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LJ A special meeting of Coun- cil was called for the even- ing of 'April 23rd and was attended by all members of Council and with Reeve Mal- colm in the chair. The question. of certain Fire Costs being billed to the Corporation were dis- cussed, and a member of the local Fire Brigade was con- cerned that their budget would be washed out before some planned improvements were not, A bill from Bowmanville Fire Dept. for $180. for the call made by outsiders to the Xmas Tree farms ravaged by fire in the south eastern corner of the township, was discussed, 'and moved paid 509%. The local fire dept. not be- ing called until Bowmanville had called in Port Perry which does have an agree- ment with the Corporation. By-Law #1159 being the revised Building By-Law was given third reading passing same on motion of Hamilton and Asselstine Restricted Area By-Law #1137 having been discussed and given a Cartwright Counc reading amending same was ordered held until presented to Dept. of Municipal Affairs for recommendations. Councillor Gettins present- ed the Firemen's Association wish for a new fire 'hall lo- cation. No known lots are available and the Clerk was instructed to contact adja- cent land owners seeking a favourable reply with re- ply with regards to a new Fire Hall location. : The Treasurer having pre- "pared a tentative budget of Revenue and Expenditure for -1968 showing a small surplus with a similar mill rate for 1968 as for 1967 except for the additional 1 mill for County purposes, the reeve felt that with the usual in- creases raised by supplemen- tary assessments that Council: would be wise to lower the municipal rate. -A Motion by Councillors Gettins & Wright approved the Treasurer ad- justing the budjet and draw- ing up the Taxing By-Law for a reduction of two mills for General funds and an in- crease of 1 mill for Counties and same as 1967 for educa- tion. This would be tenta- tively 18 mills, 17 'and 66 total for education or 101 mills, Besides budgeting for a deficit, $4,000. would be withdrawn out of reserves for a municipal project. * * * The regular May 7th meet- ing of Council was held in the township hall and at- tended by. all members and chaired by Reeve L. S. Mal- colm. Several delegations present, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Lawrence were first to seek councils recommendation of 5, ten acre lot severances. Mr. J. M. Fisher second de- putation present, brought in- formation regarding the new- ly amended Planning Act and with regards to Mr. Fishers' own plan of subdivision, re- 'stricted by the Minister to summer cottage lots; Coun- cil disapproved. Forder Bros. third deputa- tion present, presented their plan for a modern slaughter house in east Blackstock. Fourth deputation was Harold Peck, as Sales repre- sentative for the Aliston pro- perty, formerly Leighton, & News deputation was Frank Hoskin stock who requested Council to drain their lots and sug- 'gested - a covered storm sewer as in S. Blackstock: No action on this last request cation as a body. Bills were presented for Council to' approve--General in--amount $5,028.58 and Roads for $7,122.71 for a total for April of $12,151.29, A Motion was passed that requiring Ontario Hydro af- fairs approval from the Roads Superintendent prior to all underground installa- tions. A motion that the Township purchase necessary supplies under an extention of the United Counties Ten- der. A motion that the Rds. Dept. proceed with the sup- plementary roads program- me to the extent of Township share ($4,800.) of the capital. Was suggested that the said amount could be withheld from crushing of gravel. + the puzzle "mail rc EPOCH . 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TAKE THE "1 ITE Zig - Lag Council approved three sev- erances in this and Resolu- tions #21-23 inclusive, Fifth and Roy Cordon of N. Black- until Council could see lo- the Clerk draw up a By-Law PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 30, 1968 -- 13 The Ontario Hydro having prepared a plan of revised street lighting at Council's request, same was considered and suggested presented to the ratepayers of Blackstock. The cost of installing 34 new mercury vapour lights is es- timated at $7,500. with an- nual energy costs of $612.00. Mr. Walters of Ont. Hydro is invited to attend such pub- lic meeting in very near fu- ture. } A letter from the Dept. of Municipal Affairs, re: Wood- lands plan of subdivision having -been-approved upon certain conditions being met. Some building applications were presented for Council consideration® and were ap- proved. Greenbank W.L. The May meeting of the Greenbank Women's Institute was held in the Reach Hall with a good attendance of members and visitors. _ The Pres. Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix welcomed the 4-H Girls and their mothers or friends and read a poem on "What to plant in your Garden". The Roll Call was answer- ed by a household hint. Re- ports were heard from the following conveners Betty Stone, Grace Hunter, Iva Phoenix, Dorothy Ianson, and Mrs. K. Brown. Mrs. M. Diamond gave her report on the Currators meet- ing she attended on May 13 COTTAGES WANTED 985-7373 The Motto was taken by . Mrs. K. Brown and she spoke on "The Price of Pork". A Tweedsmuir History Tea will be held at Brougham on June 10th at 2 pm. The meeting was then turned over to the 4-H Girls, and the demonstrations these young girls put on were cer- tainly a credit to them and their leaders. Apple squares were made by Katherine Nichols and Jane Ann Crosier, A talk on "Corn Cereals and Quick Snacks" was given by Jill Stone. Debbie McGee ex- plained how: we could use cereals for a lot more than our breakfast. Susan Cook- man and 'Janis Stone made "Lemon Creamy Rice". Marian Couperthwaite spoke on the 4-H Clubs and their aims in the future. Mrs. Shirley Lee brought this part of their meeting to -a~close with some questions - | ) on cooking to the 4-H Girls and for lunch, why we ate everything the girls cooked, and enjoyed every bite. The lunch was served by the girls and the group in charge. Mrs. Kay Brown and at Haugen's Restaurant. Mrs. Couperthwaite. In Case Of A Tie ACROSS SUN RISES ' OUT OF NIL For Income Tax see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. Dec./6% DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985.2728 PORT PERRY Dec. ./68 Earl Wallace ROOFING Ashphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, Steel and Aluminum Roofing. EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for all kinds of roof work. A. E. Johnson BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CHARTERED i ACCOUNTANTS Leonard R. Rosenberg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727-9451 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-7306 PORT PERRY Dec. 31/68 Septic Yan's Clr By PUia + Un \BN. SEPTIC TANKS ..ND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry -- 985-2226 ~ Dec./61 Phone Life - Auto - Home Protection FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc, - ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 ' Dec./68 GPA eTaien ® EYES EXAMINED eo 229 Mary St. 985.2383 June/68 RAYMOND J. FRALICK "representing CIA Co-operators insurance Association i The Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Fire Phone 985.7447 Dec. /67 6. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 Dec./68