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3 = ) ~~ ham able to be hone from the Port - and Jim Byers. Another by Sylvia " Lenachan, Kirkland Lake spent several ~ "end with the Charles Venning's. ~ Hospital, Toronto. 'of her Aunt, Mrs. Barclay in Tor- - onto on Friday. _ ton were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Murray, Kath- . and family of Ottawa, called on her 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, 1962 Blackstock Holy Communion was administered in both churches Sunday morning. Mr. Chas. Dobbin, Peterboro (brother of Mrs. Ashmore) delivered the ser- mon in St. John's Church, Canon and Mrs. Ashmore returned home Saturday from their trip to Western Canada. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobbin and Miss Sally of Peterboro were Sunday guests of Canon and Mrs. Ashmore, The Town and Country Club held their monthly meeting in the C.E. Centre on Wednesday, March 28 with 13 couples present. Arrangements were made for the Spring Dance, May 25th, It was decided to donate $10.00 toward the expenses of the Young People attending Queen's Conference. A committee was chosen to see about a record player for the Sunday School. A filmion "Family Living" was shown and discussed. Lunch was served by the group in charge. There was a good attendance at the Western Dance sponsored by the High School on Friday night. One spot dance was won by Nancy Staniland Lawrence and Bob Strong and the elimination dance by Mary Frey and Colin Haines. Music was supplied by the Country Travellers Orchestra of Courtice Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. Glenn Larmer attended the U.C.W. Bible Study course for: Unit leaders in Five Oaks last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Williamson of Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rahm, Cheryl and Rickie of Port Perry were Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rahm. Mr. Earl Dorrell is spending a few ~days-with- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dorr- ell and family in Ottawa. Miss Betty McArthur and a friend, Miss Judy Cox of Toronto spent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. McArthur and Ardis. - Miss Jean Venning of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Venning. Mt. and Mrs. Noel Morton and David of Oshawa, and Messrs. Roy and Bill Ferguson were Sunday guests of Mrs. Cecil Hill. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham spent Friday evening with Mr. Rupert Byers and Mrs. Edna Gibson, Bowmanville. -- Mrs. Lillian Cole and son Bradley, Toronto; -Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Me days with Mrs, Wm. McLenachan; Mrs. Ellis, Sr., and also Mrs. G. Mc Lenachan, . Mr. -and Mrs. Dale Gunter and Lorie: Jo of Napanee spent the weck- Mr. Donald Green, having been one of four from the Province of Ontario, chosen, is attending The Junior Farm- er's Travelling Scholarship Conference in Pacono Manor Inn, University Park, Penn. We were sorry to hear that Mrs, S. A. Devitt had the misfortune to break a leg and is in St. Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp and Mr. Wallace Marlow 'atteftded the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Mitchell of Bethany in Lindsay on Saturday, March 24th; Mrs, H. Ford attended the funeral Glad to report Mrs. Courtney Gra- Perry' Hospital. We wish her a speedy convalescence. Congratulations to Mrs. Ellis on her -85th birthday, Sunday, April 1st. Several members of her family called on her during the day. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Slemon, Hamp- Mrs. Russel Mountjoy. Miss Valerie Faint, Toronto spent the week-end with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs, Osmond Wright. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe and their guests Mrs. Jolin McKibbon and 'Miss: Margaret attended the Toronto Women's Press Club dinner in the King Edward Hotel, Friday night The guest speaker was Mme, Claire Kirk- land-Cosgrain, first woman member of Parliament in Quebec Government. Mr. and Mrs. (Roy Taylor celebrated day and Monday enroute to and from Preston where his parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Miss Mary Aitken and Miss Cath- erine Bailey of Bowmanville were Wednesday evening supper guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Velva Bailey. Miss Helen VanCamp of Toronto and Miss Helen VanCamp of Oshawa spent the week-end with their mother Mrs. W. W, VanCamp, Miss Aileen VanCamp has obtained a job in General Motors and comm- enced work there on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Reynolds of Peterboro. visited Mrs. Franks and Mrs. Leslie Mountjoy on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and boys were Sunday guests of the Les. Beacock's, Prince Albert. Beautiful bouquets of daffodils were placed in the United Church, Sunday by Mrs. Gilbert Marlow and in the Anglican Church by Mrs. John Bill- ingal as a symbol of the Cancer fund to mark the beginning of the cam- paign. O.N.O. girls will be calling on each home through April for do- nations. The Port Perry Unit would be pleased to see any who can, attend their Daffodil Tea on Friday, April 9th in aid of this cause. WHAT A LARGE REWARD WILL DO size of Port Perry unwittingly "held up" the local newspaper. Having lost a valuable dog, he rushed to the news- paper office and handed in an adver- tisement offering fifty dollars reward for the dog's return. About half an hour after he thought he would add the words, "No questions asked." So he hurried to the office again. When he arrived he found the place empty except for a small boy, who wore a sulky expression. "Where's the staff?" asked the stranger, glancing about the deserted room. "Out looking for your dog!" aggrieved at being left behind, REPORT rrOM PARLIAMENT BY HON. MIKE STARR M.P. ONTARIO RIDING The business of the House bogged down. this week in acgusations and counter accusations as both sides seemed to suffer an acute case of pre- election jitters. There was no indication of when an election might be forthcoming, al- though some observers seemed to see significance: in the setting of byelec- tions as far off as next September. The tension culminated in the re- quest by the Speaker to a Liberal Member, Mr. Varon, to absent himself from the House for the remainder of the day. Mr. Caron, according to the Chair- man of the Committee, Deputy Speak- er Paul Martineau, M.P. for Pontiac, had accused the Deputy Chairman of partiality and the Deputy Chairman thereupon reported to the Speaker. On a motion from the Government House Leader, Mr. Churchill, Mr. Caron was thereupon asked to leave te Chamber for the rest of the day's sitting, which he did. The whole episode was 'marked by an air of quiet restraint, with all the foadiuen of the "method" school. -1 was pleased this week to be able to have two important items approved by Parliament. One was an amount of $28,000,000 for the Vocational Training Program, to bring the total amount for this year up to $76,000,000. i The additional amount was required because the provinces--and particular- ly the Province of Ontario--had made commitments under the program to an 'extent far beyond what was originally. forecast. i Curiously, the only objection forth- coming was from two NDP Members, Mr. Pitman and Mr. Fisher, who at- tacked the whole, program in general on a number of counts and concluded thelr 46th wedding anniversary off pil saying that it was unnecessary and Saturday evening at a dinner in the Town and Country Club, Toronto and later spent the evening at the home of Mr. and Mri. Anson Taylor, Scar. boro, along with the rest of the family _ arine and Carolyn; Mr. and Mrs. Arn. old Taylor, 'Dianne and' 'Betty "Jane. | "The: family' presented their ' parents with a lovely trilight floor damp. Mr. and Mrs. Ronbld Drinkwater waste of the taxpayers' money. This,. of course, was rather a Vie- torian attitude to encounter among members of a supposedly progressive party, and in fact was rather reminis- cent of what might have been expected of politicians of half a century ago. " Which EF my imprdsion relly the party of imagination and willitigness to try new things and to put them effectively into operation, Another major. item which went Triother, bith Ww. VanCamp, Satur- through in my absence and was skill- fully piloted by my Parliamentary | tion when this item came up and thus | have authority available to make a Secretary, Dick Thrasher, M.P. for| Dick took over the job of piloting it| loan if-it were needed in the event of some unforeseen eventuality, such as Essex Fund. I was absent in Toronto, speaking to the Toronto Homebuilders Associa- South, was a loan of $28,000,- 000 for the Unemployment InSurance ; through the Chamber. through insofar My officials had informed me that although the Fund was able to carry as April and May . went, it would be a prudent move to I any particular time, | loan would not be needed; but it would This brought us dead on target with the Senate Manpower Committe#'s re- eommendation that we had to provide 1,000,000 jobs within the next five years. 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