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LJ s 4 ' ; LINDSAY RINK CAPTURES PENTLAND JEWELLER TROPHY On Tuesday, March 7th an Open Ladies Curling Bonspiel was held at the Port Perry Club. Up for competition for the first time was the beautiful Pentland Trophy, donated this year by Pentland Jewellers, Port Perry. Clubs from the surround: ing area took part in the event with winning rink from Lindsay pictured above, from left to right: Mrs. Jack Ward, lead; Mrs. Wm. Broadfoot, second; Mrs. L. A. Wetmore, vice; Mrs. C. J. Hickson, skip; Mr. George Pentland, proprietor of Pentland Jewellers, presenting the trophy to the winning rink. Cartwright Council News Feb. 15th, 1967--This meet- ing aranged pursuant to direc- tion from the last regular Council meeting. Commencing at 7.45 with reading of the minutes which were approved as corrected. The Salary Sche- -_dule_and remuneration By-Law #1141 was given two readings. Jas. K. Lawrence of Nestleton with Cecil Wilson and Dick Davison representing respect- ively the Historical Society and the Presbyterian Church Board, explained that the Presbyterian Church had given approval to deed to the Township a parcel of land being the westerly por- tion of their park in Nestleton as a location for the Museum which Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Law- . rence had donated to the Town- ship and which will be main- tained by the said Historical Society of Cartwright; the Council approved of the one "condition i.e. that at such time as the Historical Society or its successor should become inac- _ tive or extinct that the said property would then revert to the Presbyterian Church. A motion was passed that the de- cision rest until the subject of said park and Museum grounds could be approved by the C.C.R. Board for maintenance. Mr. Lawrence then as retiring Building Inspector reported on the number of Building Inspec- tions incomplete and stated that rather than to go into. minute detail that he would accept as as his remuneration one half ~ the value of the Building In- spection Fees. A motion was "passed that the sum of $107.50 be paid to Mr. Lawrence for services rendered and asked him to accept their appreciation for a job well done. Scout Master Harold Hamil- ton was present seeking permis- sion for the erection of Centen- nial Emblems as a Scout pro- ject. He was refered to the C.C.R. Board. Messrs. Dalton Dorrell, Stan- ford Van Camp and Harold Hamilton representing the Cart- wright Centennial Committee approached Council regarding planned two - day Centennial Program and its financing. A tentative project being a Sports day on June 29th with an open air dinner/Bar-B/cue ete. and on the following evening a Can- ada Birthday Party-Dance and midnight show. - Also a Tour or cavalcade to visit certain points in the Township and to finish up at the Caesarea Regatta. It is the wish and the desire of Council that the whole Town- ship will participate in these celebrations, and that most of the events will be self financed, but some municipal financing is anticipated and a tentative sum or interim advance of $500. with a ceiling of $1,000. was passed. By-Law 1141 having - been given two readings, companion By-Law #1141A establishing Roads Superintendent's Salary subject to D.H.O. approval was given three readings & passed. The 1967 Roads Budget as sug- gested by D.H.O. was discussed i.e. $17,000 for Construction & $37,000. for Maintenance. This does not included any supple- mentary appropriation and the sum of $8,000. more was sug- gested for a total of $62,000. or 'a reduction of Gross Roads ex- penditures from 1966 for 1967 of $5, 900. Motion was passed. Greenba Mr. Peter Tabbit of the Ont- ario--- Temperance Federation was guest speaker at the Sun- day morning service and Miss Hazel Baker favoured us with a lovely solo. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Rodd were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd. . Several ladies of the commun- ity attended a cooking school "Tricks with a Mix" in Ux- Sue aie sie Ss SE HEE SE Gordon Cleaners Thanks You For Your Excellent Reception Upon nk News bridge last Thursday. Mr. Rodd Foster is in Detroit for General Motors this week. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Rodger Till and family and to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Till and family on their recent bereave: ment. Miss Sandra Greenwood spent the week-end with Miss Lynne Foster. oe 2 So lS A TT ZEEE SS PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 16th, 1967 -- 13 Following the meal was a programme presented by two students from Trinity College in Toronto, Miss Carol Winters & Mr. Chuck Whitnam. These two guests spent eight weeks of this past summer a- long with a dozen other stud- to help build a common room for one of the small Anglican theology colleges in east Africa. The informal lecture was based on some beautiful colour slides of their work project, and the country-side in Africa, in- cluding Lake Victoria. They made the church's new role in Africa very vivid and interested everyone, a few to giving the trip serious consideration in future years. ents who offered their time free |- The Anglican Young People Hear Of Project In E. Africa The' Anglican Young People of Port Perry and Cartwright parishes Teached. new heights, graduating from a pancake and sausage dinner at the February meeting, to a fabulous roast beef dinner last Sunday, March 12th. The menu was complete with rolls, peas, turnip and mashed potatoes, topped with gravy, and left no one with so much as a hint of hunger. However, there was still dessert with a great variety of home baked pies offered with tea and coffee. Although Port Perry host committee de- serves congratulations for their fine efforts, the real credit for the 'spread' goes to the organ- izers Robert Mansfield and Susan Terrett. » Mrs. Pearl Thompson of Rose- town Sask., Mrs. George Ewen of Oshawa and Mrs. Olive Dusty spent Thursday afternoon. with Miss Eva Luke. and Norma of Toronto were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doble visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stone on Sunday. Mr. George Stone--is attend- ing the Ontario Real Estate Convention in Ottawa this week. Mrs. Marjorie Madeford and Mrs. Velma Petrass of South Shae > SASS SSH The Opening Of Their New Store In Port Perry Your Patronage Has Enabled Us To Continue Our LOW - LOW Prices TE SHES SHE Sie RG Bend Indiana visited in the community last week and also attended the funeral of Mrs. W. Forsythe in Uxbridge. Miss Merle and Miss Elaine Bassingwaithe of Toronto visit- ed with Miss Jean Phoenix on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman -and-girls--attended a dinner at -- . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mari- on Hill, Little Britain on Sun- day in honour of Mrs. Geo. 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