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8 THE PORT PEKKY STAK, THUR! FEBRUARY 2190 190% Town Council News (Continued from Front Page) A branch of a tree fell during an unusual storm and the branch brought high voltage lines into contact with wires providing domestic service. There was no way that such a mishap could have been anticipated by the Municipality and while the damage sustained by residents is most unfor- in the employ of the Municipality was negligent and that the Village of Port Perry is not responsible." The Clerk was instructed to acknow- ledge each claim and end a copy of letter written by the Canadian Gen- eral Insurance Co. denying liability. QUOTATION from Toronto Stamp & Stencil Works Ltd, Feb, 1, 1963. 1 set of 4" Adjustable Stencil Sets A-Z--$15.60; Extra separate letters COPY of a taxi By-Law from the Town of Ajax, obtained by the Police Dept. (this by-law is more elaborate than the one which we have at pre- sent). Held over for further con- sideration. The Clerk was instructed to request a copy of Insurance Policy from cach Taxi operator if not already filed with the Corp. LETTER from R. J. Finnegar, Sec.- Treas. of the Ontario County Mutual Aid Fire Services Assoc. Membership tunate, we are satisfied that no one | for above--1.40 each. Filed. Fee for the year 1963-1064--$10.00. Dowson's Food Market ror perry BONUS BUY! Vid You Save 9¢! -- 5¢ Off Pack 1-1b. Pkg. JEWEL km 25° BONUS BUY! -- You Save 4c! 2-1h. Tin BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP 33° BONUS BUY! -- You Save 4¢! -- Twin Pack DELSEY TISSUE 2:29° BONUS BUY! -- You Save 9c! 15-0z. Tins PARD Dog Food 6:75 SALMON PINK SEAL 59 TEA TEA BISK K MONARCH 43° SWIFT PREMIUM . Fully Cooked SMOKED PICNICS b.4 3° | | - Well Streaked | Fresh Sliced - Always Tender ~~ | | TF remium Pork BACON b69¢|LIVER 1b29¢| MILD SEASONED 1-1b. Cello SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS 2 pio: 89 | BONUS BUY! -- SPAGHETTI or TI or READY cur LANCIA «=» 37: BRAVO PLAIN SAUCE - Tin 25¢ YOU SAVE 17¢ 12-0z, Tins DOLE FANCY ' SWIFT'S PREM 2 for 87¢ FRUIT YOU SAVE 10c! -- Swift's Beef or Irish 24-0z. Tin PREMIUM STEWS 39c| COCKTAIL YOU SAVE 10c! -- Swift's Premium 24-0z, Tin 20-02. Tin 35¢ Dragon Frozen CANTONESE DINNERS CHICKEN OR SHRIMP r 10:59] Arizona GREEN LEMONS 6 for 35¢c| Onions 2 bunches 15¢ California's -- No. 1 large size head Garden Fresh - Florida - 6-0z, poly Finest LETTUCE 19 |RADISHES 2 for 15c {| Fresh Baked - Weston or Sunbeam Old-Fashioned Reg. 29¢ - Pkg. 15 Oatmeal COOKIES 25¢ YOU SAVE do! HABITANT SOUPS Pea or Vegetable SPAGHETTI with Meat Balls 3 9c YOU SAVE 9¢! -- Layer Style Pillshury Cake Mix 2 pkgs 69c YOU SAVE 6¢! -- Fancy Quality Sliced 20-0z, Tin DOLE PINEAPPLE 39 YOU SAVE 9c! -- With Pork 20-0z. Tin VAN CAMP BEANS 4 for 69 YOU SAVE 24c! -- 20¢ Off Pack Package CHEER GIANT 67« 44¢ VALUE! -- New! - New! - 7¢ Off Pack Pkg. AJAX Foo Floor & Wall Cleaner 3 5¢ Florida Marsh Scedless -- Cood Size GRAPEFRUIT Juicy, California Bonus Buy! You Save 8c! - 3c Off Pack! MAPLE LEAF 8-0z. Pkg. CHEESE SLICES 27¢ MAPLE LEAF CHEDDAR WEDGES 12-0. JQ C1200. 33 120. 35¢ 28-02, Tins 3:55° BR RESOLUTION---That the Member ship Fee for the year 1963-1964 of the Ontario County Mutual Aid Fire Ser- vices Assoc. of $10.00 be paid. Carried, Requisition for supplies by the Port Perry Fire Dept. as fololws: 6 Pr. Rubber Boots (Thigh Boots) size 9 (2), 17, 8, 10. 200" of 1%" hose 200" of 2%" hose 12 Pair Rubber Gloves First Aid Kit, large size, complete 1 Hat, size 7--M.S.A. 1 doz.--20 Minute Highway Fuses. The Clerk was instructed to get prices on the above material for the Fire Department, COPY of the Minutes of the Inau. gural Meeting of the County of Ont. Assessors' Association held in Brogk- lin on January 23rd, 1963 at 10 am. Filed. RESOLUTION -- That Port Perry Municipality -pay $20.00 membership fee for 1963, to the Ontario Municipal Association, Carried. PRICE from Barnard Stamp & Stencil: 1 Set of 8" Figures, Gothis Style-- 3.70 set 1 Set of 3" Letters, Gothie Style-- $7.36 set Letter or figure replacements 24c. each, minimum invoice charge $5.80. The Clerk was instructed to order 1 Set of 3" Figures, Gothic Style-- $7.36 per set. Also any additional letters required at 24c. each. FUEL and BREAD Licenses paid to date: Canada Bread Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ont. ($60.00) Brown's Bread, Toronto, Ont. ($50.00) McLaughlin Coal & Supplies, Oshawa, Ont. ($50.00) Murphy Oil Co. Ltd.,, Oshawa, Ont. ($60.00) Young's Fuels, Oshawa, Ont. ($60.00) The Clerk was instructed to give a copy of the fuel and bread licenses paid to date to the Police Department. REPORTS--Councillor, Ivan Park- inson reported on the Meeting of January: 31st, 1963, with Mr. Knox of Mitchell Associates & Mr. Christian from the Provincial Department of Parks and their request to have cer- tain concrete information before the next meeting on March 6th, 1963. (a) That a resolution be passed giv- ing the Village Solicitor authority to start proceedings with the closing of Shanly Street, Casmir Street -and Mary Street, from Water Street to the Lake and Queen Street from the re- freshment booth %o the lake. | (b) Any progress' meade in the se- curing of Crown lands or any other land to the South' or North of the present Park which may be obtained. RESOLUTION--That the Town So- licitor be instructed to start the ne- cessary proceedings re closing of Mary Street, Casimir Street and Shanly Street, from Water Street to Lake Scugog and Queen Street from the Refreshment Booth to the lake. Councillor Bruce Beare reported '| that the Fire Department were pre- paring plans for a prepared Fire Hall and they have suggested the Corpora- tion Lot at the corner of Crandle and Clark Streets as a suitable location. It was reported that Mr. Allan Walsh is interested in a refund of part of 1962 business tax. Also for holiday pay for the portion of the year in which he worked for the Port Perry Hydro. ADJOURN -- On motion Council adjourned until Friday, February 22nd at 7.30 p.m. SL UHL EST tie one il Seagrave The U.C.W. convened in the Sunday School Room on Wednesday evening, Feb. 13th, with the South Group in charge. Mrs. M. Bruce, the Group leader, opened with a call to worship and followed by Hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth", Mrs, E. Butt led in prayer. Mrs. A. Bruce read the Scripture passage. Mrs. G. Wana- maker used the 2nd chapter of "The Word and the Way", as a Bible Study, this being the story of the creation, She brought out very forcefully that God was the creator of all, and any- thing man makes is just using the materials created by God. Mrs. E. Clements reviewed the 2nd chapter of "On Asia's Rim," and with the aid of a map outlined the area, with its size and population, that we would be studying. Hymn "From all that Dwell Be- neath the Skies," closed the devotions, Mrs. Bruce thanked all who had taken part and turned the meeting over to the President Mrs. R. Reyn- olds. The minutes of the last meet. ing were read and adopted. Four more members joined, and three ladies contributed to the Birthday Box. The General and Supply Collections were received. The Layette Shower was a great success, a lot of lovely articles were received, as well as a good cash donation toward the fund. On motion of Mrs, C. Tait and Mrs, G. Stone it was agreed to send $6.00 a month to Mrs, L, Dickson, for Kin. EE cL dergarten Teacher, in Formosa. It was also carried to pay the caretaking and organist, as in previous years. A Daffodil Tea was discussed and a Committee of Mrs, Cliff Short, Mrs. C, Tait, Mrs. B, Wanamaker, Mrs. M. Bruce, Mrs, W. Keen and the Presi- dent Mrs. Reynolds were asked to set the date and work out the details. Decided to hold the World's Day of Frayer on March 1st. Mrs. McNeil to contact a speaker if possible. Moved by Mrs. D. Leslie, seconded by Mrs. Tobin that we have a Kitchen Shower for Mrs. D. Ashmore Friday evening, Feb. 22nd being the suggest- ed date. Shower to be held in the S. School Room, the community is asked to assist in this effort, Mrs. C. Short presented three lovely aluminum 'tea pots, to the church, which were purchased with the money left from the community parties, which have been given up, since we no longer have the school. Hymn "The Day Thou gavest Lord", and the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. While lunch was being pre- pared Mrs. B. Wanamaker conducted a Valentine Flower Contest. A lunch was served in keeping with Valentine Day. Mr. Gordon Sweetman had a very successful sale of garage equipment and supplies, on Saturday. A large crowd gathered and fair prices were realized. - The North Group of the U.C.W. also did well with their coffee, hot dogs and pie. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott were guests at the Annual Masonic Ladies Night, in Port Perry on Saturday evening. Miss Rosemary Nodwell had the honor of piping in the guest speaker the Lieutenant Governor Hon. Keiller MacKay. Congratulations Rosemary. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright of Cannington were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Moon, Preshylerian W.M.S. The February meeting of the St. John's Presbyterian Woman's Mis- sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. George MacPhaden, North St. on Tuesday, February 12th. Mrs. Grant Christie conducted the meeting which began with the read- ing of a poem and the singing of the hymn "Lord, Thou Lovest A Cheerful Giver". After the reading of the min- utes, the roll call, and the presenta- tion of the offering, Mrs. Christie and 'Mrs. Buntain gave reports of the an. nual meeting of the Lindsay Presby. terial of the W.M.S. held at St. An- drew's Church, Lindsay, on January 23rd. Brief discussion followed con- cerning Presbyterial matters. The acting President then made mention of the World Day of Prayer meeting to be held in the United Church at Port Perry on Friday, March 1st, at 8.00 p.m. All ladies were urged to be present. The Study for the day took the form of a Panel Discussion on Korea under the leadership of Mrs. Buntain, Con- venor, Mrs. Bentley, and Mrs. Mac- Phaden. Questions were asked by the members of the Society. The meeting concluded witn a brief worship service in which Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. MacPhaden, and Mrs. Buntain took part. Catholic Women's League Tuesday Evening, February 12th, the Catholic Women's League met in the Parish Hall for their regular monthly meeting. Convener reports were given and several items of busi. ness taken care of including a motion to purchase new chairs for the Parish Hall. All Ladies were urged to. at- tend the Regional Meeting in Ajax, Sunday February 24th. Rev. Father Marynen closed the meeting and a social half hour was enjoyed by all with Mrs. Wm. Harper and Mrs. Nellie Coyle Hostesses. CAWKER BROS. Boneless Pot Roast Beef ...... 45°" Prime Rib Roast Beef ........ 69'" Devon Bacon - I's ........... 69'" © BEEF QUARTERS FOR LOCKERS eo FREE Town DELIVERY every morning until 11 o'clock ROXY UXBRIDGE PH. UL 2-3661 UXBRIDGE PH. UL 2-3661 MANAGER and LESSEE -- T. BURROWS THURSDAY - ONE SHOW ONLY STARTING AT 8 P.M. DOORS OPEN 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY CONTINUOUS From 7:00 P.M. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M. 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