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- Business Arising Out ity to discuss 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 14th, 1968 be taken to have Fire Hyd- Port Perry Council News Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perrv held in the Municipal Office on Thursday, November 7th. Of Minutes: ; Councillor I. A. Boyd re. ported on talking to Serge- ant Reid of the O.P.P. and they will not be using the town office but feel that thev will be able to give even better service. } Councillors P. W. Orde and R. A. Kenny reported on at- tending the Scugog Conser- vation Meeting at Lindsav on November 6th, 1968. They did not know just how much advantage there would be to the Village of Port Perry but if it is carried by a two third's vote then all Munici- palities automatically belong and pay their share of the costs. It was explained that the programme could include dams, ponds, natural trails, reforestation, etc.,, which could possibly benefit di- rectly or indirectly to most municipalities in the area. It was decided to have an- other meeting after the dele- gates have had an opportun- the "matter with their respective Coun- cils. . Deputations: Mr. Arthur Panabaker ap- proached Council Re: Nurs- ing Home on Ella Street and he objected to its re-use as a nursing home since it was sold and used by the new owner for a short period as He stated fur-|: a re-idence. ther that it could have from 20 to 30 persons and could create parking and sewage problems. Council referred to the zoning by-law and decided to have the Building Inspector check on any alterations be- ing made and to advise that a building permit would be necessary if making altera- tions. . Messrs. H. Mahaffy and: J. Cook attended .Council meet- ing on behalf of the Volun- teér Fire Brigade. Would like permission for the Department to join the Ontario Firefighters Associa- tion at an annual member- ship fee of $10.00. This was approved. The following Statement of Accounts was authorized for payment: Gen. Department $80,371.62 Street Maint. ... 1,345.82 Prop. & Parks ... 443.46 Relief Depart. . 130.00 Truck & Tractor 155.24 Water. Dept. .... 12,508.22 O.WRC. 25.00 $94,979.36 The Clerk was instructed to pay-the John Ballard Lumber Co. account in the amount of $1,487.95 for garage doors. Correspondence: Letter from Mr. Ross Sweetman dated Nov. 4, 1968 Re: Fire Hydrants. "I have been advised by Reeve S. Oyler, that the In- stallation of Fire Hydrants comes under your jurisdic- tion. Would you please alice us of the necessary steps to WEED INSPECTORS COUNTY OF ONTARIO Two Weed Inspectors are required by the County of Ontario. One inspector will enforce the prov- isions of the Weed Control Act in the Town of Whitby and the Township of East Whitby and the other inspector in the town of Ajax, Town- ship of Pickering and the Village of Pickering. . Salary $15.00 per day plus 10¢ per mile Apply in writing on or 1968 to: "Wm. G. Manning before November 29th Administrator and Clerk-Treasurer County of Ontario 605 Rossland Road E Whitby, Ontario -- "Same 'Day Service CASH Telephone 255 Queen St. PORT CLEANERS Cleaning Now Done On Premises AND CARRY PRICES In By 10 a Out iy dD p.m. 985-7105 Port Perry LEP FA Ta 4 gd SR vile eane oF Satay rants installed in Prince Al bert. Thanking you for your con. sideration on behalf of the citizens of Prince Albert." Council felt that an agree- ment would have to. be reached between the /Town- ship of Reach and the Village of Port Perry and a charge agreed upon. RESOLUTION -- That an agreement be drawn up be. tween the Corporation . of Port Perry and the Township of Reach Re: Water Mains and Fire Hydrants in Prince Albert, that the cost. of in- stallation be shared on a 50- 80 'basis and that Hydrant Rentals be $150.00 per hyd- rant per year and that the Hydrants and Water Mains remain the "property of the Corporation of Port Perry and repairs & maintenance be the responsibility of the Village of Port Perry. The Clerk was instructed] to send a copy of the resolu- tion to Reach Council and a copy to Mr. Ross Sweetman. Letter of Resignation from the Port Perry Library Board by Mrs. dated October 21, 1968. "I have been a member of | I'd Utica Couple Married 50 Yeors the Library Board for some years, as a School Board ap- pointee. When rules changed and municipalities took over the appointing, members of the Boards like myself were ordered to finish out our terms of office. My terms of office expires at the end of December, 1968 and I am herewith tendering my resignation as a Board member, to take effect on tnat date." - Council decided to accept the resignation of Mrs. Aleta MacFarlane and that a letter Aleta MacFarlane |! of thanks be sent to her? - married at Port Perry Pres- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell celebrated their 50th Wed- ding Anniversary at an Open House, Nov. 2nd, 1968 at Utica Hall. Flowers were presented by the great-grand- children. The Hall was de- corated in gold & white and a. three tiered -Anniversary Cake was flanked with floral decorations of Gold Mums with white candles. : Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were byterian Manse in 1918 and have three daughters, Mrs. L. B. Roberts (Alverta), Mrs. B, D. Hitchens (Ruth), Mrs, H.| Thompson (June), and one son, Arthur H. Mitchell. 10 Grandchildren and 3 Great Grand Children. --Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell farm- ed on the 4th Con. of Reach for 28 years. After 3 years in Toronto moved to Port Credit where they lived till Mr. Mitchell retired in 1964 and they came back to their present residence in Reach Township. Guests from Lancaster Pa., Delphos, Ohio, Mount Forest, Toronto, Picton, Whitby, Osh- awa, Greenbank, Bethany, Kitchener, Stouffville, Kil- 'worthy, Islington, Ashburn, Epsom, Uxbridge ad Port Perry, Ont. Many gifts were received and all Good Wishes go to the happy couple. SCUG Eighteen ladies were present at the home of Mrs. Earl Reader on Wednesday evening for the U.C.W. meeting of the "Head". We were pleased to have as quests, Mrs. Gill from Nelson Reader's house, Mrs. Jackson from the former Boneschansker home and Mrs. Edna Fowler from Port Perry. Many ladies were unable to attend because of illness, t |-accident or inconvenience. Mrs. Reta Reader cond- ucted the meeting until the | President arrived from Jr: choir practice. The theme for Nov- ember was. naturally on "Remembrance" with an inter- national note. Therefore the opening thought was: "He who does not love his brother whom he has seen, cannot love God whom he has not seen", We sang hymn 516 - "God of our fathers" and used the first verse of hymn 523 as prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Myrtle Manns réad the Scripture from I Peter Chapt. 3: 8--17. The study period was used by Mrs. Reader to read an article concerning some of our brothers under stress and entitled, "Czechs are touch". In the roll call the ladies recalled some country that had seen national strife since the Armistice had. been signed or to name some place in the world they would like to see. In this area it seemed '| most members were fairly easy to satisfy and they were not too eager to travel to distant spots. Mrs. Betty Smith read an musing anecdote involv ing a lady's shopping exper- ience. Mrs. Reta Reader read a travelogue by Mrs. Adrienne Clarkson, Hostess of C.B.C.- T.V.'s "Take Thirty' who travelled with her husband to Samarkand from Moscow by turbo-prop plane for 4% hours, Old Samarkand is a OG N lost city in the sand in the Uzbekistan Republic near Afghanistan but taken by the Russians -during the Revol- ution. They saw mosques, mausoleums, and tombs in 'the oasis area which showed where civilization had flour- ished 3,000 years ago -and served as a route for spreading Eastern culture into the West. Mrs. Beryl Pearce then received reports and conducted the business period. There were books of tickets for doll and turkey draws to help .the hospital and these were all taken care of. Mrs. G. Freeman and Mrs. C. Red- man sent a note of thanks on' behalf of the Jr. Choir for financial - assistance. ~ There were notes of thanks and appreciation from Mrs. Carol Boneschansker now of List- owel and Mrs. Marion Hughes of Port View, also a letter from the Senior Citizens concerning their Christmas Banquet. A donation of $5.00 was accepted with apprec- iation from a former member, The President gave a review of meeting at Greenwood on October 28. Next was the pleasant duty of deciding where some of our $512. balance would go and it is as follows: Bible Society $20. Parsonage Committee $75. Hospital Doll draw $15. Church Gen- eral Fund $150. M.&M. fund $50. Overseas Relief $10. toward blankets, Mystery Sister Supper | Nov] ember 27. Mrs. Myrtle Manns gave a list of the following items that would be appreciated by the school for retarded child- ren at the Head: buttons, bean bags, yarn play balls, plastic ~ bottles * of . various shapes, used light and flash bulbs, old scraps of plywood, plastic fruit, yarn scraps, old felt hats, orange crates, kinder- garten table and chairs, small hammers or saws and a retired man to help in personal super- vision of work an hour or so each day. We were reminded to cont- inue saving Canada Packer Labels, used stamps of all kinds and clean, used nylons. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold went to Kingston to spend a good. part of the week with their 'daughter Ruth and her family. The same week- end Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn and Bruce returned to the parental homes on the Island and also - enjoyed the Commencement. Mrs. Earl Heayn went back to Kingston]. . with-them. On Sunday, Mrs. Earl Reader and Tammie accompan- ied- Bill and friend to Barrie to call on relatives and friends in Shanty Bay. 9) 4:11] le] THURS.-FRL.-SAT. "THE ONE AND 5 MON.-TUES.-WED, ( EXCHANGE CLINIC FOR DOUBTERS On Wednesday morning the 20th of November at the hour of 10 a.m. a Bible Study Hour is being commenced in the St. Johns Presbyterian Church. This will be very informal and the text book "Know what you Believe" will be used. The subjects are fascinating and timely. For. the first morning the theme will be . . "Is Chris. tianity Rational?" Transpor- tation will be provided by calling the manse number 985-3024. In the experimental hour your doubts and questions will be most welcome . . If you are at a loss to know where to go with your doubts . this may be the chance you have been waiting for. 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