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Lo A Je : 1 La PEL i 4 AY - 3 A> oY a < \ - a . A in aon vd ek dase Thursday, March 2nd, 1967 8 - PORT PERRY STAR --- Cartwright Council News Regular Meeting of Council was held afternoon and evehing on Feb. 7th with all members present and several visitors. Mr. Hvidsten of the Port Perry Star was present to take pic- tures of Reeve Merrill Van Camp as the new Warden of the United Counties of North: umberland and Durham, wear- ing his chain of office. A brief presentation of a gavel sent to the Warden from the township employees in honour of the oc- casion followed. Mr. C. E. Wilson, lone repre- sentative of the Cartwright Lakeshore Ratepayers Associa- tion discussed with Council the 3 items on their 1967 agenda, +» i.e. Street name plates for Cae- sarea; Straightening of Centre St. in Caesarea; and Early weed cutting in Caesarea. These items were tabled for future consideration. The subject Garbage Collec: tion was introduced "as recom- mended for extending by the said C.L.S.R.P.A. last year and the only recognized cottage au- thority representing an associa- tion was a letter from T. Harris of 'Washago'. A letter from Mr. Geo. Heaslip, Garbage Col- lector during the last couple years, informed - Council that the cost for anticipated Garbage removal for next year could double. Taking both these thoughts into consideration Council instructed the Clerk to call Tenders the week of the 15th of February and to have them close March 1st '67. The recommendations for ap- pointment to the Cartwright Community Recreational Board having now been received, .the following were appointed: From the Blackstock W.I. Mrs. Ralph Larmer; from - the Blackstock O.N.O. Club, Mrs. Ken Lee; from the Blackstock Agriculture Society, Glen Larmer and Wal- ter Wright; and frgm Council by individual nomination, - Os- mond Wright, John Hamilton and Ernest Swain. Reconvening at 7 p.m. Bill & Accounts were presented for reveiew and payment. Road Bills for $4,043.93 and General Accounts for $929.36 for a To- tal for January Canada Centen- nial Year 1967 $4,973.29 Bills approved for payment. Cartwright Volunteer Fire Dept. were represented by three members present. Their 1967 budget being similar to former years except' fod a request for two-way radios for more effi- cient service. a Mr. Frank Gibson~of Prince Albert was invited to meet with Council and he was present at this time. Having been Dog Control couple years for Cartwright as well as being Building Inspect- or and By-Law Enforcement Officer for a couple other muni- cipalities, he was asked to quote a price for those offices in and for this municipality. =~ After some brief consideration Coun- cil accepted his offer of Build- es x : . AEE a SEE ESL SI She SE WL J SEAR Officer for the past] nh ing Inspector and By-Law En- forcement Officer at a price of $500.00. The Roads Superintendent, Merlin Suggitt then reported to Council on the complicated and ever changing methods of Roads Accounting, and how every pro- ject must be charged to certain equipment at certain going rates and that efficiency of op- eration and owning certain equipment could show a profit or loss on operations and cited the new MF Loader as making a profit for the Corporation of almost $2,500. in comparison with a rental unit. The 1967 Oiling Program was introduced and the Roads Sup- erintendent mentioned that the United Counties were no longer doing the oiling for local muni- cipalities and that now we must make our own private or joint treaties; A Resolution was pass- ed that the Roads Superintend- ent co-operate with Darlington Twp. in letting Oiling Contracts: for this year. The subject Ont- ario-- Good Roads = Convention brought out names of five mem- bers of Council who intend to attend and reservations were to be completed accordingly. The confirmation of wording for the Centennial Plaque was changed and- is to Read:- Muni: cipal -- Recreational Centre of Cartwright Township. The appointed personnel were again asked to vacate the room while Council decided their re- muneration & the -Salary Sche- ~~ SPEED QUEEN. | PROUDLY APPOINTS PEEL HARDWARE LTD. ONTARIO AS YOUR AUTHORIZED SPEED QUEEN WELCOME TO OPEN PORT PERRY, 207 QUEEN ST. AND SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 3, 4. QUEEN REPRESENTATIVE ANSWER od or, rat Rt 3 A 3 us SE AT ss a ah LOR, Sa gd w - N > oT as ol SENS Sta PORE PERRY, BUDGET TERMS HOUSE Drop In For A Free Coffee And See The Amazing Dem- onstration On The ALL - NEW 1967 LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT At PEEL HARDWARE Phone 985-2431 ARRANGED ONT. DEALER. AT "PEEL PORT PERRY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY WILL BE ON _ ALL YOUR LAUNDRY PROBLEMS. Queen Ce ARES YOUR SPEED HAND TO SPEED QUEEN Cnt a tT SEY SRE Ran $2 - A 3 rt Shatiow Ad oth PUGS FAS Aa Se 2 SE dule for 1967. Some 40 min- utes later the following sche- dule of remuneration was made known: Employees paid on hourly rate range from $1.50 to $2.00 per hour plus full Hospi- tal Insurance coverage. Roads Superintendent to $5,000. Clerk- Treasurer - Tax Collector at $4,500.00. Assessor at $1,200.00 and this for the current year as County Assessing will take over at first of 1968. Livestock In- spection under the Warble Fly Control Act $350.00. Livestock Valuer for Loss of Livestock at $5.00 per trip. Building In- spector and By-Law Enforce- ment Officer at flat rate of $500.00. Dog Control Officer at an agreed hourly rate and mile- age. Dog Tag Officer on a per- centage basis and School At- tendance. Officer $30.00 p.a. Roads Accountants remunera- tion raised to $350.00. Coun- cillors salaries were raised each $50.00 to $350.00, $375.00 and Reeve $450.00 to cover Welfare and other Boards as well as his office. Harness Racing For Port Perry Representatives of _ Ontario agricultural = societies Sunday worked out a tentative racing circuit and race-date plan to take advantage of Ontario Leg- islation which extended pari: mutuel wagering privileges to most of the 240 societies in the province. Five new circuits emerged from the meeting. Port Perry, Peterborough, and Norwood agreed to some 51 days of rac- ing. Dresden, Elmira, & Paris set another circuit and Hanover, 1 Owen Sound, Kincardine and Goderich formed another. Charles S. MacNaughton, the provincial treasurer, Friday said the new legislation per- mits any agricultural society in- corporated before 1912 to ob- tain 14 days of racing on which pari-mutuel wagering may be conducted. Ont. County Mill Rate Up Over Ontario county council levied a mill rate of 19.045, an in- crease of nearly three mills over last year at a budget ses- sion here Friday. ig The mill rate is based on equalized assessment and will vary with each municipality. During 1967, Ontario County will + spend * $5,455, 202.65 of which all but $2,517,927.60 will be subsidized. The $2,517,927. 60 will have to be paid by the 18 municipalities that make up Ontario County. Following is a list of what taxpayers in Port Perry and neighbouring communities will pay for the various items in the county budget plus the to- tal amount and the municipal assessment for the 1967 taxa- tion year: PORT PERRY General fund $24,863, roads $244® homes for the aged $5,818, EMO and education $171, hospital 'grants $6,464 for a total of $61,556. Total assess- ment is $3,241,045. : REACH TOWNSHIP General fund $37,957, roads $37008, homes for the aged $8,882, EMO "and education $261, hospital grants $9,869 for a total of $93,977. Total assess- ment is $4,805,050. SCUGOG TOWNSHIP General fund $11,546, roads $11,257, homes for the aged $2,702, EMO and education $79, hospital grants $3,002 for a total of $28,587. Total assess- ment is $1,651,472. EAST WHITBY General fund $36,815, roads $35,895, homes for the aged $8,615, EMO & education $235, "hospital grants $9,572 for a total of $91,151. Total assess- ment is $4,667,861. WHITBY TOWNSHIP General fund $91,330, roads $89,044, homes for the aged oy 8a VINE 3 are A 3 nL Ll Tah RAY Tr Last Year hospital grants $23,746 for a total of $226,119. Total assess- ment is $11,487,973. BROCK TOWNSHIP General fund $34,711, roads $33,842, homes for the aged $8,122, EMO and education $239, hospital grants $9,025 for a total of $85,939. Total asseas- ment is $4,549,575, UXBRIDGE = . General fund $26,054; roads, $25,402; homes for the aged, $6,097; EMO and education, $179; hospital grants, $6,774 for a total of $64,506. Total assess- ment is $3,313,218. . LETTER 100 THE EDITOR Suite 19 1070, Haro Street, Vancouver 5, B.C. February 21st, 1967 Dear Sir: Editor: Let's face it. Everyone in his right mind wants to see the fighting in Vietnam stop. But, as writer Ernest Heming- way said when urged by a So- viet contemporary to sign a pe- tition condemning U.S. policies in Vietnam: "You ask us to condemn half a war -- OUR HALF! I beg of you-to ask YOUR people to join us in condemning ALL war and to stop sending machines of death through North Vietnam for use against the South!" To that I can only say 'Amen.' Certainly no credance can be given a one-sided view of the Vietnam war which consistant- ly sees our American neigh- boures as the Wicked Witch of the West and communist North-- --------%---- Vietnam as the sweet, innocent Dorothy. "It's time Canadians began marching. with placards calling for "Fair Play for the USA Yours sincerely $21,371, EMO & education $628, Jane. Hunt BUSINESS DIRECTORY G. McPHADEN INSURANCE 985-2341 Dec./67 REST HOME Pleasant Surroundings | REASONABLE RATES Phone 985 - 2806. FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs | Do it the Co-operative Way Co.-Operatérs Ins. Assoc. 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