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\ ~ Port Perry 'had a memorable ~ ferring of the Third Degree on ~8on as 2nd vice-president. " Tourist--Bill Harrison (chair- Rink Board Rep.--Grant Mec- SEAGRAVE NEWS Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt have been My. and Mrs. Bill Corneil of Oak- wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glenny and Mrs, Casey of Whitby. + Mr. & Mrs. E. Butt and Miss Carol were guests of Mr. and Mus, Victor Sharp of Lindsay. Mr. Howard Leask of Ux- bridge was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart on Sunday, and later called on Mr, and Mrs. H. Eagleson. The high wind of Thursday blew in one of the stained glass windows in the front of Sea- grave Church. Since they have - been in there for fifty-seven years, it may be hard to re- place in matching colors. On Saturday morning some workmen from 'the Scugog Lumber Co., by skilful mani- pulation were able to close the open space with plywood, even with a high wind still blowing. Mr. and Mrs. W. Tristram, Trevor, Glenn and Ross were "dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. Eagleson on Sunday. 'The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Durward was a very unlucky boy during the high wind. Larry was hit on the leg by a flying. piece of 2" x 4" scantling and both bones were broken, At present he is in Oshawa Hospital. L © Hold First ~ Meeting In New Building - Warriner Lodge #175, 1.0.0F. evening on Monday, March 9th. This was their first meeting to be held in their new Lodge Hall and a goodly number of their own members, as well as a number of visitors from sur- rounding lodges were present. . The evening included the con- five new members of the Lodge, with Past Grands filling the chairs and exemplifying the "work. - Although there is some fini- shing yet to be done to the Hall, it is a beautiful structure of which the members should be proud, and will be a fine home in which to hold meetings and carry on their work of Oddfel- lowship in this district. The Official Opening and De- dication ceremony of the hall is not expected- to take place until some time in June, [Elect Executive | (Continued) The executive for 1964 was elected with-Mrs. Beth Oke re- turning as president; Grant McDermott" was elected as 1st vice-president, and Merle Dow- The following were anpointed to the various committees: Lakefront Park--Ted Griffen (chairmain), John Orde, Stewart Sweetman ~ man), Mrs. Mary Lou Lowcock, Howard Hall. Retail Merchants--Merle Dow- son (chairman); Harold Forder, Ted Griffen, Mary Lou Lowcock, Grant Mec- Dermott. Auto Wheels Are Stolen A Port Perry man, Alan Wackett, R.R. 4, Port Perry, parked his car in Oshawa last Thursday, and went to play bingo -- when he returned to his vehicle, he found it "had been jacked up on bricks: and the rear wheels missing. Wackett is helping police to search for the rear wheels, wheel studs and custom wheel discs the thieves made off with. They blocked up the front wheels with yellow building bricks and then placed a big cement block beneath the back axle. - 'Reject Request (Continued) He was informed that it would-be approximately $12.00. A basic charge of $5.00 plus 76c. per mile one way. Mr. Brignall stated that this charge would vary if they had to use oxygen. It could vary from $3. to $6.00 depending on the amount uged. ) Councillor Beare asked, "don't you think you can raise your rates?" Answer: "We are gett- ing 'all we can now, if we did raise our rates, .it still would not give us enough to operate." Councillor Kenny felt that his rates should be based on his cost of operation. Councillor Swain asked, "how long does it take for a call?" Answer: It varies. Some calls could easily take an hour. Council felt that people need » a Ty he AWA Pe Tay PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 12th; 1964 -- 13 this service and that they should be Willing to pay for it. Mr. Brignall felt that they! may be behind in their charges and that they could raise the rate in town from $6.00 to $10. but he felt that he was getting all he could for out-of-town calls. Mr. Brignall stated that in the past he had been operating the ambulance in connection with his taxi service and on January 1st of this year he started it"as a separate business entirely detached from his taxi service. He said his ambulance would not be used for anything else and would be ready for duty at all times. Reeve Martyn asked, "if someone else started a similar operation, would you still oper- ate?" Answer. Definitely yes. Question: "At a loss?" Anm- swer: "Yes", Reeve Martyn felt that his first step was to raise his rates. Mr, Brignall said that he would be willing to raise his rates to a sensible levy, but he would still need help to operate. Councillor Ferguson felt that if a subsidy was provided, the number of unpaid calls would increase. 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