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Sr ers - hai -~ PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 23rd, 1965 Po Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held on Tuesday, Decem- ber 7th, 19656 at 7.30 p.m. Mr. Norman Parry requested more wages and Council passed the following resolution: RESOLUTION-- Moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by Bruce F, Beare, "That Norman Parry be paid at the rate of $2.00 per hr. as of December 2nd, 1965." Carried. RESOLUTION-- Moved by I. W. Parkinson, seconded by R. A. Kenny "That the following statement of accounts be hereby authorized for payment:-- Gen. Dept. ....ccceveeeen, $8,867.98 Property & Parks .... 93.88 Welfare Dept. .......... 90.33 Street Maint. ............ 250.94 Truck & Tractor .... 489.33 Sidewalks ................ 69.72 962.64 21.86 Waterworks Dept..... Water. - OWRC...... Carried $10,846.67 rt Perry Council News PROPOSED AMENDMENT by the Port Perry Fire Dept. to By-Law #207 dated 1884: RESOLUTION -- "That By- Law #207 be amended, as re- commended by the Port Perry Fire Department: (a) "All commercial buildings built or converted within 650 feet of any wooden or metal clad building must be of brick, stone or cement block. (b) "All apartments must have two exits for each floor." LETTER from D. A. Henry Consultants Ltd. dated Nov. 25, 19656 re Port Perry High School: "We have been advised today by the Architects that the ex- isting Port Perry High School is serviced with a 1%" water supply from the south end into the original school. We have been able to locate this incom- ing service. We have also been advised the oO m B. L. General Store VERRY CHRISTRES 'Tis the season for joy, thoughtfulness and thank yous. So we're taking time to say just that, and wish you a very Happy Holiday. WANAMAKER --- Seagrave ® ur misl--that the meaning of Christman i ~ he deeper, itd friendaliips stronger and all hearts filled with ita peace sud good will, Reesor Fuel & Lumber @hristmas 1959 addition is provided with a 4" incoming water service which we have been unable as vet to locate and which also does not agree with the engin- eering drawings of the previous addition. Coud you advise where this 4" service enters the school or where we could expect to make connctions to it? Would, you also kindly advise whether or not a meter on the incoming water service is now required? Also, would you kindly advise the minimum water pressure which we could expect in this school ? We would appreciate a reply from you in this regard at your earliest convenience." The Clerk was instructed to reply to this letter from the D. A. Henry Consultants Ltd. and advise that when this new addi- tion is built, it is anticipated a meter should be put in; that the pressure at that location would be aprpoximately 25 lbs. and that the location of the 4" ser- vice could no doubt be deter- mined as to where it enters the basement. LETTER from the O.W.R.C. dated Nov. 22, 1965 re Village of Port Perry Sewage Works Programme. "Further to your application (Continued on page 11) May you and yours enjoy a Christmas rich in blessings. EADE'S NURSING HOME Christina Wishes Our very best wishes for a truly wonderful Christmas, FROM THE BAIRDS AT POPLAR PARK § Tnmis Ni joyous season a we wish the ~~ /'} A best to one and all, } / i Breetings ea i gd <i Christmas is made of snowflakes and church bells and laughter and dreams. . . may all of yours come true. Have a Merry Christmas. Slater's Service Station C Our wish: that peace and understanding prevail throughout the world, bringing men lasting hope and love. ELEANOR'S FLOWERS Santa rings his bell to send very best wishes for a fun-filled Holiday to all, | NEREY CIRISTAES * BEARE MOTORS LIMITED