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Arica FEY LIRA! 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec 1, 1971 "Sunday fo supper. IN I WA RARE TITRA ARNDT G EL é SA RAIA nS Reed e lection, Mon., Dec. 6 Village council to establish guidelines Public m (continued) that from the information he has, 'the property owner was at fault," Mr. Al Wilde of the Mit- . = chell company confirmed this. He said that if the property owner had started the job right, it could 'have ~been determined' at the outset whether the lateral needed to be lowered. However, - he said, Mr. Franssen worked "back- wards' cavation at the house, and not at the lateral connection. With about half the sewer Epsom (continued) Mrs. Villa Evans and Mr. Vance Stewart of Manitoba were supper guests one evening last week with Mrs. Rub Geer, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Ashton and children visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. Bushell of Scarborough on Sunday afternoon, Don't forget the white Christmas service Sunday, December 12. Canned goods, "milk powder and baby food are some of the suggested offerings. The Sunday School programme and Christmas Tree will be December 17 The Bethesda - Reach W.I. Christmas party and December meeting will be at the Home of Mr. and Mrs.. H. Boadway. December 16th _ will be Open House and Carol Service at Epsom School. . laterdl by starting ex-- connections already made in the Village, Mr. Toza ex- pressed concern that similar problems not come up in the future. He said OWRC could look into the possibility <of fetaining a part-time in- spector in the Village to. be present when sewer con- nections are being made. He added that the number of problem connections requiring alteration to. the has been few; Average cost for extra work on these connections has been around $200. Mr. Ray Dwinnell of Mitchell firm suggested that in future, if connection cannot be made without lowering the lateral "the pipes should be laid anyway, to connect above the basement floor." Both Councillors Hall and Jackman "objected strenuously to this, saying this would "only provide a half-baked system, or a substitute for septic tanks." Councillor Hall said that hom ers want to use their. basements for living 'areas, : and bathroom . facilities in the basement. "Mr. Toza agreed with the Councillors. He said the 'system should accommodate the « homeowner, and this « should be done even if the connection has to be 'made at the back of the house. With close to 400 in- stallations still to be com- pleted in the Village, those: present at the meeting agreed 'the guidelines for homeowners who do their own work should be strictly followed so that extra work and cost in the future can be kept to a minimum, Gov't approves manual for emergency measures + A new 'manual entitled "A Guide to Effective Planning for Peacetime Emergen- cies" has been given ap- proval by the office of the Attorney General. The pur- . pose of the manual is to © The third and 17th of December are Euchre nights at Epsom School. Mr. and Mrs. A. Card had most of the family home Mr. and Mrs. E. Geer of Port Perry and Mrs. Ruby Geer--were supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith. 2 a Mr -and----Mrs:---- Ross Prentice and Marsha of Waterloo were callers at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry, Miss Vera Prentice, Mrs. Ruby Geer and Mrs. G. -- Jeffery attended the Sr. Citizen Dinner in Uxbridge last Wednesday evening. U.C.W. for Epsom and Utica will be December 7th afUtica Group 1in charge. provide guidelines under which municipality officials would operate in the event of - a peacetime emergency The manual has been prepared and revised by the Emergency Measures Branch of the Justice Department. The manual defines peacetime emergencies as "situations, or the threat of impending situations ab-' normally affecting the lives and property of our society, which by their very nature -® require response by government and private agencies, as distinct from routine fire, police and hospital operations." ~The responsibility ~ for upon. local municipal governments, with the warden, mayor or reeve to work in co-operation with the Emergency Measures Co- ordinator for the area. However, if the scope and magnitude of a peacetime emergency is deemed greater than a municipal- ity's capabilities to handle, responsibility would fall to Box Hank's Excavating SEWER INSTALLATION Phone 985-2333 or 489 PORT PERRY ATTENTION All Electrolux Customers FOR GENUINE SALES AND SERVICE Phone Oshawa Branch 723-4163 OR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Leach 985-2525 the provincial government. Plans are outlined in the guidebook for the effective methods of employing all the facilities within a municipality to best cope with an emergency. These include evacuation proced- ures, temporaty accommo- dation arrangements, & the arrangements, and deployment of municipal equipment and personnel, Peacetime emergencies are such things, as flood, severe snow storms, fire, or . accidents of a' major nature. Report says road salt is pollutant A recent study initiated by the Ontario Water Resources Commision indicates that .centrates" of suspended solids, organic materials, phosphorous - chlorides and lead. George Kerr, Minister of the Environment - suggests 'that suitable land disposal sites be provided with facilities for trapping suspended solids, oil and other potential pollutants. The report also says that the use of salt on snow and 'ice-covered roads as a deicing agent can raise the chloride content in natural drainage systems when the snow melts in the spring. It is recommended that salt be applied selectively on main thoroughfares, intersections, and grades, and that only sand be used on residential streets. The Village of Port Perry uses a mixture of sand and salt on the roads in winter. However, Reeve Robert Kenny said that the amount of salt used is minimal because the Village does not -strive for bare surface roads in winter. He said the snow is ~ piled near the ball diamond site, and although possible to truck it to other sites, this would increase the cost. He .- added that materials in the snow are going to get into natural waterways when it melts in the spring, regar- dless of where the snow is dumped. they want,' the - --Morley -- Bruce; last (continued) Deputy-Reeve said she doubted that she would allow her name to stand for reeve, but would run again for deputy reeve, Arthur: Catton, who is a B and " present Cotincillor, received nominations for all: three positions on council, said simply that "if there is- to be an' election, I'll 'be around to see you." Fred Christie who also sits on the 'current Council declared his intention to seek re-election. "If there is an election," he said, name will stay on Council - God willing." Armour McMillan said he would seek = re-election to Council as well, - ; Mrs. ~~ Marg Wilbur declared her intention to seek election to Council. "When I'm interested in something,"' said Mrs. Wilbur, "I usually get in- volved. At the time of his nomination, Neil Hunter said he would "seriously con- sider" running for the position of councillor. He confirmed this Monday, by _ allowing his name to stand. Clare. Vernon said he was too busy at this time. to * consider running for Council, and withdrew his name, Reg Foster, who let his name stand said he "did not seek the nomination, but their comes a time when responsibility - cannot be shirked." "who received nominations for both council and the position of reeve did not commit himself to either post at the time of nomination. He with- drew by Monday noon from both positions. William Wozney, received a nomination for councillor said after nominations that if elected he would not be a "yes man.' He withdrew his name before Monday. At the nomination meeting Saturday, suggested from the floor, that the Township Hall be used-for -an-- open public meeting . where the ratepayers could put questions - to the present members of council, and to those who are seeking election. There was no ob- jection to this suggestion. This public meeting will be INVEST § NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 14% 4 and 5 YEARS. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 "my A who twas we eting Thurs., Dec. 2 held in Reach Township Hall on Thursday, December 2, - starting at 8:00 p.m, _ For the Reach Muncipal electionson December 6, 2,582 persons in the Town- ship are eligible to vote, This figure includes 518 persons . who -are non-property owners. These persons are eligible for the Municipal vote on Saturday, but would not have a vote to establish Township representation on County Council. Again, the canndidates for the Reach elections are as follows: For Reeve: Arthur Catton, Ed Oyler, 'For Council: Fred Christie, Reg Foster, Neil Hunter, Armour McMillan, Mrs. Margaret Wilbur. By acclamation, Mrs. Lucille Gray will retain her position as Deputy- Reeve for another term, There will be nine polling stations, and the polls will be open from 10100 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on December. 6. 'Captures G Grand Championship Two daughters ' of -Roybrook Telstar carried off ~the Grand and Reserve Grand Championship honours for females in one of the strongest Holstein shows 'ever held at the -Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, These were Briarwood Melissa, Grand Champion for F. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin, Ontario, and. Flettdale Starlet Lynn owned by C. J. Cerswell, ,Beeton, Ontario. They stood -first and second in the Aged Cow in Milk class. Melissa also won the Erle Kitchen trophy as the highest producer amongst the first prize winners, As a four- year-old she produced in 305 days 20,702 1bs. milk and 824 lbs. butterfat. IS YOUR PRESENT repairs to all makes. stration -- call NOTICE DOING A GOOD JOB? If not possibly it is time you had a look at a new Volta or had your old one reconditioned. For Free pick-up, delivery estimates and demon- Ih | M. APPLETON VACUUM CLEANER We do -985-7704. El WELT ICE | and snow with 1 SALT-FREE | Provides excellent tire traction and ° winter walking safety! Ideal for sidewalks, steps, driveways! Contains no salt-- will not corrode or damage concrete or lawns! 2.99 40 1bs. 4.99 » WATIR SI. mm PORT PIRRY 9 or. PLASTIC DRINKING GLASSES Left over from last Centennial Dante 'Sleeve with 25 Glasses -- 50c. 10 1bs. 129. 20 ns + EIR Keep a bag handy in trunk or garage! ~