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SE Nd Bey AE lw fox - ARE SRA RAR VUE dy LORS EE FER RVIE I ee t* - Als se . ~ ~- 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1964 BROOKLIN and DISTRICT By Mrs, R. Holman BROOKLIN -- "Ye That are Men Now Serve Him!" was the theme of the Palm Sunday ser- mon delivered by Rev. George A. Mundy, Sunday, March 22nd at Brooklin United Church, The anthem by the Senior Choir, under Rowland McCord, was "Thou Goest ,to Jerusalem" *--Frank. The Junior Chair, led by Mrs. G. Mundy, sang "Hosanna!" Under the sponsorship of the United Links Couples Club of the Church the film "Question 7" was shown at 7.30 p.m. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed during the 11.00 a.m. service of wor- ship Easter Sunday. At 7.30 p.m. a special service of music by both Junior and Senior Choirs will be held. "Guest soloist will be Louise Pearce Rundle, from North- minster United Church, Oshawa. ES * * BROOKLIN -- Pastor L. R. Laire preached at both regular services of worship at Meadow- crest Baptist Church, Sunday, March 22, at 11.00 a.m., the theme of the sermon was "Re- actions to the Cross", that at 7.00 p.m. was "The End!" There will be special music, a brief word from the Serip- tures and communion at the Special Good Friday service, March 27 at 7.30 p.m. Easter Sunday Services will be 11.00 a.m. Service for the dedication of infants. 7.00 p.m. Baptismal Service (by immer- sion). . x * * BROOKLIN -- The Brooklin Home and School Association met recently in Meadowcrest Public School. Pupils from the Senior School were invited to attend the meet- ing with their parents, as it was felt the program of films on Water Safety would be of in- terest to them. The first of the films was an "Drownproofing", a new meth- od developed to help keep one- self afloat after a water acci- dent while awaiting rescue, or as a means of resting while swimming. The second film was a de- monstration of the mouth- to- mouth method of artificial res- piration and-its application. The attendance plaque was won by Miss Graham's room. The April meeting will be the annual meeting. There will also be a "fashion show" of school uniforms with a discus- sion of the pro's and con's of the school uniform. WHITBY TWP. COUNCIL-- A Regular Mgeting of the Township of Whitby was- held :in the Council Chambers, Brook- lin on Monday, March 9th, 1964 'at 7.60 p.m. with Reeve J. Good- win, Deputy Reeve J. Dryden and Councillors F. Sturch, J, Batty and D. Roberts present. Deputations & Interviews-- Mr. T. K. Creighton, Q.C. was present to explain to the Coun- cil a request from Mr. R. Dale representing Cambridge Lease- holds and their problems with : regard to a contemplated mort, [fuse on the property in rela- onship to the Site Plan Agree- ment of June, 1962 between Humberforth Investments and the Township. The presence of the Agreement on the Title of the Plaza is suffiicent to dis- courage those lending money on a $1, 140.000. Mortgage on the A new 'agreement was prepared by Mr. Creighton to preserve the rights of the Township as contained in the original agreement and at the some time to allow the mort gage to take precedence on title. This was verbally approved by Mr. Dale and upon the assur- ance by Mr, Creighton that the rights of the Township will not be materially affected the sign- ing of the agreement was auth- orized by Resolution #1. Mr. Creighton was queried on the present status of the matter of Mr. Eyers and the keeping of pigs contrary to By-law 1784, Mr. Creighton advised the Coun- cil that he was not handling this particular matter person- ally but would make an inquiry into the matter and report to Council. Mr. John H. Stroud, Treasur- er of the Twp .of Whitby School Area No. 1 Public Library Bd. presented copies to Council of the 1964 Budget, a financial statement for 1963, a librarai- an's report for 1963 and a copy of a letter from the Department of Education. Mr. Stroud also drew to the attention of the Council the following: "That there is.not at the pre- sent time any one capable of carrying on should our present Librarian become incapacitated. It is of paramount importance that this condition be rectified without further delay. A rate of 2.9 mills on the present assessment will provide only sufficient monies to carry on in a similar manner to pre- vious years. It will require a rate of 3.3 mills to implement our plans of obtaining an as- sistant capable of being trained to become the future Librarian. In support of the above, we attach a copy of a letter re- ceived from the Department of Education, wherein our Library was singled out as the best of its kind in Ontario, serving a population of similar propor- tion. Please assist us in maintain- ing it as such by providing the funds necessary to fulfill our programme of normal progress. To deny this Board's request for a rate of 3.3 mills will prevent the Library from continuing its healthy growth. Reeve Goodwin asked Mr. Stroud if he was informed as to the possible results to this lib- rary for next year if the Min- ister of Education proceeds to dissolve the local school sections and create .one school area for the whole Twp. Mr. Stroud in- formed the Council that he had discussed the matter with the Clerk but the effects of such legislation would have to be in- vestigated and a ruling obtain- ed-when the legislation has ac- tually been passed. Mr. Malcolm Porter was pre- sent regarding the Wm. Winter property in Lot 85, Concession 1 and asked for a ruling as to whether or not the parking of his trucks at his residence in an' Agricultural Zone would be an allowable use under By-law 1784. After some considerable discussion it was agreed that Mr. Porter should obtain a legal opinion in this regard. General Business Two suggestions were receiv- ed for a Centennial Project (1) "Investment in Youth Plan" by Mr. R. McKinzey and (2) "Tal- ent Development Centre" by 'Mrs. Elizabeth McIntyre. .. Moved by Don. Roberts, Sec- onded by F. Sturch that the in- coming 'correspondence 'be re- gh lM Siri 2 SAL paid Etc) ferred to the various committees as indicated on the agenda. Carried. - A letter from Mr. Morris Ta- bachnick, President of Cam- bridge Leaseholds Ltd. invited the Reeve & Council and other Twp. Officials to attend the of- ficial opening of K-Mart Plaza on Thursday, March 12th at 9 a.m. After noting the date and time this invitation was filed, with the Reeve and some other members indicating 'that they wlll attend. Finance & Welfare Chairman J. Dryden reported that the various requests for grants cannot be dealt with at this time and would recommend that such requests be held and all dealt with at the same time. The questionnaire from the Ontario School Trustees and Ratepayers Association on rela- tionships between Ontario School Boards and Municipal Councils was reported on in de- tail and approved for mailing to the Association by Resolution No. 4. General Accounts and Wel- fare Accounts were considered and authorized for payment by 'Resolutions No. 2 and No. 3. Roads-- Chairman J. Goodwin report- ed that. Mr. Dempsey, Consult- ing Engineer for the owners of the Ross and Croxall plans of subdivision, had requested that a Township Consulting Engin-| eer be named for these subdivi- sions so that he might be con- sulted by Mr. Dempsey regard- ing certain drainage require- ments. Further to this Chair- man Goodwin reported that he was prepared to recommend the hiring of * Municipal Planning Consultants Co. Ltd. as Town- ship Consulting Engineer for these subdivisions. Reference to this is contained in Resolu- tion No. 7. Chairman Goodwin also re- ported the need for a storm sewer southerly along the east side of Highway #7 & #12 from George St. to the creek and introduced Resolution No. 6 to look after this situation. Road Accounts were consider- ed and approved by Resolution No. 5. 'Councillor = Sturch reported that a child waiting to cross Highway 2 at Gerrard Road narrowly escaped injury and asked 'about traffic lights at that intersection." The present plans of the Departmen of Highways call for realigning BUSINESS DIRECTORY TEACHING PIANO EDITH PLATFORD, A.T.CM. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony. Any age, any grade. Special courses for beginners. For appointment phone 985-7563 June 12/64 INSURANCE Have us Check Your Insurance Policies, you could be losing a Substantial Discount by not having a Composite Policy For Information Contact EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-2421 ..Port Perry, Ont. FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD REALTOR Sunderland, Ont. Phone 303 Nov. 21/64 GILLSON & McPHADEN| General Insurance PORT PERRY - ONTARIO Telephone 985-2341 Office Corner John & North Sts. 1--Apr., 30/64 Piano Teacher GLORIA HASTINGS Lessons to Commence in September Call 985-2539 May 8 MONUMENTS RIMAR MEMORIALS Phone: 723-1002 152 Simcoe South, OSHAWA Aug. 27/64 MACKEY & BAILEY Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. 25 Caleb Street PHONE 985 - 2127 PORT PERRY, ONT. May Lh SIGNS POSTERS L. Langille 985-2916 Feb. 6 INSURANCE ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Fire - Automobile Family Liability Accident & Sickness CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Myrtle, Ont. 655-4832 May 28/64 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND. WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. Armstrong Port Perry -- 985- 2226 1.5--Feb. 28/65 INCOME TAX and BOOKKEEPING * SERVICES iin SST. a ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2--Post Office Building, Port Perry ~ Specializing in farm and business tax returns. Now Open SATRUDAY MORNINGS 9 a.m. to 12 Noon Telephone 985 - 7031 April 28rd WANTED Horses Crippled and Old Cattle e HIGHEST PRICES PAID o Garrard Rd. and .Kendglwood Petheeording to Size & Condition. Rd. but there does not'seém to be any .provision for traffic lights. Deputy Reeve Dryden request- ed the Road Committee to con- sider (1) erection of a sign naming "Hall's Road" at High- way No. 2 and Almonds Church (2) the drainage problem pre- sently being experienced by Mr. W. Carson, 9 Vipond Rd. Chair- man. Goodwin. accepted these items but did point out (1) that the signing along the highways is done directly by the Depart- ment and (2). that a storm sew- er exists across the road from Mr. Carson and permission could be obtained from the Twp. to cross Vipond Road with a cellar drain to hook up to this | storm sewer. By-law #2283 of the County of Ontario to add Thickson Rd. through Concessions 6 and 7 to the County Road System as an extension of County Road #26 was received as a atter. of in- formation and : Small' Animals Removed Free. Phone Zenith 32800 NO! TOLL CHARGE Power Equipped Trucks. Call Any Time ED PECONI & SON LTD. R.R. #2 Woodville Collector's Licence 302-C-64 | OPTOMETRIST AE. Johnson, 0.0. MARY ST., PORT oT Wed. 9 am. - 1 p.m. Appointments - Phone 985-2383 Feb, 27 /64 D UFF ELECTRONICS TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 9 985-7993 or 985-2728. PORT PERRY Formerly. Apex TV Service Cash on the Spot for Dead or Crippled Farm Stock. Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton 263-2721 g MARGWILL FUR FARM TYRONE Licence No. 245-C-63 10 Oct. 64 = NICK'S Dead Stock Service Highest prices paid for dead or crippled cattle and horses. Hogs and small animals removed free. For fast service, 24 hours a day, 7.days a ' week -- Phone: Uxbridge--ULster 2-3319 No charge to you, We pay all telephone charges. Prop.. NICK MONTAGUE License No. 172-62 R.R. No. 1, Foxmead Mareh 19/64 MARKERS-