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¢ The regular meeting of Cart- wright Township Council was held in the evening of May 5th with all members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and business arising therefrom briefly discussed. Mr. Frank Mollard Sr. of Windsor who has quite a pre- tentious summer home here at Scugog Point was present and pointed out to Council with the help of many legal documents that he controls all rights-of- way east of the Scugog Point: Road which leads to the lake, Mr. Arthur Bailey was briefly present requesting a bit of fill in the Parking Area adjacent to his property. Council moved on with the im- portant business of the meeting. By-Law 1105A a companion By-Law to the new Building By- Law to the new Building By- Law #1105, establishing pro- ceedures re: applications for Building Permits and prepay- ment of roadway accesses, was given final readings and de- clared passed. By-Law #1108 being the new 1964 Mill Rate setting By-Law which establish- ed 1964 Tax rate as follows: Board of Education--Resident rate of 40.6 mills and Commer- cial rate of 44.0 mills; Munici- pal rate of--Resident 20.0 mills and Commercial of 23.0 mills; County rate of 12.4, for a total Residential rate of 73.0 mills CARTWRIGHT COUNCIL, NEWS Final this By-Law and 1t too was passed, authorizing Tax De- mand Dates of June 830th and November 30th, 1964 with pen- alty and Interest thereafter. April Bills were presented for payment as follows: readings were given General Account -- $1,000.87 and Roads for $2,805.17 for a Total of $3,805.54. The motion approving said payments also authorized the borrowing of $2,000. are due, which brings the total borrowed currently to $7,000.00. until Taxes Discussion on subjects--Cen- tennial Grants--The ornamental gateway for Parks under the Agricultural Societies Act, and the suggested moving and en- larging of the Skating Rink under the Canada Centennial Act, under contemplation: Correspondence rec'd--A Re- solution from the Town of New- market re--Better use of School facilities, was endorsed by mo- tion of Council. A copy of let- | ter from the Minister of Dept. of Lands and Forests Re possi- bility of a Provincial Park at Caesarea or perhaps a Lake Access Point. A letter from the Salvation Army re Red Shield canvass month. The Proof copy of 1964 Tax Bills for the Twp. and a Commercial rate of 794 of Cartwright, 1964, rec'd with- mills. out error from Port Perry Star. CHERRY CREAM SQUARES (Makes 9 Servings) 2 cups fine graham wafer crumbs 1 tablespoon brown sugar V4 cup butter, melted. 11; teaspoons gelatine 3 tablespoons water 1-(8-ounce) package cream cheese 1 cup sifted icing sugar 1 teaspoon lemon rind 2 teaspoons lemon juice Y, pint (114 cups) whipping cream 1 (20 oz.) can '"'Canada Choice" Cherry Pie Filling - RECIPE OF THE MONTH By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" top. Combine crumbs, brown sug- ar and butter. Press half mixture in bottom of butter- ed 9-inch sq. cake pan, Spr- inkle gelatine over water; let stand 5 mins. to soften and dissolve over hot water. Cool. Cream cheese; gradually beat in icing sugar, lemon rind and juice. Blend gelatine into stiffly-whipped cream; fold into cheese mjxture. Spread half cheese mixture over crumbs in cake pan. Care: fully spread cherry filling on Add remaining cheese mixture and sprinkle with re- maining crumb mixture. Chill and serve cut in squares. This recipe prepared espe- cially for this series by Dairy Foods Service Bureau. Invitations rec'd from L.0.D.A. and C/P.C.A. to attend their conventions and conferences. An acknowledgement from the Minister of Muicipal Affairs re: endorsation of Peel County's re- solution. Council members agreed that the regulations requiring the publication of the Annual Audit Report within one month of re- ceipt of same was stupid and PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1964 -- 11 extravagant in that it cost more than twice as much to reach one quarter of the ratepayers by this method than it did pre- viously by sending out indivi- dual copies with the Tax De- mand Notices to each ratepayer another month later. This and several other extravagant whims of the Governments were discredited by the elected mem- bers of this municipal Council, Council members also at this time decided to take a definate stand to cut out much of the silly subsidizing of selfish in- terests, just to quiev certain de- mandng groups. 1964 MOTTO --*"Hold the Foyt -- Taxes are high enough!" V. Malcolm, Clerk. ( LECTRIC HEATING is the only heating system that offers you all these important advantages: quiet a thermostat in every room more living space | economy Electric heating is one of the many comfort features of the famous Medallion all-electric homes. For full information, consult a qualified electric heating contractor or your Hydro. ' ~ A new car for your family? New appliances for your home? Get whatever you need 10W--1with a Personal Loan from the Canadian Imperial Bank of The difference between hoping ...and having is a 'PERSONAL LOAN from CANADIAN IMPERIAL SVN] Gel a ele] 1] {ela Commierce. 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