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4 Ed Goss and Al Bertrand displaying one of the three drawings to the photographer Mayor comes under fire Mayor Lawrence Mal- colm's idea of breaking up the Cartwright Parks Board came under heavy fire at a special council meeting last week. Merrill Van Camp, chair- man of the Parks Board, said the board hadn't received any help from council all year and yet now the mayor _ was trying to drag the board through the dirt. Mr{YanCamp denied alle- gations by the mayor that the board -lacked.zeal and enthusiasm for the job it was doing. } "I don't know where the mayor got his ideas from," Mr. VanCamp said. 'He Council approves day care centre Despite the reservations of Coun. Bob Kenny, Scugog council approved the idea of a day care centre for Port Perry. Mr. Kenny said he read that it was costing $5,000 to $6,000 a year to keep one child in a day care centre in Ajax. Mayor Lawrence Malcolm _ said it only cost about $3,000 certainly should know what a good job the Board is doing since he comes from the community." : In a report to council, the mayor suggested that the halls in Cartwright be leased * to local organizations that would run them. Harvey Graham, a Cart- wright councillor last year, said he was alarmed at the mayor's suggestions and said that the Parks Board has operated successfully over many years. Mr. Graham said it wasn't right to "Chuck an organiz- ation" 'because it is having trouble with one particular problem. a year a child to operate a centre and 70 per cent of the cost was subsidized by the province. The province will also pay the total cost of building a day care centre for Port Perry for a limited time. Coun. Reg Rose said most parents would pay $7.00 a day per child to use the day care centre. ---the - former He was referring to the dispute between the Women's Institute and the Blackstock Senior Citizens over the design of the inter- ior of the old Town Hall in Blackstock. The Senior Citizens have a New Horizons grant and want to remeve the stage - from the old Hall and to replace it with a kitchen, while the Women's Institute wants at least part of a stage left. The Senior Citizens have threatened to return their money if they don't get their way. _ In his report, the mayor suggest the old Town Hall be rented to the Senior Citizens for a nominal fee of $1.00 a year. They would have to let other groups use the Hall. Norman Johnson said the group operating the Nestle- ton Community Centre would like to rent the Hall from the Township for a nominal fee. - The Parks Board in Cart- wright is in charge of all the Halls and various buildings in the former township. In township of Reach, the various halls and buildings are run by local committees. } di 1: YE 4 py 4 1 0 s » 5 - v hh I SRY eH AE STR VINE A fy TVA Museum buys Frise originals Scugog Shores Museum has added a most interesting and valuable possession to the ever-growing contents in the museum. Mr. Jack Cawker, an ard- ent supporter of the museum saw, by chance, in the Globe and Mail three original Jimmy Frise advertised for sale. He contacted Eileen Kane, curator of the Museum who started the "wheels turning" drawings by contacting the owner, Mr. Ed Goss who had advertised that the drawings would go to the highest bidder. The highest bid, Mr. Goss said was $300. per dr awing, which Mrs. Kane explained was more than the museum could afford to pay. She told Mr. Goss she had been authorized to pay $500. for the three drawings, which he accepted when he learned they were to be placed in a museum located in an area Mr. Frise was so well acquainted with. Tuesday, last week Mr. Goss arrived at the museum where he personally pre- sented the drawings to Mr. Al Bertrand, a member of the Museum Board. Mr. Goss was much impressed by the many fine items on display in the museum and was particul- ' (continued on page 3) 32 Pages Volume 108 -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1974 -- No. 7 15¢ per copy 2 industries will locate here, may employ over 400 persons Mr. J. A. Kennedy, repre- senting Mr. Charles Santos of the Athica Industrial Park, returned to Scugog Township Council meeting Monday night. Mr. Kennedy, the former chairman of Ontario Munici- pal Board, who also attended 3 escape with minor council two week ago, told council he now haa two industries lined up for the Athica property, south of Port Perry. 4 Without naming the indus- tries, Mr. Kennedy claimed a major industry would require 55,000 square feet of injuries in collision An R.R.2, Pontypool woman, Esther Morelli, 54 has been charged with care- less driving after an accident in. which three persons miraculously escaped death or serious injury. The accident, occurred on highway 7 & 12 at the Swamp Garage corner, at 2:0¢ p.m., Saturday, December 14. The Morelli vehicle, a 1963 Pontiac was proceeding southbound on highway 7 & 12 and attempted a left hand turn onto regional road 9, when struck by a 1972 Chev- rolet driven by Ivan Sharp, 45, of Enniskillen. After the Pontiac seen in background. CR A AH Ta impact the Sharp vehicle proceeded up the road hitt- ing a sign and then turning over in the ditch. A third vehicle, driven by Nancy Dempsey, 31, of Greenbank, was damaged slightly when struck by fly- ing debris from the other two vehicles. Mr. Sharp, his wife, Marie, and Mrs. Morelli all received minor cuts and bruises. Damage to the vehicles was $1,800. to the 1972 Chev- rolet, $700. to the 1963 Pont- iac and about $40. to the 1970 Chevrolet driven by Nancy Dempsey. hz a) space and would employ 300-400 men, and the 'second prospect would require 8,000 square feet with about 60 employees. An estimated business assessment of $22,000 to $23,000 could be derived from these two enterprises. Mr. Kennedy also told the councillors the construction 'of needed water supply could be financed. The resolution council passed seemed to satisfy Mr. Kennedy and his client, Mr. Santos, and read in general like this: Scugog Council supports the Industrial Park and asks that top priority be given for a reasonable per- centage of the increase in water supply for the Port Perry area when this becomes a reality. Hospital Report Week Ending December 12th Admissions ...................... Emergencies Operations ....................... Discharges....................... Remaining...................... 5 mE £7 NC il The driver of this 1972 Chevrolet received only minor cuts and bruises when he collided with 1963 CELA ¥ a sy Rr ~ RE I tion vod : i A Bett il oe --r he he ~~