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Port Perry Council In Session A Regular Meeting of Coun- cil of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Tuesday, March 10th, 1964 at 7.30 p.m. y PASSING ACCOUNTS--That the following statement of ac- counts were hereby authorized for payment: General Department ..$13,080.18 Welfare Dept. ............ 180.31 Property & Parks .... 171.89 New Fire Hall, Mat..... 655.42 Street Maintenance _ 318.10 Truck & Tractor Ace. 278.30 Waterworks Dept. .... 4,448 81 Waterworks OWRC .. 2, 039 94 Winter Works Proj. 0-354 (Const. of New Fire Hall).. 730.81 Carried $21,903.76 RESOLUTION: Moved by 1. W. Parkinson, seconded by R.A. Kenny. by authorized for payment: General Department... of 960.74 New Fire Hall, Mat..... 1,847.79 Street Maintenance "is 56.00 Truck & Tractor Ace. 1.49 Waterworks, OWRC .. 24.36 Carried $2,890.38 MEMO -- The Liquor Store, upon receiving a request from Council, would remain open on Wednesday afternoons during the Summer months. The Clerk was instructed to contact the Chamber of Com- merce for 'their recommenda- tions. LETTER from The. Depart- ment of Agriculture dated Feb. 12, 1964 asking if one or more Weed Inspectors have been ap- pointed. To date, no Weed Inspector has been appointed. FINES for January--$93.00, Port Perry share $38.93. Filed. LETTER from Chief Con- stable R. J. Cameron. "I hereby submit my request regarding reviewing the salar- ies of police personnel of this department for the year 1964. My reasons for this request are as follows: 1. The present staff is work- ing twelve hours per day, some- times eighteen and have to double up when the other has a day off. The same situation applies during vacation period. We are actually working seven days per week or a. total of eighty-four (84) hours. 2. The above mentioned fact- ors are definitely required in a position of responsibility such as law enforcement. No matter how small the Municipality, the Tepensiiyining are the same. ..Our traffic accidents trip- loo in 1963 compared to 1962. In 1962 we had eight accidents; in 1963 there were thirty-two major and thirteen minor, each of these requiring investigation and many extra hours in court, exclusive of other traffic vio- lations. "4. Breaking, thefts for 1963 were three, all Manchesler News Mr. and Mrs. Josh Dobson and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Walker visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Diamond, Willow- dale. Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Parker, Glenn and Susan of Oshawa were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs, Fred Brooks & boys on Sunday. The many friends of Mr. ] Frank Hortop were grieved ito hear of his death at Oshawadl Hospital on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs, James Little of Kingston called on Mrs, Meta Holtby last Friday. Mr, and Mrs. E. Steer and Mrs. Margaret Steer of Ajax were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and Carol, Mount Albert called on Mr. and Mrs. Brooks on Sunday. Mrs. Wayland Drew left Tuesday night for the Barbado Islands, together with her mo- ther-in-law, Mrs, Retta Higgs, awa. Ost and Mrs. Ed. Mulholland and Marsha visited with Mr, and Mrs, Clive Boyd in their new home in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon last. Ve RAI ATR 2% Rgtlhel NH Liv" vs LENS ing -» nL TSE Be IE Ln 0 BC St Ay 7h Y y Nha ARE Re RY aN Cy ES | IT CLES ay Fy A A 10a BEI ee SW, 5 SAE AR BASSE aay fal lg ha ET Oy rir vee ti Je SIAL PE EM Ol SA SES SE BOF rhea) BE Sty . 2 rr ea a A» Wak : Lg Rk Len 3 AA FCA Hh Gaby i of which were cleared. During January 1964 we have had four, all have been cleared and closed. This also required many hours of our own time investigating. 65. In 1963 there were two juvenile cases. So far in Janu- ary, 1964, we have had six. This also has entailed many hours investigating and court attend- ances in Oshawa and Whitby on our own off hours. LETTER from the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests dat- ed Feb. 28, 1964, re flood po- tential, Filed. DISTRICT High School Board June bth and 6th". Levy for 1964 is $50, 204. 81 last year $52,292.71). Filed. LETTER from The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire dated March 3, 1964. "Scugog Chapter I[.O.D.E. would like permission to hold two Tag Days, one for the Can- adian Institute for the Blind on May 1st and 2nd; and the Rose Tag Day for the. Hospital on Permission was granted, LETTER from Mr. J. H. Draper on behalf of the Port Perry Boy Scout Assoc. request- ing permission to parade on That the following statement of accounts be here- FRUIT RELISH Serves 8-10. Crisp with cranberry; pleasing with pear. 1 large orange 1 cup canned Canadian pears, diced (choice or standard grade) 2 cups raw cranberries 34 cup sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 3-ounce package lemon- flavoured gelatin RECIPE OF THE MONTH By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" ture. Pour into 1% quart Ql fo Scrape off most of the white mem- brane. Put peel, pulp and cranberries through a food chopper using medium blade. Combine Peel orange. with pears and Prepare gelatin ac- cording to directions on Chill until thick as unbeaten egg white. Fold in cranberry and pear mix- sugar, package, mold. Chill until firm. PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1964 -- 3 Queen St. from the Park zone | platform on the sidewalk in at the foot of Queen St. to the| front of the Library Bldg. of United, Church of Canada on sufficient size to permit at least Sunday, April 26th between 2.30 5 or 6 dignitaries to accept-the and 3.00 p.n ye p.m. Scout salute. Permission was Also permission to place a! granted. THE ANNUAL MEETING -- OFTHE -- COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Will be held at the hospital on Tuesday Evening, March 24th | 1964, at 8.30 p.m. o i In an effort to assist you toward a better understanding of our hospital's role in this community, and to acquaint you with the varied "behind-the-scenes" activities of our community hos- pital, we cordially invite you to attend this meeting. ® Refreshments will be served e entering and WEROCK DEPARTMENT STORE time for No article of clothing is as important to your child as the shoes he wears--right from the very first step. That's why we Mecomnend Pussyfoo y Sava Pussyfoots are enpernally made to take care of baby's feet. Moccasin toes give plenty of wiggle room and grow room. Flexible, Ah leather soles and light treaded heels help prevent slipping. The tongue extends right to the toe for easy on and Sanitized® for sting, hygienic pioiaction, e im a £2 portance of a proper fitting. Bring your baby to us for his first of "walkers". Ll} ---off. And Pussyfoots are Toddler in the house? PUSSYFOOTS Wauge | Savag e Shoes for Spring age Mu WHITE BOOTS $3.95, $4.50, $4.95 . Party Shoes-$595 BOYS AND GIRLS Oxfords - $4.95, $5.95 Teen Age Shoes LOW and MED. HEELS $6.95, $7.95, $8.95 Ladies Shoes - $2.98 OXFORDS--Assorted Clearing Lines Men's Shoes - $4.98 Gracia Shoes - Ladies Orthopedic Pumps--Oxfords, Straps $9.95, $11.95, $14.95 Dack Shoes for Men SEVERAL NEW LINES IN STOCK $21.00, $23.95, $24.95 WALLPAPER NEW SPRING LINES--200 PATTERNS IN STOC PRE-PASTED 63c roll and up - Drapery - PRICES QUOTED ON DRAPES MADE UP $1.00, 1.50, $1.95 Room Lots for all rooms ~ OXFORDS--Assorted Clearing Lines | nN , - PG mn Te at 30% Discount 2] - fa