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ANTE NE HRN =e = - U x : 3: 7 Ss ~~ 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 14th, 1968 Scugog News The Friday night service held last week at Manches- ter was very rewarding for those that put so much work into it, and for those that attended, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kane and friend Mrs. L. Barr of Toronto were Friday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kane. A few from the Island at- tended the Sweet Adeline concert in Oshawa, last Sat- urday night." It was beauti- fully presented and the mu- sic was lovely. For anyone who likes music, this is an enjoyable way to spend an 'evening. Glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier from their winter holiday. Grace U.C.W.. held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, March 11 at the home safely. church with about 22 ladies present. We were pleased to have some of the Head lad- ies with us. The guest speak- er for the evening was Mr. Clive Rouen. He gave a very informative. talk on religion, throughout the years in his native India, also a little in- sight into living conditions in India at the present time. It would appear that we are very lucky to be Canadians. Mrs. Rouen was also with us and showed us one of her beautiful saris. A lovely lunch was served after the meeting and Mrs. Cawker gave two contests. Ivah Fralick was the winner of the first one and Beryl Pearce and Allene Kane ended up as a charming bride and .groom in the sec- ond contest. 15% Off All . TINTING $5.50 Fully Experienced Prices Ragulatly From . + $10.00 $15.00 PHOEBE'S BEAUTY SALON 249 Queen St. -- 985-2532 THE LAST TWO WEEKS OF MARCH Permanents HAIR CUTS $1.25 HAIR STYLING and SHAMPOO $2.50 RINSES 50c. "ONLY FIRST QUALITY MATERIALS USED" "OPEN EVENINGS" The Hospital Auxiliary are having their annual Spring Fair on May 25th and again | this year we and the Head ladies are responsible for the apron booth, so be sure to get started on your ap- rons. Choir practice will be on Thursday night at 7.30 at the church. Miss B. Watts of Toronto spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts at Pine Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee of Greenbank, Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas. Master Eric Pogue of Osh- awa spent a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rzany of Oshawa spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. John Geis- berger and family of Osha- wa were Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Krieg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caw- ker and children visited with her -aunt in Barrie on Sunday. Miss Grace Pogue of Tor- onto spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. gnd Mrs. Russell Pogue. Greenbank Li The regular meeting of the Greenbank W.I. was: held on Feb. 21st at_the home of Mrs. H. Phoenix with the Pres, in the chair. To open the meet- ing The Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect re- peated in unison, Mrs. Phoe- nix read a poem entitled "Surprise". The roll call was answered by fifteen members. A large number of visitors were also present, A member was then chosen to attend the Officers Conference in Guelph late in April. Mrs. Phoenix chose the Country of Afghanistan as her subject for International month and gave a descrip- tion of its inhabitants, size, customs, foods, etc. She then introduced our guest speaker Miss Phylis Haslam of the Elizabeth Fry Society in Tor- onto. Her address and infor- mal discussion was interest- ing and informative. Mrs. H. Hill thanked Miss Haslam for coming. A don- ation was made to the Eliz- abeth Fry Soc. at this time. Reports were given by the different conveners. The meeting closed with a con- test. The Queen and the In- stitute Grace were sung. Lunch was served by the group in charge. Mrs. H. Hill, 'Mrs. H. Phoenix and Mis. A. 'Anderson. NEW SIZE 4-cylinder. diesel. under heavy load. e Independent PTO when needed ha 1 BROOKLIN All-Purpose four-plow power o 'NEW SIZE. Completely new from the ground up. e Rugged all-new, all-tractor engine. Big, extra efficient o New strength throughout to handlé high engifiedutput e Choice of transmissions-- Power. shift ten-speed Select-O-Speed or-dual- range eight speed. eo Multi-disc brakes --for safe, easy braking and long, service-free performance. o Differential lock--to direct power to both rear wheels Drive This Massive New Tractor Now! HAMER FORD EQUIPMENT SALES + Phone 655-4492 CARTWRIGHT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Road Employees Granted Additional 15¢ Per Hour | This Special Meeting call ed Feb. 22nd at 8 p.m. with Reeve Malcolm in the chair and all members of Council présent. The minutes of the last special meeting were read and approved. Deputations present were the Roads Employees and J. M. Fisher. The former being unsatisfied with the ten .cent hourly, wage in- crease offered at the last meeting offered to sit in on the discussion, but were told by the Reeve that no deci- sion would necessarily be made while they were pre- sent. This has been the policy of Council for many years, so the boys vacated their chairs and left the room on the promise that some decision would be made this evening. Due. to the statement made by Coun- promised the electorate that NO pay increases would be given to township employees this year, the Roads Super- intendent advised that he would be willing to carry on without an increase in salary this year rather than 'lose these valued employees, but stated that Council should at least consider an addi: tional benefit such as O.M. S.ILP. or Sick leave as- well as an increase in hourly rate of pay to Roads em- ployees. It was moved that the Roads employees be of- fered an increase of 25c. over last year and that the Corp. commence paying a share of O.M.S.IP. similar to the O.H.S.C. presently in effect. Motion éarried. Clerk was instructed to draw up the new By-Law 'authorizing cillor Wright that they had. the /named increases to em- ployees remuneration. Mr. J. 'M. Fisher having received notice from the Dept. of Municipal Affairs that his plan for a residen- tial 'subdivision of 10 lots had been rejected sought ad- vice from Council. Council' a little disturbed as the Dept. has now advised that any further severances on an-in- dividual basis will be resist- ed by them, and that devel- opment should be on a basis of subdivision BUT the pol- icy of the Department does not permit permanent resi- dential. development unless the municipality has an Of- ficial Plan in effect, but further, they refuse to ap- prove residential plans of subdivision even where the municipalities (ad ja cent) have Official Plans, which to point up former Minister Spooner's decision that NO RESIDENTIAL expansion will be permitted in rural areas. Clerk to contact township solicitor re: same. The Committee of Assel- stine and Wright reported on suggested changes to . the municipal Office: a plan was described and cost of 'ma- terial quoted at approx. $100. Motion carried that project be carried out. : 1968 Roads Program was discussed - and tentatively planned' by Council & 'Roads Superintendent M.~ Suggitt; the 'agreement with Clarence Mountjoy was confirmed for processing 'and this project written into 1968 roads pro- gram, Meeting adjourned. ---86-members "attended "the regular meeting at the Club on Wed., Feb, 28th. In the absence of Mrs. Cullen, the President, Mr. E, Healy, Vice President occupied the chair. "Various - Committees pre- sented their reports. Euchres seem to, be very popular in town this last few months by all reports, folks coming from many surround- ing districts. A new member Mrs, yr ny was welcomed, 'which is adding to the list of over "100 \ members. We hope now nice weather is just around the corner, that many bus trips will be planned in the future. Mrs. J. Robertson has returned, after spending most of the winter in the South. Sorry to hear many are still on the sick list, also Mrs. P. 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