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Clarke, Members of the local Flan- ning Board were with the Mu- nicipal Council last Wednesday | to hear remarks of Mr. Thor-| burn and Mr, Langer of the Community Planning Branch, Department of Municipal Af- fairs, to discuss a zoning by- law. ; Council explained that there are two mink farms in the Municipality at the present time that a third is starting up and it is realized that something must be done, eithér in the way zoning by-law in order to con- trol certain types of business in a residential area. Mr. Thorburn, acting as spokes- man for the Department of | Community Planning, stated that the best type of by-law | . would be a zoning by-law and that a zoning by-law is one which defines the use of land He explained that one start | with: ' Pt. Perry Couple Wins Trophy Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis, Port Perry were the winners of a bridge interclub Championship between members of General Motors, .Oshawa Golf Club, Brooklin and Fernhill Duplicate | Bridge Clubs last week. The winners scored 196 points and were presented with a trophy. : Runners-up were Mrs, 8S. also from Port Perry with a 'score of 172. 1. What you have, 2. What you want to have. 3. How to accomplish or solve the problem you are trying to overcome. "A map of the Municipality, showing the different areas for framing, residential, commercial and industrial, is the key to the zoning by-law. He explained that a zoning by-law can be drawn up locally, as many Mu- School Ted Smith is seen in the centre, and four time winner of the Russell Morrison trophy with 633 points, David St. Pierre, Claremont is seen at right. | possible assistance but they do Number 21 oo | | --Staff Photo taking part. D. St. Pierre Wins Seed Judging Port Jerry Jrs. Win Team Contest On Saturday, February 15th, the Ontario' County Seed Judg- ing Competition was held in the Port Perry High School, with a total of 43 contesetants During the morning prog- ramme, contestants were re- quired to judge classes of cer- eal grains, small seeds, hay, corn silage, and identify weeds, plant specimens and crop seeds. During the afternoon program- me, the contestants were re- quired to give oral reasons on four of the six classes judged in the morning. The high contestant in the competition was David St.Pierre of Claremont, with a .total of 633 points out of a possible 700. David won the Russell Morrison Trophy for the high contestant in the Junior Section for the fourth consecutive time. In the Senior Section, Alvin | Brooks, Mount Albert, was high | contestant, with a total of 614 | won the Ontario : County Soil and Crop Improve- |. Championship je points and ment Senior Award. The - Port Perry Junior Far- mers' team of Bob Tripp, Don Beacock, and Keith Phoenix Town & Twps. Will Discuss Ambulance Three weeks ago Port Perry council agreed to pay Brignall's Ambulance a subsidy of $200.00 "in order to keep the ambulance service in operation, | This subsidy was only to be of a temporary nature, and to | | last only for two months, until | a meeting could be called invit- | ing the Townships of Reach, Scugog and Cartwright to par- L nicipalities have done, or con- | :ultants could be employed to prepare this by-law. He stated the po ition of the Department as being prepared to give all 'not draw up the actual by-law for a Municipality. He recomended trying to sat- isfy as many of the people as possible and that a draft of the (Continued on Page 18) ticipate. Residents in the three. townships also benefit from this service and it was felt that a combined meeting of the four | municipalities involved could possibly reach a conclusion on | how to keep this essential ser-| vice alive, This meeting is now called for Wednesday, Feb. 26th when Port Perry council meet for their. regular meeting. An invitation has been sent out to the three councils in question to attend. : won the Junior Farmer Inter-: club Trophy, with the Uxbridge Junior Farmers placing second. The Inter-School Trophy was awarded to 'the Brock District High School. The team mem- bers were Fred Waines, Tom Wilcock, Bill Speedie, and Dave Howard, and the coach was Mr. John Hawthorne, Agricultural Teacher at the Brock District High School. The Uxbridge High School placed second, and Port Perry High School placed third. N Wins Judo Belt Neil Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Len Clark is seen above receiving his yellow belt from his judo instructor, Leo Hauns- berger, at the C.R.A. Building, Oshawa. Neil, aged twelve, has ; been taking Judo lessons since last Octobe rand along with one or two other Port Perry boys, is~ becoming well-advanced in his training. Hospital Report For Week Ending Feb. 15, 1964 Admissions ......... SER an 14 Operations ............%.. 6 Discharges ........coueeee. 17 Births ............ AR Seyi iain 1 Remaining ..................... 19 Pass $300. Mark Tre canvass for funds launch- ed by the local chapter of Ont- ario Heart Foundation must be considered a decided success. So far donations from Port Perry citizens have reached the tidy amount of over $500. The campaign goes on through the month of February, and anyone wishing, may take or send their contribution to the Port Perry Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. Colourful Costumes Dislayed At Ice Carnival The costumes displayed by the public school children at = great desl of imagination and skill. the annual ice carnival held in the Arena last week showed & In the above pictures are a few of several hundred children who competed for honours.