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LAME . L $14 tHEVT LL RSE Ana Gh Dr. council himself, paid tribute to the honoured men. Mrs. Byrd is seated at his left, and at right are reeve and Mrs. Robert Kenny. M.B. Dymond, Ontario Minister of Health, a former member of Port Perry Nine Men With 143 Years Service Honoured By Port Perry Residents Continued present on this occasion to be among those who were paying tribute to the hon- oured guests. Dr. Dymond said he knew all of these men personally and had wor. ked with a number of them on occassion. He said that they all had "served in politics in one way or another, as politics was --»selling a service or-an-idea and this is what these men " have done for Port Perry in their different capacities. He went on to say that these men were happy to be able to serve the town and that|- 'joyed his yedrs on council they were very deserving of the honour being paid them tonight. Mr. Grant McDonald, prin- cipal of Port Perry High School thanked Dr." Dymond for being present, stating that he was a great man and that it had been an honour and a privilege to be able to listen to him tonight. Reeve Robert Kenny pre- "TENDERS The Township of Cartwright will recieve tenders for the supply of fuel oil, furnace oil, gasoline and grease, delivered to motor oil, Township garage. Township tender form to be used. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender close March 3, 1969, at 12 o'clock noon. ~ Tender forms are available from Road Supt. Merlin Suggitt R.R. sented plaques to the former reeve, councilmen and hydro commissioners. Mr. Kenny said that it had been a pri- vilege to serve under and with all those being honour- ed tonight. He offered a vote of thanks to Chamber of Commerce and to council- lor Ken Jackson for their ef- forts in making this evening possible. He also thanked J. J. Gibson for his service and efforts on behalf of the town, stating that he had served all his time on coun- cil under Mr. Gibson as reeve, -Mr. Gibson said he had en- and county council and that he had a good council serv- ing with him at all times. He also wished the present reeve and council success in the future. Mr. Boyd said that his years on council were the most pleasant that he had spent in Port Perry. 'Mr. Cox said that he also had en- no. 2, Nesleton, or Victor Malcolm, Clerk of Township, Black- stock, Ontario. Edward Oyler of Reach Towii= CHIC "Chicken Coop" GREENBANK, ONTARIO CORN AND MILK" FED FRESH DRESSED Try One This Weekend Call: 985-2416 KENS joyed his years on council and as hydro-commisisoner and wished the present men success in the years to come. Mr. Jackson said that it was a happy occasion for him and expressed his thanks and appreciation to the Chamber and Council for the honoured bestowed upon him tonight. He said that he had been. --repaid-- many, many times over from the know- ledge he had obtained while serving the town. Deputy-reeve- Bruce Beare presented plaques to the firmen on behalf of the town, stating that it-hd been a. privilege for him to have served as a fireman for a number of years and was happy to see these men being honoured tonight, Mr. Guy Raines was unable to attend was also presented with a certificate naming him an honourary chief of Port Perry Fire Department. 'Ontario County Warden and "Anything he can do Continued o'er the tumult". Mrs. Marie Clarke offered prayer and read the Scripture * from Mark 3 and Ephesians 2 -- which describes Jesus' meth. od .in choosing His twelve steward, and we are-remind- ed that Jew and Gentile are one body in Christ. Mrs, Helen Redman conducted an interesting. and informative study of the 12 disciple, Mrs. Joyce Heayn continued ship of one modern day man Albert Einstein who died in 1955 but who during his life as a German jew; a mathe- matical physicist had given us the Theory of Relativity. Mrs, Beryl Pearce closed the study with prayer. The roll. call was to be Valentine verses. At this time many autograph album verses were recalled, The correspondence was reviewed. There was a note from Mrs. Alex Martyn ac- knowleding the farewell gift of a ball point pen, a letter from C.N.LB., the Scott Mis- sion and an invitation to Manchester Valentine Tea, Feb. 12th. We voted to send $10 to World Relief. Mrs. Lil Moore joined our organiza- tion and consented to can- vass the "Head" for the Heart Fund. We decided to pack a clothirfg bale at the March meeting to be held at Mrs. Maris Clarke's. As we were not able to get a Vice-president in 1968, we shall now request some mem- ber to fulfil this position. Used stamps and -Canada Packer labels were . turned in. Mrs. Clara Dowson gave two comic readings "Maw"s Old Galvanized Wash Tub" she can do better". Before lunch we had a contest in manufacturing Val. entines and inscribing = a verse. Mrs. Reta Reader's was chosen for best design and Mrs. Beryl Pearce's for best verse as follows: the study: thro' the steward-|: ship spoke briefly and thank- ed those responsible for the invitation for himself and his wife to be present on this occasion. Mrs. Norma Cornish, sec- retary of the Chamber, pre- sented flowers to Mrs. Dy- mand and Mrs. Kenny on be- half of all present. Ted Griffen at this point thanked the Legion Ladies for the meal and also all those present who made this evening a success. EXPENDITURES SET The Department of High- ways has notified Ontario County that its expenditures this year for construction and maintenance will be limited to $1,760,000 and $603,000, respectively. Additional by- laws for special projects may be approved but the depart: ment warned it is unlikely the 1969 appropriations will be significantly greater this year and the department will exercise close control over commitments of subsidy. YOUR OL Gein SONE drm THE ie, BRIAN'S SUPERTEST OPEN" 7 BAYS A WEEK LUBRICATION EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING PHONE 985 - 2243 REFRESHMENT BOOTH ® 24 HOUR TOWING eo (Emergency Groceries) ICE--BIlock & Cube Give...so more will live During Heart Fund Week February 16 AE Lif aN SHOW : My heart beats like a fountain : With thoughts of love for you I'd climb the highest mountain To prove my love is true, So say you'll be my Valentine For this year and the rest, And every day that I shall live Will then be truly blest. More membership cards were purchased and we were reminded of the Feb. and March euchres on the last Wednesday. Word has come to us that our former minister Rev. C. C. Gilbert of Beamsville has passed away. Our sympathy is extended to the family of our former minister- Rev, F. G. Joblin recently of Port Perry and who passed away shortly af- ter returning from Fairview Lodge. I Scudoe News The benefit dance on Sat. night for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Taylor proved to be quite a success and provided a very enjoyable evening for their friends and acquaintances. Clifford Redman--and Glen Demara were fortunate in being drawn on the 50-50 draw and received $22 and $10. respectively. On Mon. Mrs. Ted Leahy was 'very much surprised & pleased when her uncle Mr. Jim Cooper and friend from Haliburton landed the form- er's plane west of the Leahy home and dropped in for lunch. Mrs. Leahy's grand- mother, Mrs. Cooper, of Hali- burton is in a Scarborough hospital with a bad case of "pink/eye". Those of us who Island and the Barrys, wish her a speedy recovery. On Wed. or Thurs. of last wk, Donnie Gray met with misfortune while riding on a ski doo in Port Perry. As AND WHEREAS the O from February 1st throu | further urge all citizens ary 22 and all civic) social greatest possible support. $1989 After the low FOR SALES GEN Reeve's Proclamation | WHEREAS the effects of heart disease are respon- sible for widespread suffering and create serious economic hardship in our community; taking positive action to reduce heart casualties through a planned, priority research program; AND WHEREAS the Canadian Héart Fund Camp: aign to support heart research is being conducted |, THEREFORE, proclaim that the month of February be observed as Heart Month in Port Perry. Fund drive, during the. week: of February 16 to Febru-. and business establishments to give this '¢ampaign the WERNER'S ntario Heart Foundation is gh February 28th, 1969; to co-operate in the Heart and fraternal organizations ROBERT KENNY is only = part of its benuly. cost of buying it, there's the low cost of running it. It gets about 32 mpg. Takes pints of oil. Not quarts. And the engine is air-cooled; No , anti-freeze. No water. It's thé" small price you pay for owning a Volkswagen. YWOUR LOCAL, VOLKSWAGEN DEALER AUTHORIZED & SERVICE SERVICE TER AT MANCHESTER, ONT. -- HIGHWAY 12 - 22 TEL. PORT PERRY 985-7162 remember her visits to the a result he has a chipped" PORN, ta &