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1 itn KIA I BEN LY fs A iy PR 3% LEA hy gve (Nr a F N AE A FE "y (Yr, : F Pgs N BH u/ 43 i ' LEA > $e SER AE TIA) «ts y : : iY <3 3% al " NEY KN SHIT 5s P2RT § PERRY TAR "Volume 100 THURSDAY, 'APRIL 8th, 1965 Number 29 SEWAGE PROJECT Lagoon Sites Discussed By Port Perry Council A motion was passed at the last regular meeting of the Port Perry Council to apply for a loan in the amount of $152,- 800. under the Municipal Works Assistance Act, 1963. The application will be made to the Minister of Municipal Affairs, and will be used in connection with the proposed sewage works project in the Village. ~ Present at the meeting was Mr. Chuck Kretch, representing the Canadian Mitchell Associa- tion Ltd. in his capacity as an advisor on the project. He discussed possible sites for a lagoon and explained that it is proposed to use a gravity system as much as possible and the further from Port Perry for a lagoon site, the greater would be the cost. He felt that the proposed sites would not be too close to residential proper- ties and is well within the re- gulations concerning lagoons. He pointed out that the Village should encourage development in the areas that the sewers will serve. Mr. Gary Reis of Simcoe St. appeared before Council on be- half of his mother and stated that they were concerned due to | Hospital Report For Week Ending April 3rd Admissions ......... RII. 17 Operations ....c.c.oniinen . 9 Emergency Treatment .. 8 Births ..oin SAS . Nil Deaths .......... .. Ni Discharges Remaining Visiting Hours 3-4 and 7-8 p.m, be located in that area. rumors that a lagoon for the proposed sewerage system is to He re- ported that they had lived close to the open plant at Whitby and fecund it very objectionable. Mr. Kretch of the Canadian Mitchell Associates Ltd. an- swered the questions and stated that a lagoon is only noticeable for a possible two weeks of fifty-two weeks. = This being in the spring when the ice covered pond breaks up. Arrange Party At Scout Hall After the successful Ice Re- vue for 1965 was all over, Mr. and Mrs. DM. Stephens were ] hosts to a number of club mem- : few | Among' bers, executive and a friends and relatives. the guests were also John Wild the instructor and Mrs, Wild. The party held at the Scout Hall had a two fold purpose, celebration of a successful Car-! nival and season, as well as ap- | preciation to the club and others wha through a championship fund made it possible for Anna Forder and Richard Stephens to participate in the Canadian Figure Skating Championship in Calgary last February. Reach School Area Board Needs 8 Mills Reach Township School Area Board held a Special Meeting on Thursday, April 1st to prepare Budget figures for submission to Council, and also to re-dis- cuss salary schedules for teach. ers. Salary schedule for teachers were adopted one year ago, with a minimum starting pay for student teachers who gradu- ated that year of $3100. This coming September, this figure has been upped to $3400. with the thought that more teachers will be interested in teaching in the Township schools. | Present schedule (revised edi- | tion) pays $300. increase for | three years, until $4000 is reached, at which time the in- crement reverts to $200. until the maximum of $5000 is reach- ed at Level I. Level II mini- mum starts at $3600 with simi- Of Tax Money! years of experience have been increased to $4600 with $200 annual increment to the $5000 maximum at Level I. Although the teachers have not officially accepted this schedule of salar- ies, it will mean an additional $13,000 of taxpayers' money to pay the $95,000 or $100,000 bill for 21 teachers, plus 3 Assist- ants to Principals, plus supply teacher who fill in during sick leave of regular staff. (Continued on Page 2) 'Daylight Saving Begins April 25 Daylight saving time this year will begin 12.01 a.m. on April 25th and end at 12.01 a.m, Oct. 31st. A motion was made to this lar increments to the maximum | of $5200. Teachers with five or more effect at the last regular meeting of Port Perry Council on March 29th. G. McDerm ott Elected 1965 C of C President Grant Chamber of Commerce for 1965 organization recently. McDermott was elected president of Port Perry at the regular meeting of the Other members of the executive are past pres. Mrs. R. Oke; 1st vice pres. J. Bower; 2nd vice pres. B. Harrison; Sec.-treas. W. H. Hall; and directors Mrs. D. Lowick, T Griffen, H. Forder, J. Porter, R. Wilson, S. Beare, S. Sweetman, E. M. Dowson. "Appointed to various committees were: Retail Merchants, J. Bower, chairman, Mrs. R. Oke and E. M. Dowson. Tourist--B. Harrison, Industrial--J, Porter chairman, R. Wilson. Special Preis 8. Beare, chairman, T. Griffen, . McDermott. LIS Rink ow Representatives --W. H. Hall, B. Harrison. What Day will The Ice Go Out? Over the years, great inter-, est is occasioned about this time | of the year as to the exact day the winter ice leaves Lake Scugog. With Spring-like weather fa-| vouring us these days, our | readers may be interested in| knowing that in the year 1878 | the ice "went out" on March 20th. The record of dates over the past 20 years follows: 084 ..iienimmmmernanns Apr. 14 1963 coerce Apr, 11 1962 iii Apr, 16 1961 nein Apr. 20 Above is one of the many colourful re A 1968 no 11 1957 2 1956 . 25 1955 9 1954 r, 12 1952 Livciiirieinn Mar. 23 1952 i, Apr. 10 1951 Apr. 8 1950 Apr, 18 1949 .. Apr. 6 1948 .. . Apr. 7 1946 ... . Mar. o 1945 Mar. It is Highly possible oe , irc may be leaving even as this is being printed, as April 14th and 15 seems to be the logical tine, x numbers presented at the Ice Revue, 1100 Attend Ith Ice Revue Once again the Port Perry Figure Skating Club presented a very colourful & For the teen talented show. opening number six- girls honoured the their Armed Forces", armed "Salute to the to be followed forces in by our very attractive guest, Miss Michelle Harper. for Act II. was a trip to outer space. After the two Astronauts, Michael Ives and Vernon entered the space ship, came the countdown, then in a gust of steam the space ship took off, Planet Ice. The theme Peter landing on Here the Astronauts were met by Miss Tinkle (Kim Neill) and Bird Lady «(Rhonda Forder). Many space girls .and boys. in their silver glitter cost- umes, three of whom did a trio, Lori Cochrane, Jill Dowson and Cathy Ives were the first group to skate. 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