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SHER S AD Se TE eB AAS 8A eid Jo 40a CLF tor IO pA sad wot RL Oh hea I ee a FHA Ra Se a RRL ¥ F. S. Wotton, E.M.0. Co-ordinator Proposes Cty. Mutual Aid Service Mr. F. S. Wotton, Co-ordina- tor of the Emergency Measures Organization, appeared before Port Perry Council and stated that he was working on a pro- posal to co-ordinate, on a mu- tual sharing basis, a system for the quick acquisition of various community services for the re- sidents of urban areas of Ont- ario County. In other words, the proposal would be to set up a Central office at the north- ern end of the County for a Mutual Aid service. It was felt that this Central office would be beneficial and more econom- ical, not only to the E.M.O. but also to the Municipalities re- ceiving the services. The following emergency ser- vices would be given: FIRE-- 1. A central 24 hour operated centre to receive subscriber fire calls and to alert and divert fire brigades. 2. Increase the number of train- ed firemen for large emer- gency by purchase of equip- ment on 45% subsidy and trained auxiliary firemen on 90% subsidy. 3. Instal radio control in all fire stations and pumpers on 45% subsidy. 4. Establish and equip addi- tional fire halls and brigades based on 45% subsidy. POLICE-- 1. A central 24 hour operated centre to receive emergency calls from residents who can- not reach their police service by normal means and to di- rect mobile units or neigh- bouring police for mutual aid. 2. As an alternative or ultimate development of above, to es- . tablish a county police force controlled from a central point' for emergency calls and direction. 3. To train and equip additional auxiliary police under 90% E.M.O. subsidy. AMBULANCE SERVICE-- 1. Establish on the Emergency radio net co-ordination of Ambulances existing within County and supply a 24 hour emergency answering service for acquisition of this ser- vice by subscribers. 2. Investigate need for an am- bulance service in Beaverton area to service possible old age home and surrounding municipalities, (also Fairview Must Include Mental Care In Health Plan Health Minister Matthew Dymond of Ontario said Thurs- day mental hospital care must be included in a national health insurance plan despite the fed- eral government's opposition. Dr. Dymond, speaking at a luncheon at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition, said that from the first, Ontario has pressed for the inclusion of the . mentally ill in any insurance plan. ~ Every other province had supported Ontario. "But so far the federal gov- ernment has refused to include mental hospital care as an in- sured service", he said, "Para- doxically, if an insured patient is admitted to a psychiatric unit of a general hospital his care is insured. . "If he is admitted to an Ont- ario mental hospital, even if he is insured, the Ontario govern- met pays the cost." Lodge), either County owned and operated or private op- erations with subsidy by one or several municipalities. 3. Consider placing administra- tion control of any publicly owned ambulance and private ambulance under County Health Unit. | HOSPITAL SERVICE-- 1. Establish by use of the Em- ergency number an extension service to Hospital Emer- gency wards so that imme- diate emergency treatment can be advised to the sub- scriber by hospital and am- bulance or police directed to address automatically for early transport of victim. DOCTORS REGISTRY-- 1. Establish a Doctors' Regis- try of all physicians servic ing the rural areas and sup- plying an answering service not available for off duty hours in the rural area. (Vet erinaryians' Registry also). Maintain a County administra. tion net in conjunction with emergency operation to pro- vide service for Engineer, Welfare, County Health and other mobile requirements. Mr. Wotton stated that he would be back later to report progress after having inter- i% \ ERLE EA BASES LAA Rh ES Form Ratepayer Association On Saturday August 22nd a meeting of owners and tenants in Cartwright Township was held in the Community Hall and the Cartwright Lakeshore Rate- payers Association was formed. The objects of this association, which was very well attended, is to represent the ratepayers of this community and co-oper- ate and work 'in harmony with the Cartwright Township Coun- cil. The following officers were elected to serve until the next annual meeting in August 1965: President--Mr. A. Daniels Vice-Pres.--Mr. B. Cochrane Sec-Treas.--Mr. M. McGregor Auditors (2)-- Mr. E. W. Glithereo Area Representatives, (as shown below) Mr. CG. Wilson Caesarea East-- Mr. T. Sherwin Caesarea West-- The Rev. J. M. Johnston Caesarea, Cedar Beach & Shingle Landing-- Mr. I. Guest Emerson Beach-- Mr. J. Birchall. viewed the Councils of other Municipalities. Port Perry Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Monday, August 31st, 1964 at 7.30 p.m. TENDERS for installing oil furnace at new Fire Hall. RESOLUTION -- Moved by Bruce Beare, seconded by I. W. Parkinson "That the tender of Burnfield and Ballard of $1, 185.00 for installation of the Heating System for the new Fire Hall be accepted as per specifications of Council". DEPUTATION--Messrs. Don Milne and John Ballard appear- ed before Council and stated that they were in the process of buying a parcel of land in Prince Albert and enquired as to their chances of getting water service for forty or fifty new homes within the next few years. No definite commitment was made in this matter since it was thought advisable to first discuss the Village water sup- ply with the Ontario Water Re- sources 'Commission. + DEPUTATION -- Mrs, Beth Oke, Messrs. Howard Hall and Ted Griffin, on behalf of the Port Perry Chamber of Com- merce, met with [Council to discuss some matters of mutual interest and for the betterment of the Village of Port Perry. The deputation presented Council with the following let. ter: "The Chamber of Commerce, with the assistance of the Port Perry Hydro-Electric Commis- sion, having now completed the decorative street lighting pro- jeet on Queen Street, would at this time like to present this Project to the Village of Port Perry. AY, accounts in regards to this matter have been paid for by the Chamber and it is our hope that Council will see fit to use and maintain these lights in the years to come." A letter was read which wag Council News addressed to the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce re Police Department. It was decided that this mat- ter ,be discussed further at the next regular meeting of Coun- cil. Mr. T. Griffin commented on the use being made of the soft- ball diamond at the waterfront and felt that an effort should be made to reclaim more land for 'the park in this area. It was left for the Chamber to investigate this matter fur- ther and bring in a report at another meeting. PASSING ACCOUNTS-- Resolution -- Moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by I. W. Par- kinson. "That the following statement of accounts be here- by authorized for payment: -- Gen. Department .... $ 614.63 Property & Parks .. 112.28 Street Maint. ........ 486.47 Truck & Tractor .... 55.69 Waterworks Dept..... 475.01 Water. (OWRC) .... 1,879.00 Carried $3,623.08 STATEMENT of Fines for month of July 1964--$2,604.00. Municipal Share--$1,306.59. Filed. 'Councillor Ivan Parkinson re- commended to Council that a further payment be made re subsidy to ambulance service. Moved by I, W. Parkinson, seconded by R. A. Kenny "That a further payment of $200 sub- sidy re ambulance service be made to Charles Brignall, Jr. as a portion of what was pre- viously promised." Carried. Councillor Bruce Beare, Chairman of the Waterworks Dept., presented to the Clerk a Certificate re iCanadian Wa- terworks Quarter-Century Ser- vice Award. This Certificate is awarded by the Canadian Section of the American Waterworks Associa. tion in recognition of devoted service in Waterworks for a period of not less than 25 years. Ra i aa TR Aas "5% Wal om Li ARK LAR A LARS SPR 4 5 soar eat Sh ' 7: LISTE ET A ie 2 J bet dy le dl / ' "a rages Lis | thd . PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1964 -- 18 Cartwright H. S. Grade 13 Resulis Below is the list of success- ful Grade 13 students at Cart- wright High School. Byers, James--Fr, Auth, 3rd; Fr. Comp. C, Byers, Janice--Alg. 2nd. Frey, Mary--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Hist. 8rd; Bot. C; Zool. C; Lat. Auth. 3rd; Lat. Comp. C; Fr. Auth. C; Fr. Comp. C. Gray, Brian--Fr. Auth. C,. Lawrence, Sylvia==Fng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Bot. C; Zool. C. Mackie, Laurel -- Eng. Comp. C; Geom. C; Bot. C; Zool. 3rd. McLaughlin, Donna -- Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Geom. 3rd; Bot, C; Zool. C; Lat. Auth. 8rd; Fr. Auth. C; Fr. Comp. C. Mountjoy, Yvonne--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. 8rd; Fr. Auth. C, Rahm, Paul--Geom. C; Bot. C; Zool. C; Fr. Auth. C. Reitsma, Joe -- Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Alg. 3rd; Geom. 2nd; Trig. 1st; Lat. Comp. 3rd; Fr. Auth. C; Fr. Comp. C. Sadler, Janice -- Eng, Comp. 1st; Eng. Lit. 2nd; Geom. 3rd; Bot. C; Zool. 3rd; Lat. Auth. 3rd; Lat. Comp. C; Fr. Auth, 3rd; Fr. Comp. C. Staniland, Brian--Alg. 8rd; Geom. C; Trig. C; Bot. C; Zool. 3rd; Fr. Auth. C; Fr. Comp. C, Ist--75 per cent and over; 2nd--66 - 74 per cent; ' 3rd--60 - 65 per cent; C--50 - 59 per cent. Hold Successful Golf Tourney 19 boys between the ages of 10 and 17 years participated in the first golf tournament for boys held at Sunny Brae Golf Course on Thursday, August 27th. The boys were divided into two groups, competition was keen and everyone appeared to have enjoyed taking part in the tournament. 14-17 Years-- Low gross--I1st Chris Bundy; 2nd Graham Powell; 3rd David Hubbard. 10-13 Years-- Low gross--I1st Bill Taylor; 2nd Billie Davidson; 3rd John Dean. Three golf balls were pre- sented to the boys who did not win any of the trophies. CAWKER BROS. | Maple Leaf Lard .. 2 Ibs. 45¢. Tulip Margarine ... 2 Ibs. 45¢. Prime Rib Roast Beef .. " 69° FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 O'Clock. 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