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~, 'on roads. The regular meeting of the! Scugog Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Satur- day, March 7th, 1964 at 1 p.m. Reeve Victor Aldred and Councillors C. B. Hoult, E. Pren- tice, Joe Dowson and Glen De- mara were present. Minutes of the last meeting and a special meeting were read and adopted on motion. CORRESPONDENCE-- 1. The - Retail Sales Tax Branch, enclosing an applica- tion for rebate re expenditures Forms to be com- pleted and returned. 2. Dept. of Highways: Ap- proving the petition for subsidy and payment of same for 1963 expenditures on roads--amount $2, 678.49. 3,.Dept. of Highways: Ap- proving By-Law No. 1221 to increase the salary of the road superintendent. 4, & 6. Dept. of Highways re supply of steel and cement, also used steel truss bridges. Filed. "6. C. Ont. County Dist, High| School Board: enclosing the re- quisition for the 'year 1964-- Scugog's share--$26,744.16; 7. Gariepy & Mann: re Rou- gedale Constr. Co. Ltd. Plan No. 791 requesting the release of certain lots. Clerk to reply that no more lots to be released -un- til completion of the road. 8. Dept. of Lands & Forests: re Special open deer season in some townships. Council's com- ment that it is not necessary in Scugog Twp. as the deer popu- lation is not too high at the present time. 9. Dept. of Lands & Forests: re flooding etc. Filed. 10. Village of Port Perry: en- closing copy of the 1964 Fire Agreement duly signed by both parties. Filed. 11. Dept. of Municipal Af- fairs: re Child Welfare Act and an amendment to same whereby the payment of the Grant be paid direct to the County and not to the Towns, Townships and Villages as for merly. Filed for budget reference. 12. Bruce V. Mackey: Re road at Lakeside Beach and the con- veyance of the deed for same from P. Goreski ete. Clerk to inform the solicitor that the Council will not accept same un- til a garage located onthe road allowance hs been removed, 18. Mr. M. McLaren: request- ing further explanation re the "conveyance of 5% of Plan 617 to the Township. Left for Twp. THE BEST OF BOTH TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, hudget terms) HOME HEAT SERVICE AT NO COST TO YOU BUBNFIELD BALLARD Plumbing and Heating | Mrs. 985 - 2491 Port Perry]. * . ie s x A Siw ster rim bois Ae 3 Fe 2 Scugog Township Council News! Solicitor to deal with same. 14, Mr. A. Powell: re the con- veyance of 5% of Plan 650 to the township. Left for Bruce V. Mackey to deal with same. MOTION -- That the Clerk's Bond has been inspected and found to be in order. MOTION -- That Len Hance be appointed as Warble Fly Control Ingpector for Scugog Tewnship ify 1964. PAY LIST: It was moved that the following accounts be ap- proved and' that the treasurer be instructed to pay the same: Roads .....oovveviiinneearnenennns $109.91 Carried $421.94 Motion to adjourn was made to meet again on Saturday, April 4th, 1964 at 1.00 p.m. or at the call of | of the reeve reeve, Awarded $63,750 (Continued) The jury, composed of four men and two women, deliberated for two hours and 10 minutes before answering the seven questions 'approved by Mr. Jus- tice Sauel J, Hughes. The first question asked if they were satisfied that the de- fendant," Cain, was mot at all negligent in the accident. The answer was "no". The second question asked in what way he was responsible, providing that the first ques- tion was answered in the nega- tive. The jyry listed the following conclusls: Cain should have been 1 opking for unusual cir- cumstafices after passing a bus that~had just stopped; he did not\ show proper care and con- trol he should have seen the girl\in time to stop; he could havg avoided the collision by erving slightly to the left(it into testified that the right front fender struck the girl); he did not, by admission use his brakes until after impact. Carol was found partially ne- gligent for not crossing' the road properly. She ran diagon- ally instead of straight across.: The remainder of the quest- ions dealt with the terms of the judgment. The case opened Thursday with Mr. Greer calling 'his wit- nesses for the plaintiffs, Mr. & Miss Fralick. Mr. Kelly closed the case for the plaintiffs with his surpnation, - ; Honour Parents {On Anniversary | A very pleasant Sysary was spent at the home of Mr. and Clem Jeffrey, on Satur- day, March 7, 1964 in honour of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Orr Jeffrey who were celebrat- ing their 40th Wedding Anni- versary. After an evening of cards, the family sat down to a delic- ious meal. -- Present were the grooms two brothers," Gordon |, and Percy Jeffrey also his two sisters, Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove, and Mrs. Malcolm Bailey, with their husbands and wives. The brides two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Brunt, and Mrs. Howard Carn- ochan, also her two brothers, Gordon and Stewart Mark, al- ong with their husbands and wives included 26 present in all. An honoured guest was Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey, mother of the groom, who celebrated her 85th birthday this past Jan. A purse of money was 'pres- ented to the bride and groom of forty years from their. son, Clem and Marg. and daughter Lois and Walt. Unfortunately Lois who. re- sides in Calgary was unable to be present due to distance. Words "of "Congratulations" were © given by their oldest grandchild, - Cathy Jeffrey on behalf of their five grand- children. Cathy, Debbie and Paula Jeffrey, and Lynn' and Bobby Panasiuk, after which they were presented with a bouquet of forty red and white carnations. Numerous other gifts were received from the other mem- bers of the family. After cutting their wedding, a, few well chosen words of "Thank You" were given by the bride and groom. Grace United Church U.C.W. Grace U.C.W, was held at the home of Mrs. Boneschansker on Wednesday evening March 11. Fifteen members and two visit- ors were present. The President, Mrs. Prentic welcomed all present. The Ford's Prayer was repeated by a Mrs. Demara in charge of the devotion, read the Scripture les- son Matt. 27 verses 42-54, Carol Boneschansker gave a prayer. Roll Call, minutes, offering, correspondence. An invitation to Prince Albert U.C.W. on Wednesday was read. The Annual Flower Show to be at Grace on March 25th, All are invited to attend. It was passed to give a dona- tion to the Parsonage Fund. We are to give $10.00 to the Cubs of the Island. We are to cater to all wedding receptions. Program--Reading by Marg. Demara; Beatrice Demara gave | {i a prayer on Easter; Marg. De- mara conducted a tree contest. Lunch and Program commit- | }% tee for April--Marion Crozier, |}; Florence Fralick, Elizabeth Fra- || lick and Inah Fralick, A delicious cake and ice cream was served by Marg. and Beatrice Demara. lunch, banana |} - PORT PERRY STAR, EAT i RAT IR rae MAS HE FY FERRIES SW SE SSIES RSE a} } > of hint 34 oa CAF ry Vi a SA EA EAST OLIS WES BAG BAUR AGRA & SA Ent lL LES THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1964 -- 18 Lions Entertain Sons & Daughters Members of the Port Perry, human neighbourhood and told Lions Club entertained their sons and daughters last Mon- day evening, when they held their annual sons and daughters night in the local Legion Hall. The evening started with a turkey supper prepared by the ladies of the Legion Auxiliary. During the dinner had the pleasure of introducing his son or daughter, to the ga- thering. The program, in charge of Irving Boyd, was much enjoyed by the children and the oldsters as well. Two films were shown on safety, Each film was in the form of a cartoon. The first film was about a family of Chimps, who lived in a modern each Lion | the story of proper use of a bi- cycle while riding on the roads. The second film was about a little Indian boy and depicted the story of how he learned the proper way of crossing streets in a large city. Following the films, Miss Jean Bright, a local dancing teacher was present and had a number of her pupils perform in a variety of dances. Miss Bright also delighted the audi- ence with a dance which she performed herself. The evening was brought to a close, and each' child received a bag of candy as they were leaving. 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