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¢ report and everyone busy r Sa With no major events to with the spring clean up our column should be much shorter this week. First of all we extend sym- pathy to the many relatives of Mrs. Wm. Short who pass- ed quietly away on Sunday morning. Since her hus. band's death, Mrs. Short has been in poor health and spent almost a year at a. Lindsay nursing home. By strange = coincidence Mrs. Gladys Short who 'lived as companion to the late Mrs. Short during her last months in Port Perry arrived home just last week from Manitoba where she had been visiting her daughter Mrs. Clarence Patterson. Mrs. Patterson Sr. of Edwin Manitobs and WES LANE mother of Clarence Patter- son came east at the same time and expects to Temain until midsummer. All the U.C.W. units met last week--On Mon, Unit 1 at Mpys. McNeils, on Tues. Unit 8 at Mrs. Fishleys and on Wed. Unit 2 at Mrs. Se- dores. The Monday meeting was a work affair and that unit expect to have the Osh- awa , Barbershoppers for an evening late in May. Unit 3 have a play in mind for May 11, and Unit 2 are just plan- ning more quilting and sew- ing for a needy family. Little Cheryl Standish is once again in hospital. This time she is in Oshawa be- cause of a recurrence of her ear trouble, The Don Crosier family are Plumbing - Heating - Hectric - OFFICE 985 - PORT PERRY, ONT. 2473 RES. ORONO ARTO, TV VV VOU VIII VV YO ELAAUS AA A A A 4 6 A A A A A SA AA SASS AMADA AAS AA AAAS News : I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY For Income "Tax "see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building Phone. 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. Dec./6%2 DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Dec./68 Earl Wallace ROOFING Achphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, Steel and Aluminum 'Roofing. EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for\all kinds of roof work. A. E. Johnson 0.D. OPTOMETRIST ® EYES EXAMINED eo 229 Mary St. 985-2383 June/68 . RAYMOND J. FRALICK representing CIA Co-operators insurance Association The Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Life - Auto - Home Protection . Fire Phone 985. 7447 : Dec. /8 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Jdeonard R. Rosenberg fi & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia NN Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727-9451 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985.7306 PORT PERRY Dec. 31/68 Septic Tanks Cleaned By - PUMP EQUIPMENT {SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry -- 985-2226 Dec. /67 'FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins, Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 Dec./68 6. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 token of appreciation. the Spring Tea on Sat. ladies welcome. Dec./68 the latest ones to become af- flicted with moving-itis, Their farm has been sold and they expect to move down Prospect way about the middle of the summer. . The Glenn Wanamakers have decided to go to Port Perry where they have bought a house. Glenn was in Lindsay on Sunday at- tending an 1.0.0.F. church parade. -- Mr, and Mrs. F. Cookson were guests at the 'silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis in Kedron Church on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Davis is Fred's sister. Guests for dinner at the Roy Scott home on Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stevens of Peterbor- ough and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Butcher of Beaverton. Mrs. Bill Hilbert and son David of Hamilton spent several days last week with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Nodwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams of Goderich were in Toronto on Friday so slipped down home for a visit with the Aubrey Moons on Saturday and Sunday. } Mrs. John Skelton paid one of her frequent visits home with the Durward. fa. mily on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson and.| daughter of Scugog. They had a visit from Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Clarke of Whitby on Wednesday. A whole car load of To- | bins -- John, Ferne,: Frank, Diane, Kim, and Maureen and Mr. Dane Coxworth jour- |-. '| neyed to Bolton on Sunday for-an afternoon with Mr. & Mrs.- Adam Wallace. P.C. Jim Fishley and his wife of Oshawa brought their young son Mike back for a first visit to his grandmother Mrs. Bessie Fishley on Mon- day. What is so special about Little Britain that they 'should excell in sports. Their hockey team "The Jets" have won 4 games and lost 1 in their series with Chelten- ham Harvesters and so won the championship. Players Ted Hallett and Gord McMillan appeared on T.V. Friday night to boast their team. Did you see them? Our new church organist Mrs. Short made out all right on Sunday and the old one Mrs. Tobin did too. She was taken completely by surprise . when the elders gave her a hymnary as a Mr. Harris did the talking and Mrs. Belair presented the book. Just how Mrs. B. got involved: in the session we "| haven't quite figured out yet. Someone goofed at S.S. and there was no program number." There were some birthdays -- 2 Crosiers, Mary Jane and Brian, 2 Barrs, Earle and Bob and Mrs. Ken Sturman. Attendance 89. Mr. Gunther speaks on Japan next Sunday at ten o'clock.' See the advertisement for All Wasn't much shorter after all! i Scugog All members of the Coun- cil were present at the meet- ing held on April 1st. The following deputations came before the council. Messrs. R. Patterson & A. G. Prendergast re the matter of speed limit on Platten Is- land and at Lakeside Beach. Mr. Nick Van Weston com. plained about the condition of Con. 11 E, and Mr.. M. Vanstrien re water not drain. ing away from ditch lot 3, Con. 9. , Included in the corres- pondence were letters from Dr. B. Cotnam, B.A., Super- vising Coroner, recommend- ing' that Collins Ave. be re- constructed and a speed limit set (Port View Beach Rd.). Ontario Hydro sent a list of hydro arrears to be added to the 1968 tax roll. County of Ontario request- ing names for 1968 Court of Revision, also for .Census PORT PERRY STAR = Thursday, April 25th, 1968 -- 17 Council taking. The Twp. was also stots ed that the Fox Bounty has been terminated April 1st, 1968. A copy of the Provincial Equalized Assessments for use in the new School Juris- dictions was submitted--Scu- gog's Equalized assessment $5,914,981. Mr. Gordon Sweetman, By- law enforcement officer re- ported on persons living in summer cottages during the winter, By-Law No. 1270 to author- ize the expenditure of $22,- 700.00 on township roads in 1968 and By-Law No. 1271 to increase the rate of interest on unpaid taxes from 1% of one per cent to 2/3 of one per cent per month effective April 1st, 1968 were passed. Resolutions from the Plan- ning Board recommended that 3 lots for Mr. P. Goreski and 2 lots for Mr. C. Blake be separated subject to Council approval. The following persons were. appointed for 1968 Court of Revision -- Anson Gerrow, Exerett Prentice & Clifford Love.- That Mr. Gordon Sweetman, By-Law Enforce- ment Officer start proceed- ings to enforce Building By- - Law re Cottage on lot 7, Plan 822. That, the Clerk's Bond be increased frqm $1,500.00 to $3,000.00. That Council reply to the Supervising Coroner that work is planned on Collins Ave., also inquiries to have the speed limit reduced. Mrs. Myrtle Manns be re- lieved of her duties as care- taker of the Centre School at her request. The following paylist was approved for payment: Roads .................. 2,375.66 General ............... 770.70 Winter Works .... 823.10 Total ............. $3,969.46 Tu uC TTA TiT ior a [ Gaen) FABULOUS NEW PAINT ii' MAKES YoU AN EXPERT! iF HOMOG § 255 ar. Match woodwork to your Spred Satin walls, yet enjoy clean-easy con- venience of enamel at soil points, kitchen, bath. 2 POLYURETHANE "1 'PLASTIC FLORENAMEL $360 QT. 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