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r; Viner A iy v tA Re WE SH 'asked Grace, 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1964 BLACKSTOCK NEWS Blackstock Women's Institute met at the home of the June group leader, Mrs. Kenneth Samells Wednesday evening, Owing to many other activities during the day there was a small attendance. Meeting op- ened in the usual way and busi- ness period followed the read- ing of the minutes. It was de- cided to join the Canadian As- sociation of Consumers, Mrs. Chas. Smith will be the W.I, re- presentative to the Port Perry Hospital Board. Short-Courses were discussed and a first and second choice made. Thanks was extended to the leaders and girls who had modelled for the recent Home Economics display. A committee was named to ar- range a bus trip in July. Local W.I. will join Nestleton W.I. for the August meeting in Cartwright Community Park at Caesarea, Mrs. Mervin Graham gave a splendid report of the Officers Conference for District directors she attended in Guelph. Following roll call which was "Early Cartwright Memories", Mrs. K. Samells convener of Historical Research and Current Events took charge of the Pro- gram. The Motto "A Man has attained a true conception of life when he plants a tree he will never sit under" was re- plied to very suitably by the poem "The Bridge builder". The women present sang 'School Days'. Current events were given by Mrs. Russel Mount- joy. Mrs. C. Hill reviewed the years since the Ferguson family left Ireland in 1822 and settled in Cavan and Cartwright Twp. Mrs. J. Rahm gave a very in- teresting account of the early Blackstock schools and dwelt on th eearly curriculum and disci- pline - in these schools. Mrs. Samells also talked on .the In- ternational Peace Garden and Mrs. Percy Van Camp gave a humorous. reading on old build- ings. Lunch was served by the group in charge and when the ladies were ready to go home, they were greeted by a down- pour of rain, Altho it was pouring rain at time of assembling, over 300 ladies gathered in the Recrea- tion Centre Wednesday, June 3 at 1.30 p.m. When all had been seated around the small tables Rev. P. Romeril called order and The - delicious luncheon and a social visit with those at a table was then en- joyéd. Mrs. Neil Malcolm, pre- sident of the U.C.W. who were the sponsors extended a cordial welcome to all. Mrs. Harold Kyte sang two solos "Trees" and "Scarlet Rib- bon". Mrs. Ivan Thompson in- troduced the guest speaker-- Mrs. Betty Kennedy, whom we -- often see on T.V.. Mrs. Kennedy in a very pleas- ing manner gave a most inter- esting, informative and humor- ous address on "The Areas of Communications". Mrs. John Carnaghan ex- pressed the thanks to Mrs, Ken- nedy, which all heartily endor- sed. Msds, Harold Kyte; Har- old McLaughlin and Harvey Graham favoured with three trios, "Smile and the World Smiles with you", "Let your Smile be your Umbrella" and "Home". Mrs. Malcolm expressed thanks to all who had assisted in making such a pleasant af- ternoon and gathering closed with the Queen, and by' this time the weather was lovely. A real good crowd attended and enjoyed the recital present- ed by the pupils of Mrs. Dave Wilson in the Community Hall Friday evening. 49 numbers, piano solos, duets and a trio were planned. Three numbers had to be missed due to sick- ness. This music was inter- spersed by tap dancing by Can- dy Malcolm and Adelle Page, also Pamela Stinson and Mitzi Malcolm. Each pair did two numbers, which every one thor- oughly enjoyed. At the close of the program- me Judy Swain, on behalf of the class presented Mrs. Wil- son with a lovely hammered aluminum tray. Splendid services were held in the United Church Sunday. In the morning all available corners were filled with chairs to accomodate the attendance. About 50 Junior and Primary pupils formed the choir which furnished four fine selections. Rev. Clarence Ferguson of Don Mills spoke mainly to the younger members on "Growing up as 'Christians". At the evening service Faith Baptist male trio, Whitby ren- dered two trios and one accor- dian. number. Mr. Ferguson took as the subject for his ser- mon "The Great Commission". There also was a good at- tendance at the Anglican Church Sunday morning, Canon Ash- more preached on "The Lord's Prayer". The Sacrament of Holy Communion was adminis- tered. Mr. and Mrs. William Hooey and Miss Joyce Hooey attended the graduation exercises in York Hall, York University and Con- ocation Hall, University of Tor- onto on June 3rd when Miss Margaret Hooey received her Bachelor: of Arts Degree. In the evening they attended Gen- eral Assembly and saw, Rev. Hugh MacMillan elected Moder- ator of Presbyterian Church in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and: Mr. and Mrs, Jack Green attended the 15th reunion of Kemptville Agricultural College which was held in Peterboro on Saturday, June 6th. The dinner was gerved at the home of ore of the graduates, Mr. and Mrs. Don Chambers and in the even- ing a banquet 'and dancing was held at "The Pines" pavilion, Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs: Glenn Larmer and Mr, and Mrs. Richard Van Camp attended the 10th re- ; EFFECTIVE NOW ' Lower Fares To Europe eo ENQUIRE AT eo Four Seasons TravellOshawa). B17 KING EAST union of Kemptville Agricul- tural School in Kemptville Sat- urday, June 6th. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and Mr, and Mrs. Richard Van Camp attended the 10th reunion of Agricultural School, Kmept- ville, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys were Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Strany and children and spent Sunday at Upper Canada Vill- age. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Yeo, Or- ono and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cam- eron, Bowmanville were Wed- nesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and Mr. Ray Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hanlan, Donna and David and Mrs. Hanlan Sr., Lidsay, were Sun- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford, Janice and Ken. Miss Vera Lyons, Clinton, vi- sited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larm- er and boys Tuesday and Wed- nesday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy were Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy, Hamp- ton and Mr, and Mrs. John San- en Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellow- lees and family, Solina, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer on Sunday. Several from here attended Nestleton supper Friday even- ing. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hagerman and Miss Sandra, Stirling were Sun- day guests of Mr .and Mrs, Har- old Swain and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Romeril and Paul visited the Romerils at the Manse Saturday. Rev. P. Romeril left Monday for Nassau, Jamaica where he expects to be for two weeks. Kevin and Sherry Dunsmoor, Oshawa, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dunsmoor. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Dealy, Tor- onto were week-end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Loucks, Toronto and Mr. Ivan Daniels, Aurora, visited Mr. and Mrs, W. Archer Sunday. Mrs. W. Archer accompanied Mr. and Mrs. V. Archer, Bow- manville to a silver wedding in Beaverton Friday evening. Glad to report Mr. Harry Van Camp home from hospital and Dr, McArthur hopes to come home very soon, but sorry to say Miss Eva Parr and Miss Ethel Thompson are in Port Perry hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright who will be B50 years married on June 17th. Mrs. [ Mrs. Myrtle Chambers spent a few days with the Albert Wrights and Fred Trewijns. Mr. Vine Cain spent a few days with- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mott, Sud- bury spent the week-end with| Mr. and Mrs. John Venning. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCann, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rahm, Bowmanville and 'Mrs, Stan Hall Tyrone visited the Stan Rahms Sunday. Sunday guests of Mrs. C. Hill, Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Ferguson, 'Don Mills; Mr. and Mrs, L. E.|- Beacock, Prince Albert; Mr, Roy Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson. Dr. and Mrs. John Werry and Anne, Bowmanville were Sun- day supper guests of Mr, and | Mrs. Rupert Werry and Roy. 'Mrs. Danny Colacicco, Lisa & : Joey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, L. Thompson. Muriel Hainstock and ! TOWNSHIP OF REACH By-Law No. 2010 In the matter of Section 30 of The Planning Act R.S.0. 1960 C 296. i -- and -- In the patter of an application by the Corporation of the Township of Reach for approval of its Restricted Area By- Law 1886 passed the 5th day of November 1962. TOWNSHIP OF REACH APPOINTMENT For HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Tuesday, the 30th day of June, 1964, at the hour of half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon, (local time) at the Municipal Hall, in the Township of Reach (at Manchester), Ontario, for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application. DATED at Toronto this 13th day of May 1964. signed B. Vickers, Secretary. The full text of By-law No. 1886 is available for inspection in the office of the Clerk during working hours. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH BY-LAW No, 2010 A By-law to amend Restricted Area By-law No. 1886. WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town- ship of Reach passed Restricted Area By-law No. 1886 om November 5, 1962; AND WHEREAS the Ontario Municipal Board directed that certain objections raised at the hearing on November 18, 1963, be given further consideration; AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Reach has further considered the said objections and deems it advisable to amend the By-law in connection therewith and in addition deems it advisable to amend the By-law to correct certain typographical errors. " NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Reach ENACTS as follows: 1. That Section 6.(10) (b) be deleted and a new section be in- serted so that Section 6.(10)(b) reads as follows: "(b) Access to loading or unloading spaces shall be by means of a driveway at least 20 feet wide contained within the lot on which spaces are located and leading to a public street or lane located within or adjoining the Commercial or Industrial Zone." 2. That Section 6.(14)(ii)) be deleted and a new section in- serted so that Section 6.(14) (ii) reads as follows: "(ii) that any single-family detached dwelling houses so erected, altered or used shall have a minimum of 20 feet between such dwelling." 8. That Section 7.(1) (e) be deleted and a new section inserted so that Section 7(1) (e) reads as follows: "(e) EXTERIOR SIDE YARD: Minimum width in all Zones 30 feet." 4, That a new paragraph (1) be added to Section 7. 0) as follows: "(1) FARMER RETAINING LOT: Notwithstanding any other provisions of this by-law . : to the contrary in the Agricultural Zone, a bona fide farmer whose chief source of income is derived from farming operations consisting in whole or in part of growng grain, veegtables or other cash crops, raising livestock or operating a dairy farm, may retain a lot 7 having 100 feet frontage on a street and 160 feet in depth from the sale of his farm and build thereon a single-family detached dwelling house provided all other provisions of this by-law are complied with." -.b.... That Section 16.(2) (b) (ii) be deleted and a new section inserted so that Section 16.(2)(b) (ii) reads as "follows: "(ii) FRONT YARD: Minimum depth 10 feet." 6. That Schedule "A" be amended by deleting therefiom Key Maps 4, B, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15 and 16 and substituting therefor respectively the Key Mens 4, 5, 8, 9,11, 12, 16 and 16 attached hereto. 7. This by-law shall come into force upon the date of its approval by the Ontario Municipal Board and such date shall for the purposes of this by-law be deemed to be the date of its enactment. THIS BY-LAW given its first, | second and third readings and finally passed on the day of ' \ ~ A.D, 1964, Heda ; : % : W. E. MARTYN, Reeve. Q