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[)) Hl Vi w= » cdivsasbabduiiaisinubsiusminisiisdedsnbes The Inaugural meeting of the Scugog Township Council was held in the Council Chambers on Monday, January 9th, 1967 at 8.00 p.m, Reeve V. Aldred, Dep. Reeve Joseph Dowson and councillors Gracé Love, June Crozier and Glen Demara took their declar ations of office. ; Minutes of the last meeting and two special meetings were adopted as read. Correspondence: ' From Gordon Hepditch re appeals to the County Judge to be held in Municipal Building, OUNCIL | Port 'Perry on January 25th at' 10.30 a.m. From James H. Mathews Co. Ltd. acknowledging order of Permanant Centennial Marker for the addition to Town Hall. From Dept. of Highways approving the assumption of Beech Road and 'Pettet Drive. From Township of Reach re suming negotiations for a fire truck agreement, From Dept. of Municipal Affairs approving winter works project No. 0-596, clearing trees and brush from roadside. ~ » BY-LAWS By-Law No. 1252 being a by- law to appoint the various mem bers of committees, boards & appointments was read three times and passed. By-Law No. 1253 being a by- law to authorize the borrowing of $30,000 in aggregate for the purpose of meeting expenditur- es until taxes are collected. Read three times and passed. Resolutions That the retainer fee for Mackey & Bailey, solicitors be $150.00 for the year 1967. That the membership fee of $15.00 be paid to the Ontario Good Roads Association. That the hourly rate to be paid Mr. Fred Jackson he $1.50 rectroactive to January 1, 1967. That the Clerk write to the tpt dibeding ! 1 ; ; nbd doncaster brated Public School Board in regards to obtaining road widening all- owance part lot 22, Con. 6 of approximately 12 feet re sur- vey. That the Township of Scugog advertise for by-law enforce- ment officer. That the annual Petition for Subsidy on Road Expenditures be authorized. 'Amount submit ted $22,746.03. Paylist The following accounts were authorized for payment. Roads $586.81 Fire Protection $779.00 General $861.66 " Total $2,227.47. Council adjourned to meet on Monday, February 6th at 8.00 p.m. ON YOUR Foon BUDGET od Check these Special Prices on Sale at your CARLOAD Food Mkt., Prince Albert Sater Kraut 2 0} 53 Raisins soto J|¢ Infant Foods 6 T5¢ KELLOGG'S RICE Krispies 2 10.02 Ps. 6c Soup Mix LIPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE 9 von 4 TRENT VALLEY lb. This Week's MEAT Features PORK SALE! LEAN TENDER CENTRE CUT CHOPS or ROASTS LOINS lb. PORK "RIB END 3 Ib. AVG. WGHT. WESTON'S COOKIES BREAD +o 581.00 | SCHNEIDER'S COUNTRY SAUSAGE +» reves «59 3 os 08 DRINKS DELMONTE 3 to choose ow -------- ee ae] 3:+1.00 FRESH SLICED ORK TVER PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JAN. Exchange * Wedding Vows In Yuletide Baskets of red poinsettia and green pine made an attractive setting -in-Sacred Heart Church; Uxbridge on December 24th, 1966 for the marriage of Mar- garet Emily Ruth Couves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur William Couves, Green: bank to Mr. James Cornelius Murphy, son of Mr. and- Mrs. John Wallace Murphy, R.R. 5, Bolton. The Reverend A. Lee offici ated at the double ring cere: mony. The organist was the bride's sister, Mrs. Danny Ree: sor of Agincourt, who also ac companied the soloist. Her hus: band, Mr. Danny Reesor who sang '"O Perfect Love, The Lord's Prayer, Ava Maria, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desire, The Wed: ding Prayer", also a duet "O Holy Night" was sung by Mr. and Mrs. Reesor, prior to the wedding ceremony. The bride, escorted down the aisle by her father, wore a candled white, floor - length gown of peau de soie with a lace bodice. The gown featured lily-point sleeves, empire wasit- line and an A line skirt. To complete this charming gown a luxurious long lace bordered train gently draped from her shoulders. The elbow length scalloped bridal veil was caught to her pearl crown. This ex- quisite ensemble was designed and made by the bride. She carried a cascade of red roses, Ib. FACELLE TOWELS» Co 40° MINUTE |BREAKFAST ve Tc A FREE DRAW ON 5.00 OF GROCERIES WITH EVERY $5.00 "ORDER OR OVER. 7 WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW / MR. FRANK WHITFIELD. MAPLE LEAF WIENERS STORE HOURS -- 8:30 to 9:00 : EXCEPT TUESDAY 8:30 to 1:00. SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00. FREE DELIVERY--Phone 985-2492. PRICES EFFECTIVE -- Wednesdey to Saturday, Jan. 25 - 28. "53 "white" 'matching jacket and hat. "carnations "and green fern. She wore the groom's gift, a cultured pearl necklace. Preceding the bride was her sister, the matron of honour, Mrs. Hugh Dobson of Uxbridge. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Phil Sweet of RR. 1 Mono Road, also Miss Donna Thornton of RR. 1, Brampton. These at -tendants wore gowns the exact style as the bride's in cardinal red peau de soie. Their head. pieces were identical halos with scalloped bouffant veiling in the' same colour as the gowns. They carried white fur muffs | with holly and red ribbon de éorating them. Mr. Frank Murphy of Windsor acted as best man for his bro- ther while Mr. Hugh Dobson, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr. John Fitzpatrick of Castle- more acted as ushers. The groom and his attendants were attired in tuxedos. The reception was held in the Greenbank Church hall. Greeting the guests were Mr, and Mrs. Couves, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. The bride's mother was wearing a tourquoise brockade dress with The groom's mother was attired in wore corsages of Brampton where the bride 'tea a chantilly lace dress over eral in a body. Ceremony beige silk and a matching beige feather hat and gloves. They white lily of the valley and green fern. For their wedding trip the bride chose a rose wool suit with peau de soie lapels and blouse. Her hat was of match- ing colour with a peau de soie band. She wore black leather accessories and a grey mink & persian lamb jacket. Guests "were present from Bolton, Uxbridge, Scarborough, Toronto, Brampton; Ottawa, Port Perry, Alliston, Cooksville, Brooklin, Alton, Agincourt, Nor- val, Georgetown, Cheltenham, Mono Road and Windsor. LJ * * Prior to her marriage Ruth was honoured at several show- ers. Miss Donna Thornton, teacher friend of the bride, held a miscellaneous shower at her home. - Guests present were teachers and friends. A Crystal shower was held at Mrs. Phil Sweet's comprising of relatives of the bride's mother. Friends and relatives of the Murphy family held a miscel- laneous shower for the bride- to-be at the home of Mrs. M. Byrne, Bolton. Greenbank friends held a mis- cellaneous shower at the bride's parents' home. A presentation was made to fhe bride & groom by the staff of the Central Public School in ET i pr re Prior to his marriage the groom was presented with a toaster by -the staff of Air Canada. Friends and relatives of the groom held a party to honour him on his forthcoming marri- age at which time they present- ed him with a purse. After the rehearsal, the bri- dal party were entertained to a dinner by the bride's parents. Rama Dep.-Reeve Passes In Whitby Last week, Ontario County couricillors ¢ observed a minute of silence Wednesday morning in memory of Deputy-Reeve Owen Morris of Rama Town- ship. Mr. Morris died late on Tuesday night following a heart attack. He attended Tuesday's inaugural session of the Ontario County council. He had been deputy reeve at Rama for the last two years. On the suggestion by Reeve George Brooks of Whitby, coun. cil decided to attend the fun. -red- roses, -- - 1 I PLA ae hE ah ART 1s IE - J Ag 8 oe TG BATS Me - AIT LEAT dng Re