The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Ed - » aT Sr a . wid; ye A de® "a a * o EAL Ts EA ». up Sedo 2% PF oy Se fi 5, Ng rh Es Be Te Nii RN on RRR, I h 4 4 He RPO . (cl Y, RR ; PRET ve LATE 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, 1964 Mr. J. Aldred is seen proudly displaying the original deed printed on sheepskin and dated 16th of November, 1854. --Staff Photo J. Aldred Celebrates 90 Years (Continued from front page) he said. "The potatoes were placed in a large bowl in the middle of the table and the milk was served in a large pitcher". Mr. Aldred has been an active and useful resident of Scugog Township. For eight years he was a member of the school board. "They called them trus- tees that time", he said. He also served as a councillor on the Township council for seven years, and held the position of reeve of Scugog Township for four years. In this capacity he represented the township. as a member of the Ontario County Council, "Mr. Aldred's wife, Lucy Sint- zel, passed away in 1959. He has two sons, Victor, who is the fourth generation on the ori- ginal family homestead, and Allan who is employed in a FOR YOUR NEW Austin Morris M.G. and 4 Wheel Drive GYPSY ASK ABOUT OUR Before nv flor HOLIDAY PLAN o Start your vacation with a nev car, _o Start payments only after your return, J -- ® Free Emergency Cash Service + while you're away Detalis easlly arranged on our rod PURCHASE PLAN USED CARS 1961 Austin A-55 1961 Morris Oxford 1957 Austin A-55 1956 Austin A-50 Joe McCullough Motors CLAREMONT GARAGE 649-2101 -- Claremont printing firm in Toronto and makes his home in Agincourt. During tte day about 150 relatives and friends arrived at the farm to extend greetings and present Mr. Aldred with many gifts. Among the visitors were Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond and several of Mr. Al- dred's colleagues from County Council, among them Mr, and Mrs. Grant Christie. Students Pass Music Exams " Congratulations to the follow- ing students who have success- fully completed examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music. They arg all students of Mrs, 'Marie Taylor, A.R.C.T,, RMT. THEORY Grade III--History Honors--Barbara Noble Pass--Carol Webber "Jo-Anne Harris Grade IT--Rudiments First Class Honors-- Karen Duckworth (98) Jeanne Elliott (97) Lynn Foster 97) Sylvia Fleischer (96) Paul Taylor (96) Audrey Beauchamp (93) Sharon Stark Robert Webber X John Hayes Pass--Donna Simpson Honors--Dianne Hall pee PIANO Grade IX-- Pass--Carol Webber Grade VIII-- Honors--Audrey Beauchamp Pass--Barbara Noble Karen Duckworth Carol Crozier Grade V-- 3 Pass--Joyce Collins : Gade IV-- Honors--Kathy Sonley Grade II-- Honors--Denna Ballard Marlene Podres Pass--Donna Ballard Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION 1, of Aas THE PORT PERRY STAR . PHONE: 985.7383 Port Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Of- fice on Wednesday, July 15th, | 1964, 7.30 p.m. The Reeve was authorized to proclaim Monday, August 3rd, 1964, Civie Holiday, as a Public Holiday for the Village of Port Perry. WEEDS on Lots--Mr. J. C. Brethour, Weed Inspeetor for the County was in signed the necessary orders for "the Village to proceed with cut- ting of weeds on private lots and the matter seems to be un- der control. Apparently other Municipalities are working in this same manner, The Clerk was instructed to have the Works Dept. take care of the cutting of weeds on pri- vate properties that have been complained of. REQUEST to purchase Lot 10 Graham subdivision, being the property of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry. The Deputy-Reeve questioned the action taken in this matter and the Clerk reported that he had been instructed to write a letter to Council requesting that the sale of this lot be held until the Planning Board decided if it should be retained for a street. The Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Graham that the matter will be given immediate attention as soon as a meeting can be arranged for Council and the Planning Board since there are other matters concerning the installing of services in pro- posed subdivisions to be dis- cussed. DEPUTATIONS: Mr. Bruce Mackey, with his clients Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gerrow ,appeared be- fore Council to discuss. an agreement re the proposed Ger- row subdivision. It was pointed out to the de- putation that some changes would have to be made in the agreement such as: (a) The owner would have to pay for watermains and road construction. (b) That the specifications for the building of the roads & watermains should be put in the agreement in detail. (¢) That the cost of widen- ing the road to the required width would have to be borne by the sub-divider. "(d) Also the 5% or lot to be given to the Village of Port Perry should be specified in the . agreement. Mr. Mackey suggested the in- stalling of the services by Lo- cal Improvement since it would be easier to finance and that he would check into the legality of the Village charging for these services for roads already existing on the Town Plan. It was decided that a joint meeting be called of Council and the Planning Board to de- cide on a definite policy con- cerning the installing of the ser- vices and the development of old unimproved roads on the ex- isting plan. PASSING ACCOUNTS: That the following accounts be approved for payment: General Dept. ...... $4,159.88 Street Maint. .....ocues 1,245.36 Property & Parks... 164.62 Public Welfare ...... 30.00 Truck & Tractor ... 181.23 New Fire Hall ........ 978.60 Waterworks Dept. .. 2,617.64 Carried $9,277.22 LETTER from n, Mr. H., R. Hobbs, Fire Chief of City of Oshawa, dated July 8rd, 1964. ~ "Under the Mutual Fire Aid Plan, No Charge is made for vehicles 'or. manpower, for any assistance rendered to another and has, | i trimming, but there are other department in the Mutual Aid Program." Council decided to follow the Mutual Aid Program regardless of any unwritten understanding which may have been followed in the past. MR. HOWARD GIBSON sub- division agreement was return- ed to be revised. BEARE Motors account for | police cruiser, July 8, 1964 -- | $2,361.79. This account was ap- | proved for payment. LETTER from the Port Perry Hydro-Electric Commission-- "Acting on the instruction of the Port Perry Hydro-Electric Commission, I would like to suggest a meeting between the Councillor in charge of property in the Village and the Commis- sioners, to discuss the trees in the Village which constitute a hazard, due to dead branches, ete. We realize that the Commis- sion is responsible for tree- aspects to the problem. The Commission would be glad to make a tour of the Village as a survey with the Councillor at his convenience." It was left with Mr. John Orde, Chairman of Property, to look over the tree trimming si- tuation with members of the Port Perry Hydro Commission. LETTER from the Depart- ment of Transport dated July 13, 1964. TAN. "In the event that you have overlooked a 'significant date related to the erection and use of speed limit signs, we would request a consideration of Re- gulation 231 (H.T.A.) Section 1 and in particular subsection(4). This section reads as follows: "A Speed Limit Sign bearing the words "SPEED LIMIT" is not valid on and after the 31st day of August, 1964, and no such Speed Limit Sign shall be erected on or after the 31st day of August, 1964. : R.R.O. 1960, REG. 231, S.L." For your information and at- tention, please." Traffic Engineering Branch. It was left with the Police Department to give a report on the number of new Speed Signs AOE TRE Pi FER IRR SAS EF tT dO 1 Da he SAE Crd Ia a Dl SE CER il) "i'5'% ae ERY La which would be required. IN AND OUT OF Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCrea and family, Ottawa were week- end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ben Pickard. Also visiting were their son John Pickard and friend Linda Brand, Toronto. The occasion was the 50th Wed- ding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Edward McCrea. * * * The family of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Switzer held a family reunion on Sunday, July 19th at the family home on Water St., now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gray. There were 71 guests present from Windsor, Oakville, Bronte, Toronto, Osh- awa, Ottawa, Kingsville, Owen Sound, Woodstock, Kingston & Orange, N.Y. " During the afternoon many games and contests were played, | and a lovely lunch was enjoyed by all present. Juniors Win Track and Field (Continued from front page) Measuring race--2nd--Bob Tripp, Port Perry, #1 Softball Competition-- -1st--Ontario County GIRLS' EVENTS | 75 yard "dash---1st--Janiee Workman, Cannington, #2 2nd--June Parliament, Cannington, #2 440 yard relay-- ; 2nd--Ontario County Ball throw--1st--Sally Randall, Cannington, #2 - Sack Race--2nd--June Parlia- ment, Cannington, #2 High jump--3rd--Bev. Brown, Cannington, #2 Three-legged race--1st--Lois & Janice Workman, Cannington, #2. The final event of the day was the Square Dance Competi- tion in all events, and each County was well represented for the most part. A dance, held in the Memorial Centre, Peterbor- ough, was very much enjoyed, and brought the day's activities to a happy conclusion. USE The CLASSIFIED SECTION of The PORT PERRY STAR 0d He Poona To Personalized "Jugt for You? entertaining accessor ~ dinner napkins, eocktail napkins, coasters, matches and playing cards -- printed with your name or initials, add a personal and festive touch to your parties. They do so much, yet cost 8o little, and - are always socially correct. Before your next party, drop in and see the complete samples of Personalized "Just for You" entertaining accessories, stationery and thank-you cards at PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. ° : : Co The AUR & FOS AREA