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S- ra NOS RETR -- - ~ Sa IR aly 2 Nw ERAS ARR <A % IW TR oo RECALL SEH LE ER A gery . 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1961 BROOKLIN I" used these facilities freely, Open Letter TO RESIDENCE OF WHITBY TOWNSHIP At a recent meeting of Whitby Township 'Council interested citizens attended to protest the selling of the Township Hall to the Lions Club. somé One of the elected men seated at council table stated: -- Why should the ratepayers of Whitby Township be supporting the Township Hall as a meeting place and recreation centre for the Hamlet of Brooklin. This man stated why should Whitby Township maintain a place for rec- reation for the people of the Hamlet of Brooklin when the City of Oshawa has no such place, What about C.R.A. with hired recreation directors as well as several other places of recreation in the city? Among the groups using the hall are the Women's Institute, 4-H Girls Club, Junior Farmers, Cubs, the Boy Scouts, Bridge Club, Art Class, Shuff- leboard Club, Fair Board Meetings, Seed Fairs, and various other farm organizations meet there. The Baptist Congregation meets and holds church services and Sunday { School in the hall. The Library was housed in the hall for a number of years. Athletic Meetings and Banquets, Dances, and Wedding receptions. People came to these activities from all over the the Township as well as from outside our Township. The Women's Institute have had a big part in equipping the hall among some of the things done are:--The drapes on stagef the piano, equipment in the kitchen All local organizations NEWS The Women's Institute sponsor the 4-H Girls Club and at the present (time a group of 22 girls are in the LClub, "Featuring fruit". The girls come from East Whitby, Myrtle and Cornation Gardens. Only 5 or these girls are from Brooklin Meadowcrest. 6 o meet if we had no Township Hall? extend the present building even to making it a Community Centre. The Township Offices could be included in the set-up, Brooklin does need a large auditorium and banquet hall. Our elected men would do well to consider very carefully before decid- ing on any big change. An interested Citizen.. Utica The Cemetery Board met at the home of Frank Kendell last Wednes- day. There are two new members, Geo. Harper and Frank Gibson. Mrs. R, Wilbur picked four quarts of raspberries on Saturday, Oct. 28. Mrs. Verna Gibson of Greenbank spent the week-end with Mr. and- Mrs, G. Harper. George Harper's visited Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of Taunton on Sunday. Utica Public School held their Hallo- we'en party on Friday. Some 43 children dressed up and everyone joined in the games, Refreshments were passed around and everyone en- joyed themselves. Lou Mitchell spent Saturday with Mrs. Parkins and attended the Tur- oat 3% 3% 4 S% 3%. 0% Fo, O° Parts and service will be ¢ Parts and Service. all Sales. agate, nus ws 0% a sea 0 0% your kind partonage in our your support. 'business operation in order Storey Beare. Chevrolet--Corvaiy--~0ldsm _ PHONE 9857351 EE ET 20800080808 82eC 408090808080 0S0S0R000N ABB NAANS SN ABSA SASEARBDSAN ANNOUNCEMENT Ir. Fred Trewin has, as of November 1st, taken over arm Equipment Business of Beare Motors Ltd., and wpe known as TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT. as before and Mr. Hilt. Simpson will still be in charge of- Mr, Fred Trewin will be in charge of We at Beare Motors wish to thank all our friends for ask that you will continue with Fred Trewin and give him We at Beare Motors have relinquished this part of our Automobile Sales and Service. BEARE MOTORS LTD. arried on in the same location 08 ee eS Oe ae 0 0% Se et a oa ose 0s e se 0 SN farm equipment business and to devote more time to our Bill Beare obile--Envoy--Chev. Trucks PORT PERRY % SERA AY ing every DOP PIPOP POOP PH Wednesday and Saturday Night 8.00 to 10.00 p.m. THE FOLLOWING ITE COLOURED PATIO INSULATION STORM.-WINDOWS- BLUE COAL ay, PHONE 985-7951 ¥ PRECAST SIDEWALK PADS COMBINATION DOORS WEATHERSTRIPPING TOP-QUALITY STOVE & FURNACE OIL BE.2 REESOR. FUEL & LUMBER MS WILL ASSIST YOU BLOCKS ge . Rig smi ptt sd ee gp PORT PERRY [ key Supper at Kinsale. Mrs. Bert Mitchell called on Judd of Chalk Lake on Monday. Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs, H. Devries and family and | Where would these organizations and family. of Toronto visited Bert Mitchell's on Saturday. Reg. Philips week-end. was home for the Mr, and Mrs. Chet Geer recently ¢ | visited Myrtle Wagner. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Geer | on Sunday were Mr. and. Mrs. Strong Mervin Storie and Mr. and Mrs, © Would it not be better for all groups family visited Mr, and Mrs. Toogood to pull together and if need in future in Toronto on Sunday. Prince Alhert It is pleasant to learn Mrs, R. Jack- son, Mrs. T. Sager, Mr. H. Hodgins and Mr, Milt, Heayn are expelled from the hospital. The G.N.S., Club will meet at the home of Mrs. G. Hunter on Monday evening, November 6, Company with Mr. and Mrs, N. Wilson's included Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller of Columbus and Mr, and Mrs. G. Miller of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt also Mr. and \ TIT \q@ \ \ AC WITH ALL THE THINGS YOU WANT IN A FAMILY-SIZED CAR! LAER & fr DE RR : 5 [$8 vd) - a aaa ES SLE PES PES SASSER AALS LEW SRR ] Mrs. L. Beacock were visitors with! "At this time Mrs. Jeff was called Mr. and Mrs, B, Wanamaker of Sea-| upon to take over, and who gave a grave, Saturday evening. very profitable talk interspersed with Mr, and Mrs, C. W. Ross of Ottawa la vocal trio by Florence, Joy and were Monday dinner guests of their neice Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffrey and family. Barbara and Neil Devitt of Oshawa spent the week-end with their grandpa Mr, F. Vickery and Beacock Cousins. Mr, and Mrs. R. Butson spent the' week-end with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. E, Wagg and Lloyd in Oshawa. Several of his cousins from here attended the funeral of Mr. Frank Bond in Toronto last week. The Women's Association met on Tuesday evening, Oct. 24, at the home of Mrs. Jeffs, In the absence of Mrs, Snelgrove, Vice- President Mrs. Pugh presided and opened the meeting with Hymn, "O Worship the King". The business period followed and the different reports given, By motion our share towards the Parsonage improvements be turned in. Joy expressed thanks for plant re- ceived while ill, Three visits were re- ported. ne Considerable discussion then took place in regards to our Bazaar on November 4th. | Eva, and a vocal solo that beautiful piece, "In the Garden" sung by Mrs. Jeffs and accompanied by Mrs, Hunter at the piano. We are very grateful to the hostess for putting on such a fine and worth- while program, At the close of meeting, group one served lunch. Cedar Creek Mrs. Reta Northcot of Hamilton visited her sister, Mrs. Victor Laroc- que, and family last week-end. " The Misses Clara and Laura Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Longmoor all of Toronto were last Saturday after- noon visitors with George Kilpatrick. Charles Farm returned to Toronto last Saturday after a few weeks visit with his son, Sam. Mr. and Mrs. John Den Boer and Mrs. Frank Harris visited in' Bobcay- geon on Wednesday. On Wednesday evening the neigh- bours of Miss Flossie and Mr. Rich- ard Spencer gathered at the Spencer home to give them a farewell party prior to their moving to Port Perry. Euchre was played for awhile and Mrs. John Greenwood and Mr. Lorne Duff were the prize winners. George Kilpatrick read the follow- ing address. To Miss Flossie and Mr. Richard Spencer. Dear Flossie and Richard: We, your neighbours, have gathered here to-night to honour you before you leave our Community. You and your family have lived on the Ridges since 1906 and are one of the oldest families in the district. You, Flossie have been active not only in Cedar Creek but in Raglan, Shirley and Prospect. You were al- ways willing to lend a helping hand when there was sickness or bereave- ment in the Community. You, Richard, were also active in the Community and served as a school trustee for over 80 years. We ai sorry that sickness has forced you to retire. We trust that both of you will en- joy better health in your new home in Port Perry. We ask you to accept this coffee table and lamp as a parting gift from your neighbours. Signed on behalf of the Community by Kay Mosienko and Joesie Wilson. Mrs. Mosienko and Mrs. Wilson pre- sented Flossie and' Richard with the coffee table and lamp. Flossie thank- ed everyone for herself and brother Richard and asked all to visit them in their new home in' Port Perry. A tasty lunch was then served. The Spencers moved to Port Perry on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Larocque"s baby"boy was born on Monday, Oct. 30th. General Motors 4s Proud to Present - } Here is a car excitingly new and refreshingly ~different, created by. General Motors to price and economy of from General Motors. 2 GREAT SERIES! economical INVADER series & elegant BEAUMONT series CHOOSE THE POWER THAT SUITS YOU BEST! Frugal 4 or thrifty 6-cylinder! 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