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Cn me ars A ii AEN pay pr ». - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1967] Port. Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Tuesday, Febru- ary 14th, RESOLUTIONS -- "That this Council make ap- plication for the annual peti- tion for subsidy under the pro- visions of the Highway Improve- ment Act on expenditures made during the year 1966, and in the amount of $26,578.42." * * * "That the Waterworks By- law be amended to provide for the increase in rates as agreed with the O.W.R.C. under By-law 1437A and the meter rates be revised on a ten year basis." IN AND OUT OF TOWN Several members of the Port Perry United Church Women, attended the Annual Meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. on February 15th, held in Northminster United Church. The guest speaker was Miss Wilna Thomas, Associate Sec- retary, Board of World Mis- sion. : : a J] J J Mrs. Louise Patterson has been ill during the passed week, and we are very pleased to re- port she 'is much improved in health. * * * r 'Mrs. Edith Brooks who has been in hospital for two weeks | : has now returned home. ~~ - FON A very pleasant afternoon & _ evening was enjoyed by some twenty four members of the Senior Citizens recently. Euchre was played in the afternoon and a dinner _hour of fish and chips "~and other --delicacies--was en- joyed. A short program of readings & a sing song brought the evening to a close. ¢ ss Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Starkey and wee daughter of Oakland California visited friends and relatives in the area over the week-end. Mrs. Starkey and daughter were returning home after visiting her parents in Spain. PE i * LJ LJ ; Miss Gayle Wright, formerly of Port Perry and now living in Toronto and attending Tea- chers College there, was in Orono teaching last week and on the week-end visited with Mr, and Mrs. A. Roach, Man- chester. * i. J J] Regarding the Scout banquet 'published last week, it stated that Cub instructor Larry Ree- sor did the honours at the flag break. This should have read Cub Sixer Billy Van Camp, eld- est son of Cubmaster Glen Van Camp, also in "A" Pack, Garry. Fellows instead of Geo. Fellows. ¢ + Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Kent and John spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George, Channel, "Maple Inn", Bloom- field. | J ® on Mrs. Harry Short had the mis- fortune to fall on the ice in their driveway on Tuesday, breaking her ankle. We wish her a speedy recovery. That the following statement of accounts be hereby author- ized for payment. -- General Department $201.88". General Department 12,864.05 Street Maintenance 679.96 Truck & Tractor 201.48 Property & Parks 146.01 Relief Dept. 467.05 Waterworks Dept. 418.12 O.W.R.C. 25.00 $14,801.667 "That foreman Peter Craw- ford attend Basic Waterworks Course, March 13th to March 17. Miles, Meals and per diem." : * * * "That a grant of $10.00 be given to the Salvation Army." * * * "That Repairs Contract 763-A as recommended by Canadian Mitchell Associates be paid in the amount of $861.70 to Lake Scugog Lumber Company." * * * Report by Road Committee on 1967 Road Estimates By-law. Councillor R. A. Kenny speak- 41g on behalf of the road com- mittee recommended "that the following construction work be done on roads this year. Pax- | ton Street from Rosa to Simcoe grading ditching and gravelling, Ash Street from Simcoe to Cedar grading, ditching and gravelling, Maple St. from Alma to Victoria, grading;--ditching, | and gravelling, all being subject -to the approval of the Depart- ment of Highways. * * * Letter from O.W.R.C. re: Vill- age of Port Perry Sewage Works Programme: We are writing at this time to advise you of the current status of the above programme. | Now that we have received the resolution of Council request- ing that the _collector sewers be constructed as a Commission | project, we have forwarded your request to the Commission for its consideration. We will be advising you further on this matter. i * * kd ) Charles Brignall Jr. re: Am- bulance -- Mr. Charles Brignall attended Council meeting rej Ambulance service and he re- ported that the Government is | prepared to pay 509% of capital expenditures re truck and equipment, but that the re- quirements would mean a lar- ger-capital expenditure. 'He stated that a municipality INVEST NOW 6% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Units for 4, 6 or 8 People Kitchenette and Living area Private Shower and Tollet A Private Lot 40' x 50' Patio and Picnic Table 6%2 Prince St. Oshawa J Ey Village CARAVANE Motel ACCOMMODATION FOR EXPO '67 For Full Details Please Phone, Write or Drop Info . . . Mitchell & Waite Travel Service Swimming and Wading Pools Children's Playgrounds Radlo and Television Telephone Free Parking at Your Door Phone Collect 728-7395-6 HILLTOP HERALD Most extra curricular activities are slowly grinding to a halt as exams approach, although sports seem to be the exception this year. On Thursday 16th the girls' < EA may have its own ambulance service or enter into a contract with someone else, but the contract would have to be, not less than 2 years and not more than 5 years. Council decided that it would be more economical to continue as before, as long as permis- sible. school teams completed the two game series playing away from home in Brock. The Juniors were successful in winning, al- lowing them to go on in the championship. Meanwhile, Friday afternoon starting at 2.30 the Senior boys played an excellent game. ~Al- though they won the game, the 28 point lead their opponents had was too great to over-come, and so they were unfortunately eliminated for this year. For the Intermediate Boys it was quite a different story. With a thirteen point lead from the Brock game they continued to widen the gap. Even more encouraging, this was on the strength of the second string playing most the game, after the first string opened each half with a scoring spree. The Juniors, in an even bet- ter position with a forty-eight point lead, also carried through on the strength of their second string to win their game. The Juniors and Intermediates will now travel to the G.B.S.S.A. final tournament to be held on Saturday, March 4th at Stayner. The wrestling team made a fine showing in the G.B.S.S.A. finals at Aliston, placing 4th out of eleven schools. 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