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A lr Fa i MER ELT, Arn EA PN = ic YASS Se ee a: a ~ IE dy = TA "n uf Sa oy 8 \ } y id Port Peres Junior Far- mers held their meeting at the Agricultural office in Uxbridge on February 11. Grant Mustard explained the conference at the Inn on the Park in Toronto, two dele- gates were chosen to attend. A Committee of four mem- bers was set for the Winter Carnival in Port Perry. Swimming was enjoyed at Uxpool. Members from Ux- bridge and Brooklin also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eng- land accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden of Stouffville returned home Sunday after a week vaca- tion in Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Challis in Peterborough on Sunday. Mrs. C.C. Jeffrey, Mrs. F.D. Slemmon and Mr. R.S. Town Hall Continued original jail. Council met in the building and it was used for town meetings and vaud- ville shows. After the devastating fires of 1882 and 1884 the Town Hall was one of the few build- ings on downtown Queen Street which remained. In it the townsfolk met after the fire to lay plans to begin again building Port Perry. In October of 1886 the Toronto Mail and Empire published a feature story on Port Perry which said in part, "The public buildings and better class of private residences are exceptionally fine, notably so in the case of the schools and the town hall." From the time a new municipal building was opened on Perry Street until last year the town hall was rented for use as a corset factory. During the past year Port Perry Hydro has used it as a storage shed. Hydro has since built a new shed on the 7th concession of Ward 1. Last year council ob- tained an engineers report indicating that the building would be expensive to re- store and probably not feasi- ble. Council called for an estimate on demolition. However, private citizens called in a second engineer who produced a slightly dif- ferent report. It was decided to hold off demolition until further study could take: place. - Last week council decided it could not afford to spend that much on an old building, so it was decided not to accept any of the contract- ors offers. On February 18 Miss Christie and Mr. Bill Brock both asked "or more time to study the buildings possibil- ities. Council made no decision. Three members on Committee of Adjustment Atits February 18 meeting Scugog council named a three member Committee of Adjustment. 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