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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 15th, 1965 Blackstock News At 12.30 noon, April 7th twenty-two members of Black- stock W.I. met in the Commun- ity Hall and enjoyed a bounti- ful pot luck dinner, consisting of a good variety of hot dishes for the first course followed by dainty desserts topped off with plenteous servings of ice cream, "19 YRS OLD? When you turn 19 you're no longer cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- sion. NEWLY WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. Your ~ ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan Ontario Hospital Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontario tca and coffee. The opening exercises were followed by the business period for the regular April meeting. Roll call was answered with membership fee, one new member joined. minutes were read and adopted and tickets for quilt and other prizes was presented. The Short Course "Copper Tooling" was discussed but at present not enough ladies are interested to be sure of a course, Mrs, Charles Smith, and Mrs. Carl Wright will be in charge if a course is held, The W.I. will pay for the use of the Hall but will be pleased to ac- cept donations from those tak- ing the course to help with the expense. Mrs. W. W. Van Camp and Mrs. John Rahm will arrange for the Antique display at the fall fair which is celebrating 100 was some discussion on dress- ing doll§'in old cotumes as part of the display. Old Home Week is being stressed for the week of the local fair and names and addresses of former residents is being asked for, There will be a regular May meeting of the W.I. No pro- grem, no lunch as there is final plans to be made for the W.I 50th anniversary Banquet in May. Mrs. Hoult, Brampton, wil!' be guest speaker and she wil! be accompanied by Mrs. Roy Westlake, secretary of Tor- onto W.I. Mrs, Chas. Smith spoke for a few minutes on a project of Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary and the local W.IL agreed to assist. She also ask- ed the conveners of standing committees to keep their pro- gram subject: uppermost in their programs. Treas. report- ed for month of March. Thanks for fruit was received. Busi- ness of Annual Meeting follow- ed with Treas. giving yearly re- port, also reports were given from Good Cheer and District director. Standing committees gave report of their work. Mrs. C. Smith took charge of elec- tion of officers from the list the nominating committee pre- sented. The following officers were elected: Prs. Mrs. Percy Var Camp; 1st Vice Pres. Mrs. Velva Bailey; 2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. Geo. Skelding; Sec'y Mrs. Ralph Larmer; Treas. Mrs. Russel Mountjoy; District Di- rector Mrs. Dalton Dorrell; Public Relations Mrs. Roy Tay- lor; Pianist Mrs. L. Thompson; Auditors Mrs, Ford and Mrs. Staniland; Good Cheer Mrs. Hill, Mrs. J. Rahm; Leaders of Standing Comm. Mrs. W. W. Van Camp, Mrs. J. McArthur, Mrs, S. Van Camp and Mrs. K. Samells. Collection was received and meeting closed with the 'Queen'. With 21 members present, games were enjoyed until all arrived for the April meeting > WES a Na Na wa wm we Na wa a wa Office PrN PW WW WWW. Nl PLUMBING. tai i Sa B or aA TSA EO TARE ; i : Fei RR LANE PETER ---- - HEATING ELECTRIC Port Perry, On. 985-2473 Res. years of activity. There! of the ONO Club held on April 8th at Ruby Van Camp's home. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Nor- ma Van Camp of the Fair Com- mittee reported that a water- melon contest is to be sponsor- ed at the fair this year. The convenor for the Institute ban- quet Eileen McLaughlin gave each group their lists and read the menu to be followed. The Treasurer's report showed all bills paid and a Balance of $156.99. It was moved that they donate the cheese for the lench at the panel discussion for Cancer at Port Perry. A discussion on each member wishing to make use of Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary /cal-} enders do so on their own. Members were asked to keep in | mind any former members who | might be interested in coming to the fair. A reminder of the Cup & Saucer Tea to be held on May 15 was made. The secre- tary read the correspondence of an invitation to the Legion so- cial night on April 17 and a Cepper tooling school on April 20-30. Roll call was well an- swered by "A prank I remem- ber" and collection was taken. The hostess and her group ably served a buffet lunch & coffee. | The annual Durham County Shorthorn Banquet was held in the Recreation Centre in Black- stock on Thursday, April 8th; catering was done by Black- stock U.C.W. ; The guests at the nead table | were introduced by John Rick- | ard and later in the evening | were given an opportunity to speak briefly. George Canson introduced the speaker for the evening, the Rev, John Romeril from Cour- tice who took as his subject, "Family Life in the present". Wm. Slater thanked the speak- er. A trio from Bowmanville, known as "The Hoboes" played several lively selections during the evening. The president of the Durham club, David Beath called on the other guests. Bill Sutherland, president of the Ontario Short- horn Club had been to a meet- ing of the Royal Winter Fair committee and brought infor- mation on the new judging rules. Bill Elliott, secretary of the Ontario Shorthorn Association ana E. H. Stoltz editor of Short- hern news both brought mes- sages of encouragement for Shorthorn Breeders. Excellent services were held in both churches Sunday morn- ing with good congregations attending, It being Palm Sun- day, Holy Communion was ad- ministered in St. John's church. On Mondy Thursday service will be held at 7.30 p.m. and on Good Friday at 10.30 a.m. ser- vices will be held in St. John's. In the United Church service will be held Good Friday at 8 p.m. Easter Sunday at 10 a.m. Holy Communion will be ad- ministered. The Hi C members and sev- eral others enjoyed the fine Pageant "The Chancel Lily" in Nestleton United Church Sun- day evening. Several from this area at- terded the Conservative Nom- ination meeting in Port -Hope Wednesday night, A good many from here en- joved Cornz a Poppin in Bow- manville on the week-end. Prize winners at the Euchre | sponsored by the Women's In- stitute I'riday night were: Mrs, Charles Smith and Mrs. Wilbert Werry for ladies and Mrs. Roy Taylor (playing as a gent and Mr. Osmord Wright. Door prize Mra, Will Forder, Sorry to report Mr, Orr Ven- ning is a patient in Western Ilaspital, Toronto, where he is tests. / Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mahaffy and children Port Perry were | Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Steele and little son and Mr. and Mrs. Moss Minaker, Greenwood were Sun- day visitors of Mr, and Mrs. W. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruston and boys, Port Credit were Sun- day guests of Mrs. R. Ford. A very successful O.N.O. Fa- mily Dance was held at Black- stock Recreation Centre on Fri- day night, Winners of the spot dances were: Susan Thompson and Kathy Gunter; Richard Van Camp and Peggy Larmer. John Larmer and Donna Swain won the elimination dance. Dancing was enjoyed to Pren- tice's Orchestra, . Six Ifeet and a depth o under observation and taking -- NOTICE -- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | BY-LAW INTENDED TO BE PASSED BY THE REEVES AND COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY The proposed by-law as set out herein is a draft only and does not take effect until all other conditions of the Municipal Act R.S.0. 1960 Chapter 249 have been complied with when the by-law will be submitted to the Reeves and Council of the Village of Port Perry for final reading and assent; . oF A The publication of this by-law and the notice of inten- tion, set out in the by-law are being proceeded with; TAKE NOTICE that the Reeves and Council of the Vil- lage of Port Perry will meet at the Council Chambers in the Village of Port Perry in the County of Ontario on Monday, May 10th, 1965 at 7:30 p.m. and there and then will hear in person or by counsel, solicitor, or agent, any person who claims that his land might be prejudicially affected by this by-law and who applies to be heard; BY-LAW NO. .............. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY A By-Law to stop up and close parts of highways in the Village of Port Perry. WHEREAS the Reeves and Council of the Village of Port Perry deem it in the public interest to close up that part of Silver Street and that part of Reno Street, as shown on Crandel Estate Plan of part of the Village of Port Perry registered in the Registry Office for the Registry-Division of the County of Ontario as Number 85 and more particularly described hereinafter; AND WHEREAS no person is being deprived of the means of ingress and egress to and from his or her land or place of residence. AND WHEREAS those parts of the highways to be stop- ped up and closed have not been used for vehicle traffic. AND WHEREAS Notice of this By-Law has been pub- lished once a week for four consecutive weeks, namely April Tth, 14th, 21st and 28th, 1965 in the Port Perry Star, a weekly newspaper published and circulated in the Village of Port Perry. AND WHEREAS the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry, in accordance with the provisions of the Muni- cipal Act has duly caused Notice of its intention to pass this By-Law to be posted up for at least one month in six of the most public places in the immediate neigh- bourhood of those parts of the highways in question. THEREFORE the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry, enacts as follows: The following parts of a highway, street or road allow- ance as shown on the Crandel Estate Plan of part of the Village of Port Perry, registered in the Registry Office for the Registry-Division of the County of Ontario as Number 85 are hereby closed and stopped up: Part of Silver Street lying between the northerly limit of Lot 4, John Ballard's W.R. Plan 81, to Reno Street and more particularly described as a parcel of land with a frontage of Sixty-Six Feet and a depth of ap- proximately Two Hundred and Fifty-Two I'eet, Seven and Three-Quarter Inches and Part of Reno Street from Silver Street to Simcoe Street and more particularly described as a parcel of land with a frontage of Sixty- approximately One Hundred and Sixty-Nine Ieet, One and One-Ialf Inches. THIS BY-LAW shall take effect upon the date of the final passing thereof. DATED at the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, this bth day of April, 1965. JOHN ¥. RAINES, Clerk-Treasurer. i 5 AS ER 1 Wi ARIA AVES G banat