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14--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. SEPT. 26th, 1963 Discuss Sub-Division Agreement At Whitby Twp. A Special Meeting of the' Council of the Twp. of Whitby was held in the Council Cham- * bers, Brooklin on Thursday, September 12th, 1963 at 9.30 p.m. with all members present. Messrs. Wilson, Ridgley and Banfield were present to dis- cuss basic terms of a Subdivi- sion Agreement with the Coun- cil relative to their proposed 11 lot plan of subdivision fronting on Hazelwood Drive. (File T- 13176 Revised). Since the Min- ister's terms and conditions for approval have not been issued as yet the final terms could not be settled at this time. © After a lengthy discussion of the progress to date etc. the following points "were agreed upon: (1, The Subdividers to con- struct a standard gravel road with ditches, from Manning Rd. to the northerly limit of the property to connect with the present Hazelwood Drive in plan M-35. The grades for the same to be prepared by the Subdividers' Engineer and ap- proved by the Township. (2) The Township to main- tain the entire road under agreement with the Subdividers. (3 Basic payment of $300, per lot to be made as specified under Sec. 87 (4) of the stand- ard for of Subdivision Agree- ment. oe (4) As part -of the Subdivi- sion Agreement the Subdividers will be required to deposit in escrew with the Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce at its branch in Brooklin, Ontario Canada Savings Bonds in the principal amount of $5,700. with any interest accruing on the said Bonds to be payable to the Sub- dividers. The foregoing secur- ity will be due after any five lots are sold and clearance on the 6th lot will not be given un- til the Bonds are provided as aforesaid. The sum of $5,700. is the es- timated amount to provide for final preparation of Hazelwood Drive for paving, asphalt sur- We'd like to call fo your attention A truly happy modern invention. It saves you worry, Running and hurry: It's Bell's convenient KITCHEN EXTENSION! . Save countless steps -- get more things done -- order ~ your Kitchen Extension from Council Meeting face, storm sewers, laterals and catch-basins on the portion fronting on the approved 11 lots. (5) The remaining portion? of Hazelwood Drive is to be pro- tected, by the Subdividers being required to deed to the Town- ship a 1' reserve along the re- maining road frontage not fronting on approved lots. . The rates for Township Hall rentals were discussed and it was agreed that current rates would continue with use of the Council, Chambers to be dis- couraged for other than muni- cipal meetings. Church News From Brooklin By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- Pastor L. R. Laird, Meadowcrest Baptist Church, conducted both services Sunday, September 15. At the morning service he spoke on, "How To Control Your Tongue". cifixions" was the title of the sermon of the evening service. Members of the congregation are asked to remember the An- nual Meeting which will be held Wednesday, October 2. Rev. George A. Mundy con- ducted the regular morning ser- vice at Brooklin United Church, Sunday, September 15. The theme of his address, "Early Canadian Pine". "A Young Peoples' Union Rally was held recently in the Christ- ian Education Building of Brooklin United Church. About 100 young people and their par- ents attended from Ashburn, Brooklin, Columbus, Kedron and Mt. Zion. presented a variety program of 'music and a short movie about South Africa. Refreshments and social hour followed. MOUNTJIOY Baclkhoe Service TRENCHES, DRAINS FOUNDATION & SEPTIC : TANKS DUG' and BACKFILLED IVAN MOUNTIOY Blackstock 986-4737 Nov. 29 "The Church Needs More Cru-|. The Ebenezer Choir | te By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- The following are the results of the show of annual flowers held recently by the Brooklin Horticultural Society: Class 1--Asters, 3 blooms, double, mixed colours--Mrs. Frank Bray, Mrs. Lorne Craw- ford, Mrs. Eric Green. Class 2--Asters, 5 blooms, single, mixed colours--Mrs. F. Holliday. Class 3--Cosmos, 5 to 12 blooms in container, mixed colours--Mrs, F. Bray, Mrs. E. Green, Mrs. Cyril Wick. Class 4--Dabhlia, 1 bloom, large decorative type--Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Mrs. C. Wick Class 6--Dahlias, 3 minia- tures (miniatures 5 inches or less)--Mrs. Sydney Lockyer, Mrs. Guy Stevenson, Mrs. C. Wick. Class 8--Gladiolus, 1 spike, white--Mrs. F, Bray, Mrs. J. Holdershaw, Mrs. E. Green. Class 9--Gladiolus, 1 spike, red--no first, Mrs. C. Wilson. Class 10--Gladiolus, 1 spike, yellow--Mrs, Lorne Parrott, Mrs. F. Holliday, Mrs. Aldred. Class 11--Gladiolus, 1 spike, mauve or purple--no first, Mrs, L. Parrott Class 12--Gladiolus, 1 spike, pink--MTrs. F. Bray, Mrs. H. Townsend, Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Class 13--Gladiolus, 1 spike, any other colour--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. C. S. Thompson. Class 15--Basket of gladiolus, mixed, not more than 12 Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. E. Green. Class 16--Calenduld, 3 blooms --Mrs. Norman Alves, Mrs. L. Parrott, Mrs. H. Townsend. Class 17--Mariglods, 3 blooms African--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. L. Crawford, Mrs. C. Wick. 'Class 18--Marigolds, 5 blooms French--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. C, Wick, Mrs. L. Crawford. Class 19--Petunia, 3 blooms, double--Mrs. 'H. Townsend, Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. Thos. Bailey. =*4 Class 20--Petunia, 5 blooms, single--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. E. Acton, Mrs, C. S. Thompson. .. Class 21--Petunia, 3 blooms, ruffled or fringed--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. C. S. Thompsen, Mrs. Guy Stevenson. Class 22--Container of sweet peas--Mrs. E. Green, Mrs. S. Lockyer. Class 23--Container of An- nual Phlox--Mrs. C. S. - Thompson. : . Class 24--Phlox, 1 head, perennial --Mrs. N. Alves. Brooklin Horticultural Society Hold Successful Flower Show Class 25---Rose, 1 bloom, any colour--Mrs. C. Wick, Mrs. F. Holliday, Mrs. F. Bray. Class 26--Roses, 5 blooms, in container--Mrs. C. Wick, Mrs. N. Alves, Mrs. S. Lockyer. Class 27--Zininas, 3 blooms, dahlia, flowering--Mrs. E. Green, Mrs. E, Acton. Class 28-+Zinnias, 3 bloems, cactus, flowering--Mrs. C, S. Thompson, Mrs. H. Townsend, Mrs. F. Bray. Class 29--Zinnias, 5 blooms, pom-pom, flowering=--Mrs. F. Bray, Mrs. C, Wick, Mrs. H. Townsend. > Class 30--Sugar-bowl arrange- ments, handles to be shown-- Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Mrs. H. Townsend, Mrs. E. Acton. Class 31--Modernistic ar- rangement for hall--Mrs. E, Green, Mrs. C, Wick, Mrs. F. Holliday. i Class 32--One colour ar- rangement, flowers and con- tainer in tone or tint of same colour, using any foliage--MTrs. E. Green, Mrs. L. Crawford, Mrs. E. Acton, Best gladiolus in the show-- Mrs. F. Bray. JUNIOR SECTION Class 1--Asters, any colour, 3 blooms--Carol Crawford, Gordon Wick. Class 2--Zinnias, mixed col- ours, 3 blooms--Carol Crawford, Gordon Wick. Class 3--Marigolds--Gordon Wick, Carol Crawford. Class 4--Dining Table Ar- rangement--Gordon Wick, Carol . Crawford. The next regular meeting of Education Building of Brooklin United Church. The guest speaker will be Mrs. T. Izuimi, of Toronto, who will speak and give a de- in the Christian monstration of Japanese Ar- rangements. There will also be a Vegetable Show for Men. -- YX -- Obituary- RAYMOND VICTOR RAINES A former resident of 1004 East Maxlow, Hazel Park, Mi- chigan, for 36 years, Raymond Victor Raines, age 70, died un- expectedly September 17th at the home of his daughter Mar- garet, 1003 East Lincoln, Royal Oak, Mich. He leaves his wife, Ethel; a son, Harold of Olivet; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Mar- garet) Agnello, 1003 East Lin- coln, Royal Oak; and Mrs. An- drew (Ruby) Homick of Koko- mo, Ind.; three brothers, Ar- thur Raines of Prince Albert, Ontario, Hubert Raines of Tor- onto, Ont, and Theodore Raines of Port Perry, Ont.; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Clara) Ray of Tor- onto and Miss Velma Raines of New York; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was born July 26, 1893 in Port Perry, Ont., and was mar-_ ried in December 1913 in Tor- onto, Mr. Raines was a Veteran of World" War I, having served with the Canadian Expedition ary Force, 234th Battalion. Prior to his retirement, he was a machinist at the Chevrolet Gear and Axle Plant, Detroit. 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