The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

12 = PORT PERRY STAR = Thurs, August 31st, 1967 No'U' Turns To Be Enforced On Queen St. Minutes: of the regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Tues: day, August 22nd. ' Report by Councillor Orde re prices for paining fire hall. Councillor P. Orde re- ported on prices for putting white aluminium on certain parts of the new fire hall. Council decided that prices should be obtained "under certain specifications, so that they would all be bidding on the same job. Council passed a- resolu. tion that five dollars be charged for a copy of Zoning By-laws and two dollars for a copy of the large size zoning map. The following Statement of Account was authorized for payment: Port Perry Athletic Field Gen. Department.... 2865.77 Street Maint .......... 442.01 Truck & Tractor .. 77.68 Property & Parks. 137.82 Relief .................... '4.93 .. Sidewalks .............. 37.80 Waterworks Dept... 6411.03 OWRC. ............... 1935.00 $11,912.04 Water Pressure too low Mr. Glen Moase and Mr, Don Gibson on hebalf of the Port Perry Packers appeared before Council and stated that they are having trouble by not having sufficient wa- ter pressure. They stated that they are not permitted to move from the other plant until the water pressure is adequate to operate their machines. Council assured the Depu- tation that they would do everything possible to give the pressure required. | | 3 The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Eberlee of Totten and Sims, also the chairman of the O.W.R.C. and see if some arrangement can not be made to make use of the water in the new well, known as #3. J J J Requests Water : Messrs. John Ballard and Don Milne asked Council if they are going to be given water for their sub-divisions and if so, if it would not be better to put a main across the road, up at their sub- division before the road is paved. Council had no objection to put this main across the road, but felt that these sub- dividers should do it at their own expense. * LJ] » By-law #1462 to amend by- law No. 1216 for the regula: Son. AR dia [~~ State of Ohio wilt be the speaker. ATTENTION |! DAIRY and BEEF FARMERS If your are interested in improving your feeds and feeding habits, you are invited to attend A MEETING in ORONO Thursday, September 7, 1967 at 2 P.M. and another at 8 P.M. -- which ever suits you the better The meetings will be held in the ODDFELLOWS HALL. DR. ROGERS, a retired professor from an Agricultural College in the Dr. Rogers is considered to be an authority on feeds. He will discuss silages chiefly and will be only to glad to answer questions during the question period. J. C. TAMBLYN Farm Equipment, ORONO, ONT. Representing : ADVANCED FARMING SYSTEMS LTD. KITCHENER, Ontario. IRA ERLE SRR EET RL ROT SURAT RR SE BANS OR rb 1 LB ls SERA Tet LIES MATL Dl Ts WE SX » A \ tion of traffic was read three times and passed. The said by-law states that operators of motor vehicles and traction engines are pro. hibited from making "U"" Turns any where on Queen Street within the Corporate limits of the Village of Port Perry and that a U-turn sign be placed on Queen Street at Water Street at the east side. Signs shall be erected and maintained on both sides of Queen Street in the area herein regulated and at ap- propriate intervals and such signs shall briefly indicate the regulations as herein provided. LJ LJ] J Statement of Fines for the month of July, 1967 as $1,034.67, .Village of Port Perry share $457.28., Letter from Mr. Wm. G. Manning dated August 10, 1967 with certified copy of By-law No. 2582 to equalize the Assessment of Real Pro- perty in the County of Ont. for the purposes of rating in the year 1968. Statement of Treasurer's Sale of Land for Arrears of Taxes by the County of Ont. ario. Date of sale Tuesday, 5th day of December, 1967. Emmerson Insurance Agen- cy cheque for fence of the Community Memorial Rec- reation Centre which was de- stroyed when the grandstand was burned in the amount of $180.99 was made out to the Corporation of Port Perry. Prospect News Best wishes to our pastor, Rev. Teskey and family for a happy vacation. On Sunday 27th, the elders Messrs. Eugene Dearborn, Les Smith, Byron Holtby and Garnet Cochrane, had charge of the church service. Mrs. Kerr was organist and accom- panied the guest soloist, Miss Barbara Taylor of Port Perry. The sermon was a tape-re- cording ,the first of three instalments from an address by Dr. Bosley of New York, the devotional speaker at the recent Bay of Quinte Confer- ence. Mr. Jim Gerrow of Scugog presented this record- ing at Scugog, Prospect and Manchester Churches. Next Sunday the U.C.W. will offi- ciate. Miss Dale Smith received a high mark in a Baton Compe- tition class of 25, at the CNE on Friday. Dale and her mother were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stev- ens. Dale entertained at Fairview Lodge on Thursday evening. Congratulations to Bill Holtby, who obtained an Ont- ario .Scholarship, on the re- cent Grade XIII exams, also to Sharon Painter, Aldon Smith and other successful students. : Congratulations to Miss Margaret Vernon on gradua- tion from her Secretarial Course at the Shaw East Tor- onto College of Business. Miss Barbara Holtbhy is spending this week at Expo. The Clerk was instructed to make a Corporation of Port Perry cheque to the Arena in the amount of $180.99. An account with the Port Perry Hydro for the installa. tion of street lights during| the month of June 1967 in the amount of $250.00 was passed for payment. The Clerk was instructed to contact the O.W.R.C. and inquire into the progress be- ing 'made re sewers for the Village of Port Perry. Professor Bell started our most precious tradition- helping people The photo 'communi Crane, who must both blind and deaf, Today, you know Alexander Graham Bell as the inventor of the telephone. But to himself and his family, his profession was that of '"Teacher of the Deaf" ~In his search for better teaching methods, he probed the mechanics of speec His investigation of the vibrations of the larynx -- the creation and transmission of sound, of words -- led him to invent what we now know as the telephone. It was only incidental to his real life's work. This work was to help people -- particularly the handicapped. And that is a tradition which we at Bell Canada, do our very utmost to keep alive. You'll find evidence of it in special telephones 'for the handicapped, in an artificial larynx for - people without vocal cords, SEDC ER and in everything we do to help you communicate with one another. shows Professor Bell cating' with Charlie a Canadian boy talk with his fingers. h. Bell Canada You don't have to go to Expo to write a column about it. I could write a book. The country is full of Expo ex- perts who are only too ready to fill you in on everything about it, after spending two bewildered days there. We've been hearing about Expo from friends, relatives, neigh- bours, and casual acquaint-. ances until we have Czech blown glass coming out our ears. 8 It's rather amusing to have people who have never seen anything bigger than the county fair dismissing the Russion pavilion as "brittle" or "ponderous," or praising the British pavilion as "sul tle" or "wonderfully under stated." They've picked up these expressions from the critics and are going to use them even if it makes you throw up. Everything we've "heard about it has been contradic-. tory, from the availability of lavatories to the price of meals; However, that's life,' that's people and that's pro- bably Expo. Today we leave. We're &ll set. My wife hasn't slept for two nights and has a blister on her heel. Kim has a fall- en arch. I have a vicious corn on the ball of my foot. But never mind that. It's the spirit that counts. And oyrs are very low. --Toronto Telegram - News Service on 1967 , COMPANY CARS low mileage full warranty. Oldsmobile 4 door hard tops. » Olds F85 - 4 door sedan BelAir 4 door sedans Chevelle 4 door sedans. Many OK used cars to choose from on our fot. All used cars now carry our 2 year Guaranteed Warranty Plan for your protection. Beare Motors LIMITED Chevrolet -- Oldsmobile Dependable Service for over 50 years. Phone 985.7351 Port Perry