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LJ Freie 3 BRR BA Fad Ae : * (Ry 5 " ) Th hrwaeY Port Perry Council News Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in theMunicipalOf- fice on Tuesday, March 28th. Councillor P. W. Orde report- ed on the wooden wharf at the water front and presented the following estimated cost. 80 pes. 6"x10"x20 ft. for or cedar 8,000 ft... $2, 240.00 230 pes. 3"x107x22ft. fir or cedar 13,000 ft. .. 3,864.00 3700 8" spikes, ; 7850 bs. 135.00 210 %" x 20" machine bolts ........ccoovvvii 262.50 6,501.50 109, for extras .... 650.00 7,151.50 Labour .................... 1,000.00 $8,151.50 Council decided to consider do- 'that they must be prepared to ing half the project this year and the rest next year. * * * DEPUTATIONS-- Mr. Merlin Dowson attended Council meeting and requested no parking but for pick up only in front of his store and Herb Brook's Store as he pointed out this is done in Huntsville and some other places. Council agreed to give this matter consideration, but felt give the same privilege to other merchants. * * * Mrs. Mary Sweetman appear- ed before Council and offered to pay for her parking space if kept clear of cars, as cars are parked in this space day and night. The Clerk was instructed to ask the Chief of Police to keep this area clear of cars. DO OE OPENCBOWLING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED YOU WILL ENJOY BOWLING = at The C auseway PASSING ACCOUNTS-- The following statements of accounts was authorized for payment: General Department 6,037.41 Street Maintenance 288.76 Truck & Tractor ... 267.37 Property & Parks .. 99.72 Relief Dept. ....... 268.48 342.14 Waterworks Dept..... $7,303.88 --Arena Centennial Project cntered $5,404.64 Arena Roof Repairs .$ 861.70 LETTER from Mrs. Doris Beare, Secretary of Port Perry Public Library dated March 15, 1967. "I have been requested to write Port Perry Council ask- ing for the first instalment of the Library 'grant. We were given to understand that the grant is being increased suffi- ciently to cover the repairs and improvements to the Library building. At this time we would like to thank Council for their consid- eration and prompt action in our request for financial aid. Thanking you, I remain." The Library Board requested $1500. for repairs in addition to the $2500. grant which they usually have had. Council approved of the above amounts being put in the bud- be paid to the library board. RESOLUTION: Moved by I. A. Boyd, seconded by Bruce Beare "That the clerk be authorized to pay the account of the Pay- master cheque Writers (Canada) Limited for maintenance and insurance for 1967 in the a- mount of $42.50." Carried. FINES for month of Febru- ary, $362.20. Village share $129.35. "Filed. BALANCE of 1966 Road Sub- sidy to be received $3,822.74. Filed. 'STATEMENT of Cost re Cen- | tennial Project (for information) Oct. 20, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Co. ........ $10,346.76 Nov. 24, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Co. .... 6,795.00 Dec. 23, 1966--Wes. Lane Extras (paid in 1967)... J 1,143.73 Dec. 31, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Co. (paid in 1967) ooo 1,435.48 Feb. 7, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Co. ........ 5,404.64 Feb. 10, 1967--The Jas. H. Matthews & Co. (Can.) Ltd. (Centennial Bronze Marker)... Feb. 7, 1967--Painting not completed .... 135.24 400.00 Filed. $25,660.85 STATEMENT Re Arena Roof Repairs -for information Oct. 20, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Company 3,150.00 Nov. 24, 1966--Lake Scugog Lumber Company 3,485.23 Feb. 1, 1966--Lake+Scugog While you can get our special "3rd Birthday Treat" and save on the World's hottest-selling Hardtop! "Today's the day to decide to buy that Mustang you've been dreaming about! And join the Mustang generation! Your choice of entry the hardtop, the convertible, or the sleek GT-styled Fastback 2+ 2. With over 100 options, you can make your Mustang distinctively yours. And to really save, choose the "3rd Birthday Treat" equipped Mustang hardtop! Drive home in a new Mustang. What an entry you'll make 'Must get a Mustang! ? get, so that the first instalment DO IT NOW! Lumber Company 861.70 . Pear v3] Adu ets titemirappdnnseldedniin on $1 LF ¥ . astepionetmadeatai Ki * CF ly A . ' 2d SME #3 i Ln cs FES of ii Byron 4, A : £ > die ty aad Es EH PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 6th, 1967 -- 11 7,496.93 Balance Owing .. 9,833.08 Total Contract ... 17,330.01 NOTICE to all Municipal Clerks, reference to standards under Ambulance Service Act. Provisional license will be is- sued allowing adequate time to meet standards. If your service is reasonably efficient and safe, there is no need for curtailment -or with- drawal "of service because of proposed standards. My De- partment is willing to consult with you on individual situa- tions. Address inquiry to my Deputy. Council decided that Mr, Charles Brignall obtain a Ili cense and then carry on as be- fore, * * * The following applications for building permits were ap- proved: Dr. McNab lots 123- 124, Ella Street; L. R. Mabley, Lot 6, Ash Street; Murray C. Gibson, Lot 14, Gibson Drive. Mr. Murray Gibson's request to live in a house trailer on a temporary basis while building a house, was granted, providing proper Sanitary conditions are adhered to. RESOLUTION -- That the Canadian Mitchell "Associates Invoice No. 7036 dated March 27, 1967 for supplementary re- port on the Proposed Sewerage System as per resolution of Council February 8, 1966, in the amount of $500.00, be paid." A motion was passed author- izing the Reeve and Deputy Reeve to attend the Mayors & Reeves Association Convention to be held in Niagara Falls on May 12, 13, 14, 15 and that they be paid travelling expenses, per diem and registration fees. Councillor P. Orde reported on a complaint re parking at corner of Queen and Lilla- ad- jacent to the Gossard factory. Council decided that. a no. "parking sign be installed on the south side of Queen Street a minimum of 40 feet from the corner. Obituary CHARLES WESLEY LUNNEY Following a lengthy illness the death of Charles Wesley Lunney occurred at the Com- munity Memorial Hospital at Port Perry on Thursday morn- ing, March 9th, 1967.< He was in his 73rd year. © Born in Cavan Township near Millbrook, Ont. he was the youngest son of the late Mr.and = Mrs. David Lunney of Sonya. He served with the armed forces in the first World War, afterwards farmed at Sonya and Blackwater. Moving to Saint- field village in 1937 he conduct- ed a drover and trucking busi- ness until the outbreak of the second world war, when he wor- ked in munition plant at Ajax until 1945. "Later he was em- ployed with the Ontario Depart- - ment of Highways until retire- ment in 1961. Surviving are his wife, the former Joanna Watson, one daughter (Diane) Mrs. Larry Mathison of Caesarea, one son Orville of Brougham, Ont., one sister Mrs. Margaret Dainard of Fort William, Ont., séven grand children and two great grand children. The funeral service was held from the McDermott-Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Saturday -- +; March 11th, 1967 and was con- ducted by Rev. A. Rice. Inter- ment at McNeill cemetery, Wick. 2 a ~ Pallbearers were nephews Harold Lunney, Merlin Lunney, James McTaggart, Jack Lunney, Lewis McTaggart, Jack 'Finley. Beautiful and numerous were the floral tributes testifyifig the esteem of his many friends. 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