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abhi ' PALA AN ULI 18: ok eli. Sahl me SA te Se Bt Dd sede RN 14 -- Yo SIS IT LAN Ki15 3 TRILL ODONAT NE RANT aL ~ a PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, August 26, ATV 573 SAA AVE HE LR RY HG Silly ALTO MAE ARLEN XI SR 1965 SEAGRAVE NEWS With news for two weeks coming in, we can well imagine the editor saying, "Be Brief". Well -- We can try. Vital statistics first: -- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone on the birth of their daughter, Angela Marie. Joe is slowly getting back to normal. We also have a wedding to report. On Friday the 13th (yes that's right) Miss Carol Reid, Oshawa and Mr. Lee Sturman, Seagrave were married in Sim- coe St. United Church, Oshawa. The happy couple are now hav- ing a honeymoon trip to Van- couver, B-C. Other news is not so happy. On Saturday, Mr. F. Watson re- ceived a message that his older brother, John Watson, Stabely, Alberta had passed away at the age of 81. We extend our sym- pathies to brothers Frank and George and sister, Mrs. Goodale. More re-unions:-- On Sunday, Mr- and Mrs. E. Butt, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Butt, Ricky and Gail attended the Butt re-union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden and Mrs. Ada Bradley at Stouffville. About 30 relatives were present including Mrs. Bradley's elder daughter from Florida. Also on Sunday, Bruce fam- ilies. from far and near assem- bled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce. The special guests for the occasion were 'Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bruce- of Collville, Sask. who were greet- ed by about 40 Ontario Bruces. On Saturday 14th, a number of the younger teens had a hay wagon cruise and a wiener roast at Sun Valley club, to cel- ebrate the birthdays of Crystal Monahan and Glenn Stone. It wasn't exactly quiet. Our western travellers are trickling back again. The Tris- trams have already arrived, the Clarkes and Bryants are oa their way and the Nicholls will come along soon too Mr. Robert Nodwell and Rose- mary arrived from Scotland on Monday 16th, hale and hearty. Rosemary in competition with her bagpipes won several prizes. The Sonya Braves have won the first round of the play-off games by defeating Valentia in OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE Announces the Opening of the FALL TERM TUES., SEPT. 7, 1965 Eight Day - School - Career - Diploma Courses from which to choose 28 Years' of Experience in Training Young People for Positions & Careérs in Business Send For FREE LITERATURE Get The FACTS - Then ACT! REGISTER AT ONCE! ENROLMENT IS LIMITED! Individual Instruction - Place- ment Service for Graduates OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE 10 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Dial 725-3375 Clip & Mail Coupon for Free Brochure NAME ...ornnninninsnesenn ADDRESS 3 games out of 4. In round 2, they are pitted against Sunder- land and have won the first 2 games, Three of our baseball enthus- lasts -- Doug McMillan, Neil Wanamaker and Jim Fishley felt the need to see a ball game, so journey to Cleveland, Ohio last week-end The girl friends re- mained at home. Changes seem bound to take place: The farm which has, for many years, been occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce énd then by Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce has been purchased by Mr. F. Bolling of Brampton, who will take possession Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce are not cer- tain where they will locate. Mrs. Thompson and Mr. W. Sturman were both released from Port Perry hospital dur- ing the week but Mrs. Spence remains in Oshawa hospital for further treatment. Here are some of our recent visitors. Miss Mabel Willows, Flinton, Ontario, paid a flying visit to several families here and also called on.Rev. D. and Mrs. Har- ris, Greenbank: Mr. and Mrs. "Zolitz and Mrs. Schod were delighted to receive friends from their home town, Markgroeningen, Germany. They were -- Mrs. Anna Hauptman, Mrs. Martha Imle and Mr- Eugen Imle who now live in Philadel- phia and Mrs Hilda Waser who came direct from Germany. Flying Officer Jack Hadley, R.C.AF., his wife and children spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short. This fam- ily is en route to Germany for a four year stay- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace, Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Wright, Cannington were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keen and Brian. Several families had vis- its from friends nearer home. To E. Butts. came Miss Eva Luke, Greenbank and Mr. and Mrs. G. Clarke, Little Britain. With the Eaglesons were Mrs- L. Snodden, Valentia and Mr. Johnston, Sunderland. Mr. and Mrs: G. Sweetman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sweetman, Pleasant Point and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Sweetman, Oakwood. Some were abroad to, Misses Sylvia and Nancy Wanamaker had a holiday in Fenelon Falls The Aubrey Moons spent a few days in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin and Maureen with Mr. and Mrs. F- Tobin visit Mr. aad Mrs. M. Watson, Tedford then stayed ofermi with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams in Goderich. While there they visited the Sifto Salt Mines. Mrs. Eagleson and Mrs. Clem- ents attended Church in Port Perry oa Sunday, then spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs: Chas. Wilson, Burketon. Improvements are being made down at the Church but we hear so many conflicting stories we hesitate to say what is rellly happening. Perhaps they are in- stalling a swimming pool. Did you notice the sign board in front of the Church gives some incorrect information. It is time the F-L.Q. got busy again. Mr. Al. Bertrand continues to .| improve his farm buildings. We notice he has painted his chic- Ken palace. Still another im- provement -- Mr. Harris' new car. and Mrs. R. Cartwright Council News The regular monthly meeting of Council was held in the ev- ening on August 3rd at 7.30 p.m. with all members present. After the reading of the min- utes, Council met with the reg- ular C.L.S.R.P.A. deputation and also Mrs. Tait who had a petition signed by a number of summer residents wanting the Council to do many things in- cluding cutting hedges down that belonged to private indiv- iduals. Council promised to in- vestigate. Messrs. Ashton and Gilbank present requested Council to widen, the South Boundary so that combines and other wide farm equipment pass theron. Messrs. Tennyson and Mac- Donald present, requested again financial assistance to cap with cement the Rowan's Beach wat- erfront, Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone of Viewlake were present offer- ing to purchase a tenfoot right- of-way to Block A Park prop- erty in the Coleman subdivis- ion. Also requested that the Township would not accept an- other right-of-way to the lake thus making it fully public property. Mr. Daniels of Caesarea sug- gested to Council that the un- named roadway running north to Scugog from the Harry Har- ran property might be named in memory of that dear old lady of Caesarea, Agnes Shep- ard Lane. At this time George Totten of Totten, Sims and Associates presented himself to assist in the opening of Tenders called for the construction of a con- crete bridge on the 8rd Line. After the formal motion of op- ening tenders the two tenders received were declared: Tend- er No. 1 from R. E. Brohm of Norland for the sum "of $11,087.00 and No. 2 from Har- ry Carrbrant and Sons of Belle- ville for $11,572.00. After a brief discussion, Council order- ed the Clerk to return warranty cheques with thanks and to ex- Cedar Creek Mr. Charles Parm and his brother, Jim, of Highland Creek and Mr. and Mrs. George Parm of Oshawa visited Sam Parm last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Norris Doherty and children returned home last Saturday after a three week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River. Her sisters Elaine and Marilyn returned to South Riv- er for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer and family visited relatives at Bobcaygeon last Sunday. Jane and David stayed for a week and returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Blain and family and Mrs. James Kirby drove Mrs. Kirby's sis- ter, Mrs. E. Hartz to her home at Thornbury on Thursday. Mrs. Hartz had been visiting for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Willerton and sons, Ronnie and Larry, and Leonard of Greenwood are on a motor trip to Vancouver, B.C. : Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocq- ue and family returned home on Thursday after a two week vacation at Magnetawan. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell Doherty at Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larocque and children are vacationing at Magnetawan. plain that No Award would be granted at this time. The minutes of the Road In- spection were read at this time and confirmed. Correspondence from Federal Department of Transport re: a certain warf at Scugog was read and Clerk instructed to write them asking them to in- spect said warf, and adjacent ones. The subject of a Bank- ruptcy Hearing was introduced and Council instructed Reeve and Treasurer to attend same. An error in Resolution Np. 16 was noted and Council ord- ered it corrected, changing the rate of pay per hourly basis for trucks hired to $4.50 herein after. A motion instructing the Clerk to prepare Offer to pur- chase for property to be pro- cured for: Park purposes. Correspondence was read and declared received. Bills were ordered paid and the meeting adjourned. ASHBURN NEWS Miss Donna Sparks spent a couple of days last week with her grandmother, Mrs. M. Sparks before returning to her home in Carlsbad, New Mexico after enjoying a two month hol- iday visiting relatives in Ont- ario. Mr. H. Leach of Saskatoom, Sask:, spent four days last week with his cousins Miss Ver- a and Mr. Russell Leach. Miss Peggy Graham of Fort William is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron this week. Mr. John Middelton returned home last week after spending three weeks with relatives in Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Parkola and family of Detroit, Michi- gan were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Batten. Mrs. H. Doble spent a week with relatives at Marquis, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. William Hop- kins and Maurice 'spent a few days last week at the Peddie cottage on Balsam Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton, sons Ronald and Arnold; Mr. and Mrs, H. Ashton return- ed home recently from a five week trip to the West Coast. visiting various places of inter- est enroute including, William, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, Banff, Yellowstone Park. While in Ed- monton they spent the week- end with Mrs. Kenneth Stutt- aford and son John and in Chil- iwack, B.C. visited Rev. and Mrs. William Perry and family. TOWNSHIP of WHITBY Applications for Volunteer Fire Chief Applications are hereby invited for the position of Volunteer Fire Chief for fire Area No. 1 (Brooklin), to be received by the undersigned not later than August 27th, 1965. All applications should be in writing stating full particulars, such as fire fighting experience, age, education, ete. WM. H. WALLACE, Clerk, Township of Whitby, Box 160, Brooklin. Aug. 12 - 26 OR OCA OLOLOLCLOLOA ORO ORCAOSOSOR OSCR OS CRORE OSORIO OSCR OS OS OF OS OR OS OR OSORIO members; D. Arthur Evans, M.P.P. - Chairman ONTARIO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Select Committee on Conservation Authorities The Select Committee appointed by the Legislative Assem- bly of the Province of Ontario **. . . to inquire into and review the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act and such other Acts of this Leglslatura relevant to the powers exerclsed by conservation duthorfties as the Com- mittee may deem appropriate ' "And that without limiting the generality of the foregoing to Inquire into and review the following matters: (a) the constitution and powers of conservation authorities Including the number and method of BEpoin nent of (b) the system of financing the work of conservation au- thorities and the ability of local municipalities to pay for thelr share of conservation schemes); (c) the power of conservation authorities to acquire or expropriate lands and the methods used therefor; (d) the administrative practices and methods of conserva- tion authorities In carrying out their responsibilities under The Conservation Authorities Act.)' Conservation authorities, municipalities, assdciations and i Individuals are Invited to present submissions. Submissions should be filed with the Secretary by October 16th, 1965. Hearings will commence subsequent to that date. Toronto, Telephone 365-2804 Mrs. H. G. Rowan, C.A., Secretary, Box 91, Parliament Bldgs., Fort