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ERP I ee pa nas WN Sen es CARA TeV ARASH 0 nL Ta Fh AAPL YE ; A x Ontario-Hydro Ask Town Council For 33" Easement Along Old CNR The Regular Meeting of 'Council of the Village of Port Perry was held in the Munici- pal Office on/Tuesday, January 26th, 1965 at 7.30 p.m. Mr. Wm. Charlton of the 'Ontario Hydro met with Coun- cil and stated that the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commis- sion have a 20 ft. easement a- long the abandoned C.N.R. right of way and would like a 83 ft. easement, due to the new trans- mission line which will be carrying power to the new sub- station in Cartwright Twp. He explained that it might be necessary to trim or even cut certain trees In the Village Park area. Arrangements were made for the Park Committee to look the situation over with Mr. Charl- , ton on Wednesday, Jan. 27th, at 1.00 p.m. PASSING ACCOUNTS--The following Statement of Accounts was authorized for payment: 1964 Business Gen. Department ......$ 541.46 Welfare Dept. coun. 381.39 Street Maintenance .... 2,589.30 Truck & Tractor Acct. 95.46 Waterworks Dept. ........ 1,324.39 $4,932.00, 1965 Business General Department ...$ 782.15 Property & Parks ........ 202.12 Street Maintenance ...... 269.34 Waterworks Dept, ........ 12.90 $1,266.61 1965 Road Estimates By-Law-- Maintenance .............. $11,000. Construction .............. 6,000. (to be completed before "March 31, 1965) Left with the Road Committee for further information, OERTIFICATE as to Regis. trations for 1964. Births--97 Deaths--26 Filed for reference. LETTER from The Port Perry Fire Department dated Jan. 14, 1965. "To help with fire inspection and our duties as Firemen in the Village of Port Perry, we would be pleased if you would get some information for us. At your earliest convenience, we would like all information regarding fire regulations in Port Perry, such as fire by- laws and building by-laws where fire protection _is concerned.....} The Port Perry Fire Dept. would also like to notify you that we have received a resignation from Mr. Harry DeShane, who is, unable to carry on with the Department because of ill health. With permission from Coun- cil, we will proceed in finding a replacement for Mr. DeShane. Hoping my requests meet ONTARIO RIDING (SOUTH) YOUNG PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION MEETING ANNUAL ELECTION ' OFFICERS PORT PERRY MUNICIPAL BLDG. Friday, Feb. 12 ~ at 8.00 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER -- HON. M. B. DYMOND ® Everyone Welcome eo GOT A CHILLY ROOM? ADDING A ROOM? MAKE YOUR COMFORT COMPLETE WITH ELECTRIC HEAT VISIT YOUR ELECTRIC HEATING INFORMATION CENTRE ONTARIO HYDRO 61 Temperance St. BOWMANVILLE Ph, 623-2561-2 Brock St. UXBRIDGE Phone: 852-3442 with your approval." --The Clerk was instructed to give the Port Perry Fire Department copies of any by- laws and additional information available, as requested. It was also decided that a letter of appreciation be sent to Mr. Harry DeShane for his many years of good service on the volunteer Fire Brigade. FINES for the month of December $160.00 -- Port Perry Share $61.41, Filed. LETTER from The Canadian Mitchell Associates Ltd. dated Jan. 19, 1965 re Zoning By-Law. "Thank you for your letter of 5th January, 1965 concerning the progress on the Zoning By- Law. We would advise that we have now received the comments from the Community Planning Branch of the Ontario Depart- ment of Municipal Affairs and find that the points raised are of a sufficiently minor nature that it does not appear neces- sary to hold a further meeting with Planning Board and Coun- cil before the Public Meeting to present the proposed Zoning By-Law to the public in general. Accordingly we propose to | forward to you copies of the revised text in the near future and would suggest that consid- eration be given to arranging the Public Meeting early in February. Prior to the Public Meeting we will forward descriptive plans which can be displayed in the Municipal Offices for public view, and Council may also wish to have copies of the Zoning By-Law available for review at the same time. We would suggest that the Public Meeting be set for Tues- day, Wednesday or Thursday, 2nd, 3rd, 4th February or the corresponding mid-week days in the following week. When this date has been set you should advertise in the local press pre- ferably one week prior to the date set for the Meeting in order that proper notice be given to all Ratepayers of the purpose and intent of the Meet- ing. We are pleased that the Zon- ing By-Law Is now nearing fin- alization and hope that the meeting is well attended. After the Public Meeting Council should formally consider the passing of the Zoning By-Law and then apply to the Ontario Municipal Board for a hearing." Deaths SAMUEL H. BARRETT At South Burnaby, B.C. on Monday Jan. 25th, Samuel Hil- Jard Barrett, beloved husband of Olivette Barrett, father of Mrs. Tony Martin (Geraldine) and brother of Mrs. Harry Thorne (Clara) of Oshawa and Mrs. William Holtby (Aletha) of Manchester. Burial was on Wednesday, Jan. 27th at South Burnaby, B.C. WATSON, Annie May -- At the Port Hope & District Hosp. on Sunday, Jan. 81, 1965, Annie Pollon (Late of Caesarea) be- loved wife of the late John Wat- son, dear mother of Lorne of Winnpeg, Lewis and Irene (Mrs. E. Green) both of Port Hope, in her 86th year. Service was from McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Tuesday, Interment Nestleton Cemetery. PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, February 4th --- 7 Seed Judging Saturday, Feh. 6 The annual Ontario County Junior Farmers' Seed Judging Competition will be held in the Uxbridge Secondary School on Saturday, February 6th, begin- ning at 9.30 a.m. Contestants will judge class- es of oats, wheat, barley, alfalfa hay and corn silage, and be re- quired to identify weeds, crop plants and seeds. Oral reasons will also be taken on several of the judging classes. All farmers, farmers' sons & daughters ,under 29 years of age, are eligible to compete. The contestants will be divided into Junior and Senior sections. There will also be special class- es for High School teams and Junior Farmer Clubs. The competition is supervised by the Ontario County office of the Ontario Department of Agriculture. WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. PHONE: 985-7383 Introductory for all Cars-Trucks-Tractors MORROW FARM Offer LIMITED TIME ONLY M. F. SPARK PLUGS 09: Industrial Equipment EQUIPMENT Port Perry EVERSWEET Bac FRESH on BUTT BAR X DELMONTE CARNATION AYLMER Cawker's Food Market Free Delivery Beef 39¢ a. 1.00 Pork Chops Beef Stew PINEAPPLE and Grapefruit Juice «- 35¢ Evaporated Milk «49: Tomato Soup o- = 23¢ 59° Ib. 5 3c 39 1Y; lbs. PHONE 985 - 2221 CAWKERS FOOD MARKET PORT PERRY I Re Se reve SNE 40 15 CO 0 OL Ld Epil Aah Ih AAS rT £42 T HL AY ry x FY Noy AST) as i Pm gn e t= - "Rey SEG > LET 4 oi o od TEX AO 4 = STENT hed SOIC "ra er fava