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Port Perry Council News Mivutes of G54 a opus meeting of Council of 'the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Wednesday, Feb- 23, 1966. RESOLUTION -- That this Council make their annual peti- tion for subsidy under the pro- visions of the Highway Im- provement Act, on expenditure during the year 195 in the a- mount of $23,074.54, RESOLUTION -- The follow- ing Statemnt of Accounts was authorized for payment. ¢ Gen. Department... $1,457.98 Street Maint. ........ 600.81 Truck & Tractor .... 2.48 Property & Parks .... 92.80 Welfare Depart. .... 90.33 Waterworks Dept... 105.88 Fire Depart. ............ 86.45 Carried $2,885.18 LETTER from the District High School Board dated Feb. 12, 1966, "Please be advised that the above named Board has com- pleted the purchase of the Wil- bur Wakeford property adjacent to the School, We would ask that you note the change of ownership on your tax roll effective February 1, 1966; and write off the taxes on this building as it will be used for school purposes, Also we request the continu- ance of water and electric ser- vice, these to be charged to the Board". LETTER from the Hydro. Electric Commission of Port Perry dated Feb. 14, 1966. "The Commission would ap- preciate it very much if you would present the following sug- gestion to the Village Council at their next meeting: That two dusk to dawn light- ing units be installed, one for the parking lot behind the Post Office and the other on Perry Sreet in front of Siebarth es- tablishment. We have replaced the lights in these units so many times over the past two or three years that we feel that a de- finite saving would result as well as superior lighting. The cost would be approxim- 9 "Obviously, when Expo 67 opens, there'll be radio and TV, machines -- and phones. teletypewriters, picture transmission And the microwave and cable equipment for almost all of them will be supplied by Bell. But it may surprise you to hear that Bell people were among the very first to work on the Expo site. They not only helped plan things from the very beginning -- they were right in there with mobile or temporary phones as soon as the first machine got to work. Because: without communications (and that means much more than merely phones) there's practically nothing that can happen these days. That goes for the important big jobs like Expo, and the important little jobs like getting your . phone installed. Each one requires a lot of work and effort -- long before the first message ever goes through. Long-Range Planning--one of the reasons why Bell Communications serve you so well, Bell Canada ---- ately $60.00 each plus tax." The Clerk was instructed to inform the Hydro-Clerk that the two street lights suggested will be included in a street lighting program. LETTER from the Commun. ity Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, dated Feb. 15, 1966. "Tite annual meeting of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, Ontario, will be held at the Municipal Offices, Port Perry, on Wednesday even- ing, March 23rd, 1966 at 9 p.m, The Ontario Hospital Services Commission have extended ap- proval in principle to the de- velopment of plans for a re- placement hospital for our Com« munity, and preliminary plans have been presented for their approval. A cordial invitation is exten- ded to your Council to have re- presentatives attend our annual Meeting, at which time the Trustees of the Hospital Board will be glad to answer any questions you may wish to pre- sent relative to our building programme," STATEMENT of Fines for month of January 1966. $20.00 with Municipal Share $7.76. COPY of Letter from the O.W.R.C. dated Feb. 17, 1966 to Polar Cold Storage. "Thank you for your letter of February 9, 1966 and the copy of the waste disposal agree- ment, This means of disposal is satisfactory to the Industrial Waste Division of the OWRC if the operations are carried out in accordance with the require- ments set down by the local au- thorities. I wish you good fortune in this venture, and staff of this Division will visit your plant periodically." Mr, and Mrs. Alan Hatelie were granted permission to es- tablish a dry cleaning business in the down town area of Port | ___a PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., March 10th, 1966 -- 11 Manchester The morning Lenten Services were very well attended here last week, Mrs. Roy Dobson entertained a few friends last Wednesday, in honor of Mrs. Edyth Dob- son's birthday. Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Dobson, Mrs. Aletha Holtby and Mrs. Maude Crosier attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Bruce Robertson at Lindsay on Satur- day. Mrs. Robertson formerly Miss Elizabeth Lakey of Man- chester. Mrs. John Stewart and son visited last Wednesday with the former's sister, Mrs. Hamen Bennett and Mr, Bennett at Sparrow Lake. Migs Eunice Roach and friend of Toronto were with her par- ents over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, R, Barfoot, Tor- onto were guests of Mr, & Mrs. A. E. Roach and Susan on Sun- day. The March meeting of the U.C.W. was held at Aletha Holt- by's last Thursday afternoon, Hymn "I love to tell the story" was used to open the meeting. Mrs. Meta Holtby read the les- son and Mrs. Jo. Bain gave the topic on "Love", Mrs. Ale- tha Holtby gave a. reading "Folks need a lot of loving". In the absence of Pres. Mrs. Crox- << < Perry proyided that the said business dmply with regula- tions of the Ontario County Health Unit and Corporation building by-laws and further when sewers are available that permission be granted to them to include a laundromat also to be governed by Health Unit and Corporation by-laws. An application for a Building Permit by Polar Cold Storage; Mr. R. B. Davis; Chalet Farms Ltd. was approved as well as renewal of Building Permit No. 27, Lot No. 1, Scugog Street. News all, Mrs. Ethel Franklin presid- ed for the business meeting, ex- tending a welcome to all and thanks to Aletha for the use of her home. Nineteen members answered the roll and two new members were added, Mrs. Irene Lamb and Mrs. Ruby Peyton, Mrs. Meta Holtby acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Toombs, The minutes of pre- vious meeting were adopted as read. It was decided to pack the bale of clothing Tuesday, April 2th, Treasurer Mrs. Gwen Lamb gave a good finan- cial report. Fifty-six dollars & fifteen cents was realized from last months project, a Valentine Tea, Mrs. Johnston presented the hospital report and a dis- cussion arose re our contribu- tion of help for the Spring Fair to be held May 28th. The meeting closed with theme and prayer by Rev. Mr, Tekey. Col- lection $6.60. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Harvey Dob- son's. Mrs. Aletha Holtby con- ducted a contest, which Mrs, Viola Johnston won. Mrs. Holtby and co-hostess Mrs. Bain served a delicious lunch. A beautiful decorated birthday cake with candles in honor of Mrs. Dobson and this was accompanied by ice cream. Miss Barbara Best spent the week-end with Miss Debby La Rogue, Cedar Creek. Mr. Everett was in Montreal on the week-end and saw the Montreal - Oshawa Generals hockey game. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Nelson and daughter Audrey of Apps- ley were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Best and family. Sorry to report that Clayton Midgley is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery, BUSINESS DIRECTORY G. McPHADEN INSURANCE 985-2341 Dec./66 __EADE'S NURSING HOME Nurse in Attendance Reasonable Rates, Pleasant Surroudings PHONE 985-2806 WANTED Dead Horses or and Crippled Cattle FEST flighest Prices paid according to size and condition Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE ED. PECONI & SON LTD. RR. #2 WOODVILLE Collectors Licence 802-C-85 Feb, 4/66 MONUMENTS MARKERy ~ RIMAR MEMORIALS Phone : 723-1002 152 Simcoe South, OSHAWA Pec. 2/65 For Income Tax & BOOKKEEPING SERVICES see ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2, Post Office Building Phone 985- 7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. Open Saturday 9 a.m, - 12 noon for March and April Dec./66 INSURANCE BUILDING A NEW HOME? Check Our @ SPECIAL RATES eo For Homes Under Construction EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Imsurance 985-2421 ..Port Perry, Ont. Dec. 31/66 DEAD OR CRIPPLED | FARM STOCK Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton b 263-2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM TYRONE License No. 4-C-66 ° Cash on the spot Mar. 4/67 A.E. Johnson, 0.D. UPTOMETRIST 985-2383 Mary St. DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY July / 66 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. 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