film 'The Living Word". One moments silence in memory of Mrs. Crowle was observed. Roll call was well answered with "books 1 have vead from the book shelf. from all departments were received. A committee was appointed to secure a kneeling stool for the church for the ministers use at Communion ser- vices. The programme consisted of a solo Reports | | and Mrs. Wright. My. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys spent the week-end with Corp- oral and Mrs. Ken Strang and boys, Ottawa and other friends en-route. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge and Tom and John and Mrs. Ira Argue visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hyde, Toronto, on Sunday. Canon and Mrs. Patterson, Weston, und Mrs. Ashmore, who spent the week-end at the Rectory, were Sun- detailed plan rseulting from our field hy Mrs. Harold McLaughlin--A Med- | day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. survey. "We have also progressed with the planning of the Park, and 1 antici- ley of Christmas Songs". Murs. Glenn Larmer gave a synopsis of part of the book "Signals for the Sixties" which Geo. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Morton, David and Robert, Oshawa, and Kathie Dun- ate requesting a meeting with Couns : aj 'me : . \ pate requesting a 1 " ! was followed by groups being formed | 4, Scarboro visited Roy and Bill ¢il and the Chamber of Commerce to discuss this in the near future. "Looking forward to our meeting, and assuring you of our close interest in your Park." Copy of the above letter to be sent to the Sec'y of the Port Perry Cham- ber of Commerce. TENDERS for Snow Removal-- (1) Barclay Transport Ltd. Claremont, Ont. (2) Tripp Consrtuction Ltd., Port Perry, Ont. RESOLUTION -- That the Village of Port Perry enter into an agree- ment with the Tripp Construction Co. for the purpose of plowing snow, for the winter season 1962-1963, at $8.00 per hour as per the tender dated Nov. 22, 1962. Carried. SELLING of HYDRO BONDS-- | The Clerk was instructed to write to Mr. Graff of the Ontario Hydro at Barrie requesting advice on the sell- ing of Hydro Bonds. ADJOURN -- On motion Council adjorned, the next meeting to be at the call of the Reeve. Carried. Blackstock The general U.C.W. met Tuesday afternoon with an attendance of 32 ladies and five kiddies. The Presi- dent Mrs. Neil Malcolm opened the meeting by reading "It isn't the church, It's You". Mrs. Harold Kyte of Unit #2 in charge of the Worship period, gave the meditation on "Keep- ing Christmas" not "Holding Christ- mas". Are we ready for Christmas? To meet the Christ. This was inter- spersed with scripture passages read by Mrs. Ivan Thompson, prayers and a hymn. Mrs. Romeril gave the of- Poms mn mm mm - am and buzz session with brought before whole group. Mrs. Kyte closed meeting with prayer, af- ter which Unit #2 held a bake sale then lunch was served by Unit #1. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton; Miss J. | Higginson; Mrs, Ira Argue; Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, attended the Great Chapter of Deanery of Oshawa annual supper meeting in Whitby, Wednesday evening, where Bishop G. B. Snell of Toronto spoke of the Ang- lican Congress to be held in Toronto in August. The Annual Corporate Communion of the Women's Auxiliary was solem- nized in St. John's Church, Sunday morning. This being the Sunday nearest St. Andrew's Day. Canon Patterson, Weston, conducted the ser- vice. Beautiful flowers on the alter were in memory of members who have passed on. There was a good congregation attended. In the United Church the follow- ing were received into membership-- Carol Blyth; Sharon Larmer; Carol Rahm; Paul Rahm; Douglas Metcalf and Ronald Martyn. The choir sang the Anthem "The Will of God". Rev. Romeril took as the subject of his sermon 'The Brightest Star of the Morning". The Town and Country Club met Saturday evening for their Christmas party. Approximately 30 attended. All went to Bowmanville and enjoyed Bowling for a while, then returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin where the business meet- ing was held, and following officers elected:-- Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell; . Secretaries, Miss Beryl Hibbs and Miss Coryn Clarke; Treasurers, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham. A couple of very interest- ing contests were enjoyed and a de- findings | peyguson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Thompson, Whit- by, visited Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning | Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Mervyn Graham visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Don Pargeter and family Sunday, Mrs. A. Leighton, Mr. and Ms. Frank Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bailey and Sharon Lea, Oshawa were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Shortridge and Bill. Mrs. Lewis Fitze spent the week- end in Barrie and attended the 40th wedding anniversary of her sister, | Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mayes on Satur- day. | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Visee, Beryl and | Gordon, Cavan, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and girls. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Harry VanCamp who celebrated quiet- { ly their 30th wedding anniversary on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Ted McMahon, visited her mother Mrs. Harold Larmer again Sunday afternoon in Bowmanville hospital and are glad to report her able to sit out of bed for short spells, Prince Albert The congregation appreciated the special choir anthem, and the inspir- ing sermon on Sunday. Everyone welcome next Sunday to the evening service at 7.30. Christ- i mas choir music and variety numbers by senior S. S. classes. At Sunday School our Missionary ; convenor Mrs. B. Jeffs planned a ! "Tableau". Ten members ably acted i their part which was worthwhile at I this time of year. Birthday greetings to Irene Blain, Pat Thompson, Jim Martyn and Douglas Blain. | Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson, Clifford and Bruce were Sunday guests with sons, Oshawa. Mr. Frank Summers, Toronto her sister Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rodd and | his friends Mr. and Mrs. A, Martyns. 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This evening's enter- : " tainment was arranged by Mr. and Electrical Service PH. 985-7174 Mrs. Merrill VanCamp; Mr. and Mrs. EE EE a i . ) Jim Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Harold oo McLaughlin. Eo Dr. and Mrs. Jack Marlow, Lively, WM. MURRAY Electrical Contractor called on all their families in this area, Thursday and Friday. SERVING THE AREA SURROUNDING PORT PERRY all of the various passed since 19 the Ontario Human Rights Commissio Director with additional staff, we are to proceed with a greatly expanded make the aims of the Code better k It is a matter for gratificatio program of education and enli the active and wholehearte industry, trade unions, an _ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow at- tended the Canada Packers banquet in Lindsay Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunter and Laura Jo. spent the week-end with the Vennings, Turners and Gunters. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell is attending a members meeting of the Federation of Agriculture in Toronto, Mundav & Tues., Dec. 3 & 4. Several of their relatives called on ROSA STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Dec. 27/62 Sssand Mis Notun Waighin tions tions. This is surely the bgt proof that our citizens, individually and on, Saturday to extend goud wishes ' . a 31 on their fifty-fifth wedding anniver. collectively, ook upon oyf Human Rights Code as a reflection of the -- - fens i community at they are prepared to play their full part in their daily relationships, not just because where in the wor[®and stand aghast before such ugly manifestations as the Berlin Wall, we must never cease to concern ourselves 'with those walls of prejudice which still exist in our own community--and sometimes in our own minds -- and which deny to our fellow citizens ~that justice and equality of opportunity which is their inalienable right. Justice, like charity, should begin at home. | Let Human Rights Day be, among other things, a time for self |e examination in order to make certain that we are faithfully adhering to those lofty principles of the Universal Declaration on which the Parliament of Canada and the Legislature of Ontario have placed their seal. | When gallantry to the girl { i Gag Fork ES . \ ! pS i friend exceeds the : : pocketbook, a boy's best f : ! friend is the telephone. } 0 : Help eame quickly, and 7 : - ha signed win eter: SAVED BY THE BELL Tie | 3) P.8.--Soriously, though, wherever you are, at home % : [ or away, you oan usually reach family or frisnds by ; JOHN'P, ROBARTS : bl | elephone--a service so valuable ,.. yet go often ¥ ; : * - ! taken for oaiod: Ad ei Ath ry 39, 0lten 3 December Tenth, Nineteen Hundréd and Sixty-Two Prime Minister of Ontario f nada. : 3 ; § / : : ; { i ' : - Bil Sle Eg 0b dn i i 3 " - a : ; 5 i ant i 3 ' Mags lf Ler phe See ada weet BA) ALINE Ls