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2 MONTHLY | SCUGOR All members of the Council were present at the regular meeting held on Feb. 6, 1967 at 8. p.m. in the Council Chambers. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted as read. Mr. P. Goreski attended the meeting re the vote for a dining lounge licence, and his propos- ed plan of subdivision. Mr. Chas. Wilson also was in - attendance re the settlement of | -- the matter of land acquired from him for road widening, pt. lot 22, Con. 6. W. Correspondence-- From the Dept. of Highways re approval of 1966 By-Law No. 1250 for Supplementary Expen- ditures on roads ,amount $800. By-Law forms for 1967 Road Es- timates, allocation for 1967 is $7,000.00 for Construction and $15,000.00 for maintenance. The following resolutions were passed by Council: --~Y That the following Siatioioi be appointed to the 1967 Court of Revision -- Everett Prentice, Anson Gerrow, Clifford Love. That an offer of $225.00 for purchase of land from Chas. Wilson be made. That the following question be - submitted to the qualified voters--"Are you in favour of "the Sale of Liquor under a dining" lounge licence for con- sumption with meals on licen- sed premises?" "OUNCIL | That the small tax arrears as per. attached list be written off as uncollectable re 1965 taxes --.51c., 1966 taxes $3.19. The following Paylist was ap- proved for payment: Roads-- $443.59; General -- $1464.76; Total --$1,908.35. Council adjourned till Mon., Feb. 13th at 8.00 p.m. . * * * SPECIAL MEETING OF SCUGOG TWP. COUNCIL At a Special Meeting of Coun- cil held on Monday, Feb. 13th, Mr. Russell Pogue with his So- licitor Mr. Duncan McIntyre discussed the requirements for the release of the Subdivision agreement against his subdivi- sion. Plan 792. The resolutions from the Scugog Planning Bd. were read, also letters from Duncan B. McIntyre, The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario en- closing a By-law to be passed by Council. Thefollowing By-Laws were passed: BY-LAW 1254 -- To dedicate the land acquired from P. Jef- frey for road widening as Pub- lic Highway. BY-LAW 1255 -- Being a by- law to submit to a vote of the persons qualified to vote at Elections to the Assembly in the municipality--Question 7 as set out in sub. sec. (1) of Sec. 72 and pursuant to sec. 24 of COUNTY OF ONTARIO ~ AND OSHAWA SUBURBAN ROAD COMMISSION TENDER FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES services and materials: A. SERVICES Cover Material Prime. 4, Erection of Fence various locations 1 Ontario. Part A. B. MATERIALS Prices quoted for materials are to include delivery to any point within the County. Where applicable both Federal and Provincial Sales Tax must be included. 1. Bituminous Emulsions and patching materials. 2. Calcium Chloride -- Bulk and Bag, Liquid and Flake. 3. Chemicals for weed and Brush control. 4, Paints for bridges and guide rail. \ 5. Snow Fence -- approximately 10 ,000 feet. 6. Highway Signs -- various types and quantities. 7. Cedar fence posts -- 8 long, 6" top, peeled. County tender forms must be submitted on supplier's own stationery. All tenders must be clearly marked as to contents on the outside of the envelope and each tender for each item must be in a separate envelope. Further information, tender forms and tender envelopes may be secured from the office of the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. A. TWELVETREES, P. Eng. County Engineer, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4.30 -- PM; "March 14th; 1967, for~ 'the supply of the following 1. Gravel Crushing, Contract C5-67 Crushing, stockpiling and/or delivering approxi- mately 90,000 cubic yards of gravel and sand from various pits throughout the County. _ 2. Supply and Acrljcation of Bituminous and (a) For the supply a0 application of all materials and plant necessary for the surface treatment of approximiately 5 miles of road. (b) For the supply and application of approxim- 3. Rental of Road Construction Equipment Rental of various units of equipment to be used for road construction. volves approximately 115,000 cubic yards of ex- cavation in four (4) locations. two fleets of equipment will be required. Erection of approximately 5,000 rods of fence in throughout the County of County tender forms must be used for all items in ately 145,000 gallons of Bituminous Road || The anticipated work in- One and possibly HE VAN Fe TE alr SATA 7k afield aaddaiiuiisse dim 2 rs a fen dioaadda | LETTER ow EDITOR | Seagrave, Ontario February 27, 1967 Mr. Bill Harrison, Port Perry Star, Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir:-- I was quite pleased to know that there is one person in Port Perry, who was kind and thoughtful enough to give shelter, warmth and food to this nice cat pictured in the last is- sue_of your "Star", clipping 1] enclose herewith, In this cruel, selfish unsettled world of to-day there appears the Liquor Licence Act. QUESTION--Are you in fav- our of the sale of liquor under a dining lounge licence for con- sumption with meals on licenc- ed premises.? Resolutions Passed were as follows: That the resolutions of the Planning Bd.- be accepted filed. That the -property 'committee be autohrized to purchase a fil- ing cabinet for the use of the Planning Board. That the members be paid $25.00 in total for conventions 'attended in year 1967. That council rescind the mo- tion of Feb. 6, 1967 regarding the purchase of property from Chas. Wilson, pt. lot 22, Con. 6. That an offer of $175.00 for the purchase of land for road widening according to plan 65- 2082, this land is same and ex- cept the portion west of R. Col- lins property (approx. 214 ft. frontage). That the Council Hishe an of- fer to purchase parcel of land containing .026 acres occupied by R. Collins, composed of pt. lot 22, Con. 6, Scugog for the sum of $35.00. to be no place for the elderly, little children or animals, In our Daily papers we read, and hear on air of fires in which little children having been burned to death or murdered. When we lived in Toronto a few years ago, I gave what help I could to the Humane So- ciety on their Tag days. I am now. a member of that Society and I receive their literature and reports from time to time and I know what goes on there. --I-am-a-lover-of-animals.---- Thanking you for giving this nice cat a home. Yours truly, Mrs. Ethel Grose. 735 Somerset Ave., Fort Garry, Man. Port Perry Star, Dear Sir: Enclosed please find my sub- scription for your newspaper. I was born in Port Perry in 876 and lived on Scugog Is- land till 1905 when I married Andrew Turner of Carroll, Man. I seem to have read the Port Perry newspaper all my life and I beg to compliment you on the good copies you issue. My father W. R. Ham was reeve of Scugog for nine years in succession, so the Scugog news, also Manchester, Prince Albert, Greenbank and other news always interests me, but my sight is not very good, al- though my health is real good. I live with my family of two sons and two daughters who make me very happy and com- fortable. N With my very best wishes for your continued success, I re- main, Yours truly, Mabel Turner. ~ TR A Or RE A TE UE a a a i Fe wx 30S Fab . 4) o fy : ALE EF § FE PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 9th, 1967 -- 9 BL dv 4 HONEYDALE W.I. The Honeydale W.I. held their March Meeting on Mar. 2 with 25 members and visitors pre- sent. The President welcomed the visitors, The minutes of last meeting were read. . Cor- respondence was read and dis- cussed. A letter was read con- cerning "Tricks with a Mix", to be held in Uxbridge United Church Mar. 9th, 8-10 p.m. Mrs. Naples demonstrated the hat she made at Leaders' Course in--Uxbridge:- Tues. Mar. 7 & Thurs. Mar. 9, 1-4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Allan Martyn in Prince Albert. Summary day will be April 11th in Greenbank. A letter was read re The Harold King Project at Yorkdale, a letter to be sent for more information. The President thanked those --Classes--start---on- who went on the bus, and help- ed put on a program for the patients at Fairview Lodge. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Shunk and her group for the Program. Mrs. Raines gave a reading on the Motto "When in Hot Water, Think of the Kettle & Sing". Mrs. Shunk gave a reading entitled "March". 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