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Rasika Lady Receives Gift Port Perry and district residents by the hundreds accepted the invitation from Mr. Wm. Tripp to make use of his new .Car Wash and Laundramat Saturday. during the day; including gifts for the first 50 ladies. Everything was free Mrs. A. McKinnon was one of the lucky, and she is seen above being presented with a gift by Mrs. Wm. Tripp. New Hospital Construction To Start May 1 According to Mr. Joseph Dowson, who was present at the last regular meeting of the Port Perry Council, represent- ing the Hospital Board, con- struction of the new hospital is expected to start on May 1st, 19617. The reason for Mr. Dowson being present at the meeting, was to find out the levels of the ditch and the storm sewers on Paxton Street where the hospital will be located. Mr. Dowson explained that the new hospital site is in an area of sub-division control, and plans to develop this street had not yet been made." Further- more, the council could not at this time be sure if the area was to be serviced by sewers. However, a motion was pass- ed to have the County Engineer look into the matter-and draw the levels for the construction of Paxon Street, from Rosa to Simcoe Street. | Hospital Report | Week Ending November 26th Admissions cee, 21 Operations ..........cveeininnnene 18 Emergency Treatment .. 6 Births vovercerssessrmresisinees 3 Deaths cir cririe riveree Nil Discharges .....c.cceevveeen 24 Remaining ......coovveennnne. 22. Township Of Scugog Must Elect Councillors And Deputy - Reeve About 50 persons attended, and considerable interest was shown in the nomination of candidates for Reeve,. Deputy- Reeve, Councillors and School Board Trustees held Saturday evening, Nov. 26th. The following were nomin- ated for the offices of: Reeve--Victor Aldred, Raymond Fralick. Deputy Reeve--Raymond Fralick, Milton Demara, Joseph Dowson, and Mrs. Grace Love. Councillors--Philip Goreski, Roy Collins, Glen Demara, Mrs. June Crozier, Everett Bryant, Joseph Dowson and Mrs. Grace Love. Public School Board--Mrs. Helen Redman, Donald Ash- bridge, Robert Cawker and An- ton Krieg. Due to default in mot resign- ing in respect of one or more of the offices for which per- Ventilation In Washrooms Inadequate Mr. R. Turner, Public Health Inspector, who on Nov. 10 vi- gited and inspected the wash- room - facilities in the new Arena addition, states in a let- 'ter -written-to- the-council,- that venilation is inadequae in both ladies' .and Men's washrooms. He further explains, that ac- cording to the contractor, Lake 'Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd. no provisions 'had been made in the plans for ventilation. On Mr. Turner's recommen- dation, the council passed a motion to have this rectified, subject to the approval of the Arena Property Committee, sons were nominated within one hour of the close of the nomina- tion, three of the candidates were deemed to be nominated for the offices for which they were first nominated. These candidates were Raymond Fra- lick, Joseph Dowson and Mrs. Grace Love. At deadline, 12 noon on Mon- day, Nov. 28th, the following candidates had qualified. Reeve-- Victor Aldred, elected by acclamation. Deputy Reeve-- ~ Raymond Fralick Joseph Dowson (1 to be elected) Councillors-- Philip Goreski . Roy Collins Glen Demara Mrs. June Crozier Everett Bryant Mrs. Grace Love (8 to be elected) Public School Board Trustees-- Mrs. Helen Redman Robert Cawker (Elected by acclamation) An Election will be held on Sat., December 3rd, 1966 at 10 am. to 7 p.m: to elect a Deputy (Continued on Page 4) PORT PERRY COUNCIL NEWS Minutes of the regular meet- ing of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Muni- cipal Office on Tuesday, Nov. 22nd. The following Resolutions were passed: That in accordance with the Power Commission Act, Chap- ter 3800, R.S.0. 1960, Section 98, this the Council of the Mun~ icipality of the Village of Port Perry request the assent of the Hydro-Electric Power Commis- sion of Ontario to the issuance of-- $85,000.00 -.in.. debentures to be used by the Port Perry Hydro-Electric Commission for financing 'expenditures as out- lined by them and with which we are in agreement. The -following statement of Accounts was authorized for payment, : General Department 20,361.95 Street Maint. ........ 604.00 Truck & Tractor .... 48.96 Property & Parks.. 99.72 Second Nomination Necessary In Township Of Cartwright Lack of interest among Cart~ wright Township ratepayers has made necessary a second nomination. At Friday's meet- ing councillor William R. Fer- guson resigned and two other nominees, Glen Larmer and Dalton Dorrell failed to qualify. Two members of the present council, Ernest R. Swain and Gordon Getting were returned by acclamation. The second nomination meet- ing is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 9th between the hour of 7 to 8 p.m., and if necessary, an election for councillor will be held on Monday, Dec. 19th. Acclaimed for another one- year term were Reeve Merrill Van Camp and Deputy-reeve John R. Hamilton. *- Harvey - Graham (chairman) Neil Malcolm, & Donald Frew, members of Board of Educa- tion were all acclaimed. A fourth nominee, Mrs. Neil Bail- ey, did not qualify. Relief Dept. .......... 192.65 Waterworks Dept... 1,296.74 O.W.R.C. cies 1,885.00 Carried $24,489.02 A second statement of Ac- count was authorized for pay- ment. Centra Ont. County Dist. High School Board $51,899.95 That the Reeve be authorized to attend the Central Ontario Waterworks Conference Lindsay Wednesday, November "esssansnrssrrenne Village of Port Perry. Statement of fines for the month of October, 1966, Port Perry $226.00 with Municipal share $107.92. Filed. nte---------- Uxbridge Elections For Councillors Election for School Board will be necessary in the Town of Uxbridge. Councillor Charles S. (Fred) Steward is the new Mayor of Uxbridge, when the present Mayor, E. Bradbury and three other nominees failed to quali- fy. Reeve W. H. Gould, the pre- sent Warden of Ontario County was acclaimed, so was a new deputy-reeve, D. Hall, when J. Ball, deputy-reeve for a num- ber of years did not qualitfy. An election will also be ne- cessary for members of Public Utilities commission, at] 23 and that all expenses to be |" paid by the Corporation of the : Councillors and |? JEEP ABEFE A gi fat Yok, dv. atin wtb statodburtedahes IRIE HR rat attailiaatinitmicsindiion atc dada WAVEIIE RSA a atte Said es? TAR VOLUME 102° PORT" PERRY, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ist, 1966 (os) | NUMBER | Forty-five interested persons turned out for Port Perry's nomination meeting held at the Municipal Office last Monday evenirg. This was the best showing at a nomination meet- ing for the past several years, but considering that there are 1,626 eligible -municipak voters in Port Perry, 1 think that something is lacking when such a small percentage show inter- est as to how the town's busi- ness is conducted. Ratepayers in Port Ferry as well as all municipalities are quick to condemn and criticize if the town fathers do some- thing that is not to their lik- ing. This year an election will be 'held for council, with six candidates contesting the three seats. Reeve J. J. Gibson was again returned by acclamation for a two vear term, while Bruce Beare, who has served on the council for the past five years will be the new Deputy- Deputy Reeve--Bruce F. Beare Reeve. Art Cox and Ted Jack- son were returned as Hydro Commissioners. The Public School Board was also returned by acclamatior, they being, Gordon Goode, Rob- ert Archer, William Williams, Howard Hall, Glen Van Camp and-Albert Cawker. Seven candidates were nom- inated for courcil with six of the seven standing for election Those nominated were Philip Orde, Irving Boyd, Robert Kenny, Kerneth Murray, Jos Franssen, Robert Vernon and Orten Michie. did rot qualify. ~ Kenneth Murray was also nominated for Hydro Commis- sion but declined the nomina- tion. $ The election for council will be held on Wednesday, Decem- ber 7th. Let's hope that more of Port Perry's voters turn cut for the election than did for the nomination. After nominations were clos- ed Ted Jackson made the mo- tion that John F. Raines, vill- age clerk, act as chairman for the evening. Mr. Jackson gave a brief background and history of Mr. Raines. The chairman then called upon the members of the pre- sent council to speak to the gathering. Reeve J. J. Gibson stated that the town had joined the county assessment program and it- would take about three yrs. to equalize the assessment throughout the county. He also stated that Port Perry was getting closer to having sewers and that test drilling for a new well was to start soon. Deputy-Reeve, Irving .Boyd stated that being a member of county council was excellent training for a person, and that he was stepping down in order that Councillor Bruce Beare could gain experience at County Council as Deputy- Reeve of Port Perry. Councillor Bruce Beare dis- tobert Vernon |: letter Acclamation Given Reeve, Deputy-Reeve Six To Compete For Councillors' Seats Reeve -- J. J. Gibson cussed-the local fire department of which le is chairman and stated that they were doing an excellent job. He stated that the village has fire a2 ements with the Twps of keach, Scu- gog and Cartwright and that the firemen make rogular in- spections of the build'ngs .in the village. , He also gave a brief resume of the water si'uation in Port Perry. stating the estimated (Continued on page 2) Must Have Name The Star last week received a signed "Also a Rate- payer' in reply to a letter pub- lished in the Nov. 17th issue. Both letters are written in re- gard to renovations at Bethel Cemetery. We will be only too glad to publish the letter received, but must have the writer's name on file in this office. The new Car Wash on Highway 7A near the Causeway became a very popular spot, when it opened on Saturday. Above is one of the about 100 cars who made use of the new facilities re AT ts for turkeys. provided by Mr. Wm. Tripp. everyone who wished, could wash their car for free, and in addition took part in free draws All day Saturday HORI sri nag Leo aad wt ry PRE oo! RT FE pe AE Ave SEN nA 4 Rada, aad i " _ lrg er