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arate the esat and west bound Roy Honey welcomed the guests 'upper hall, 1965 COMET 4-door Sedan, 6 1965 FORD Custom 500, 23007 - GRANT MENZIES Naik EEN TIEERE SHEARS SUENE SPAR St Spite a ea A 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR w= THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1966 WHITBY DETACHMENT -|OP.P. Weekly Report During the past week Offi- cers of Whitby Detachment O.P.P, patrolled a total of 17,7560 miles on Provincial Highways, County and Town- ship roads in Ontario County. They investigated 23 Motor Vehicle Accidents which result- ed in 10 persons injured, 1 per- son killed and 12 drivers char- ged. 230 drivers were checked resulting in 71 Warnings and 1564 Charges for various traf- fic offences including faulty equipment, no driver's licence, unsafe lane change, tail gating and speeding. There were 73 General Occur- rences investigated including 6 Thefts, 6 Malicious Damage, 5 Public Mischief, 2 Liquor Of- fences and b4 Miscellaneous Complaints. The "Singing Median" on Hwy. 2 between Whitby and Oshawa is presenting a prob: lem to many local motorists This median is designed to sep lanes in the same manner as a "Public Mischief -- 5 solid white painted line with the added advantdge of a noisy warning when the vehicle comes too close to the centre of the roadway. This median is not designed.. to prevent motorists from making legal left turns across the median into or from private or business properties. Statistics for the Week of October 23 to October 29, 1966 Miles Patrolled -- 17,750 Accidents Investigated--23 Persons Injured -- 10 Persons Killed -- 1 Accident - Charges -- 12 Other Traffic Charges--1b54 Vehicles Checked -- 230 Warnings Issued -- 71 General Occurrences -- 73 Insecure Premises -- 1 Break & Enters with Theft 4 Thefts -- 2 Malicious Damage -- 6 Miscellaneous Complaints--54 Liquor Charges -- 2 Fail to Produce Proof of Insurance on Auto, Charges -- 2 'Lawn Bowling Club Holds Annual Meeting A delightful evening was en- .joyed by the members of the ' Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club accompanied by their spouses. This social event took the form of a banquet in the Parish Hall of the Anglican Church. The table was set for some forty people. g The presidents, Mr. and Mrs. at the door and President Roy gave a brief formal welcome when all were assembled. Following the delicious meal the annual meetings were held, --the men meeting in the lower rooms and the women in the SEAWAY. MOTORS MERCURY DEALER 1120 Dundas St. E. WHITBY, ONT. 1966 PONTIAC Parisienne 4- door Hardtop V-8 automatic, PS & PB, burgandy with black interior. Lic. H85359. --3$2895.00 aut., yellow with beige in- terior, radio, Lic. H74991 --$1595.00 1966 METEOR Convertible, _ model 533, demo., PS & PB, radio, 390 aut, bucket seats, consol. Lic. 1.34236. $2995.00. sedan, blue, 8-aut., real - sharp. Lic. H77367 --$1695.00 1965 BARRACUDA V-8 aut. PS, red with black interior, bucket seats. Lic. 86-188 --$1895.00 -- CALL -- WHITBY -- 668-5893 PORT PERRY 985-2989 : ed and decorated and a new next year. president asked all members to "The evening Hosed with Court Mr. Roy Honey was re-elected as president of the Port Perry Club and Mr, Geo. McPhaden was returned as Vice President. Mr. Bob Gray was chosen as treasurer to replace Mr. John Hayes who- has moved from Port Perry. Mr. Art Cox will remain as secretary. The president of the Ladies Bowling Club, Mrs. Olive Honey declined to accept the position for another season and Mrs, Dhel Bentley was the unani- mous choice for the 1967 seas. on. Mrs, Marian Boyd was elected vice president (a new office this year) and Mrs. Kay McPhaden was returned as seo- retary-treasurer., Both sections of the Club re- ported a very satisfactory sea- son. A good deal of improve- ment was achieved. One room of the club house was renovat- tool room was added as well as general repairs, ete. much work was put on the greens and at the end of the season it was levelled off and reseeded, with the hope of even better greens ~~ The ideal summer weather made nearly every tournament and jitney a success and much enthusiasm was engendered with many new members being enrolled for the season. The extend invitations to any who will be interested in joining the club next season. Whist. Mrs, Alms, Cox the high lady; Mr. Bob Gray high man; Mrs. Marg Hayés, low lady and Mr. Sam Naples low man, Your RED CROSS is Serving Today Ready for 4 FREEZER Ballinger's Meat Market FORMERLY SHEPPHERD'S 46 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA Red Brand HINDS OF BEEF ................ 69¢ 1b. Cut, wrapped and delivered. PHONE 725-3564 or 3565 SPECIALS Perry United Obituary JAMES GEORGE PORTER Mr. James George Porter, Blackwater, Ontario, recently retired bank manager of the Port Perry Branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, after a severe stroke at his: passed away at the home, Lindsay Memorial Hospital on Oct. 21st, after only three days ! illness. Mr. Porter was employed by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for 41 years, the last seven managing the branch in Port Perry, Previous to coming to Port Perry, Mr. Por- ter was employed three years in Brantford, six years in Del- hi, and 11 years in Parkhill, Ontario. Among his many hobbies, photography took top place, but he also enjoyed travelling, and was an ardent reader of | good books. During his seven years in Port Perry, Mr. Porter found time to take part in various . community organizations, and was an active member of the Lions Club, the Curling Club, Chamber of Commerce, and also held a position on the Arena Board for some time. He was a member of the Port hurch. Left to mourn his passing are - his -wife, Florence Eliza- beth Green, daughters, Barbara Jane (Mrs. J. Pym), Forest, Ont.,, Norma Elizabeth (Mrs. G. Neil) Oshawa, Ont., a bro- ther Charles Porter, St. Cath- arines, Ont., a sister Lenore, (Mrs. Albert Wedrick) Simcoe, Ont.,, his ' mother, Rebecca Hartley, Thorold, Ont., and three grandchildren, Janice and Jeffrey Pym and Jacqueline Neil. Funeral Service: was held on Tuesday, Oct. 25th at MeDer- mott-Panabaker Funeral Home. Ministers officiating were Rev. Alec G. Rice, Port Perry United Church and Rev. E. McNeil, Seagrave United Church. Pall beraers were D. McRit- chie, J. Helm, M. Davidson, Roy Cornish, J. Beatty and G. Car- negie. Interment was in Pine Grove | Cemetery, Prince Albert. AT REST SKINNER, George Ernest-- At the Community Hosp., Port Perry on Tues., Nov. 1st, 1966, George E. Skinner, dearly loved husband of Lillian Knight, dear father of Raymond & Don- ald of Prince Albert, Ont. dear uncle of Mabel Skinner of Tor- onto, in his 94th year. Resting vA 8 oe wee wo alia Robadm Local Couple Win First Prize At Legion Hallowe'en Dance Port Perry who won first pize. On the left is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marsh of Bowmanville who won the third prize and on the right are the second prize winners, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutcliffe of Lindsay. Pictured above are the three winners of the best costumes, picked at the 50-50 Club Hal- lowe'en Dance sponsored by the local Legion, Branch 419, held last Sst evening. In Announce Wier Of Story Contest Winner of the annual Short Story Competition held by the Provincial Chapter of Ontario, I1.0.D.E., was Mrs. John J; Car- .agata, R.R. #4, Norwood, who received $200.00 for her story entitled "The Pied Piper of Dogwood Park". : First Honourable Mention went to Mrs. Edith Li Griffin, Rathburn Road, Islington, for the story entitled "Pearl of Great Price". Honourable Mention also went to Mr. A. J. Cooper, Upper Wentworth Street, Hamilton, for .the story entitled "Spring in Berlin" and to Mrs. Jean I. Atkinson, Keewatin Avenue, Toronto, for the story entitled "Brief Journey". Mrs. J. Ly Cameron, Hamil- ton, Chairman of the Short Story Competition Committee, announced the results of this competition Thursday, October 20th, at the semi-annual meet- ing being held at the Bay Motor Hotel, Owen Sound. at the Chapel of MecDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry for ser- vice on Thursday at 2.00 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Ceme- tery. NOW? TTA PESTICIDE GER MiciDt SANITIZE ~ FARM 'BUILDINGS with VARBOLA WHITE PESTICIDE GERMICIDE WALL SPRAY 10) AVA 71 181 rp 4 for complete A ESTA RAY B (01) Spraying Equipment available at low rental rates from the Uxbridge Co-operatives of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) UXBRIDGE 852-3321 PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130 i Municipal - Port Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meeting | of Council of the Village of 'Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Tuesday, October 25th. The following Resolutions were passed: "That the stove and fuel oil contract for the Village of Port Perry to include Municipal Buildings and Arena for the winter of 1966-67 be given to Reesor' Fuel and Lumber as per letter of Sept. 29, 1966. That Irving Boyd, be paid mileage and expenses of $25.00 and that J. J. Gibson be paid expenses $10.00 for attendance of meeting of Association of Police Governing Authorities held in the King . Edward Hotel Wednesday, Oct. _12th, 1966." DEPUTATION--MTr. F. Flet- cher of Prince Albert .appeared before Council and stated that the water main for which he paid for is now over-loaded with consumers to the extent that he is not getting proper pressure and due to the fact that the road is going to be paved, he felt that the Village of Port Perry should now ex- tend a 6" main to take the place of the present 11%" line. RESOLUTION -- "That the clerk-treasurer be authorized | to arrange a meeting of the Port Perry Council and the Council of Reach Township to discuss 'the water problem in Reach Township." The folowing statement of Accounts were authérized for payment: General Depart. tortaniins 1,833 45 Street Maint. ............. 142.62 Truck & Tractor ........ 106.73 Property Parks ......... . 123.64 Relief Dept. ................. 277.87 Waterworks Dept. ...... 1,685.18 $4,019.49 RESOLUTION -- "That 150 watt bulbs be put in our street lights to improve the lighting. Cost of $21.00 monthly." Residents of Ottawa Street, in the Wm. Tripp subdivision are complaining of bad road and no street lights. Council decided to investigate Ottawa Street before stating the number of street lights to be insalled. The Clerk was in- structed to check with the Port Perry Hydro Commission to see if the lights have been ordered to improve the street lighting on Scugog Street. Mr. Wm, Tripp would like street lights and signs put up on Ottawa Street in accord- ment, for which he is willing to pay. The Clerk was instructed to make out a work order for the necessary signs on Ottawa Street. LETTER from the Depart- ment of Municipal Affairs re Ontario Education Capital Aid Program Offer to sell a Deben- ture in the amount of $147,000. "The Offer to Sell a Deben- ture submitted on behalf of the above mentioned borrower has been: received. As soon as possible a deben- ture by-law, prepared by the Branch and examined by the Ontario Municipal Board as to form, will be forwarded to the Treasurer for enactment. 1 note that a by-law has already been enacted covering this exes penditure and a repealing by- law will be sent at the same time as the previously mention- ed by-law. Under this Program, deben- tures are issued in multiples of $1,000. In keeping with this policy, therefore, your by-law will be drafted in the amount of $147,000.00." Account from Bell Telephone Company dated October 14th, 1966 in the amount of $84.42 re damage by backhoe on Simcoe Street. The Clerk was instructed to send the account to the Village insurers. LETTER from Mr. A. R. Johns dated October 18, 1966 -re-water-services-for-Mr. Mar--------- ~~ ten, "I have been instructed by : the Reeve that permission be granted to install water gervica to Pt. L. 14 & S.W. Pt. 16 Sim- coe St. N. in the Village of Prince Albert, by request of Mr... Marten." Have Norman Parry' check. RESOLUTION -- "That the Lake Scugog Lumber and Coal Co., Ltd. be paid $6,795., as '| first draw re the Centennial Project for the Village of Port Perry." The following Building Per- mits were issued as follows-- Lake Scugog Lumbér Company re repairs to roof structure at arena; to Mr, Ted Griffen for an apartment house on lots 90- 93 Union Avenue, for Mr. F. G. Reesor for a 'hew house lot 3, Ash Street and to Mr. J. Pod- res for, Mr. C. Gibson, R.R. 2 Nestleton for a house on lot No. 120, Alva Street; subject to local building regulations and Ontario County Health Unit ance with his subdivision agree- specifications,